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Brighton board approves first‑read policies, a paper‑supply bid and several gifts
Summary
The board moved and approved the agenda, the Oct. 1 minutes, three first‑read policies, a collaborative fine paper supply bid and a consent agenda that included a $2,170 gift to an Aspire program and instrument donations to the arts department.
The Brighton Central School District Board of Education handled routine business items on Oct. 15, approving the published agenda, last meeting’s minutes, three first‑read policies, a collaborative bid for fine paper supplies and a consent agenda that included field trips, fundraising and gifts.
Motions recorded in the meeting included:
- Approval of the agenda as received (motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as "Aye"). - Approval of the Oct. 1 Board of Education minutes as written (moved by Susan, seconded by Esther; voice vote recorded as "Aye"). - First reading of three revised policies (Policy 2110: internal operations board member training; Policy 3110: community relations/media/municipal governments/Senior Citizens; Policy 3271: community relations solicitation of charitable donations) followed by a motion to approve the first reads as presented. - Approval of a collaborative fine paper supply bid to secure district pricing. - Approval of the consent agenda, which included a field trip for the Natural Helpers (Nov. 11–16 in Canandaigua) and gifts: $2,170 from the Brighton Education Fund to the Aspire program at 12 Corners Middle School; two Yamaha B‑flat clarinets and two Kessler alto saxophones (with accessories) donated by Dr. Thomas Ashby to the visual and performing arts department; and over 200 original Broadway cast vinyl recordings donated by Bruce Thurlby to the Brighton High School library and vocal music department.
Board members moved and seconded the motions in the usual order and approved them by voice vote. The meeting concluded after "good of the order" remarks and a motion to adjourn.
