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Williamsville Board seats settled; student reps named and district office to be restructured July 1
Summary
Williamsville announced re-election of Michael Buscaglia and Dr. Kerry Spicer, the election of Lauren Schellinger, and three incoming student board members; district leadership also said it will rename and restructure an office effective July 1 to oversee Child Nutrition and Transportation and has hired a Senior Director of Special Education.
The Williamsville Central School District announced election results and an administrative reorganization in a district video update.
Dr. Brown-Hall congratulated Board members Michael Buscaglia and Dr. Kerry Spicer on re-election to new three-year terms and said Lauren Schellinger won a vacant seat on her first ballot appearance. "I also want to take a moment to congratulate Board members Michael Buscaglia and Dr. Kerry Spicer, who once again received support from our school community and were re-elected to new three-year terms on the Williamsville Board of Education," Dr. Brown-Hall said.
The district also said three students will join the Board in July to elevate student voice: Moksh Gupta from Williamsville East, Ameya Abad from Williamsville North, and Christian Bailey from Williamsville South.
Separately, Dr. Brown-Hall announced an administrative change effective July 1. "Beginning July 1st, the Office of Exceptional Education and Student Services will be the Office of Operations and Student Services, which will now oversee Child Nutrition and Transportation in the District," she said. The update added that a new Senior Director of Special Education has been hired to oversee the district's three Directors of Special Education; the district shared an organizational chart through its WITS communications system.
The update did not specify vote counts for the board races, the Senior Director's name, or other personnel details; these were "not specified" in the recorded message. The district asked staff and families to consult WITS and building contacts for next steps and event details.
