Board accepts two donations and renames special‑education subcommittee
November 27, 2024 | MAHOPAC CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
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At its Dec. 26 meeting the Mahopac Central School District Board of Education took several routine actions on the consent agenda and accepted two donations.
Trustee Sabino moved that the district accept a donation of 32 pies from Stop & Shop (value recorded in the motion as approximately $250) to be used by Lakeview Elementary’s fourth‑grade class; the motion passed by voice vote. Trustee Sabino also moved to accept a donation from the Mahopac High School Yearbook Club of a full duplex wireless intercom system with eight headsets and a hub for the high‑school auditorium; the value of the equipment was listed as $7,259.87. That motion also passed by voice vote.
The board discussed names for a proposed committee focused on special‑education‑related oversight and clarified the intent of that panel to avoid confusion with the Committee on Special Education (CSE). Trustee Jennifer Travis moved to name the group the "Special Education Insights Subcommittee." The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The board then approved the consent agenda by voice vote.
No roll‑call vote totals were recorded in the public transcript; each action was approved by general voice consent recorded as "Aye."
Trustee Sabino moved that the district accept a donation of 32 pies from Stop & Shop (value recorded in the motion as approximately $250) to be used by Lakeview Elementary’s fourth‑grade class; the motion passed by voice vote. Trustee Sabino also moved to accept a donation from the Mahopac High School Yearbook Club of a full duplex wireless intercom system with eight headsets and a hub for the high‑school auditorium; the value of the equipment was listed as $7,259.87. That motion also passed by voice vote.
The board discussed names for a proposed committee focused on special‑education‑related oversight and clarified the intent of that panel to avoid confusion with the Committee on Special Education (CSE). Trustee Jennifer Travis moved to name the group the "Special Education Insights Subcommittee." The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The board then approved the consent agenda by voice vote.
No roll‑call vote totals were recorded in the public transcript; each action was approved by general voice consent recorded as "Aye."
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