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Board approves superintendent contract, 2026–27 instructional calendar and multiple personnel items

Byron-Bergen Central School District Board of Education · February 12, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the superintendent contract and the 2026–2027 instructional calendar and passed multiple personnel appointments and resignations as part of the consent agenda; votes were recorded as 5 Yes, 0 No for listed motions.

The Byron-Bergen Board of Education approved the superintendent contract after a recommendation and a motion by C. Matthews; the motion passed 5 Yes, 0 No. The board also approved the 2026–2027 instructional calendar following discussion (motion moved by L. Smith; passed 5 Yes, 0 No).

As part of the consent agenda (moved by L. Smith and seconded by R. Pringle), the board approved financial warrants across General, School Lunch, Federal, Capital, and Trust & Agency funds; accepted a resignation (School Monitor David Fish, eff. 2/3/26); accepted a retirement (Teacher Aide Michelle Wood, eff. 6/30/26); and approved several personnel appointments including Substitute Teacher (UPK–12) Kendall Chase, Mentor appointment Megan Wahl, Cleaner Anthony Guiliano (eff. 2/17/26), LTS Category II Danielle Martino (eff. 2/26/26), Substitute School Monitor David Fish, Permanent Bus Driver Andy Snook (eff. 2/26/26), Occasional Drivers Richard Hannan and Kenneth Rogoyski, and Part-Time Cleaner Mark DeMersman (eff. 2/18/26).

Other single-item approvals at the meeting included Substitute Food Service Helper Taylor Emrich; Substitute Teacher (UPK–12) Raygen Manzare; Substitute School Monitor Charlene Ruzewski; and Substitute Bus Driver Donald Maskell II. All recorded motions related to these approvals passed with recorded tallies of 5 Yes, 0 No.