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Board approves multiple personnel items; district announces new assistant director of special education and Connolly principal
Summary
The board approved certified and classified personnel items by voice votes; the superintendent’s office introduced two newly appointed administrators in attendance — an assistant director of special education with 25+ years of experience and a new Connolly Elementary principal with experience in New York City schools.
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The Glen Cove City School District board approved multiple personnel items on the superintendent’s recommendation, with motions and voice votes recorded as in favor. Chair called for motions and the board responded affirmatively; several personnel agendas were approved "as amended" where noted.
During the personnel portion of the agenda the district announced two newly appointed administrators who were in attendance. The cabinet described the assistant director of special education (introduced as Miss Thone) as "a seasoned educator, with more than 25 years of experience supporting students with diverse academic, behavioral, and social emotional needs" and noted her advanced certifications including board‑certified behavior analyst credentials. The board also welcomed the new Connolly Elementary School principal (introduced as Miss Vegas), described as bringing over a decade of elementary teaching experience in the New York City Department of Education and advanced training from Teachers College, Columbia University.
Board members moved and seconded approvals for multiple certified items (agenda 9a, various numbered entries) and classified items (agenda 9b) with voice votes recorded as unanimous where noted. The transcript records the board announcing the approvals by voice ("All in favor? 7"). Names of individual aye/nay votes were not read into the record during the roll calls for these motions; the meeting recorded only the board’s unanimous voice tallies.

