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Levittown board approves budget transfer, appoints assistant principal and accepts scholarships

Levittown Board of Education · June 10, 2026
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Summary

At its June 10 meeting the Levittown Board approved a budget transfer, confirmed schedules and consent items, appointed Meline Hayes as assistant principal for North Side and Gardener's Elementary, accepted two $500 scholarships, and set a July 8 meeting date.

The Levittown Board of Education unanimously approved several routine but consequential items at its June 10 meeting, including a budget transfer, personnel schedules, and the appointment of an assistant principal.

During the business portion, the board voted to accept item 5.1, a budget transfer; the chair called the vote and members indicated unanimous approval (five yes votes). The board also confirmed item 5.2 (schedules) after a brief procedural clarification and approved the consent agenda covering items 6.2 through 6.21.

The board announced and voted to appoint Meline Hayes as assistant principal for North Side and Gardener's Elementary School. The chair noted Hayes has 16 years in education and praised her classroom experience. "Congratulations, Maddie," board members said following the vote.

The board accepted two gifts from the LMEC Sunshine Organization: two $500 scholarships to be awarded to 2026 graduates — one for a MacArthur High School graduate and one for a Division Avenue graduate. Members approved the gifts with thanks.

The board discussed scheduling a potential special meeting to continue negotiations with the CSEA bargaining unit; no final date for that special session was recorded, but the next regular (organizational) meeting was set for July 8.

Votes and motions recorded at the meeting were procedural and unanimous as called on the record; where a motion's mover or seconder was not explicitly stated in the transcript, the minutes recorded the votes as unanimous and the board proceeded with implementation steps described above.