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Riverhead board approves routine consent items, contracts, donations and a $480 NJROTC field trip
Summary
At its July 2 meeting the Riverhead Central School District board approved a series of routine consent and new business items — appointments, contracts, banking designations, a $24.25 hourly salary schedule for non-contracted employees, acceptance of donations, and an NJROTC field trip costing the district $480; one personnel motion was re-adopted with a single abstention.
The Riverhead Central School District Board of Education approved a series of routine consent and new-business items at its July 2 meeting, including appointments, contract awards, banking designations, the official 2024–25 meeting schedule and acceptance of donations.
Items approved by motion included: appointment approvals, acceptance of CSE and CPSE members, designation of banks as depositories of district funds, adoption of the 2024–25 monthly board meeting schedule, designation of official district newspapers and media, authorizations and standard contract awards. The board approved a $24.25 salary schedule for non-contracted employees as recorded in the meeting.
The board accepted donations of musical instruments (two flutes, a trumpet and an alto saxophone) and a conference room table from named donors; the transcript records the table donated by Jack Kosinski and East End Financial Group to Aquebogue Elementary School and other instruments from a faculty concert drive. The board thanked donors during the meeting.
A field trip for NJROTC students to Naval Weapons Station Earle in Leonardo, N.J., for the commissioning ceremony of the USS New Jersey on Sept. 14 was approved; the district cost is recorded in the transcript as $480.
Most motions passed unanimously as recorded. One personnel item — approval of a part-time senior administrative assistant — was rescinded and then re-adopted; the re-adoption passed with six in favor and one abstention (the transcript records "6 in favor, 1 abstain"). No roll-call tallies with individual vote names were recorded for the majority of motions in the transcript.
The board adjourned after completing the listed agenda items.
