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Board advances multiple policies and resolutions; walk‑on resolution approved

Rochester Board of Education · March 11, 2026
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Summary

The board voted to forward several policies to the March 26 business meeting, approved a waiver of the 48‑hour rule and carried a walk‑on resolution (4‑77); academic resolutions 4‑52 through 4‑71 moved to the consent agenda while 4‑51 was withheld for further review.

During the March 10 work session the Rochester Board of Education took several formal actions and votes.

Forwarding policies: Commissioner Lebron moved and Commissioner McCullough seconded a motion to forward policies 0110, 0115, 1900, 4314.3 and 4710 to the March 26 business meeting; the motion carried.

Executive session: Vice President Malloy moved (seconded by Commissioner Griffin) to recess into executive session for advice of counsel under Open Meetings Law §105; the motion carried.

Waiver and walk‑on resolution: The board voted to waive the 48‑hour submission rule under board bylaws to consider Resolution 477 (motion moved by Vice President Malloy, seconded by Commissioner Santiago); the waiver was approved and the walk‑on Resolution 477 carried.

Academic resolutions: After discussion and requests for clarification the board moved academic resolutions 4‑52 through 4‑71 to the business‑meeting consent agenda (motion by Commissioner Santiago, seconded by Commissioner Lebron); Resolution 4‑51 (CTE item) was not advanced pending additional information.

Administrative resolutions: Resolutions 4‑72 through 4‑76 were moved to the consent agenda (motion by Commissioner Santiago, seconded by Commissioner McCullough) and carried. The board adjourned after a motion by Vice President Malloy, seconded by Commissioner Santiago.

Notes on voting: In several cases the roll call included generic "Aye" responses and the transcript records motions, movers and seconders but does not provide detailed roll‑call tallies for every item. Where votes were recorded the board chair announced motions carried.