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Votes at a glance: March 11 Port Jervis board meeting
Summary
A summary of formal actions taken by the Port Jervis Board of Education on March 11, including consent items, personnel approvals, contracts and the capital project roll-call resolutions.
The Port Jervis Board of Education conducted a series of formal votes during its March 11 meeting. Below is a compact list of the actions the board approved and the recorded outcomes.
Summary of actions and outcomes (March 11) - Consent agenda (minutes, treasurerreports, scholarships, vendor additions, IT equipment disposal): approved by voice vote. - Personnel employment agenda (appointments, resignations, leaves, tenure recommendations): approved by voice vote. - Contract with Orange County Department of Health, Division of Intervention Services: approved by voice vote. (Motion and second recorded; no roll-call detail in minutes.) - Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with CSEA (collective bargaining agreement, multi-year): approved by voice vote; board members acknowledged successful negotiations. - MOA to add wastewater-treatment-plant operator stipends (CSEA): approved by voice vote. - Capital project allowances and change orders (administrative change orders): approved by voice vote. - Health and welfare services contract with Goshen Central School District (2024–25): approved by voice vote. - Resolution for a school-district leader internship program: approved by voice vote. - Election inspectors for the May 20, 2025 school budget vote and board election: approved by voice vote. - Candidates for the Orange-Ulster BOCES cooperative board (William Boss, David Ean, Edwin Estrada) placed on the April 24 ballot: approved by voice vote. - Joyland property negotiation: motion to table the resolution was approved by voice vote (item tabled for further study). - Capital project Phase 5: the board approved three roll-call resolutions related to Phase 5 (resolution of necessity; bond authorization; placement of the proposition on the May 20 ballot); all roll-call votes were recorded as affirmative by trustees present.
Roll-call items (recorded votes) - Resolution of necessity (Phase 5): yes votes recorded for trustees Judy, Joe, Nancy, Mark, Kathy, Don, Michael and the presiding board member; outcome approved. (One trustee, Bill, was absent for the roll call.) - Capital project bond resolution (Phase 5): same roll-call yes votes recorded; outcome approved. - Authorization to present capital project proposition to voters (May 20): same roll-call yes votes recorded; outcome approved.
Notes - Many routine business and personnel items were approved by voice vote; the meeting minutes record motions and seconds but do not list individual mover/second names for all items. - The capital project items were the only measures decided by roll-call vote at this meeting; trustees recorded unanimous yes votes among those present.
Ending Board-approved items will be reflected in official minutes and follow-up documents. The Phase 5 capital proposition will appear on the May 20 ballot, pending public approval.
