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Board approves consent items, raises substitute rate to $100 and moves into executive session
Summary
The board approved the consent agenda including two new hires, a voluntary transfer, a substitute pay increase to $100, a grant for vestibule carpet squares and other routine items; the board later voted to enter executive session under agenda item G1. One recorded abstention occurred on item 15 (Sally Brewer).
The Bradford Exempted Village Board approved routine consent items and several personnel actions at its meeting on Monday and later voted to enter executive session.
Superintendent review of the consent agenda highlighted new hires Caitlyn Dubo and Mitchell Garrett, a voluntary transfer of Bob Dy from elementary principal to assistant principal, disposal of obsolete video equipment, class of 2026 donations to lower grades, and a resolution authorizing up to three "E days" (blizzard-bag days) tied to testing calendars. The board also reviewed a counselor contract for three days weekly and a substitute pay-rate increase to $100 for the next school year.
A grant was noted to fund carpet squares for vestibules to reduce tracked-in water and debris. The treasurer reported typical year-end grant work and some packet anomalies (minor $2 receipts and an omitted early-childhood grant entry of about $1,135 that would be clarified after the meeting).
The board called for approval; roll-call votes approved the consent agenda. On a separate motion to approve item 15 appointing Sally Brewer as a substitute educational aide, the record shows Mrs. Brewer abstained while other members voted in favor. Later, the board moved into executive session under agenda item G1; roll-call votes to enter executive session were recorded as affirmative.
Board members recorded in roll calls included Mr. Biscer, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Ley, Dr. Swab, Mrs. Brewer and Mr. Baker. The meeting closed its public livestream before moving to the adjacent room for executive session.
