Honeoye Central board foregoes second read on fire‑safety materials policy, approves routine consent items and $4.285M BOCES administrative budget

The Honeoye Central School District Board of Education approved a new fire‑safety materials policy and a slate of routine business during its April meeting.

Board member Jerry moved to "forego the second read and approve it tonight" for Policy 5634, a measure described by the policy subcommittee as limiting flammability and toxicity in materials brought into school buildings. The motion was seconded and carried by voice vote.

The board then handled the consent agenda with a series of brief motions: it approved minutes from April 8, 2026; accepted the treasurer's March 2026 report; approved a personnel reduction; and approved four staff appointments including an athletic director, an unpaid assistant and teaching appointments. All motions were made, seconded and carried by voice vote.

In business and finance items, the board approved several invoices (including multiple applications from LMC Industrial Contractors and invoices from TAMCO Management Group and SWBR), moved to accept contract awards including a Pittsford Central School HAC agreement, and approved capital‑project invoices tied to the district's current construction work.

On BOCES governance, the board nominated and approved three candidates for Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES seats: Philip Rose, Deborah Corsner and Linda Eigner. The board also approved the district's vote on the Finger Lakes BOCES tentative administrative budget in the amount of $4,285,332. The motion to approve the administrative budget was moved and seconded and carried.

The board discussed invoice packet length (one board member noted an LMC submission ran 35 pages) and requested clearer documentation where helpful for lay review. No executive session was called; the meeting adjourned after routine closing.

The board will receive a TAMCO timeline presentation at its May 6 meeting.