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Votes at a glance: Honeoye Central board approves consent agenda, personnel moves, MOA and invoices

Honeoye Central School District Board of Education · March 20, 2025
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Summary

At the budget workshop meeting the board carried routine business by voice vote, approving minutes, a coach resignation, multiple appointments, an HTA testing‑accommodations MOA, invoices and capital project invoices; ballots for 4‑County officers and banking signatory designations were also approved.

The Honeoye Central School District Board of Education carried a series of routine motions by voice vote during the budget workshop meeting, approving the consent agenda, personnel recommendations, a memorandum of agreement and several invoices.

The board approved minutes from March 5 and associated CSC minutes; later it accepted the resignation of Clarissa Hensler as varsity boys cross‑country coach effective March 19, 2025, and approved a slate of appointments that included election inspectors, a cafeteria monitor, an unpaid assistant coach and a long‑term substitute health teacher.

The board submitted its vote for two officers of the 4‑County School Board Association — Robin Johnson for president and Julie Neverlizer for vice president — and designated Reliant Community Credit Union as an association depository for funds beginning July 1, 2025, with the executive director, president, vice president and treasurer as account signatories.

The HTA memorandum of agreement on testing accommodations was approved after a motion and second, and the board approved invoices from Bond, Schoeneck & King as well as capital‑project invoices for Watts Architects and the district engineers (invoice numbers 43469 and 43941).

Motions were moved and seconded from the floor and carried on recorded voice votes (the minutes record board responses of "Aye" with no recorded opposition).