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Board approves committee changes, position reclassification, MOA, staffing adjustments and accepts $3,000 gift

North Syracuse Central School District Board of Education · March 10, 2026
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Summary

The board voted by voice to amend committee assignments, reclassify a network position, increase a physical therapist FTE, approve a memorandum of agreement with middle managers, accept a $3,000 Buffalo Bills Foundation gift for girls flag football and approve personnel items.

At the meeting the North Syracuse Central School District board approved several noncontroversial action items by voice vote.

The board declared March 17, 2026 as School Social Worker Appreciation Day by proclamation; the motion was moved by Josh and seconded by Cheryl and approved by voice vote.

The board acknowledged amendments to 2025–26 committee assignments, including assigning Josh to the budget subcommittee. It approved a resolution to reclassify a network position (from a network role to a senior network administrator), approved increasing the FTE of a district physical therapist and approved a memorandum of agreement between the district and the North Syracuse Association of Middle Managers. The board also accepted a $3,000 gift from the Buffalo Bills Foundation in partnership with the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation to support the 2026 modified girls flag football program.

A number of personnel retirements were recognized (Mary Kelly Rochada, Sherry Hamilton and Lee Shriver) and several personnel support and administrative items were approved as submitted. Board members discussed a concern about midyear resignations and requested a report from the appropriate administrator to explain recent resignation patterns.

No roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript; votes were taken by general voice assent. Where a motion’s mover or seconder was stated in the transcript, that was noted; when names were not recorded the minutes show items were approved by voice vote.