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Middle Country Board adopts districtwide safety plan and approves audits, leases and policy readings
Summary
The Middle Country Central School District Board accepted the districtwide safety plan for 2026–27 after confirming it had been posted for 30 days for public comment; the board also approved routine consent items including an internal audit acceptance, a settlement stipulation, a fee waiver for Girls Inc., a lease extension with Cam Held Enterprises (Just Kids) and first readings of several district policies.
The Middle Country Central School District Board of Education voted to accept the districtwide safety plan for the 2026–27 school year after the chair noted the plan had been posted on the district website for 30 days for public review and that public comments were due to the district clerk by July 6, 2026. The board moved and the motion carried by voice vote.
Board members also approved a series of routine motions during the meeting. The board accepted the internal audit risk-assessment update for the 2025–26 school year, approved a stipulation of settlement, and moved forward a nomination for Area 12 director (the record notes one opposition by Mr. Hallock). The board approved a fee waiver for Girls Inc. for facilities use in 2026–27 and authorized an extension of a lease agreement with Cam Held Enterprises Inc., doing business as Just Kids. Several district policies (policy numbers cited in the meeting) were placed on first reading.
“ The district wide safety plan has been posted on the district’s website for the last 30 days for public viewing and comments, which is required by law,” the board chair said, explaining the timing and public-notice steps taken before adoption. Procedural votes were recorded by the meeting clerk and several motions were carried by voice vote.
The board accepted minutes from the June 17 meeting and approved the consent agenda before moving into the superintendent and policy items. No public comments were offered during the public-input portion of this meeting. The meeting adjourned after the last motions carried; the chair indicated there was additional new business to be scheduled for a future meeting.
