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Board approves SRO, physician, transportation and lease renewals; SRO agreement still pending town approval

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Summary

The board approved the 2025-26 school resource officer (SRO) agreement (noting it remains subject to town approval), renewed the school physician contract with updated dates, authorized BOCES transportation submission to SED, extended a transportation bid and renewed a two-year lease for the tutoring center.

The Webster Central School District Board of Education approved several contracts and renewals for the 2025-26 year during its July 8 meeting.

The board approved the draft 2025-26 SRO agreement; administration said the agreement remains in draft because the Town has not completed its approval and that the only substantive changes were technical edits to the town's command structure. The board approved the item by voice vote; administration noted the district will be first to take up the finalized agreement once the town acts.

The board also approved an updated school physician contract for 2025-26; administration said the contract is identical to last year except for updated dates and that a county survey confirmed the district's pricing aligns with peers.

On transportation, the board approved the projected BOCES transportation contract submission required for state aid and authorized a one-year extension of a bid with Transpo to continue picking up private/parochial runs. Administration said the BOCES contract must be submitted to the State Education Department (SED) to receive state aid.

Finally, the board approved a two-year extension of the Bolter lease for the tutoring center; administration said the leased space is primarily used for student tutoring with occasional professional development events.

All motions on these items were made and approved by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.