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Lynbrook board accepts retirement resolution for door monitor Moren Frasier
Summary
The board accepted a resignation-for-retirement resolution for Moren Frasier, a door monitor with 26 years of service, effective Jan. 30, 2026; trustees offered public thanks and a motion to accept carried.
The Lynbrook Board of Education accepted a retirement resolution for Moren Frasier, who the resolution said has served as a door monitor in the district for 26 years and plans to retire effective Jan. 30, 2026.
Miss Kelly presented the resolution, which recounted Frasier's long service at West End Elementary and described the roles she held, community sentiment about her presence and the adaptation of school safety procedures during her tenure. The resolution recorded the board's appreciation and directed that a copy be sent to Frasier's family.
The motion to accept the resolution was moved and seconded in the meeting record (mover: Mr. Lunar; second: Mr. Murray) and carried; trustees offered applause and remarks thanking Frasier for her service.
The action was recorded as a personnel resolution accepting the resignation for the purpose of retirement. The transcript does not record additional terms (such as severance or successor staffing plans).
