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Harrison Central School District board approves personnel, field trips, contracts and donations

Harrison Central School District Board of Education · March 11, 2026
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Summary

The board unanimously approved consent-agenda items on March 11, including certificated and non‑certificated personnel actions, multiple school field trips, PTA donations and several interdistrict health‑services contracts and facility/finance items.

The Harrison Central School District Board of Education approved a slate of consent-agenda items during its March 11, 2026 meeting.

Personnel actions approved under consent included certificated and non‑certificated appointments (regular and temporary), changes of status, extra-compensation assignments and leaves of absence; required SEDD clearance submissions and receipts were noted. The board moved and seconded the personnel report and approved it by voice.

Administrative consent items approved included field trips for student organizations: Harrison High School Model Congress to New Brunswick, New Jersey; the Harrison High School debate team to a Kentucky tournament in Lexington; and the Harrison High School DECA club to the DECA Nationals in Atlanta, Georgia. The board also accepted donations for Parsons Memorial School PTA, Samuel J. Preston PTA and Harrison High School PTA and approved CSE minutes and annual reviews.

In finance and facilities, the board approved contracts for health services with neighboring districts, a tax-map matter involving Fox Ridge LLC, appropriation increases for the 2025–26 budget, schematic engineering for a parking-lot expansion at Harrison High School, disposal of equipment, a construction-management amendment, and a retainer agreement with Montero & Fishman. The board also passed a resolution calling the 2026 annual district meeting and election.

All consent items were presented as a single package and approved on voice votes. The board did not record individual roll-call tallies in the transcript.

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