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Board approves consent agenda, transportation and health‑service contracts; schedules vehicle procurement proposition for budget vote
Summary
The Greenville Central School District board approved routine finance and special‑education items, awarded a transportation contract to Transport, Inc. for a student's placement, approved health and welfare service contracts with Bethlehem Oaks and Taconic Hills CSDs for 2024–25, and approved placing a vehicle‑procurement resolution on the May budget hearing (presentation 05/06/2025; vote 05/20/2025).
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At the March 10 meeting the board moved through action items and approved routine motions by voice vote.
Orders and outcomes recorded during the meeting included:
• Approval of the meeting agenda (motion moved and seconded; voice vote ‘Aye’).
• Acceptance of finance reports ending 02/28/2025 (motion moved and seconded; voice vote ‘Aye’).
• Acceptance of Committee on Special Education recommendations (motion moved and seconded; voice vote ‘Aye’).
• Motion to present a resolution authorizing procurement of vehicles to district residents at the annual budget hearing on May 6, 2025, with the district vote to occur on May 20, 2025; the motion was approved by voice vote.
• Award of a transportation contract to Transport, Inc. for the remainder of the 2024–25 school year to transport a student to the Children’s Home of Kingston; motion approved by voice vote.
• Approval of health and welfare service contracts between Greenville Central School District and Bethlehem Oaks Central School District and between Greenville and Taconic Hills Central School District for 2024–25; motions approved by voice vote.
• Approval of field bids through DCMO BOCES, surplus items, and other consent items; motions approved by voice vote.
Motions were called in sequence and the record shows routine voice approval for each listed item; explicit roll‑call tallies were not recorded in the transcript. The chair invited board members to email staff about committee interests and future meeting topics.

