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Board approves agenda, staffing and audit contract; several routine motions carried
Summary
At its February meeting the Frontier Central School District Board adopted the agenda and consent items, approved several staff appointments and a memorandum of agreement, accepted business reports, and appointed Bonadio & Company LLP as district auditor for a $33,000 fee.
The Frontier Central School District Board of Education at its February meeting approved a series of routine motions including adoption of the meeting agenda, personnel appointments, a memorandum of agreement and the district audit contract.
The board unanimously adopted the agenda at the start of the meeting. "So moved," moved by Mister Kilcoyne and seconded by Mister Ciccarelli; the motion carried.
The consent agenda was approved on a motion by Mrs. Hepner and seconded by Mister Boyle.
Personnel approvals under consent included three support-staff hires the board named during the meeting: Matthew Meyer (bus attendant, transportation), Jonathan Frangione (district laborer, special projects), and Lauren Warrens (food-service helper, high school). The board noted New York State Education Department fingerprint clearances for those hires "unless noted," consistent with the items in the packet.
The board approved a memorandum of agreement between the district and the Frontier Central Administrative and Supervisory Association; the superintendent was authorized to execute the agreement. That motion was made by Mister Kilcoyne and seconded by Mister Boyle.
The board also resolved to add 0.5 additional reading (staffing) for the middle school, moving the staffing allocation to 2.5 FTE for the middle school reading line; the motion was made by Mister Ciccarelli and seconded by Mister Cortier.
Finance and audit items included acceptance of the business management reports and the appointment of Bonadio & Company LLP to perform the independent audit for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, at a fee of $33,000. The audit-appointment motion was made by Mister Bodo and seconded by Mister Boyle.
All listed motions were carried by voice vote; the board recorded "Aye" on each roll call and no opposing "Nay" votes were announced during the meeting.
No contentious or controversial votes were recorded in the public portion of the meeting; board members thanked staff for presentations on social-emotional wellness and the budget before adjourning.
