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Board approves standard workday resolution and clarifies election-worker titles
Summary
The board approved a standard workday resolution establishing 7.5-hour days for election roles and accepted training-recommended title distinctions between adult election workers and student workers.
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The Tri-Valley Central School District Board of Education approved a standard workday resolution that defines titles and hours for election-worker positions and clarifies operational roles.
Motion to accept the standard Workday resolution (Item 16a) was made by Rose and seconded by Tammy. A board member asked why the titles had not been set during the organizational meeting and whether they were new; Superintendent Seren Long replied that training completed last week recommended the particular titles to clearly distinguish adult workers who may handle ballots from student workers who should not handle ballots.
The resolution as read sets a standard workday of 7.5 hours per day for the position of assistant clerk (election) and 7.5 hours per day for the position of election inspector. The board voted by hand and the chair declared the motion unanimous.
The motion clarifies classification and hours for election-day staffing; staff indicated the titles derive from recent training guidance and are intended to improve clarity for election operations.

