Board presents districtwide safety plan and Policy 8260; public hearings close with no comments
July 02, 2026 | NIAGARA-WHEATFIELD CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
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The board received presentations on the districtwide safety plan and Policy 8260, then opened and closed the required public hearings for each with no members of the public speaking.
The superintendent said there had been "no real material changes to the district safety plan this year" and explained that building‑level plans are specific and not posted publicly for security reasons. He noted the districtwide plan documents include SRO and SSO contract details and that the district convenes a safety team with law‑enforcement and union representatives that meets quarterly.
On Policy 8260 the superintendent explained the annual presentation and public‑hearing requirement for Title I funding eligibility and said the policy is intended to ensure families have opportunity to comment and make recommendations on parent and family engagement. With no speakers signed up, the board closed both hearings and moved to the consent agenda.
No formal amendments or votes on substantive changes to either plan or policy were recorded during the public hearing portion of the meeting; both items were presented and the public‑hearing requirement was met.
The superintendent said there had been "no real material changes to the district safety plan this year" and explained that building‑level plans are specific and not posted publicly for security reasons. He noted the districtwide plan documents include SRO and SSO contract details and that the district convenes a safety team with law‑enforcement and union representatives that meets quarterly.
On Policy 8260 the superintendent explained the annual presentation and public‑hearing requirement for Title I funding eligibility and said the policy is intended to ensure families have opportunity to comment and make recommendations on parent and family engagement. With no speakers signed up, the board closed both hearings and moved to the consent agenda.
No formal amendments or votes on substantive changes to either plan or policy were recorded during the public hearing portion of the meeting; both items were presented and the public‑hearing requirement was met.
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