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Superintendent and principal reports highlight electrification study, discipline referrals and event updates
Summary
Superintendent Dorritie reported on parent/teacher conferences, a Task 8 bus electrification report (garage capacity for one charging station), athletics updates, and community events. Principal Mushtare reported Veterans Day attendance (about 38), 44 discipline referrals for phone use, and drama club fundraising.
Superintendent B. Dorritie used the Nov. 19 meeting to remind the board and public about upcoming parent/teacher conferences Nov. 24-25 (half days) and community events such as Trunk or Treat and Santa at the Gazebo. Dorritie reported a Task 8 analysis from Cornice and PFF Energy Solutions showing the district bus garage has capacity for one electric-bus charging station, a constraint to large-scale electrification.
Principal J. Mushtare reported that the Veterans Day Breakfast served about 38 veterans, that the district has recorded 44 discipline referrals for phone use so far this school year, and that the drama club's "Tattoo a teacher" fundraiser raised $405. Transportation Supervisor J. Kessler reported the first bus inspection returned a 100% result, that trips are increasing, and that the district will be down one bus driver for roughly eight weeks while Driver Ed Highlander awaits NYS inspection.
