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Board approves routine staffing, contracts and awards; summary of votes

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Summary

The board approved a set of routine personnel actions, negotiated contracts and a contractor award; most motions passed unanimously (9-0).

At the meeting the Greece Central School District Board of Education approved a series of routine personnel and contract items, and the board recorded votes on multiple consent items.

Key approvals (each passed by voice vote, noted as 9–0 unless otherwise specified):

- Staffing items (agenda item 2.01): moved by Mr. Maloney and seconded by Mr. Butler; passed 9–0. - Tenure recognition (agenda item 2.02): moved by Mr. Butler and seconded by Vice President Farmer; passed 9–0; Stacey Brindisi was recognized for tenure. - Greece Teachers Association additional FTE (agenda item 2.03): passed 9–0. - 9-unit rate sheet (agenda item 2.04): passed 9–0. - 2.05 exam item and additional personnel items: passed 9–0. - GUS contract ratification (agenda item 2.06): membership ratified the contract 60 yes to 30 no; board approved the contract 9–0 (moved by Mr. Stetzel, second Mr. Bonagorio). - Transportation update accepted as information (agenda item 4.01); no vote required beyond acknowledgement. - Contractor award for Reimagined Greece Phase 6 (agenda item 6.01): approved 9–0. - Consent agenda including anticipated bids and other routine items: approved 9–0. - Robotics trip (agenda item 9.01): approved 9–0.

Board members also approved hiring and appointment items presented by the assistant superintendent, including the appointment of Todd Wallenhorst as principal of Athena Middle School and other house assistant principal appointments. Where membership ratification of collective bargaining results was discussed, the board recorded the membership ratification number for the union vote (60–30) as provided by district staff.

No layoff actions were announced in the meeting; administrators later said there would be no layoffs for next year as part of the initial budget pass discussions.