Johnsburg Central School District board meeting, date not confirmed yet

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Johnsburg school board hears athletics and music reports, acts on staffing items 0:07

  • The board heard a presentation on the physical education and athletics programs and a presentation on the music department. 1:13
  • The board acted on a series of motions, including a 2026⁠-⁠2027 retainer agreement and summer staffing, coaching and resignation items, several of which the chair announced as carried. 45:22
  • During discussion of non-instructional substitute pay, a motion was made to set the rate at $17.14 an hour for the 26⁠-⁠27 school year. 1:03:12

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Item by item (12)
  1. Opening and financial reports 0:07
    • A motion to approve a volunteer assistant coach for cross country was added to the agenda. 0:07
    • The general fund expenditure, school lunch expenditure, lunch and extracurricular reports for April were provided in the board packet. 0:41
  2. Physical education and athletics presentation 0:07
    • A staff member reviewed the year in physical education and athletics, including a grant used to obtain new outdoor equipment and state physical fitness testing done twice this year. 1:20
    • The staff member said Soccer Fest would be held the 16th and 17th of October and said Diamond Fest was not held because of a short, weather-affected spring season and a changed league schedule. 9:49
    • One board member said the athletic department was doing a great job and asked about budget items; the staff member said worn soccer goals that could become a safety hazard were put in the budget. 25:07
  3. Music department presentation 30:16
    • A speaker said 5 students attended the area all-state event at Proctor's Theater, and a speaker said the student variety show had about 40 acts. 31:57
    • A staff member said the bands came home in first place at a competition at Hersheypark, and a speaker said 14 students attended the NISMA event. 35:37
    • A staff member said the school ordered alternate uniforms and that the drama club is being revived ahead of next year's musical. 40:39
  4. Data security resolution 44:31
    • The board took up a resolution concerning a Risk Operations Center that pertains to data security and privacy. 44:31
  5. Retainer agreement 45:22
    • The board considered a 2026⁠-⁠2027 retainer agreement between the district and Urban and Palazzo. 45:22
    • The chair announced the motion carried. 45:22
  6. Staffing and summer employment 45:22
    • The board also took up summer employment at $27.20 per hour, acknowledged BOCES summer school hires and considered setting after-school student worker pay equal to minimum wage. 48:09
  7. Meeting calendar and audit plans 50:01
    • The board took up the 2026⁠-⁠2027 meeting calendar and amended 2024⁠-⁠2025 audit and extracurricular audit corrective action plans. 50:01
    • A speaker said the state asked the district to add anticipated information to the corrective action plan. 50:26
    • The chair announced the audit corrective action plan motions carried. 50:26
  8. Coaching appointments and resignations 50:26
    • The motions to appoint coaches for girls varsity soccer and boys varsity soccer were announced as carried. 52:20
  9. Non-instructional substitute pay 54:30
    • A motion was made to set the non-instructional substitute rate of pay at $17.14 an hour, and a speaker said the highest area rate was Fulton at 19. 54:30
  10. Comments and district updates 1:05:22
    • A speaker said asbestos abatement in the north wing and on the third floor would begin the Monday after graduation, with signs posted on exterior doors starting about June 18th as required by law. 1:10:54
    • The speaker said the state changed the electric bus purchase mandate by 5 years, so the district fleet would not have to be purchased for 10 more years. 1:12:51
    • A speaker said the policy committee completed the policy manual and the board would work on approving it or a first reading at the July meeting. 1:14:54
  11. Student board member report 1:16:02
    • A student board member said the field day organized by student government was a success. 1:16:02
    • The chair thanked the student board member for serving and said it was the student's last meeting. 1:18:24
  12. Upcoming dates and adjournment 1:18:24
    • The chair said graduation is June 27th at 10 AM and the board organizational meeting is July 7th at 6 PM. 1:19:36

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Video: posted by the district as “Board of Education - 6/8/2026”