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Votes at a glance: Brighton board actions Nov. 18, 2025

Brighton Central School District Board of Education · November 19, 2025
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Summary

On Nov. 18 the Brighton Central School District Board approved the meeting agenda and Oct. 28 minutes; granted tenure to two administrators and two counselors; approved second-read policies; accepted construction bids for Phase 2; approved finance reports; approved the consent agenda; and voted to enter executive session.

Key votes and formal actions taken at the Nov. 18, 2025 Brighton Central School District Board meeting:

- Approved the meeting agenda (voice vote: Aye). - Approved minutes of Oct. 28, 2025 (voice vote: Aye). - Approved administrator tenure recommendations for Doctor Mike Malloy and Jeff Green (voice vote: Yes/Aye). - Approved 10‑year tenure appointments for Mary Crowley and Catherine 'Katie' Huey (voice vote: Aye). - Approved second-read policies as presented (Policy 5 6 6 1; Policy 7 2 2 4; Policy 5 8 4 0) (voice vote: Aye). - Approved construction bids for the 2023–24 Phase 2 capital project (motion moved by Karen, seconded by Clayton; voice vote: approved). The action includes site work at Brighton High School, the middle school and French Road Elementary and a turf-provider alternate. - Approved finance reports dated 09/30/2025 and treasurer's reports for July and August 2025 (voice vote: Aye). - Approved the consent agenda (personnel and field-trip approvals, fundraising activities) (voice vote: Aye). - Approved a motion to enter executive session to discuss personnel matters (motion moved by Karen, seconded by Clayton; voice vote: Aye).

Where motions were recorded in the transcript, the mover and seconder are noted above. The transcript records voice votes for most items; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript.