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Board approves MOAs, accepts large gifts and rejects over-budget pool bids

Board of Education, North Syracuse Central School District · February 11, 2025
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Summary

The North Syracuse board approved memoranda of agreement with Teamsters Local 317 and the North Syracuse Education Association, accepted gifts including $546,190 to early education, approved lease amendments and nominations, and rejected CNS pool construction bids as over budget; most motions passed unanimously.

At its meeting the North Syracuse Central School District Board of Education approved several routine and business items, accepted significant gifts, and directed rebidding of an over-budget pool project.

Board President Michael Morizio read proclamations and led the board through action items. The board approved an amendment to a lease agreement with St. Margaret’s Church, approved memoranda of agreement with Teamsters Local 317 and the North Syracuse Education Association, and nominated Mr. Crabtree for another term on a BOCES board for the July 1, 2025–June 30, 2028 term. All motions reported in the meeting were approved unanimously.

The district reported two gifts: a $546,190 donation from Justin Ferguson to the North Syracuse Early Education Program and an anonymous $3,042 gift designated for Roxboro Road Elementary; the board accepted the gifts with gratitude. The board also moved to reject CNS pool construction bids that exceeded the project budget; administration said architects and construction managers will revise specifications and meet potential bidders with the goal of rebidding within about a month.

The board acknowledged retirements, accepted personnel recommendations as submitted, and adjourned without an executive session. The meeting’s business items were routine and saw unanimous votes unless otherwise noted.