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Williamsville Central School District board denies parents' appeal for home‑bound instruction
Summary
At a special meeting, the Williamsville Central School District Board of Education said it would deny a parents' appeal of the district's refusal to provide home‑bound instruction for a student, voting 6‑0 after discussing the matter in executive session; the board gave no public details about the underlying medical or personnel matters.
The Williamsville Central School District Board of Education voted 6‑0 to deny parents' appeal of the district's refusal to provide home‑bound instruction for a student, the board announced after returning from an executive session.
Board member Ms. Pullen moved to deny the appeal, and Dr. Singh seconded the motion. "I make a motion to deny this appeal," Ms. Pullen said; the motion was carried 6‑0‑0, the board reported.
The board said that, during the immediately preceding executive session, members discussed "medical history related to a particular person" and "employment matters relating to particular persons," and that the appeal had been considered in that closed session. The board did not disclose details of the medical or personnel matters on the public record.
The board again noted which members were absent from the special meeting: board members Blackinger, Scalia, and Mana and ex‑officio student board members Carcanas, Maurice, and Perba were not present. The board also announced that its 2026–2027 organizational meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, July 1.
The special meeting concluded following the vote and the adjournment motion. The transcript includes no further public explanation for the denial and no formal record of individual roll‑call votes beyond the unanimous 6‑0 tally.
