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Mahopac board appoints ad hoc special-education and advocacy committees, accepts small donation and names NYSSBA delegate

Mahopac Central School District Board of Education · October 15, 2025
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Summary

The board approved appointments to ad hoc Special Education and Advocacy committees under policy 2260, accepted a $353 donation from the Fulmer Road Elementary PTO and named Trustee Tamara Bracken as the district's NYSSBA voting delegate.

At its Oct. 14 session the Mahopac Central School District Board of Education approved several routine governance items, including appointments to ad hoc committees under policy 2260, a small donation and selection of the district's delegate to the New York State School Boards Association annual business meeting.

The board resolved to appoint community members to an ad hoc Special Education Committee by motion; the names were read from the agenda and the motion was moved and seconded before passing by voice vote. The board also appointed members to an ad hoc Advocacy Committee under policy 2260 and approved those appointments by voice vote.

The board accepted a $353 donation from the Fulmer Road Elementary School PTO to fund a class trip and approved the consent agenda by voice vote. Chair announced tenured candidates by name and congratulated them.

The board selected Trustee Tamara Bracken to serve as the district's voting delegate at the New York State School Boards Association annual business meeting, to be held virtually on Oct. 16 at 4 p.m. These items were passed as routine business; the meeting record shows voice approval but does not include a roll-call tally in the transcript.

All formal motions and appointments recorded in the meeting were approved by voice vote as announced at the meeting; no further conditions or amendments to the appointments were recorded in the transcript.