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Center Moriches board introduces financial reports, accepts donations and moves to discuss staff negotiations in executive session

Center Moriches Union Free School District Board of Education · June 4, 2024
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Summary

The Center Moriches Board of Education introduced an internal claims audit for April 2024, accepted several donated inflatable games for school use, and members moved to enter executive session to discuss negotiations involving the staff association union; no roll-call vote on the executive session appears in the public transcript.

At a board meeting in the high school library, the chair introduced the superintendent’s recommendation that the board accept several financial reports, including an internal claims audit report for April 2024, and listed donations to be accepted for school activities.

The donations named in the public transcript included a 10-foot inflatable basketball target and an 8-foot inflatable skeeball. The chair said liability checks had been completed and that the district would make the items available to any school group that wished to use them.

A motion to accept the superintendent’s recommendation on the financial reports and donations was made on the record; the public transcript records the motion being offered and attendees indicating agreement, but it does not include a roll-call vote or a recorded tally.

Later the board considered executive-session business. A board member moved to enter executive session to discuss negotiations and a potential settlement involving the staff association union. The chair said the board would return to public session and that no action would be taken while in executive session; the public transcript records the motion and a second but does not show the board’s return or any public vote on those executive-session items.

The board also announced a policy meeting at 5:30 p.m. and the timing for the evening’s executive session and public session.