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Board unanimously approves consent agenda and a slate of contracts, including a $2.86M Sullivan BOCES services contract
Summary
At the public meeting the Tri Valley board voted unanimously to approve the consent agenda and 13 new-business items, including a $2,858,719.65 Cooperative Educational Services contract with Sullivan BOCES and a $3,669.60 health and welfare contract with Eldridge.
The Tri Valley Central School District Board of Education approved the consent agenda and a package of new-business items by unanimous votes during the public meeting.
Consent agenda: Chair moved to approve the consent agenda (items 8–11); the motion (moved by Nicole; seconded by Jerry) carried unanimously.
Major approved items in new business (16a–16m): - 16a: Contract for Cooperative Educational Services (AS‑7) between Sullivan BOCES and Tri Valley Central School District in the amount of $2,858,719.65 (motion moved and approved; public record shows unanimous approval). - 16b–16j: A series of memoranda of agreement for 2025–2028 and amendments for specific staff (motions moved and seconded; unanimous votes recorded). - 16k: Mid Hudson Regional Information Center resolution (approved unanimously). - 16l: Preschool tuition-based services agreement between Sullivan County Department of Public Health and Tri Valley (approved unanimously). - 16m: 2024–25 health and welfare services contract between Eldridge School District and Tri Valley for $3,669.60 (approved unanimously).
The board did not identify any recorded 'no' votes in the public portion; clerk/procedural prompts called for votes and the meeting record states 'That is unanimous' for each motion. Several motions were identified by mover/second on the record (examples: motion by Nicole, second by Jerry for the initial consent agenda). The board did not debate these items at length during the public session.
Next steps: Approved agreements and contracts will be implemented through the superintendent’s office and business office per standard administrative practice.
