Lynbrook board reports budget, trustee results and schedules roundtable on before‑school care

The Lynbrook Union Free School District Board of Education certified the results of its May budget vote and trustee election and announced a community roundtable on a proposed before‑school care program.

At the meeting, the presiding officer announced that the district’s budget proposition and three additional propositions related to technology and facilities funds were reported as passed. The presiding officer said, “I wanna thank the community again for another year successfully passing the budget.” The meeting record shows trustee vote counts for two candidates: Mr. Luna received 710 votes and Dan Cohen received 692 votes. A motion to accept the resolution recording the budget and election results was moved and seconded and carried with no opposition, according to the meeting transcript.

The vote tallies and proposition results were read aloud by district staff during the meeting; the transcript includes numeric vote lines for the propositions and trustees but some proposition tallies in the recording are unclear. The presiding officer also stated a turnout figure of about 8 percent, then later commented “I think about 73% this year,” a discrepancy noted in the transcript.

Board members moved and approved a consent agenda during the same session. The board announced a community roundtable on Tuesday, May 27, at 6 p.m. in the Lindbergh High School cafeteria to address questions about a new before‑school care program. The presiding officer said district staff member Dr. Lynch will attend that meeting to answer questions. The board also scheduled its next regular meeting for June 11.

The board did not take additional formal action on the before‑school care program at this meeting; the roundtable was presented as a community engagement step. The meeting record shows no roll‑call tally attached to the proposition readings beyond the candidate vote counts and the voice vote accepting the resolution recording the results.

Details: the transcript identifies the propositions and reports they passed; the exact numeric tallies for each proposition as read in the audio are included in the meeting record but portions are unclear in the transcript provided. The transcript records only the items summarized above; no motions or votes to implement the before‑school care program were recorded at this session.