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Oyster Bay East Norwich Board of Education Live Stream 5/20/25

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Source
YouTube / Oben Live
Date
2025-05-20
Location
Nassau County, NY
Material
Transcript
Extent
1,260 words · about 7 min
Collected
2026-06-21

Transcript

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001School District Board of Education meeting tonight on Tuesday, May 20th. Please rise for the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, liberty and justice for all. I'd now like to cover correspondence in Los Angeles. All correspondence must be a female 56 Andrew Burke abolishment of ground keeper positions. 57 Minecraft Marino regarding tickets at Brown. 58 Jason Barnaby abolishment of ground keeper position. 5 Angela Darren abolishment of ground keeper positions. 58 Lisa Sboro abolishment of ground keepers positions. Um 5 to nine JD vint abolishment of ground keepers position. Uh again Jamie Aendike same um on the same age Kylie Rose abolishment of ground keeper position on 510. Lauren Burke 512 adoption of keepers positions 513 updated written request and

002followup 514 Jason about grant positions. Thank you Santos. I'd like to turn this over to Dr. Young for a superintendent report. Thank you Jani. uh the music uh in the music department recent musical showcase have wonderfully highlighted the talent of students of both Ted Bros and Vernon schools. Um we had Miss Murphy uh leading uh the the concert of Vernon uh we had the band the orchestra the chorus. So I want to thank Miss Macy, Mr. Dey, Missola, Mr. Uh they all done a wonderful job under the direction of our director of music and art Eric G. So congratulations [Applause] all the um the Vernon Art Gallery was again um very well done. Um the um students and the parents of PTA helped a lot. There were over 1,200 piece of original work created by

003our students and it was nice to see all the parents uh coming and enjoying that that presentation. Um and it was also we also had the newest member of the national jun society. So that was great. Great job on the art department. The boys and track team has impressively secured their second consecutive conference and division championship. A testament to students athletes dedication, talent, and perseverance in a in an outstanding uh 27 to1 record. Crucial to the success has been the dedication and the leadership of Mr. Weber who serves as an amazing role model instilling discipline, teamwork, and sportsmanship. So congratulations to the students and the in terms of the curriculum uh starting in 25 next year 25 26 we have the Atlantis program coming at the high school for the first time uh it's going

004to be called Atlantis uh 7 research a course that will focus on civic civic improvement uh scientific inquiry And the students will develop fundamental research skills for high education in competition by learning the craft and learning about research. So looking forward to that and um as the year goes by we're going to give additional um update to to the board. I also tonight want to extend congratulations. I know that the board will vote on the resolution. Um, but we have a couple of teachers that going to join our our district. Some of them have have been here already for for a while. But um tonight we have and Marie Paul is here with family. [Applause] Thank you Dr. Young. We'll now move on to the approval of the minutes. Um, can I please have a

005motion to approve the meeting minutes as listed and attached below? So move. Second. Second. All in favor? I. All opposed. Thank you. Motion carries. Now move on for opportunity for the public to be heard on agenda items. In accordance with the open meeting laws, school meetings where school district business will be discussed or open to the public. The oyster may not board of education welcomes public comments at its meetings. The board of education will respond to comments and door inquiries in the appropriate manner. This portion of the meeting is to signed exclusively for agenda items. A signing book is required for those residents wishing to address the board. In order to be recognized, you must be signed in. Each speaker will be allowed a maximum of three minutes. The board president will point you to

006the microphone in the order in which you have signed in. Public discussion is prohibited regarding matters relating to individuals reputation, privacy or right to due process which in some way could be violated. A second commentary period is provided for non-aggenda items prior to a journal. We thank you for your participation and cooperation. We'll be assigned agenda items. Okay. Thank you. We'll now move on for instructional personnel items. Resolve upon the recommendation of the superintendent schools. The board of education of the Oyster Bay East Central School District hereby approves the instructional personnel items as listed in their target. Do I have a motion? So move. Do I have a second? Second. All in favor? I. All opposed. Motion carries. Congratulations. We will now move on to noninstructional personnel items. Resolved upon the recommendation of the superintendent

007of schools, the board of education of the Oyster Bay East Norwich Central School District. hereby approves the noninstructional personal items as listed in their entire. Do I have a motion? So move. A second. Second. All in favor? I. All opposed. Motion carries. We'll now move on to approval of business items. Resolved upon the recommendation of the superintendent of schools. The board of education of the West Bay East Central School District hereby approves business items as listed in their entirety. Do I have a motion? So move. Do I have a second? Second. Any questions? All in favor? I. All oppose. Motion carries. We'll move on to special services. Resolve upon the recommendation of the superintendent school. The board of education of voice east central school district hereby approves the special services resolution as listed in its

008entirety. Do I have a motion? Do I have a second? Second. Any questions? All in favor? I. All opposed. Motion carries. Moving on to business. resolved upon the recommendation of the superintendent of schools. Board of Education of the Oyster Bay East Norwich Central School District hereby approves the new business resolutions as listed in their entire. Do I have a motion? So, do I have a second? Second. Any questions? I have two questions. Um, we are approving tonight the um Nassau County Cooperative Self Insurance Plan, I think. Yes. Dr. Young, can you just explain what that is a little bit? Is that Yes, there's different ways that districts can do it. We're part of a cooperative with several other districts, which is a very cost effective way to make sure that we have workers coverage for

009all of our employees. So, this is part of the annual renewal for um insurance for workers compensation. For example, if an employee gets injured on the job site, there's certain protections that are entitled to be able to collect bargain agreement and work laws. So, this provides for that. And we're selfinsured through joining this through joining this crop. Correct. Thank you. Thank you. Any other questions? No. But I like to just thank you very much. All in favor? I. All opposed. Motion carries. So now we are up to public participation for non-aggenda items. Turning for the public to be Mr. Todd. Good evening. Thank you. So this morning we have a special meeting. question about money savings,000 on the $67 million budget. It's a noise. Uh I find it kind of strange and maybe a little

010dish that I read the post somebody affiliated with the school board saying the conspiracy is solved and the uh money will go to the new grounds. That's what we were saying. Why would this build the two new termin you would take in the budget of 273 out 2006,000 or being a post but they'll say that the money would go to the new so it's not what post you're talking about. So um so we can't respond to post not a question in terms of money. Um so when it comes to when it comes to the budget obviously there is a difference of the 69,000 that that we had mentioned before. the when you look at the budget when we look at year to year the budget of the entire district I'm looking at from the current

011year and I'm also going to look at the future in the future. So when you look at current year we have unexpected potential income and we have unexpected expenses that will come. So the year did not end yet. So to answer your question, if the money going if the $69,000 is for something for this year, it could go into into one of those those categories. Obviously, if we have an emergency, we have something. So the money will not go waste money. So when you look at the future, if money are not spent in the budget, they could go into the tax value for the top here. maybe go into reserves or go into the unassigned funds that we keep at 4%. The unfortunate thing about I say unfortunate because running a school district with a

012budget of $67 million. We don't have the flexibility of any other business that is running that kind of budget. So we cannot overspend. Um, so if there is an emergency, for example, last year, two years ago, we had the sewer problem in front of the the the high school. We had that expense was not expected obviously. um we add health insurance that can fluctuate and we don't know what that number is because the health insurance that would go from January to December when the project we run it from July to to June. So to answer your question where we go 69,000 miles to go and if at the end of the year we have a posit 69,000 which I I find hard to believe that it's going to be the case. It will go into

013one of those three categories unassign reserve or reduce the the but it's very difficult on the $67 million budget to to kind of get down to 4% plus 69,000. Just have a question. Thank you. We now make a motion to second. Thank you.

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