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Board approves consent agenda; buses to begin using newly designated town road Oct. 31
Summary
The Marlboro Central School District Board approved the consent agenda unanimously and discussed a bus‑routing change: buses will begin using the road adjacent to the middle school on Oct. 31 after a practice run, with a crossing guard to remain in place indefinitely to protect students.
The Marlboro Central School District Board of Education approved its consent agenda, which included personnel recommendations, meeting minutes and contracts, by roll call with unanimous votes.
During the consent agenda roll call the meeting recorded affirmative votes from Miss Nennini, Mister Kuha, Mister Mullen, Miss Reed, Miss Shezinski and the presiding chair. The motion language on the record read: “Resolved that the Board of Education, upon the recommendation of the superintendent of schools, approves the contracts, agreements, and reports as presented.” The motion was made and seconded before the roll call.
Separately, under "other items," the board addressed a transportation change: the road next to the middle school has been designated a town road and the district will transition bus routing to that road beginning October 31. Superintendent Mister Bridal said the bus company completed a practice run and that the district will begin the new routing on Oct. 31; he added that the crossing guard will remain "indefinitely" as part of the safety process. Staff confirmed a practice run had already occurred.
No formal vote was recorded on the bus routing in the transcript; the discussion established the operational start date and that crossing‑guard coverage will continue while routes change.
The meeting then returned to general board remarks and closed. The board’s next meeting date was referenced for early November.
