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Pleasantville board approves two insurance-funded settlements; terms to be filed with board secretary

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Summary

After executive session, the board approved two settlement resolutions — Tompkins v. Pleasantville Board of Education and White v. Pleasantville Board of Education — handled through the district’s insurance carriers. Board votes were recorded by roll call; settlement terms will be on file with the board secretary.

The Pleasantville Board of Education approved two settlement resolutions related to matters handled through the district’s insurance carriers during the Feb. 18 meeting.

Counsel presented two resolutions, described in open session as settlements of insurance-handled cases titled Tompkins v. Pleasantville Board of Education and White v. Pleasantville Board of Education. Board counsel said the specific settlement terms are on file with the board secretary.

For Tompkins v. Pleasantville Board of Education the motion to approve the settlement was made by Mister Gibson and seconded by Miss Silver. The board approved by roll call: Miss Alberto — yes; Mister Gibson — yes; Miss Akins — yes; Miss Mello — yes; Miss Silver — yes; Miss Waters — yes; Miss King — yes; Miss Rowell — yes.

For White v. Pleasantville Board of Education the motion to approve the settlement was made by Mister Gibson and seconded by Miss King. The board approved by roll call: Miss Alberto — yes; Mister Gibson — yes; Miss Akins — yes; Miss Mello — yes; Miss Silver — yes; Miss Waters — yes; Miss King — yes; Miss Rowell — yes.

Board counsel said both settlement agreements will be maintained on file with the board secretary for public record in accordance with applicable procedures. The motion records and roll-call votes were entered into the meeting minutes.