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Board elects Scott Halleck president, appoints officers and accepts Stacy's resignation
Summary
At a reorganizational meeting, the Eldred Central School District Board elected Scott Halleck president, appointed Amador Laput vice president and approved routine officer and delegate appointments. The board also approved a 4% raise for the superintendent and accepted a resignation from board member Stacy.
Scott Halleck was elected president of the Board of Education at the Eldred Central School Districtreorganizational meeting and immediately took the oath of office.
The board nominated and voted to install Halleck as president after a motion from Elizabeth Dearmans; board members present voted in favor (Amador Laput was noted absent). Halleck then read the presidential oath.
The reorganization portion of the meeting included several routine appointments and approvals. The board voted to name Amador Laput vice president for the 202526ndash;26 school year and approved Lisa Sibirtz as district clerk and a district staff member identified as "Samantha" as district treasurer for 202526ndash;26. The board also approved continued membership in the New York State School Boards Association, the Sullivan County School Boards Association and the Rural School Association and appointed voting delegates and an alternate for those associations.
The board approved a recommended 4% performance raise for the superintendent after reporting that the superintendent met evaluation standards. The board recorded the motion and approved the raise on a voice vote of members present.
During new business, a letter read into the record announced that board member Stacy tendered a resignation from the Board of Education. The letter said, in part, "After much soul searching and careful consideration, I have made the decision to tender my resignation from the Board of Education of the Eldridge Central School District." The board moved to accept Stacy's resignation and recorded assent from members present.
What this means: The board completed standard reorganization steps for its 202526ndash;26 year, formalized leadership roles and personnel appointments, granted a performance raise to the superintendent and processed a member resignation. Next steps include filling the vacant board seat according to district policy and any applicable state rules.
Votes and formal actions recorded at the meeting include election of the president (approved), appointment of vice president (approved), appointment of district clerk and treasurer (approved), approval of association memberships and delegates (approved), and acceptance of Stacy's resignation (approved).
