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Board approves 2025–26 benefit agreements for four assistant superintendents and passes consent agenda

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Summary

The Eastport South Manor Board approved 2025–26 staff benefit agreements for four assistant superintendents and adopted a consent agenda covering personnel, contracts and other routine items.

During its March 26 meeting the Eastport South Manor Board of Education approved employee benefit agreements for four assistant superintendents for the 2025–26 school year and passed a consent agenda that included personnel actions, contracts and the 2025–26 school calendar.

On separate motions the board approved benefit agreements for:

- Timothy Laube, Assistant Superintendent for Business and Operations (2025–26 benefit agreement) - Dr. John Christie, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction (2025–26 benefit agreement) - Benjamin Franquis, Assistant Superintendent for Special Education and Student Support Services (2025–26 benefit agreement) - Thomas Fabian, Assistant Superintendent for Personnel and Employee Relations (2025–26 benefit agreement)

Each motion was made and seconded and recorded as approved by voice vote (“Aye”), with the board president or designee authorized to sign on behalf of the district. The motions were presented on the superintendent’s recommendation.

The board also approved a consent agenda motion covering business and operations items M1–M3 and M5–M8 and personnel item N1. Consent‑agenda items included the district treasurer’s report, the adopted 2025–26 school calendar (the district said a short calendar will be posted the following day and a full calendar will follow), several contracts including health and welfare services and an overnight business class field trip to the Javits Center, capital project change‑order recommendations previously discussed, and routine personnel resignations, leaves, appointments and extracurricular stipends.

Board members asked that calendar and budget materials be posted promptly and thanked staff for negotiating contract reductions on capital work. The meeting closed after a brief round of acknowledgments and no public commenters were signed up for the meeting.