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Board approves routine motions including senior/disabled tax-exemption sliding scale, contracts and policy updates

Greenville Central School District Board of Education · January 13, 2026
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Summary

During the Jan. 12 meeting the board approved minutes, finance reports, committee-on-special-education recommendations, personnel items (one recusal), a senior-citizen and disability limited‑income tax‑exemption sliding scale, contracts for 2025–26 and updates to multiple district policies; donations and committee appointments were also accepted.

The Greenville Central School District Board of Education conducted a series of routine action items by voice vote at its Jan. 12 business meeting.

The board approved the minutes of the Dec. 8, 2025 meeting and accepted finance reports for the month ending Dec. 31, 2025. The board moved to accept committee-on-special-education recommendations. The personnel agenda was approved; one board member recused themself during that vote.

Following the public hearing earlier in the meeting, the board approved the senior‑citizen and persons‑with‑disabilities limited‑income school‑tax‑exemption sliding scale (income threshold for eligibility cited during the hearing: $45,399.99). The board also approved the professional‑development plan statement of certification.

Contracts approved: the board voted to approve the contract between Greenville Central School District and LaSalle School for the 2025–26 year for residential board and care with educational services, and the contract between the district and the Children’s Home of Kingston for 2025–26. The board approved updates to policies 6350, 7110, 9020 and 6370, and appointed members to committees as announced.

The board accepted a donation from Josette Content of a piano keyboard and stand valued at $150 for the music department.

Votes were taken by voice; where detailed tallies or named movers/seconders were not recorded in the transcript, outcomes are reported per the meeting record as approved by voice vote. A board member recusal was recorded during the personnel vote.