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Votes at a glance: Board approves agenda changes, staffing items, contractor award and Arcadia grade reconfiguration
Summary
The Greece Central School District board approved a set of routine and substantive motions during the meeting, including agenda amendments, staffing/tables, a contractor award and a grade-configuration resolution for Arcadia Middle School; all recorded votes were 7-0 where tallied.
The Greece Central School District Board of Education recorded a series of motions and votes during the meeting; most motions passed unanimously by a 7-0 recorded tally.
Votes recorded during the meeting (selected items):
- Move the agenda as amended (deleting agenda item 5.02). Moved by Mr. Stetzel; seconded by Ms. Farrah. Vote: 7-0.
- Staffing items (moved to table). Multiple staffing-related motions were moved and passed; recorded votes 7-0 where stated.
- Tenure item 2.02 (moved to table). Moved by Ms. Moore; seconded by [unnamed]. Vote: 7-0.
- GTA Memoranda of Agreement items (counselor summer MOA; MOA payout of vacation; MOA for additional FTEs). Moved and seconded as listed in the record; votes: 7-0.
- Contractor award for Transportation Warehouse floor reconstruction. Moved by Ms. Moore; seconded by Mr. Stetzel. Vote: 7-0.
- Consent agenda. Moved by Mr. Stencil; seconded by Mr. Butler. Vote: 7-0.
- Resolution to approve grade-configuration change for Arcadia Middle School (to permit inclusion of grade 5). Moved by Ms. Frassig; seconded by Ms. Lake. Vote: 7-0.
- Data-sharing agreement with BOCES. Moved by Mr. Stencil; seconded by Mr. Butler. Vote: 7-0.
- Policy adoptions (combined vote adopting listed policies except one pulled for discussion). The board ultimately voted to adopt the remaining policies; final vote recorded 7-0.
Procedure notes: several items were moved "to the table" for discussion and later approved; the board discussed and then withdrew an amendment that would have added specific language about social media risks to a policy and directed the policy committee to research a separate district communication/policy on the subject.
Ending: Most formal actions during this meeting were routine approvals or procedural motions recorded with unanimous board support; the board scheduled future votes and public hearings related to the budget and candidate forums as described in the budget presentation.
