Caledonia-Mumford Central School District board meeting, Sep 8, 2026
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Board adopts 2026-2027 Districtwide School Safety Plan 54:01
- District staff presented New York State ELA and math results, AP scores and a dual enrollment update, including rankings among 22 schools in the Genesee Valley BOCES region. 9:14
- The board adopted the 2026-2027 Districtwide School Safety Plan after a question about building-level plans. 54:01
- The board also approved a senior class trip to Universal Studios Orlando and a memorandum of agreement with the Caledonia Montford Teachers Association. 1:03:12
- After an executive session, the board approved personnel items 1 through 13. 1:05:31
Item by item (15)
- Opening and board norms 0:00
- Consent agenda 1:46
- Communications and board scheduling 2:12
- A student read a point of pride about the welcome and orientation events for 6th graders and their senior mentors. 2:27
- The chair announced an open agenda meeting on board goals on September 22nd from 6 to 8. 3:05
- A request was made for a printed list of committee assignments and dates, and the chair said it would be sent out. 3:58
- New teacher introductions 4:57
- A staff member introduced 3 new teachers, including a 3rd grade teacher, a music and chorus teacher who will direct the elementary musical, and a pre-K teacher. 5:26
- State assessment results 8:31
- A staff member said the district ranked number 1 for grades 3 and 4 in ELA among 22 schools in the region, and that the BOCES average in 3rd grade was 35% while the district had 63%. 9:14
- A staff member said the district ranked number 1 in 3rd grade math, number 2 in 4th grade, and moved from 13 to 9 in 5th grade. 11:49
- A staff member said 5th grade scores fell across the state by 14% on average and that local IXL data suggested student literacy was stronger than the state assessment showed. 18:08
- Advanced Placement results 23:03
- A staff member said 100% of students in calculus, English Lit and World History Modern earned a passing score. 23:03
- Margaret Roll asked whether staff talk with graduates about how colleges accepted the exams. 24:01
- A staff member said the test is $150, parents pay $45, and 128 students sat for exams out of 225 in the high school. 25:07
- Dual enrollment update 39:06
- A staff member said registration for dual enrollment classes rose from 26% to 61% after the school began covering tuition. 41:19
- A staff member said 2 more instructors were approved to teach through Houghton University, allowing 3 more college courses this fall and spring. 42:25
- A staff member said courses offered through GCC include Personal Money Management, Principles of Business, Statistics, Calculus, Pre-Calc and Spanish 4 and 5. 43:25
- Opening of school 46:17
- A staff member said the school year theme is relentless optimism and that staff jerseys were paid for through a grant, not by the district. 48:33
- A staff member said the number 41 on the mascot's jersey stands for All for One. 50:29
- A staff member said buses ran slightly off schedule and apologized to those caught in traffic on North Street. 53:08
- Districtwide school safety plan 53:39
- A staff member said building-level plans hold the detail and are kept in binders with quick fact sheets. 54:35
- A staff member said the plan was updated to note that safety audits are ongoing, and agreed that audit reports could be shared with the board in executive session. 55:31
- A staff member said the district may need to budget for lockdown buttons at the stadium and gymnasiums in the next year or two. 59:04
- The chair announced the motion carried. ~1:01:07
- Reorganizational authorizations and appointments 1:01:11
- Approval of contracts 1:02:37
- Senior class overnight field trip 1:03:12
- The resolution asked approval for the senior class to travel to Universal Studios Orlando, Florida from June 6th, 2027 through June 9th, 2027, with chaperone costs offset by fundraising. 1:03:12
- Asked why the trip was in June, a staff member said spring break and the musical both fall in March this year. 1:04:01
- The chair announced the motion carried. 1:04:35
- Memorandum of agreement with teachers association 1:04:35
- Executive session 1:05:06
- Personnel and adjournment 1:05:50
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