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Votes at a glance: Connetquot board approves policy first readings, tables one consent item and convenes audit committee
Summary
The Connetquot board approved first readings of multiple harassment and Title IX–related policies, approved instructional and several consent‑agenda items, tabled one consent item after two abstentions, and moved into executive session at the end of the meeting.
The Connetquot Central School District Board of Education recorded several formal actions during the meeting, including motions to approve policy first readings, personnel items and parts of the consent agenda. Key outcomes are listed below.
Votes at a glance
• Approve minutes of 09/16/2025 — Motion approved (voice vote: “Aye”).
• Table item number 31 from instructional personnel — Motion approved (voice vote: “Aye”).
• Suspend the business meeting and convene the audit committee — Motion approved (voice vote: “Aye”). The audit committee later adjourned and the business meeting was reconvened.
• First reading of policies (approved): Policy 100 (Equal Opportunity and Nondiscrimination); Policy 0110 (Harassment); Policy 0110.2 (Harassment in the Workplace); Policy 0110.2‑E (Harassment in the Workplace Exhibit); Policy 0111 (Harassment and Grievances under Title IX); Policy 0111‑E (Title IX exhibit); Policy 115 (Student Harassment and Bullying Prevention and Intervention). Motion and second recorded; board approved (voice vote: “Aye”).
• Approve instructional personnel items as amended and non‑instructional personnel items as presented — Motion approved (voice vote: “Aye”).
• Consent agenda, items 2–8 — Motion to approve items 2–5 and 7–8 approved (voice vote: “Aye”). Item 6 was called for a separate vote. During the roll‑call vote on item 6, two trustees abstained; the board subsequently moved to table item 6. (Recorded abstentions: Trustee Sab Parisi and Trustee Jacqueline DeLorenzo — the transcript records two abstentions during the roll call.)
• Motion to enter executive session to meet with the board’s attorney — Motion and second approved (voice vote: “Aye”); the board did not return to public session other than to adjourn.
Where recorded, votes were by voice vote (“Aye”) or roll call; the transcript does not show detailed tally counts for most voice votes. When trustees requested additional information, the board tabled or postponed items to secure more documentation.
