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Kings Park board approves multiple consent items including MOAs, contracts and donations
Summary
At the May 13 meeting the board approved memoranda of agreement with employee groups, health-service contracts, the district's MOU with Suffolk County Health Services for point-of-dispensing, donations totaling multiple gifts, personnel appointments for summer programs, and acceptance of treasurer and claims reports.
The Kings Park Central School District Board of Education approved a slate of consent-agenda items at its May 13 meeting, including labor agreements, service contracts, donations and personnel appointments.
Labor agreements and pilot program: the board approved a memorandum of agreement with the Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) resolving an issue tied to Lunar New Year and a memorandum of agreement with the Kings Park Classroom Teachers Association (KPCTA) to pilot a health class during seminar in 2025— 26. Doctor Egan summarized the health-class MOA as a pilot that will "help our music students and free up their day so we have more full time music students next year." Both MOAs were approved by voice vote.
Personnel and summer programs: the board authorized appointments for the extended school year and summer programs, including the summer-school administrator Michelle Lubinski and additional classroom aides, security, and nursing staff to run the summer program.
Contracts and interdistrict agreements: the board approved health-service contract payments to Northport-East Northport UFSD to meet the needs of an individual student (specified amount $41,809.23), and it approved a memorandum of understanding with the Suffolk County Department of Health Services to continue designating the high school as a county point of dispensing for four years.
Donations and disposals: the board accepted multiple donations: Suntex International Inc.'s $1,000 to RJO Intermediate School; RJO Parent-Faculty Organization $5,500 for a Bronx Zoo trip; RGO PFO $2,500 for an Adventureland trip; Box Tops for Education 70 to RGO Intermediate; and 22 used Dell desktops donated by the University of the State of New York (value listed as unknown). The board also approved disposal of damaged Parkview Elementary books and authorized additions to the approved vendor list.
Treasurer and audit reports: Diane Pullman presented and the board accepted the third-quarter treasurer and claims-order reports covering January through March 2025.
Votes: the items were approved as part of the consent agenda by voice vote; the board moved through the consent agenda with customary motions and seconds and confirmed each resolution by voice.
Why it matters: these routine approvals finalize agreements and resources that affect staffing, student services, safety planning (point-of-dispensing), and extracurricular trips supported by donor funds.
