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Votes at a glance: board approves 2026–27 budget, personnel changes, capital outlay and related items
Summary
At its April 20 meeting the Eden board approved the 2026–27 $39,921,020 budget, accepted several resignations, approved multiple appointments (payroll clerk, confidential secretary correction, bus drivers, summer school principal), approved a capital outlay signage project, declared excess property and a vehicle for disposal, and approved BOCES commitments and student trips; most actions were passed by voice vote ('Aye; motion carried').
The Board of Education took a series of formal actions by motion and voice vote at its April 20 meeting.
Key outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript: • Budget adoption: Approved the 2026–27 general-fund budget of $39,921,020 with a tax levy up to the 2.52% cap and planned use of reserves; motion carried by voice vote. • Property tax report card: Approved the accompanying property tax report card required for budget adoption; motion carried by voice vote. • Resignations accepted: Caitlin Lay (teacher aide), Lisonbee Cohn (library media specialist), Rebecca Carus (bus driver), Sharon Galley (clerk typist); motions carried by voice vote. • Appointments approved: Kelly Mazur (payroll clerk); Mikaela Eddy (paperwork correction for confidential secretary appointment); Claire Baker (senior clerk typist); Kiara Rupp (teacher aide); Steven Sexton and others (bus drivers); Mary Maxim (summer school principal); motions carried by voice vote. • Capital and surplus actions: Approved an ASI signage innovations capital outlay project and declared district items and a 2026 Chevy bus excess for disposal; motions carried by voice vote. • Commitments and trips: Approved the 2026–27 BOCES commitment and overnight student trips for FBLA (Jan. 2027) and band/orchestra (May 2026); motions carried by voice vote.
The transcript records actions as motions followed by voice votes and "Motion carried." It does not include roll-call tallies or individual yes/no votes for these items.
