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Johnsburg Central School District board meeting, date not confirmed yet

19 min · 0 public speakers

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Johnsburg board approves extracurricular appointments, hears construction update 4:04

  • Motions carried to accept the CSE, the CPSE and the 504 report and to approve the 2026⁠-⁠2027 Board of Education goals. 0:54
  • The board held a first reading of a Safeguarding the Rights of Immigrant Students policy, with a vote expected in October. 2:01
  • A district staff member reported that the construction project was well underway and ahead of schedule on some parts. 8:23
  • A district staff member also followed up on questions a community member raised at the August 27th board meeting, including a math position and bus driver pay. 13:34
Item by item (11)
  1. Opening, minutes and reports 0:01
    • The board took up motions to approve the minutes of the August 10th, 2026 and August 27th, 2026 Board of Education meetings. 0:09
    • The board took up a motion to accept the CSE, the CPSE and the 504 report, and added one agenda change under H for 3⁠-⁠4 grade soccer co-coaches. 1:23
    • The board's packets included the general fund expenditure, the school lunch expenditure and the extracurricular report. 1:29
    • The chair announced that each of the motions carried. 0:29
  2. Immigrant students policy first reading 2:01
    • The board held a first reading of the Safeguarding the Rights of Immigrant Students policy. 2:01
    • A district staff member said it was a fairly new New York state policy that all districts have to adopt, related to ICE. 2:35
    • The staff member said procedures had been updated in the procedure book and that the policy covers what to do if ICE comes to school and the rules surrounding it. 2:48
  3. Junior class advisor appointments 3:34
    • The board took up a motion to appoint co-advisors for the junior prom at $675 each per the JCSTA contract for the 2026⁠-⁠2027 school year. 3:34
    • The board took up a motion to appoint advisors for the junior class at $375 each per the JCSTA contract for the 2026⁠-⁠2027 school year. 4:04
    • The motion carried, as did the motion to appoint advisors for the junior class. 4:04
  4. Music and athletics appointments 4:36
    • The board took up a motion to appoint an advisor for the pop singers at $1,025 for the 2026⁠-⁠2027 school year. 4:36
    • The board took up a motion to appoint a co-advisor for the high school musical, splitting a $2,875 stipend per the JCSTA contract for the 2026⁠-⁠2027 school year. 5:07
    • The board took up a motion to appoint a scorekeeper for the varsity boys soccer team at $45 per game. 5:55
    • The motions to appoint a co-advisor for the high school musical and a scorekeeper for the varsity boys soccer team each carried. 5:07
  5. Board of Education goals 6:31
    • The board took up a motion to approve the 2026⁠-⁠2027 Board of Education goals, which members reviewed in their packets. 6:31
    • The chair announced that the motion carried. 6:58
  6. Youth soccer co-coach appointments 6:58
    • The board took up a motion to appoint co-coaches for the 3⁠-⁠4 grade soccer program at $500 each for the 2026⁠-⁠2027 school year. 1:23
    • A district staff member said one of the coaches has experience coaching. ~7:23
  7. Construction project update 7:56
    • A district staff member said science rooms 300 to 304 were framed and sheetrocked and work was a bit ahead of schedule on some parts. 8:23
    • The staff member said speaker problems in the elementary wing left some teachers without overhead announcements and a leak in room 103A wet old records dating back to 1924. 9:02
    • The staff member said a stairwell going up to the 3rd floor was closed to students and staff because of construction dust. 10:27
  8. School opening report 11:39
    • A speaker reported that an orientation was held for 7th grade students and that students returned on the 8th. 11:39
    • A district staff member said kindergarten is now 11 students. 12:13
    • A speaker said an open house would be held Wednesday from 6 to 7, with Warren County hosting a passport fair. 12:16
  9. Student board member report 12:52
    • The student board member reported that students noticed locker areas were a little cramped but that few complaints had been heard from students or teachers. 13:03
  10. Follow-up on community questions 13:34
    • A district staff member said there were no applicants for the math position. 14:25
    • The staff member said the school offered paid summer days and adjusted schedules for teachers assigned to classes they were not originally assigned to. 15:01
    • The staff member said bus driver pay is driven by the contract and that the CSEA is currently negotiating. 15:53
  11. Upcoming dates and adjournment 16:45
    • A speaker listed an open house and Passport Fair on September 16th at 6 PM and a book fair September 14th through 18th. 16:45
    • A speaker said the next Board of Education meeting is October 14th. 17:15

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