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Seaford Union Free School District board approves contract to hire Dan Saff as information technology manager

Seaford Union Free School District Board · February 26, 2025
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Summary

At a board meeting, the Seaford Union Free School District approved multiple routine agenda items and a contract to hire Dan Saff as information technology manager; Dr. LaChorus highlighted Saff’s role in recent technology rollouts and his Stony Brook University degree.

The Seaford Union Free School District board approved routine agenda items and a contract to hire Dan Saff as the district’s information technology manager during its meeting (date not specified in the transcript).

Dr. LaChorus delivered the administrative report, mentioning upcoming district events — including the high school production of Mean Girls and several athletic playoff contests — and introduced Saff’s contract. LaChorus said Saff had been “incredibly helpful in rolling out all of our new systems,” and noted he graduated from Stony Brook University with a degree in information systems.

The board moved and voted to approve several agenda items presented as consent business, including a grouped motion described in the record as items “4 through 5 2,” a separate motion for agenda item 6, and a motion covering agenda item 9 a through c2. Each motion was called, seconded, and approved with the chair asking for the vote and members responding “Aye.” The transcript does not identify who made or seconded the motions or provide a numeric tally.

In closing remarks the chair congratulated Anne on an unspecified item, reiterated that Saff would be joining the district’s staff, and wished student athletes success in upcoming competitions. The meeting was adjourned after a final motion to adjourn passed.

Actions recorded in the transcript consisted of routine approvals; no formal policy debate, contested votes, or amendments were recorded in the provided excerpt.