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Board approves MOAs, unit-rate sheet, a work agreement and superintendent goals in unanimous votes
Summary
The Greece Central board unanimously approved multiple MOAs (GTA and Teamsters items), a unit-rate sheet, resolution 8.01 (Bosey's work 1 agreement) and the superintendent's goals (10.01); motions were moved and seconded with votes recorded as 9-0.
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The board approved a series of personnel and contract items on the consent agenda and during the meeting, recording unanimous votes on each item.
Items moved to the table and approved without discussion included: 2.02 (GTA MOAs), moved by Vice President Stencil and seconded by Miss Spelzerano; 2.03 (Teamsters trip MOE coordinator), moved by Miss Farmer and seconded by Miss Seema; 2.04 (Teamsters driver differential), moved by Miss Farmer and seconded by Miss Sleigh; 2.05 (Teamsters MOE shift differential), moved by Miss Seaman and seconded by Mr. Butler; 2.06 (Teamsters data analyst), moved by Mr. Butler and seconded by Miss Sleich; 2.07 (Teamsters office clerk) and 2.08 (Teamsters senior office clerk) moved and seconded in succession; and 2.09 (unit rate sheet) moved by Vice President Stencil and seconded by Miss Seaman. Each of these motions carried by voice vote 9–0.
On the consent/resolution side, the board approved resolution 8.01 (approval of the Bosey's work 1 agreement) after a motion by Miss Farmer and second by Mr. Butler; the vote was 9–0.
The board also moved superintendent goals (item 10.01) to the table; several members spoke in support and the motion carried 9–0. Board members praised the alignment of the goals with board priorities and SMART objectives and noted they will use the goals as part of the superintendent’s evaluation.
Finally, Mr. Maloney moved to adjourn and Vice President Stencil seconded; the motion to adjourn carried 9–0.
All approvals recorded in the meeting were unanimous (9–0) as reflected in the transcript.

