Board walks on appointment of school medical inspector and superintendent contract amendment ahead of public comment

Board president Mr. Greenberg moved at the April 20 meeting to amend the agenda to add a walk‑on new business item, 11.7, that would appoint Dr. Randall Solomon as the school medical inspector pursuant to Section 9‑13 of the New York State Education Law and authorize the board president to execute a contract for those services. Mr. Greenberg asked for a second and called for a vote; the transcript records the motion and discussion but does not record a formal roll call result in the provided excerpt.

Mr. Greenberg then moved to add a second walk‑on item, 11.8, authorizing an amendment to the superintendent's employment agreement to align her compensation with the general increase provided to other district administrators; he noted the superintendent was the only incumbent administrator whose salary terms had not been updated for the year and apologized that the adjustment had not been reflected in the originally posted agenda.

After those walk‑on items were presented and clarified for transparency, the board proceeded to routine business motions for items 11.1–11.6, including appointment of the board of registration, designation of an acting district clerk for the May 19 annual budget vote and election, adoption of the updated 2026–27 school calendar (with makeup days reduced from three to two and virtual learning as a contingency), approval of nonlocal field trips, circulation of multiple policies and regulations for review, and acceptance of an agreement from an employee identified in confidential Schedule A. The transcript records the named movers and seconders for many routine motions (for example: "Debbie, second, Tara" for a routine business motion), but the excerpt does not include detailed vote tallies or final recorded outcomes for all items.

The board closed the business items and adjourned the meeting later in the evening.