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Board approves consent agenda and authorizations; treasurer reports $149 million cash on hand; tax anticipation note resolution passes
Summary
The Syosset Central School District board moved through a broad consent agenda (personnel, contracts, special-education recommendations, donations), the treasurer reported $149,054,654.61 in cash on hand, and a tax anticipation note resolution (item 13g) was approved by roll call.
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The Syosset Central School District Board of Education approved a broad set of consent-agenda items at its June meeting including minutes (5a/5b), the treasurer's report and appropriation adjustments, staff changes and appointments, 2026-27 stipend and hourly rates, special-education recommendations, authorizations for cooperative bids and service contracts, insurance policies, change orders and acceptance of donations.
Treasurer Dr. Bridal reported bank reconciliations and a cash-on-hand balance for April 2026 of $149,054,654.61.
A number of consent items were taken together and motions were made and seconded; the chair called for votes and the items were approved. The tax anticipation note resolution (agenda item 13g) was handled as a roll-call item; the transcript records successive affirmative responses during the roll call, indicating the resolution passed.
Key approvals listed on the consent agenda included: approval of minutes (May monthly and May special meeting), treasurer's report and appropriation adjustments, appointment of summer guidance counselors, aligned staff employment agreements for 2026-27, abolishment and appointment of administrative positions, committee on preschool and special-education recommendations, certification of a May 19, 2026 vote, destruction of some 2025 ballots, authorizations for cooperative bids and service contracts, health services authorizations, various donation acceptances, appropriations and disposal of surplus equipment.
Next steps: The business portion concluded and the meeting moved to the public-comment period; the next board meeting was scheduled for July 1, 2026.
Note on roll call: The transcript records individual yes responses during the roll call for item 13g but does not provide a complete, name-by-name typed roll-call table in the record; the chair announced names and members responded verbally in sequence.

