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Board approves contracts, health-service agreements, scholarships and data-security contract
Summary
At its April 9 meeting the board approved a series of routine business items including inter-district special-education agreements, multiple health-service contracts, scholarship acceptances, election staffing, and a confidentiality and data-security agreement with Ninja 1 LLC.
The South Huntington Union Free School District Board of Education approved multiple business agenda items April 9, voting to authorize inter-district special-education contracts, health-service agreements with neighboring districts, scholarship acceptances and election staffing for the May vote. The board also approved a confidentiality, data-security and privacy agreement with Ninja 1 LLC to comply with student-data protections under applicable education law.
Among the votes: - A district-of-residence special-education services contract with the Jericho Union Free School District for one South Huntington resident attending Long Island Lutheran High School was approved for the 2024–25 year. Mr. Lombardo presented the agreement. - A residence agreement with Harborfields Union Free School District for 2025–26 and multiple health-service agreements (Syosset, Northport–East Northport, Deer Park, Uniondale) were approved; the agreements authorize those districts to provide health services to South Huntington students attending nonpublic schools in those districts. - Two community scholarship awards were accepted: the Ellen Shaffer Civic Leadership Memorial Scholarship ($1,500) and the David Majewski Foundation scholarship (amount to be determined pending fundraising). - Election staffing for the May 20 budget and trustee election was approved, including appointment of the chair and inspectors; the board also authorized the superintendent and district clerk to appoint replacement election workers if needed. - The board approved a confidentiality and data-security agreement with Ninja 1 LLC, described by Dr. Hender as ensuring compliance with student-data privacy requirements.
Most motions were moved and seconded by board members in standard procedure; the transcript records no recorded oppositions at the time of each vote. Several items were routine annual or contractual approvals that the board holds each year ahead of the district’s budget vote.
Ending: These approvals clear administrative and contractual items ahead of the public budget hearing and May 20 vote.
