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Board approves Nassau BOCES administrative budget and endorses three BOCES candidates
Summary
The Lynnbrook Board of Education voted to approve Nassau BOCES' 2025–26 administrative operations budget and moved unanimous nominations for three BOCES board candidates during its regular meeting.
The Lynnbrook Union Free School District Board of Education voted to approve the Nassau Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) administrative operations budget for the 2025–26 school year and nominated three candidates to represent the district on the BOCES board.
The board approved Resolution 25-04-G-1, which, as read into the record, authorized Nassau BOCES’ administrative operations budget in the amount of $27,877,216 for the July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026 fiscal year. The resolution was moved and seconded and carried by voice vote.
The budget vote was followed by nominations for three BOCES board candidates. The board moved to nominate Fran Lagsner, Robert Schoen and Douglas Pascarella for the district’s three seats; each nomination was seconded and accepted by the board through motions recorded during the meeting.
Why it matters: Nassau BOCES provides shared services and administrative oversight for school districts across Nassau County; approval of its administrative budget commits the district to its share of operating costs for the coming school year and determines the district’s representation on the BOCES board.
Details and immediate effects: The resolution text read aloud at the meeting identifies the budget amount ($27,877,216) and the covered term (07/01/2025–06/30/2026). The motions to nominate the three named candidates were made and seconded at the meeting; the board indicated agreement on all three nominations.
The board also included the BOCES items in its larger consent actions taken near the end of the meeting.
