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Board nominates two incumbents to BOCES board; capital projects on track for summer work
Summary
Trustees nominated Fran Langsner and Robert Schoen to the Nassau BOCES board and heard an update that third-party review comments for capital projects are being addressed with expected approvals before summer.
The Lynnbrook Union Free School District resolved on March 12 to nominate two candidates for vacancies on the Nassau County Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) and received an update on capital projects the district hopes to complete this summer.
Trustee discussion confirmed that Fran Langsner and Robert Schoen indicated they plan to run for re-election to the nine-member BOCES board; the board moved to nominate both candidates and recorded a vote in favor. The board stated it would discuss a third potential candidate when more information is available.
Separately, construction and facilities updates were presented. The district’s architect is preparing responses to third-party reviewer comments on capital projects submitted to the state; the architect expected to submit replies by the end of the week. If no further comments are returned, the district anticipates state approval by the end of March or early April and plans to put the projects out to bid with intent to complete work this summer.
Trustees also received progress updates on door replacement projects at West End and Marion Street, including preliminary wiring for wireless door locks that could be installed over the April break or during evenings so final installation can proceed more quickly. The high school elevator cab replacement remains on schedule for summer work.
No formal contract awards or bid openings were recorded in this meeting transcript; officials said bidding will follow state approvals and responses to the third-party review.
