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Board approves extension of superintendent's employment agreement, votes 5-0
Summary
The Great Neck Union Free School District board voted 5-0 on July 1 to approve an extension of Superintendent Kenneth Bossert's employment agreement; the transcript does not specify contract terms. The meeting also approved donations and routine consent items.
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The Great Neck Union Free School District board voted unanimously on July 1 to approve an extension of Superintendent Kenneth Bossert's employment agreement, passing the motion by a voice vote the board reported as 5-0.
The vote, taken on agenda item 5c, followed a motion and a second and carried without recorded individual roll-call votes; the transcript contains no details about the length, compensation or specific terms of the extension.
Dr. Kenneth Bossert gave a brief superintendent's report earlier in the meeting in which he described end-of-year events and summer work, saying, "It was a wonderful ending to our school year." He also announced that Michelle Bell joined the district as assistant superintendent and discussed progress on an artificial turf project at North Middle School financed from the district's capital reserve.
Board members also approved donations and broad consent-agenda items during the meeting; those motions were reported as passing by voice vote, 5-0.
The board set future meeting dates in the record at two points during the meeting: the superintendent referenced a business meeting on August 24, and a board member later announced a meeting on August 27 at Phipps at 7 p.m. (The transcript contains both dates without reconciliation.)
The extension of the superintendent's agreement was recorded on the meeting agenda as item 5c; the board recorded the motion as approved but the meeting transcript does not include contract specifics or a roll-call of individual votes.

