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Board approves routine minutes, financial reports, donations and personnel items
Summary
During the Jan. 15 meeting the board approved minutes, financial reports, multiple donations, personnel recommendations, bids and field trips; each action listed with outcome.
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The Oceanside Union Free School District Board of Education took a series of routine actions at its Jan. 15 meeting. All motions listed below were approved by voice vote unless noted.
Votes at a glance
- Approval of minutes (Dec. 18, 2024): Motion approved. - Acceptance of financial reports, treasury reports, transfer of funds and internal claims audit: Motion approved. - Acceptance of donation — Yamaha keyboard and Selmer clarinet (approximate value $11.50): Motion approved. - Acceptance of donation — five copies of The Catcher in the Rye (approximate value $50): Motion approved. - Approval to excess district vehicles: Motion approved. - Professional personnel recommendations (appointments/resignations/changes as listed in the agenda): Motion approved. - Civil service personnel recommendations: Motion approved. - Hourly employee recommendations: Motion approved. - DACA (Department of Community Activities) employee recommendations: Motion approved. - Approval of winter middle school coaching staff, Winter II, 2024–25 season: Motion approved. - Recommendation of CSEA CPSC chairperson (as submitted): Motion approved. - Approval of bids for capital reserve project at School 3: Motion approved. - Approval of revised 2024–25 student overnight field trips: Motion approved.
Several motions were moved and seconded by board members whose names were recorded in the meeting (examples included Mr. Brown, Mr. Kaplan, Mrs. Scholl, Miss Lisi, Mr. Transom and Mr. Maresca). Where the meeting transcript recorded only voice votes the board clerk filed the formal tally in the meeting minutes. The board chair declared each motion passed after members responded “Aye.”

