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Board votes: minutes, consent agenda, calendar, bus bond and other routine approvals

Manchester-Shortsville Central School District Board of Education · March 20, 2025
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Summary

At its March 20 meeting the board approved minutes, the consent agenda, a transportation bond resolution for the bus ballot, a fixed-asset salvage list, the World Language Club, the 2025–26 school calendar, and several policies; motions were passed by voice vote with no recorded opposition.

The Manchester-Shortsville Central School District Board of Education recorded a series of routine approvals and votes at its March 20 meeting.

Key actions and outcomes: - Approval of Feb. 13 meeting minutes: motion carried after voice vote (motion recorded from Chelsea; second recorded). - Consent agenda (personnel and related recommendations): approved by voice vote. - Transportation bond resolution (to place bus purchases on the ballot): motion by Scott, second by Chelsea; approved by voice vote. - Fixed-asset salvage list for 2024–25: motion from Chelsea and second from Jeremy; approved by voice vote. - Establishment of World Language Club: motion from Chelsea, second from Jen; approved by voice vote. - Approval of the 2025–26 school calendar: motion from Chelsea, second from Jen; approved by voice vote. - Nomination of Heather Bachman to the Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES board (term 07/01/2025–06/30/2028): motion recorded and approved by voice vote. - Submission of county school board ballot as recommended: motion from Scott and second from Jan; approved by voice vote. - Policy approvals (waive second reading and adoption of gender-neutral single-occupancy bathrooms and drug-free workplace policies): motion from Jen, second from Scott; approved by voice vote. - Executive session: the board voted to enter executive session at 8:01 p.m. to discuss employment of personnel (motion from Jen, second from Chelsea).

Most votes were taken by voice and were recorded as unanimous ("Aye" recorded; no oppositions announced). The board packet and attachments cited in the meeting contain the text and attachments for each resolution and policy.