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Board certifies bus referendum, records 46–2 result
Summary
The Stockbridge Valley Board of Education accepted the results of a March 11, 2025 school bus referendum—46 votes in favor, 2 against—formally adopting a resolution to certify the outcome.
Board President Jonathan Strain and the Stockbridge Valley Central School District Board of Education on March 11 certified the results of a school bus referendum held that day.
The Board "adopted the following resolution" declaring "46 votes in favor of the proposed bus referendum; 2 votes against the proposed referendum," with a total of 48 votes cast and no void/blank ballots. The resolution was adopted on a motion by Kristin Guinto, seconded by Carol Marshall, and the Board accepted the results as presented.
The certification makes the board's acceptance of the vote official; the transcript does not specify the dollar amount or procurement timeline tied to the referendum. The Board recorded the procedural outcome in its minutes and did not detail next steps or implementation dates during the public portion of the meeting.
