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Board approves consensus motions, schedules next agenda and authorizes anticipated executive session

Sodus Central School District Board of Education · February 13, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a series of consensus motions, separated agenda item 12.1 for a separate vote, set the March agenda to include literacy data and student presentations, and approved moving into an anticipated executive session to discuss a personnel matter.

During the latter portion of the meeting, the board moved through consent business and recorded multiple motions and votes.

Chair (speaker 2) called for approval of consensus motion number 1; the motion was moved and seconded, and the board carried the motion. Later items included removing agenda item 12.1 for a separate vote; the board then voted on consensus motion number 2 and carried it. The board subsequently moved and approved consensus motion 12.1 (with one or more members abstaining) and passed consensus motions 3 and 4 after recorded aye, opposed and abstention responses in the roll-call exchanges.

The board also set the March meeting agenda to include k–6 DIBELS and I-Ready reviews, invited two district students participating in an agricultural program in Marion to present, and arranged for intermediate-school students who have published work to appear. Finally, the board approved an anticipated executive session to discuss the position of a particular person (a personnel matter).

The meeting recorded some named procedural interactions during motions (movers and seconds were called by name in the transcript where each was spoken), but the public record presented in the meeting notes does not provide a full roll-call list for each vote; the board clerk recorded the outcomes as carried when a majority was reached, with a small number of recorded abstentions and at least one opposition on a consent item.

The meeting adjourned the public portion after the business items and the board prepared to enter the executive session.