Board approves routine minutes, personnel, education and business items
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Summary
The Mount Sinai UFSD board accepted the 10/22/2025 minutes and approved personnel, education, and business action items by voice vote; specific tallies were not recorded in the transcript.
At its meeting, the Mount Sinai Union Free School District Board of Education approved a set of routine items presented on the superintendent’s recommendation.
An unidentified speaker read a motion to accept the minutes from the Oct. 22, 2025 meeting: “Resolved upon the recommendation of the superintendent, the Board of Education hereby accepts the minutes of 10/22/2025 meeting as submitted.” The presiding officer requested a second; a board member seconded the motion and the presiding officer called for a voice vote. The transcript records the response “Aye” and no roll-call tally was recorded.
The board then approved personnel items (items a–d) after a motion ‘‘resolved upon the recommendation of the superintendent’’ was moved and seconded; the transcript records an approving voice vote but no named roll-call or tally. Similarly, an education action item (item a) and business action items (a–f) were each read, seconded, and approved by voice vote according to the transcript; the specific vote counts and any dissenting votes were not recorded in the provided transcript.
Motions and procedural notes recorded in the transcript include the following (as read during the meeting):
• Acceptance of 10/22/2025 minutes: “Resolved upon the recommendation of the superintendent, the Board of Education hereby accepts the minutes of 10/22/2025 meeting as submitted.”
• Personnel items a–d: “Motion resolved upon the recommendation of the superintendent. The Board of Education hereby approves personnel items a through d as listed below.”
• Education action item a: “The board of education hereby approves action item a as listed below.”
• Business action items a–f: “The board of education hereby approves action items a through f as listed below.”
The meeting adjourned after a motion to adjourn was made and seconded; the presiding officer closed the session. The transcript does not include roll-call vote tallies or explicit individual yes/no votes for these motions.