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Votes at a glance: Board approves minutes, calendars, policies, zone change and consent agenda
Summary
The Great Neck Board recorded unanimous votes on routine agenda items Jan. 14, including minutes, calendars, several policies, scholarship/donation items, a zone amendment and the consent agenda.
The Great Neck Union Free School District Board of Education recorded unanimous approval on a slate of routine agenda items at its Jan. 14 meeting. The motions below reflect items called for vote in the public meeting and the outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript.
Votes (as recorded in the meeting transcript):
- Approval of minutes from the Dec. 11 meeting (agenda item 3): approved, voice vote recorded as unanimous. - Acceptance of communications (agenda item 4): approved, unanimous. - Adoption of 2025–26 district calendar (agenda item 9A): approved, unanimous. (See separate coverage.) - Adoption of 2025–26 board meeting calendar (agenda item 9B): approved, unanimous. - Monetary scholarship awards and donations to the North High School Opera Club (agenda items 9C and 9D): approved, unanimous. - Amendment of secondary school attendance zone (agenda item 9E): approved, unanimous. - Secondary course proposals for 2025–26 (agenda item 9F): approved, unanimous. - Policies 2120.3 (mailing lists for school board candidates) and 4505 (class coverage in absence of regular teacher) — first read and possible adoption: accepted for first read and possible adoption; vote recorded as passed. - Policy 1120 (school district records) — second read and adoption: approved, unanimous. - Policy 8332 (district‑issued portable electronic devices) — second read and adoption: approved, unanimous. - Consent agenda items 11A through 14G: approved, unanimous. - Motion to adjourn meeting: approved, unanimous.
Where the transcript does not name a mover or seconder, the meeting record shows the motions were made and seconded with no individual names specified in the public audio. Vote tallies were recorded in the transcript as unanimous voice votes (all in favor, “Aye”; no no votes recorded).
