The Syosset Central School District Board moved through its business agenda with a series of consent motions approving personnel items, financial reports, policies for first reading, and several contracts and authorizations.
The board approved the minutes of the Dec. 8, 2025 meeting (motion moved by Miss Kocia, seconded by Miss Levitan). Treasurer Doctor Bridal presented the November 2025 cash position: $141,784,852.50 on hand, reconciled and collateralized per district policy. Mister Rotolo moved (seconded by Doctor Park) to approve the treasurer's report and appropriation adjustments; the presiding official called for the vote and the item passed by voice vote as recorded in the minutes.
The board approved a sequence of personnel motions (staff changes, stipends and hourly rates for 2025–26, appointment of teaching assistants, online staff salary adjustments, and an amended unaligned staff employment agreement) with motions and seconders recorded in the transcript. Item 12B, the adoption of the Syosset Central School District‑wide school safety plan, was presented and approved (moved by Mr. Rotolo, seconded by Doctor Park). The board also approved Committee on Preschool Special Education and Committee on Special Education recommendations, and both a settlement agreement and an amended settlement agreement and release.
During authorization of service contracts (13A), Mister Greco asked whether the intermunicipal contract with Jericho related to three new buses; Superintendent Rogers confirmed that Jericho will provide maintenance yard space and maintenance staff for district buses under the agreement and said bus delivery was expected in mid‑spring, with the contract dated March 1. The transcript does not record a precise delivery date; Rogers declined to commit to an exact arrival date.
Other authorizations included special education and nursing contracts, health services, contracts for federal Part B funds, piggyback contract extensions for library supplies and audio/visual equipment, piggybacking for bus inspections/repairs/maintenance, approval of student club and group charters for 2025–26, acceptance of donations and disposal of broken or obsolete equipment. The board announced a special meeting tentatively scheduled for Monday, January 26 to award contracts associated with bond projects and then adjourned.
Where the transcript records movers and seconders, they are noted above; the record shows voice votes with no roll‑call tallies reported in the provided transcript.