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Mineola board approves vocational instructional agreement, adopts revised home-instruction regulation and passes consent agenda

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Summary

The board approved an instructional services agreement with the Vocational Education and Extension Board of Nassau County for 2024–25, adopted a revised regulation on home or hospital instruction (8450-r), and approved the consent agenda items J1A through J4D3.

The Mineola Board of Education approved three routine but substantive items on its agenda: an instructional services agreement for 2024–25 with the Vocational Education and Extension Board of Nassau County, adoption of a revised regulation for home, hospital or institutional instruction (Regulation 8450-r), and the district’s consent agenda including personnel and other standard items.

During the meeting the district clerk read Resolution 77 approving the instructional services agreement between the Vocational Education and Extension Board of Nassau County and the Mineola Union Free School District for the 2024–25 school year and authorized the board president to sign the agreement; a motion was made and the resolution carried on a voice vote.

The board also waived the second formal reading and adopted Regulation 8450-r (home, hospital or institutional instruction) after the district noted the regulation was available on the information table and the district website. That item was seconded and approved by voice vote.

Finally the board approved the consensus agenda (Resolution 80), passing items J1A through J4D3. During that discussion a board member asked which building would receive certain nurse appointments; staff replied that the nurse (Mr. Spies) would be assigned to the high school. The consent agenda passed on a voice vote.

All three actions were adopted by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.