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Bay Shore board approves routine personnel, financial and contract items including reserve transfers
Summary
At its June meeting the board approved multiple consent items including personnel resignations and appointments, donations, cooperative bidding resolutions, and authorized transfers of up to $2 million into district reserve funds to cover year-end obligations.
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The Bay Shore Union Free School District Board of Education voted on a wide consent agenda at its June meeting, approving minutes, professional staff resignations and appointments, civil service actions, substitute and summer appointments, and reappointments for food-service and other staff. Each consent item was moved, seconded, and recorded as carried with unanimous "Aye" votes on the record.
Significant finance items included adoption of joint municipal and Nassau BOCES cooperative bidding resolutions and two motions authorizing transfers of up to $2,000,000 each: one into or out of the post-employment benefits accrued liability reserve (EBLAR) to cover terminal-leave payments and related obligations, and one into or out of the retirement contribution reserve fund to cover actual expenditures pending the close of the 2025-26 school year. The motions were recorded as carried; the board directed administration to compute terminal-leave and other year-end amounts before executing transfers.
The board also accepted donations: a set of photo/document frames to Gardner Manor School from Jack De Silva and interactive communication boards donated by Rocco's Voice for Autism for Brook Avenue, Gardner Manor, and Fifth Avenue schools to support students with special needs. The board thanked donors during the meeting record.
Other actions included endorsement of Committee on Special Education (CSE) and Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) recommendations and the appointment of Nabeela Khan as the 2026-27 student ex-officio board member, to be sworn in at the July 1 reorganization meeting. The board approved amendments to employment agreements for Superintendent Dr. Steven J. Maloney, Deputy Superintendent Maureen Versinger, and Director of Technology Michael Versinger.
Meeting minutes indicate motions were approved by voice vote with affirmative responses; individual roll-call tallies or named votes were not provided in the public transcript.

