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Board approves personnel appointments, accepts retirement and moves legal notice; one item tabled

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Summary

At the March 18 meeting the Frontier Central School District Board of Education approved a reclassification of a grounds worker position, accepted a retirement, approved several support‑staff appointments, adopted legal notice timeline for the budget vote, and carried routine policy motions; one personnel item (8.14) was tabled.

The Frontier Central School District Board of Education approved multiple personnel and business items at its March 18 meeting, including a reclassification of a grounds worker position, acceptance of a retirement, several support‑staff appointments, and preliminary publication instructions for the annual budget notice. One agenda item (8.14) was removed from consideration and tabled.

Key outcomes recorded in the meeting record included:

- Reclassify grounds worker position (8.1): The board resolved to abolish a 12‑month, 5‑hour‑a‑day grounds worker position and create a 12‑month, 8‑hour‑a‑day grounds worker position effective 03/18/25. Motion: moved by Mr. Bodo; seconded by Miss Hefner. Outcome: carried by voice vote.

- Retirement accepted (8.2): The board accepted the resignation for retirement of Anne Crandall, a teacher aide at Blaisdell. Motion: moved by Mr. Ciccarelli; seconded by Mr. Cortier. Outcome: carried (record shows voice vote; clerk recorded the question and response).

- Support‑staff appointments (8.10): The board appointed James Fazilere as a bus driver (10 months, 7 hours/day), Patricia Streising as a school lunch monitor at the middle school, and Kelly Hinman as a part‑time clerk/typist at Pinehurst, among others. Motion: moved by Miss Hefner; seconded by Mr. Ciccarelli. Outcome: carried by voice vote. The resolution noted that, unless otherwise stated, recommended appointments have fingerprint clearance from the New York State Education Department and Office of School Review and Accountability.

- Tabled item (8.14): Agenda item 8.14 was removed from consideration at the start of the meeting and later noted as tabled.

- Preliminary legal notice for the budget vote (10.6): The district clerk was directed to publish the annual notice in substantially the form presented, with the first of four publication dates to fall between 45 and 49 days before the May 20, 2025 vote. Motion: moved by Mr. Boyle; seconded by Mr. Corteier. Outcome: carried by voice vote.

- Policy actions: The board retired several policies (74-60, 82-11, 82-50, 82-90, 83-10, 84-11, 84-30) and moved other policies from first to second reading, then adopted several personnel policies on second reading (61-20, 62-13, 65-50, 65-52, 65-63). Motions were carried by voice vote as recorded in the minutes.

Votes were recorded as voice votes in the meeting transcript; the meeting record shows motions, movers and seconders as stated above and multiple “All in favor? Aye. Opposed? Carried.” exchanges. No roll‑call tallies with named yes/no votes were read into the transcript for these items.