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Board authorizes March 10, 2026 public vote on two school buses
Summary
The Stockbridge Valley board voted to put a proposition on the March 10, 2026 ballot asking voters to approve the purchase of two 65-passenger school buses. The resolution passed 5–1; Herb Bingel recorded the lone nay.
The Stockbridge Valley Central School District Board of Education on Nov. 12 approved a resolution authorizing a public vote on March 10, 2026 on a proposition to purchase two 65-passenger school buses.
The resolution was adopted 5–1. Voting in favor were Joseph Monfiletto, Daniel Gilbert, Kristin Guinto, Jaime Renner and Jonathan Strain. Herb Bingel voted no. The motion carried and the proposition will appear on the March ballot for district voters to decide.
Board members did not specify estimated cost or financing details in the meeting minutes. The ballot date and vehicle capacity — two 65-passenger buses — were recorded in the resolution the board adopted. The district will publish formal proposition language and any related financing information ahead of the March 10 vote as required by election law.
