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Board votes: EV proposition set for May ballot; MOA approved 4–3; donations and staffing placements approved
Summary
At its March 16 meeting the Scotia‑Glenville board approved putting an EV infrastructure proposition on the May 19 ballot, approved a memorandum of agreement by a 4–3 vote, accepted donations and scholarship gifts, and approved communications and staffing placements as submitted.
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The board recorded multiple formal actions at its March 16 meeting.
- EV infrastructure proposition: The board moved and seconded a resolution to present an electric‑vehicle infrastructure proposition to voters at the annual district meeting on 05/19/2026; the motion carried. Administrators said NYSERDA funding is available but vehicle incentives are contingent on completing electrical infrastructure and charger installation.
- Memorandum of agreement (MOA): A motion to approve a memorandum of agreement between the district and the local union was moved and seconded and, following a roll‑call discussion, the chair announced the motion carried by a 4–3 margin.
- Donations and scholarships: The board accepted donations for senior high school awards and a gift from the Scotia Glenville Booster Club; motions carried with thanks.
- Communications and staffing: The board approved communications items (a–g), staffing motions and the placement of students with disabilities as submitted; motions were moved and seconded and carried.
The meeting transcript records the motions, seconds and outcomes; where individual roll‑call names were not read into the public record, the chair summarized the result (for example, "Motion moved 4 to 3" for the MOA). Administrators and board members agreed to provide written records and memos for posting to the district web page to document details of these actions.

