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RSU 23 votes at a glance: calendar, personnel, policies and budgets approved
Summary
At its April 17, 2025 meeting, the RSU 23 School Board unanimously approved the 2025–2026 school calendar, accepted the FY25 RSU 23 budget and Adult Education budget/local contribution, confirmed personnel appointments, approved two evaluation policies, and adjourned.
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At the April 17 RSU 23 School Board meeting the board recorded a series of votes on routine and substantive items:
- Minutes: Motion by Santino Perrone, seconded by Peter Flaherty — approved unanimously. - 2025–2026 School Calendar: Motion by Santino Perrone, seconded by Donna Moutsatsos — approved unanimously. - GCOA and GCOC (second readings): Motion by Peter Flaherty, seconded by Barbara Roberge — accepted unanimously. (GCOA addresses supervision and evaluation of professional staff; GCOC addresses evaluation of administrative staff.) - RSU 23 2025–2026 Budget: Motion by Santino Perrone, seconded by Barbara Roberge — accepted unanimously. - Adult Education Budget & RSU 23 Local Contribution: Motion by Santino Perrone, seconded by Donna Moutsatsos — accepted unanimously. - Personnel: Jeremie Sirois accepted as Principal of Old Orchard Beach High School (motion by Santino Perrone, seconded by Barbara Roberge); Morgan Bassett accepted as LMS special-education teacher (motion by Peter Flaherty, seconded by Barbara Roberge); Heather Marom accepted as JES special-education teacher (motion by Donna Moutsatsos, seconded by Santino Perrone). All personnel motions passed by unanimous voice vote. - Adjournment: Motion by Santino Perrone, seconded by Donna Moutsatsos — approved unanimously; meeting adjourned at 6:55 p.m.
These motions were recorded in the meeting minutes; where the record states "all in favor" the minutes do not list individual roll-call tallies beyond the LMS consolidation vote (which was 4–1). The minutes do not record any executive session or closed-door votes for these items.
