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Sayville board approves recommended actions, accepts scholarships and advances policy review

Sayville Union Free School District Board of Education · January 10, 2026
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Summary

At its January workshop the board approved several recommended actions including scholarships and advanced a revised policy 9.01 to a second review; exact motion text and vote tallies were not specified in the public transcript.

The Sayville Union Free School District board moved and approved several recommended items at its January workshop, recognized donor-funded scholarships and advanced a policy update for a second review.

Trustee Desmond reported the district received two $3,000 scholarships from Miss Marcus: one for the Virginia McAllister scholarship and one for the Daniel McAllister scholarship. The board thanked the donors and recognized the contributions to high school scholarship offerings.

The board addressed recommended action item 706; a motion was moved (Desmond is recorded as speaking regarding the item) and the board indicated the motion carried. Later the board moved to begin work on item 707 and discussed it alongside the voting-machine issue. At the workshop the board also moved to place revised policy 9.01 on a second review: that motion was moved by Kelly and seconded by Cathy and the board approved it, with a vote recorded as 'Motion passes' in the transcript. The workshop concluded with a motion to enter executive session for personnel matters, which was carried.

The transcript does not include full motion text, recorded roll-call tallies or named yes/no votes for the motions; those details were not specified in the public record provided. The board indicated the second review of policies and further votes will occur at the next public business meeting scheduled for January 15.