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Votes at a glance: Oceanside board passes routine minutes, facility uses, personnel actions and scholarship

Oceanside Union Free School District Board of Education · November 20, 2025

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Summary

At its Nov. 19 meeting, the Oceanside board approved meeting minutes, financial reports, multiple use‑of‑facilities requests, professional and civil‑service personnel recommendations, the Faccaro Family Scholarship and several other routine items recorded by motion and voice vote.

During its Nov. 19 business meeting, the Oceanside Union Free School District Board of Education approved a range of agenda items in a sequence of routine motions and voice votes.

Key votes recorded in the meeting minutes included:

• Acceptance of the Oct. 15, 2025 regular meeting minutes and the Nov. 5 special meeting minutes (motions made and passed by voice vote).

• Acceptance of financial reports, treasury reports, transfers of funds and internal claims audit review of warrants as submitted.

• Approval of multiple use‑of‑facilities requests (examples recorded in the agenda included Showtime Soccer practice at an elementary school field March–June 2026; Orchard Circle Softball girls softball schedule; Oceanside Wrestling Club; Oceanside Little League winter workouts; Chamber of Commerce holiday tree lighting at Schoolhouse Green on Dec. 6, 2025 (rain date Dec. 7); Schoolhouse Green memorial lighting Dec. 14).

• Approval of professional personnel recommendations, civil service personnel recommendations (including appointment of multiple clerical hires), hourly employee recommendations, co‑curriculum appointments for 2025–26, and winter varsity/JV coach appointments for the 2025–26 season.

• Approval of a student’s request to remain at School 3 after moving within the community and establishment of the Faccaro Family Scholarship for three years beginning with the Class of 2026.

Each item was moved, seconded and recorded as passing in the minutes. Where roll call or individual vote tallies were not provided in the transcript, the minutes record that motions passed by voice vote.