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Board approves consent agenda, tenure, appointments and invoices in routine session

HONEOYE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Board of Education · January 22, 2026
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Summary

The Honeoye Central School District board approved the consent agenda, accepted the December 2025 treasurer report, granted tenure to Nicole Gardner effective Jan. 30, 2026, approved multiple appointments and invoices, and carried a SEQRA waiver tied to capital work.

The Honeoye Central School District board completed routine business and several personnel and contract actions during Monday's meeting.

Motions the board carried by voice vote included approval of the consent agenda and acceptance of the December 2025 treasurer report. The board granted tenure to Nicole Gardner in the elementary tenure area effective Jan. 30, 2026, upon the superintendent’s recommendation. The board also approved appointments for the 2025–26 secondary extracurricular musical: Corey Cavilla and Lindsey Oliveri as co‑directors, Melanie Braun as producer, and Shaylyn Johnson as designer; it appointed Amy Palumbo to a probationary cleaner position effective Feb. 2, 2026.

Routine business approvals included invoices such as a Capital Region BOCES invoice (176-26F), a Honeoye Falls‑Lima invoice (6106), and an SWBR invoice (2408411) tied to the capital project. The board declared several cafeteria and office items obsolete for discard and approved memorandum of agreements for HSA and HSSA Lunar New Year events for 2026.

Why it matters: these votes finalize personnel actions, approve standard contract payments and clear administrative items that allow the district to proceed with operations and the capital project. The board did not report any opposed votes during the meeting.