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Votes at a glance: Burrillville School Committee actions May 12, 2026
Summary
At its May 12 meeting the committee approved minutes and warrants, accepted retirements, approved a leave of absence, advanced the FY27 budget to a public hearing, approved an AI policy and several other routine items; roll-call tallies were not recorded in the transcript (voice votes noted).
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The Burrillville School Committee recorded the following formal actions at its May 12 meeting; where the transcript did not provide a roll-call tally, outcomes are listed as recorded (voice vote noted as "Aye").
- Approved minutes (corrected date) from April 14, 2026 (motion and voice vote). - Approved warrants and invoices for April 2026 (motion and voice vote). - Approved a leave of absence for Lila Aluzzi, art teacher at Burrillville Middle School, for 08/24/2026โโ6/01/04/2027 (motion and voice vote). - Accepted retirements with thanks: Mary Anne Riondo (paraprofessional, effective 08/03/2026), Barbara Dimasco (phys ed teacher, effective 06/18/2026), and Nicholas Servideo (science teacher, effective 06/18/2026) (motion and voice vote). - Received and filed subsequent appointments (motion and voice vote). - Approved Policy 353-510 (graduation requirement) on second revised reading (motion and voice vote). - Approved Policy 3111.1 (early entrance to kindergarten) on second reading; clarified the one-month extension and screening requirement (motion and voice vote). - Approved the revised AI protocol (Policy 3421) as a first revised reading and directed distribution to teachers and students (motion and voice vote). - Approved a SkillsUSA overnight field trip to Atlanta, Georgia (motion and voice vote). - Voted to move the FY27 budget package forward for presentation at the May 21 public hearing (motion and voice vote).
Notes about vote records: The meeting transcript records voice votes and the clerk's call of "Aye" for these motions; it does not provide a complete roll-call tally for each item. Where additional details (mover/second) were announced, the meeting minutes and clerk records should be consulted for official roll call and any recorded no/abstain votes.
Next procedural step: The FY27 budget will be presented at a May 21 public hearing; the committee expects to take a formal vote in June.

