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Board approves single audit update, accepts $48,000 in PTO gifts and a retirement

Rye City School District Board of Education · March 5, 2026
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Summary

The Rye board unanimously approved the updated single audit, accepted $48,000 in gifts from Osborne PTO for recess coordinators and cultural enrichment, and accepted the retirement of long‑time Osborne monitor Peter Vito.

The Rye City School District Board accepted an updated single audit and several consent items at its March 3 meeting, voting 6–0 with one absence.

Business office staff said the single audit — a federal grant compliance document — arrived late because of a federal government shutdown last year and was required to complete the district's 2024–25 audit package. The board accepted the audit as part of the consent agenda.

The board also accepted two gifts from the Osborne Parent‑Teacher Organization: $13,000 to support recess coordinators and a $35,000 gift to support cultural enrichment programs.

The board accepted the retirement of Peter Vito, long‑time Osborne School traffic monitor and safety coordinator, effective Jan. 31, 2026. Chair and presenters thanked Mr. Vito for his years of service.

The consent agenda passed on a single motion; the board then continued with information items and additional budget presentations planned for coming weeks.