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Board approves routine staffing, contracts and student trips; change order totals $12,060
Summary
The Greece Central School District Board voted unanimously on a slate of routine administrative items, including staffing actions, contract reports, the treasurer's report and two student trips; one construction change order added $12,060 to district expenses.
The Greece Central School District Board of Education voted unanimously, 9-0, to approve a series of routine administrative and fiscal items during its meeting.
Votes at a glance
- Move agenda to the table: moved by Vice President Stencil, seconded by Mr. Butler. Outcome: approved, 9-0. - Staffing (item 2.01): moved by Mr. Butler, seconded by Mr. Felderano. Outcome: approved, 9-0. - 9-unit rate sheet (item 2.02): moved by Mr. Maloney, seconded by Mr. Butler. Outcome: approved, 9-0. - Quarterly reporting of professional service contracts greater than $50,000 (item 5.01): moved by Ms. Slikes, seconded by Ms. Seaman. Outcome: approved, 9-0. - Change orders (item 5.02): moved by Mr. Mulloy, seconded by Ms. Farmer. Board noted the change order amounted to $12,060 to the district. Outcome: approved, 9-0. - Written quarterly reporting of service contracts $20,000 to $50,000 (item 6.01): informational only; no questions recorded. - Budget and revenue status report and treasurer's report (item 7.01, August 2025): treasurer's report moved by Vice President Stuttzel, seconded by Mr. Bonagorello. Outcome: approved, 9-0. - Additional financial item (7.02): moved by Mr. Quantigore, seconded by Mr. Maloney. Outcome: approved, 9-0. - Program action: Arcadia High School student trip (item 8.01): moved by Mr. Farmer, seconded by Mr. Butler. Outcome: approved, 9-0. - Program action: Athena student trip (item 8.02): moved by Ms. Seaman, seconded by Ms. Spelstorni. Outcome: approved, 9-0.
Board members voiced no recorded opposition on these items and there were no recorded abstentions. Several items were handled as routine consent or "moved to the table" motions for consideration and passage.
The meeting concluded after committee reports and a motion to adjourn, which was moved by Mr. Maloney and seconded by Vice President Stencil; the adjournment motion carried 9-0.
