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Votes at a glance: board approves agenda, coaching stipends, contracts and intermunicipal agreements
Summary
On June 4 the West Irondequoit Board approved the agenda, fall coaching stipends, a security‑services contract extension, an intermunicipal food‑waste grant, an interdistrict transportation agreement and the consent agenda; the board then entered executive session.
At its June 4 meeting the West Irondequoit Central School District Board of Education took several formal votes summarized here.
Agenda approval: The board approved the June 4 study session agenda (motion carried: 6 in favor). The minutes of May 28 were held for approval at the June 18 meeting.
Fall coaching stipends: The board approved the recommended fall coaching stipends for the 2026–27 school year (motion carried 6–0).
Contract extension — Security services: The board approved a one‑year extension with Armor Security and Protection, Inc. at a rate of $37.90 per hour for 2026–27 (third year of a three‑year RFP). Board members noted contractual guards supplement in‑house security for absences and special coverage needs.
Intermunicipal agreements: The board approved two intermunicipal items — a Monroe County grant agreement to expand a Rogers Middle School food‑waste diversion pilot (the county awarded $5,000 to offset incremental costs) and an agreement with East Irondequoit Central School District for shared transportation services for private/parochial/charter routes.
Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda including Committee on Special Education recommendations, surplus equipment, and renewal of the school physician contract.
Executive session: After routine business, the board voted to enter executive session to discuss the superintendent’s employment history and performance goals.
Specific vote tallies were recorded in the meeting: agenda approval (6 in favor), fall coaching stipends (6–0), and multiple consent and contract motions carried unanimously per the audio record.
