East Islip Board approves personnel items, donations and appropriation adjustments

At its regular meeting the East Islip Union Free School District Board of Education approved a series of routine but substantive administrative actions.

Personnel: Following motion and second, the board approved the certified personnel agenda (resignations, terminations, leaves of absence, appointments, tenure appointments and salary changes) as presented under applicable education law and civil service law. The board later approved the noncertified personnel agenda under the same authorities. Votes were recorded in the affirmative.

Treasurer employment agreement: The board considered and approved a resolution authorizing the president of the Board of Education to execute a second amendment to the employment agreement with the district treasurer (name in the transcript appears with variants; the role was identified as school district treasurer). The motion was moved and seconded and the board recorded ayes.

Consent agenda and donations: The board approved the consent agenda (items 9.2–9.16) and accepted several donations listed on the consent agenda, including:

• $3,313.04 from the John F. Kennedy student activity account to purchase flooring to be installed by buildings and grounds.

• $420 from the high school student activity account to support core-student project supplies (revenue code referenced in packet).

• A donation of 10 Panasonic Toughpad FZ-Q2 devices from the East Islip Fire Department to be evaluated and reconfigured for student instructional use pending successful integration into the district network.

• A donation of miscellaneous cosmetology classroom supplies from Estée Lauder’s collateral donation program for the high school cosmetology program.

Budget and appropriations: The board approved attached appropriation changes for the 2025–2026 school year and approved a revision correcting a previously approved set of appropriation changes that had been incorrectly labeled for the 2024–2025 school year; the corrected label is 2025–2026.

Procedure and next steps: Most motions show generic “motion/second” language in the transcript; individual mover and seconder names were not specified in the audio transcript. The minutes record votes in the affirmative (ayes) for the listed motions. The board scheduled its next regular business meeting for Thursday, Dec. 4, 2025, at 7 p.m.

No contested motions or roll-call vote tallies by individual board member name were recorded verbatim in the transcript provided.