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Millbrook board approves superintendent contract extension and personnel actions after executive session
Summary
After returning from executive session the board approved the appointment of a DASA investigator (name unclear in the transcript), a memorandum of agreement to buy back five vacation days for Superintendent Caroline Hernandez Pella, and authorized the president to execute an extended superintendent contract dated March 24, 2026.
The Millbrook Central School District Board of Education returned from executive session March 24 and approved several personnel and contract items, board members said.
The board adopted a resolution appointing a DASA investigator; the transcript’s rendering of the investigator’s name is unclear and appears in the minutes as "Dyson and shedding" (the district should confirm the correct spelling and full name in official minutes), and the board recorded an affirmative vote on the appointment after executive session.
The board also approved a memorandum of agreement allowing Superintendent Caroline Hernandez Pella to buy back five vacation days. Following that vote the board authorized its president to execute an extended contract with the superintendent dated March 24, 2026; the motion was moved, seconded and carried on reconvening from executive session.
These actions were taken at the end of the public meeting after the board had discussed the proposed 2026–27 budget and other items earlier in the evening. District staff said the contract extension and buyback agreement will be incorporated into the meeting minutes and processed by the appropriate administrative offices.
Why it matters: the superintendent contract extension and the appointment of a DASA investigator are formal personnel actions that will be reflected in the district’s records and affect district leadership and compliance processes going forward.
