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Votes at a glance: Board approves consent personnel, administrative and finance items; executive session held
Summary
At its Sept. 3 regular business meeting the Harrison Central School District Board of Education recessed into executive session for a CSEA personnel matter and approved personnel, administrative and finance/facilities consent items by voice vote.
The Harrison Central School District Board of Education held its regular business meeting on Sept. 3, 2025. The board recessed into executive session to discuss a CSEA personnel matter and then reconvened to approve multiple consent-agenda items by voice vote.
Key actions taken by voice vote or consent (motion and second were recorded on the public record each time):
- Approved minutes from the Aug. 27, 2025 regular business meeting (voice vote).
- Approved a certificate of personnel actions on consent, including resignations, regular appointments with State Education Department (SED) clearance received, temporary appointments, extra-compensation appointments, change of status, non-certificated personnel actions, leaves of absence and contracted service providers (consent).
- Approved the administrative report on consent, including approval of field trips for Harrison High School boys varsity baseball to Fort Pierce, Florida, and a debate-team trip to West Des Moines, Iowa; approval of CSE/CPSE minutes and recommendations and annual reviews (consent).
- Approved the finance and facilities report on consent, including a Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) contract, 2025-26 appropriation transfers, a services agreement with a BOCES, a change order for the G3 baseball field at Harrison High School, and agreements with two entities listed on the agenda as Harrison 550 MPRK6, LLC and Harrison 600 MPRK6, LLC (consent).
- Scheduled the next regular board meeting for Sept. 17, 2025, 7 p.m., at Lewis M. Clay Middle School, and adjourned the meeting.
No recorded roll-call vote counts or individual board vote records were read into the public transcript; each approval was announced by the chair and affirmed by voice (“Aye”).
