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Board approves routine minutes, financial and personnel items 7-0; no contested votes
Summary
The East Meadow board unanimously approved minutes, financial reports, personnel and curriculum consent items and custodial overtime at the meeting; no contested votes were recorded.
The East Meadow Union Free School District Board of Education approved a series of routine agenda items by unanimous voice votes recorded as 7-0.
Votes recorded on the consent and action agendas included approval of: meeting minutes for July 23, 2025 and Aug. 6, 2025; salary changes; the July 2025 treasurer's report; curriculum consent items (CSE/CPSE approvals); personnel agenda items G1 through G15; business agenda items H1 through H9; and custodial overtime man-hours for July 2025. Each motion was moved and seconded as recorded in the minutes and called by the chair; the chair announced the result with the tally "7 0."
Recorded motions and outcomes (as announced at the meeting):
- Motion to approve minutes for 07/23/2025 (mover: Mr. Carl; second: Ms. Locastro) — Approved, vote announced 7-0. - Motion to approve minutes for 08/06/2025 (mover: Ms. Locastro; second: Ms. DeLuca) — Approved, 7-0. - Motion to approve salary changes (mover: Ms. Woodman; second: Ms. Locastro) — Approved, 7-0. - Motion to approve treasurer's report for July 2025 (mover: Mr. Carl; second: Ms. Fernandez) — Approved, 7-0. - Motion to approve CSE and CPSE recommendations (mover: Ms. DeLuca; second: Ms. Locastro) — Approved, 7-0. - Motion to approve personnel agenda items G1 through G15 (mover: Ms. Widman; second: Ms. Fernandez) — Approved, 7-0. - Motion to approve business agenda items H1 through H9 (mover: Mr. Carl; second: Ms. DeLuca) — Approved, 7-0. - Motion to approve July 2025 custodial overtime man-hours (mover: Ms. Hernandez; second: Ms. Locastro) — Approved, 7-0.
All motions listed above were announced by the chair as adopted with a vote count of 7-0. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that was likewise approved 7-0.
