Board appoints Amy Johnson as district representative to regional workers’ compensation consortium
The board appointed District Treasurer Amy Johnson as the district’s representative to the Madison‑Oneida‑Herkimer Workers’ Compensation Plan Consortium and named Superintendent Tom Piatti as alternate; motion passed 4:0.
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The Richfield Springs Central School District Board of Education voted to appoint Amy Johnson as the district’s representative to the Madison‑Oneida‑Herkimer Workers’ Compensation Plan Consortium’s Board of Directors for the 2025–2026 school year, with Superintendent Thomas Piatti named as alternate. The motion, made by Michelle Zuba and seconded by Brad Smith, passed unanimously, 4:0.
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