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Board approves consent agenda, policies and managerial terms; motions carried unanimously

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The Hyde Park Central School District Board of Education carried a series of procedural motions by voice vote during its Feb. 13 meeting at Violet Avenue Elementary School.

The Hyde Park Central School District Board of Education carried a series of procedural motions by voice vote during its Feb. 13 meeting at Violet Avenue Elementary School.

Actions taken (summary) - Motion to adjourn to executive session for personnel matters and CSEA collective bargaining negotiations (as stated in the meeting): carried by voice vote. - Motion to adopt the Feb. 13 meeting agenda: carried by voice vote. - Motion to approve the consent agenda (personnel actions, retirements and other consent items as listed in the agenda packet): carried by voice vote. Staff highlighted a list of retirements; the board recognized the departing educators for combined service to the district. - First consideration of proposed policy revisions (policy committee): carried by voice vote. - Approval of updated confidential managerial terms and conditions: carried by voice vote. - Motion to adjourn the meeting: carried by voice vote.

Vote context and tally The meeting record shows each motion was adopted by a traditional “All those in favor? Aye. Opposed? Motion carried.” voice vote. The transcript does not record named individual roll‑call votes or mover/second attributions for every motion; the board used voice votes for routine agenda items. The board clerk and chair handled standard motion, second and voice‑vote procedures.

Retirements acknowledged During the consent agenda staff identified a set of teacher retirements the board recognized; the superintendent and board highlighted the retirees’ combined years of service to the district.

Ending: no further executive sessions were requested and the meeting was adjourned following the routine votes.