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Sayville board opens 30-day public comment on updated health and safety plan, adds transportation annex

Sayville Union Free School District Board of Education · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The district posted revisions to its health and safety plan — adding remote instruction details, a transportation annex to meet a state requirement, and updates for 2026–2027 — and opened a 30-day online comment period before a possible August board vote.

The Sayville Union Free School District presented revisions to its health and safety plan and opened a 30-day public comment period during a public hearing at the board's meeting.

The administration said the updated plan includes more detailed language about remote instruction, a new transportation annex added to comply with a new state requirement, and updated names and dates for the 2026–2027 school year. The district-wide committee approved the draft plan on June 4.

"The health and safety plan has been posted to the district website," the board chair said, explaining the key changes and noting community members have 30 days to review the document online and submit comments. The board will again take public comment at its August meeting before deciding whether to adopt the plan.

No members of the public spoke during the hearing portion of the meeting; the board closed the public-comment portion for this session but left the formal comment window open online for 30 days.

What to watch: the board indicated it may vote on adoption of the plan at its August meeting after the public comment period closes. The transportation annex was added specifically to address a state requirement; the administration did not specify statutory citation in the public discussion.