WILLIAMSON CENTRAL SCHOOL

 

PO BOX 900

WILLIAMSON NY 14589­0900

 

 

 

During the September 11, 2002 meeting, Board of Education members reported on their

latest activities. Mr. Herbert commented on claims for payment, the Town Board

meeting and the distribution of perfect attendance awards to staff members. He also

commented on his attendance at the Williamson Faculty Association picnic and thanked

Mrs. Craft for her generous donation of burgers. Mrs. Verbridge reported that she

attended a Bicentennial meeting and that the committee is looking for ideas for a legacy

project. Mr. Vitalone spoke about his attendance at the WFA picnic and the Apple

Blossom Committee meeting. He stated that the September 11

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assembly at the Middle

School was wonderful. Mr. Jordan shared information that the Board had received from

New York State School Boards Association. Mrs. Ehresman commented on the results of

the New York State Math Assessments that will be available to the public on September

13, 2002.

 

Under the consent agenda, the following appointments were approved: Patrick Verbridge

as substitute teacher, Theresa Gnage as JV Volleyball Coach, Kathy Seyna as a

CSE/CPSE Parent Representative and Dawn DeFisher as a Student Aide. The

resignation of Regina Perce, Elementary School Aide was accepted.

 

Old business included the approval of the second readings of Board policies regarding

Distribution of Potassium Iodide (KI) Pills, Principals of Purchasing and Impartial

Hearing Officers and the Board’s membership in the New York State School Boards

Association.

 

Under new business, the Board reviewed the census report and opening enrollment

numbers. A resolution to approve a settlement agreement with Michael G. Stitt was

approved, as was a perfect attendance award for Jean Davis for the 2001­2002 school

year. A motion for the appointment of Special Education Coordinators was tabled

pending the Board’s receipt of additional information. The Board discussed their goals

and committee participation for the 2002­2003 school

year and will continue the

discussion at a later meeting.

 

 

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