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Lynnbrook board approves assistant‑principal appointment, multiple tenure resolutions and accepts retirements and donations
Summary
The Lynnbrook Board of Education adopted a consent agenda that included tenure resolutions, an appointment to assistant principal, retirement acceptances and several donations. The board placed multiple personnel and routine items on consent and approved them en bloc.
At its June 11 meeting the Lynnbrook Board of Education approved a consent agenda that included tenure resolutions, the appointment of an assistant principal effective July 1, two retirement resolutions and multiple donor gifts.
Appointments and personnel actions
- The board adopted resolution 25‑06‑C‑34 appointing Sheila Dempsey as assistant principal effective July 1. The motion was made by Mrs. DeNino and seconded by Mrs. Aragona; the board voted in favor on the consent agenda.
- The board placed tenure resolutions 25‑06‑C‑16 through 25‑06‑C‑33 on the consent agenda and approved them en bloc. (The resolutions were read earlier and the board moved them to consent; individual vote tallies were not recorded in the public transcript.)
Retirements
- The board accepted the resignation for purposes of retirement of Christopher Brower, a district custodian, effective July 30, 2025, by resolution read on the record.
- The board accepted the resignation for purposes of retirement of Mary Anne Plas (West End Elementary), effective June 27, 2025, by resolution read on the record.
Donations and other routine approvals
- The board acknowledged and accepted several donations on June 11, including: $2,000 from the Spector family for planters at the high‑school outdoor classroom; $1,000 from Community Chest South Shore for a displaced student’s family; garden supplies valued at $750 from Hicks Nursery for the West End Garden Club; a $500 Amazon gift card from the Lynnbrook Kindergarten Parents Club; and a donation of comic books valued at approximately $11,800 from Edward Kamenitzer for the high‑school library.
Procedural notes
Board members moved multiple resolutions to a consent agenda and voted to approve that agenda during the meeting; the transcript records the motions and the board’s verbal “all in favor” without an explicit roll‑call tally in the public record.
Ending
These personnel and routine items are standard parts of the district’s business; the administration will proceed with the identified hires, tenure acknowledgements and retiree recognition steps.
