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Board approves district calendar, drones policy and consent agenda; repair-reserve withdrawal on consent

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Summary

Trustees unanimously approved the 2025-26 calendar, adopted a new unmanned aerial-vehicle policy and accepted a consent agenda that included a repair-reserve withdrawal for HVAC work and a $1,000 donation from the high school parent council.

The Board of Education unanimously approved several administrative items during the meeting, including the 2025-26 district calendar, a district policy regulating unmanned aerial vehicles (drones), and a consent agenda that included a repair-reserve withdrawal for HVAC work and a $1,000 donation from the high school parent council.

Trustee Margaret moved to approve the proposed 2025-26 district calendar; Trustee Matt seconded and the motion carried unanimously.

Trustee George moved to adopt the second reading of the unmanned aerial vehicles policy; Trustee Matt seconded and the motion carried unanimously.

The consent agenda included approval of a repair-reserve withdrawal related to an air-handler and a condensing unit at the Locust Valley middle/high school (presented at the meeting as a public hearing on a repair reserve) and acceptance of a $1,000 donation from the high school parent council to support the high school science research program. Trustee Holly moved to accept the consent agenda and Trustee Christina seconded; the consent agenda passed unanimously.

Board members then moved to adjourn to an executive session to discuss legal matters. Trustee Polly moved to adjourn to executive session; Trustee George seconded and the motion passed.

The meeting transcript recorded no public comment on the repair-reserve public hearing.

Votes recorded in the meeting were unanimous on the listed motions; the transcript did not include a roll-call tally of board members for each vote.