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North Rose-Wolcott board casts district votes for Four County slate, approves banking depository and signatories
Summary
At its meeting the North Rose‑Wolcott Central School District board approved the consent agenda including acceptance of a $1,000 memorial gift, cast the district's votes for the Four County officer slate (president and vice president), designated Reliant Community Credit Union as depository starting 07/01/2025, and approved account signatories; vote tallies were not specified in the transcript.
The board chair opened the North Rose‑Wolcott Central School District board meeting and led members through a series of procedural votes, including the district's official ballot for the Four County officers and routine banking authorizations.
The board approved the consent agenda and accepted a $1,000 gift in memory of Mrs. Marjorie Hunt, which board member John identified as being sponsored by the Wayne County Retired Teachers Association. "3d basically says, just to accept 1000 dollar gift, in memory of Mrs. Marjorie Hunt," John said, and the chair noted appreciation for the donor.
The chair then read the Four County slate for one-year officer terms beginning 07/01/2025. The board nominated and voted to cast the district's vote for Robin Johnson as Four County president and supported the slate's nominee for vice president, identified in the discussion only as "Julie" (last name not clearly stated in the transcript). The chair declared those motions carried.
The board also approved Reliant Community Credit Union as the Four County association depository starting 07/01/2025 and approved that the executive director, president, vice president and treasurer of Four County be signatories on the account effective the same date. The transcript records the motions and the chair's statement that each motion was carried; specific vote tallies and the names of primary movers and seconders were not specified in the record.
The chair said the board had completed the voting needed that evening and invited suggestions for topics or speakers for Four County programming in 2025-26 and for the 2026 spring education conference.
The board then moved into executive session to discuss the employment history of specific employees and indicated no further public business would be conducted after the executive session.
