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Bath Central board elects Michael Misha president, approves consent agenda and personnel actions
Summary
At its reorganization meeting, the Bath Central School District board swore in Michael Misha as board president, approved officer appointments and a slate of consent agenda items including payroll certification and multiple personnel actions; board also authorized a traffic study and scheduled follow‑ups.
Michael Misha was sworn in as president of the Bath Central School District Board of Education during the board’s reorganization meeting. The board approved a slate of officer appointments and a series of consent agenda items, including payroll certification and personnel recommendations, by unanimous tally as recorded during the meeting.
The board read and approved recommended officer appointments for positions including clerk and treasurer. The slate was presented for approval by consent, with no objections. The board approved the minutes from its June 30 regular meeting and certified payroll under agenda item 5.1; the chair reported the motions passed with roll‑call tallies reported in the meeting as 5–0 or 6–0 depending on the item.
A series of personnel recommendations were delivered as part of the consent agenda. The board approved tenure‑area adjustments and professional appointments presented by district staff, and accepted several resignations and permanent and probationary support‑staff recommendations. The superintendent’s office noted two remaining staff openings, with an offer extended to one candidate during the meeting.
The board also voted to authorize a traffic study to evaluate the impacts of moving to a single‑schedule start time, with staff asked to refine the scope and timeline so the study’s findings can inform an October decision. The motion to authorize the study was reported as passing unanimously.
Throughout the meeting members confirmed remote attendance for participants and resolved connection issues to ensure votes and roll calls were captured. The board concluded business items and later announced a brief executive session to discuss a legal matter, with no action expected afterward.
The motions and approvals recorded at this meeting will be reflected in the formal minutes; where roll‑call vote counts were recorded in the transcript, they were reported as unanimous (5–0 or 6–0). Specific individual vote names were not specified in the meeting transcript for each motion.
