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Votes at a glance: Frontier Central approves personnel actions, nurse agreement, audits and fees

Frontier Central Board of Education · March 2, 2026
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Summary

The board carried a slate of routine but formal items: retirements accepted, support-staff appointments approved, an agreement with the Frontier Central Registered Nurses Association authorized, business management reports accepted (with a corrected page), the FY24–25 single audit accepted and a corrective action plan approved, and building use fee revisions adopted effective 07/01/2026.

At the meeting the board approved multiple formal actions and carried several voice votes on routine business items.

Personnel and appointments: The board accepted retirement resignations for Patricia Burke (teacher aide) and Patricia Stressing (school lunch monitor) and approved appointments for support staff, including Daniel Nowak (custodian at the middle school) and Tara Kopack (custodian at Big Tree). Motions were moved and carried by voice vote.

Labor agreement and finance items: The board approved the agreement with the Frontier Central Registered Nurses Association and authorized the superintendent to execute the agreement and funding. The board accepted the business management reports (10.1) and noted a corrected report for 10.4 had been distributed to board members. The single audit for fiscal year ending 06/30/2025 prepared by Bonadio and Company LLP was accepted and the board approved a corrective action plan to address audit findings.

Fees and policy: The board resolved to adopt revised building use fees (10.21) effective 07/01/2026 subject to superintendent approval. The board moved a set of policies to second reading (policy codes were read into the record) and approved nominations of district representatives to the Erie 1 BOCES trustee ballot.

Voting: For each item recorded in the minutes the chair called for the question; the transcript shows affirmative voice votes (“Aye”) and the chair declared the motions carried.