Livonia Central School District public meetings in 2025
21 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School District Board of Education met to approve various financial warrants, personnel appointments, and equipment purchases. The board also accepted grants for a new girls' flag football team and community food pantry services.
- Purchase of GPS Tablet Navigation units from Tyler Technologies for $97,471
- Acceptance of a $3,000 Buffalo Bills Foundation grant for a Modified Girl's Flag Football team
- Acceptance of a $1,000 donation from Sent By Raven's Food Pantry
- Award of Cooperative Electricity Supply bid to Energy Cooperative of America for 2026
- Approval of a Health and Welfare Services Agreement with Geneseo Central School District
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School District Board of Education held a regular meeting to accept routine reports, approve warrants for payment, and adopt the 2025-26 budget calendar. All motions carried unanimously with no discussion reported.
- Accepted 2025-26 Tax Collection Status Final Report
- Approved warrants for payment across General, Cafeteria, Federal, Capital, and Special Revenue Funds
- Adopted 2025-26 Budget Calendar aligning with BOE and BOCES schedules
- Approved lease agreement with Jerry LaRue for Connell Building classroom storage
- Accepted Extraclass Activity Audit and Corrective Action Plan for 2024-25 school year
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The board holds a public hearing to receive comment on the proposed District-wide Safety Plan for the 2025-26 school year. The meeting includes procedural items such as call to order and adjournment.
- Public hearing on the proposed LCSD District-wide Safety Plan 2025-26
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School District Board of Education will vote on a consent agenda covering financial reports, a $98,000 capital outlay contract with Maracon Enterprises, a corrective action plan for an external audit, and personnel actions including a new cleaner appointment. Informational items include a capital project update and superintendent report.
- Award of 2025-2026 Capital Outlay contract to Maracon Enterprises, Inc. for $98,000
- Acceptance of District's Corrective Action Plan relating to the External Audit for FY ending June 30, 2025
- Approval of agreement with Mary Cariola Center to provide services to children with disabilities for 2025-2026
- Approval of Genesee Valley BOCES Transportation Agreement for SY2025-26
- Declaration of surplus items including two buses and a 2015 Ford dump truck for auction or disposal
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School Board will vote to appoint Kimberly Hally-Hettrick to fill a vacant board seat through May 2026. The board will also award roughly $2.65 million in construction contracts for Phase III of the 2024 Capital Improvement Project, including general trades, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and site work.
- Appointment of Kimberly Hally-Hettrick to the Board of Education through May 18, 2026
- Approval of $2.65M in contracts for Phase III of the 2024 Capital Improvement Project (general trades, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, site work, access controls, temperature controls)
- Approval of an agreement with Campus Construction for Phase III Capital Project management
- Approval of a resolution for sale of land to Livingston County Water and Sewer Authority
- Appointment of Mileydis Carney as a 1.0 FTE Spanish teacher at the Middle/High School
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School District Board of Education met to approve several financial and operational items. Key actions included adopting the annual tax levy, approving the district's financial reserve plan, and accepting various community donations.
- Adopted 2025-26 tax levy in the amount of $20,879,472
- Approved Sports Medicine Services Agreement with Rochester Regional Health
- Accepted $2,000 donation from Livonia Alumni Association for the Sugar Shack project
- Accepted 100 filled backpacks from National Grid valued at approximately $1,000
- Approved appointment of Rebecca Kovach as a Special Education Teacher
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School District Board of Education is meeting for a special session. The board will vote on a resolution to approve the 2025 tax warrant and adopt the 2025-26 tax levy of $20,879,472. The meeting also includes routine procedural items and adjournment.
- Approval of 2025 tax warrant and adoption of $20,879,472 tax levy for Livonia Central School District
- Next regular board meeting scheduled for August 18, 2025 at 5:00 PM
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The board is conducting a public hearing regarding the proposed 2025-26 Code of Conduct and District-wide Safety Plan. This meeting is dedicated to reviewing these specific documents.
- Public hearing on the 2025-26 Proposed LCSD Code of Conduct
- Public hearing on the 2025-26 Proposed Livonia CSD District-wide Safety Plan
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School District Board of Education is meeting to approve routine administrative items, including an amendment to the school resource deputy agreement with the Livingston County Sheriff's Office for 2025-2026, adoption of several district plans (safety, code of conduct, professional development, etc.), and various personnel appointments and leaves. The agenda also includes informational items such as a capital project update and upcoming dates.
- Approval of First Amendment to School Resource Deputy agreement with Livingston County Sheriff's Office for Sept 1, 2025 – June 30, 2026
- Adoption of District Safety Plan, Code of Conduct, Professional Development Plan, Crisis Response Plan, and other plans for SY25-26
- Approval of Health & Welfare Services Agreements with Brighton Central School District and Rochester City School District for SY2024-25
- Appointment of Elizabeth O'Connell as Spanish Teacher under a Feinermann Agreement
- Approval of School Bus Transportation CDL Trainee Program with $16.40/hour training rate
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School District held its annual reorganization meeting, swearing in incumbent board members and electing Josh Monster as Board President and Dave Woodruff as Vice President for the 2025-2026 school year. The board also approved a consent agenda appointing numerous district officers, including a district clerk, treasurer, tax collector, school physician at $23,000, and various compliance and legal officers. All votes were unanimous.
- Josh Monster elected Board President, Dave Woodruff elected Vice President for 2025-2026
- Dr. Gregory Collins appointed School Physician at $23,000 for the year
- Melessa Witkowski appointed District Clerk, Martha Harvey appointed District Treasurer
- Kathryn Morsch appointed Tax Collector, Linda Tubbs appointed Claims Auditor
- Mengel, Metzger & Barr, LLP appointed as External Auditor; Harris Beach PLLC as Bond Counsel
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Audit Committee is meeting to receive a presentation on the annual audit process. The only action item is adjournment.
- Presentation on the annual audit process (information item)
- Meeting to be held in the Connell Building Conference Room at 5:15 PM
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School District Board of Education is deciding on several year-end financial actions, including the transfer of unappropriated fund balances to reserve funds. The board is also reviewing service agreements for the 2025-26 school year and receiving updates on the 2024 Capital Project.
- Transfers to reserve funds including up to $3,000,000 for Building Capital Reserve (2025) and $1,295,758 for Building Capital Reserve (2023)
- Up to $1,000,000 transfer to the Vehicle and Equipment Reserve (2023)
- Approval of the BOCES Final Services Commitment Agreement for SY2025-2026
- Service agreements with Dr. Danielle Morris, Industrial U.I. Services, and Spectrum Creative Arts
- Disposal of two Ferris Zero-Turn Mowers and MHS Library books
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Policy Committee will meet on June 2, 2025, to review two new or revised policies recommended by Erie1 BOCES. The policies address student use of internet-enabled devices during the school day and maximum temperature limits for school buildings and indoor activities. The meeting will also include routine procedural items and adjournment.
- Review of Policy 7317: Use of Internet-Enabled Devices During the School Day
- Review of Policy 5685: Maximum Temperature for School Buildings & Indoor Activities
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School District held its annual meeting and vote on May 20, 2025. Voters approved the 2025-26 budget and a building capital reserve fund proposition. Two board members were elected, with Josh Monster and Stephanie Feehan receiving the most votes.
- Budget passed 403-222
- Building Capital Reserve Fund approved 420-203
- Josh Monster elected with 525 votes
- Stephanie Feehan elected with 506 votes
- 628 total voters, including 31 absentee
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The board is holding a public hearing on the proposed 2025-26 budget. Residents can review the budget document attached to the agenda. The annual budget vote and election will be held on May 20, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM at the Connell Building.
- Public hearing on the 2025-26 budget
- Budget document (LCS_Budget 2025_Budget Hearing.pdf) available for review
- Annual Budget Vote and Election scheduled for May 20, 2025, 8:00 AM-8:00 PM at 40 Spring Street, Livonia
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Board of Education will vote on awarding a $674,571.96 contract for a turf courtyard as part of the 2024 Capital Improvement Project Phase III. The board will also consider approving budget transfers, change orders, summer school programs, staff appointments, and tenure for nine employees.
- Award of $674,571.96 turf courtyard contract for 2024 Capital Project Phase III
- Approval of budget transfer for baseball/softball field dugouts at athletic complex
- Granting tenure to nine certified personnel, effective July–September 2025
- Approval of Summer School, Summer Enrichment, and ESY 2025 staff appointments
- Acceptance of a commemorative memorial bench donation from the Class of 2005 Reunion Committee
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School Board adopted a proposed $42,716,954 budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year, which will go before voters on May 20, 2025. The board also approved a property tax report card, a BOCES administrative budget vote, and a School Resource Deputy agreement with Livingston County. Several consent agenda items were passed, including year-end purchasing authorizations, a temporary shelter agreement with Camp Stella Maris, and health services agreements with neighboring districts.
- Adopted proposed 2025-26 budget of $42,716,954 for voter approval on May 20
- Approved year-end purchasing authorization for flooring, musical instruments, equipment, and furniture
- Approved School Resource Deputy agreement with Livingston County for 2025-26
- Approved temporary shelter agreement with Camp Stella Maris for catastrophic emergencies
- Awarded natural gas supply bid to Sprague Energy Services Inc. for 2025-26
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Central School District Board of Education is meeting for a regular board meeting and budget workshop. The board approved a consent agenda that includes a retirement incentive agreement with the Livonia Teachers' Association, a capital outlay project for the middle/high school gymnasium, and various personnel appointments and resignations.
- Approval of Memorandum of Agreement with Livonia Teachers' Association regarding a retirement incentive
- Approval of SEQRA resolution for 2025-26 Capital Outlay Project (miscellaneous improvements in Middle/High School gymnasium)
- Approval of change order #302-72 with Javen Construction Company
- Appointment of Josh Grzenda as part-time Bus Driver Training Trainee effective March 18, 2025
- Acceptance of resignation of Jill Harris, Clerk Typist, effective February 26, 2025
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Livonia Board of Education approved placing a proposition on the May 20, 2025 ballot asking voters to authorize a $9.9 million building capital reserve fund for school facility improvements. The board also approved appointments including a new elementary assistant principal and director of facilities, and accepted routine financial reports and warrants.
- Proposition for a $9.9 million building capital reserve fund to be placed on the May 20, 2025 ballot
- Appointment of Savannah Walker as Elementary School Assistant Principal, effective retroactive to Feb 18, 2025
- Appointment of Aaron Davis as Director of Facilities II, effective March 3, 2025
- Approval of warrants from General, Cafeteria, Federal, Capital, and Special Revenue funds
- Approval of additions to the master substitute list including teachers, bus drivers, and food service workers
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Board of Education conducted a regular meeting to approve financial reports, warrants, and a mid-year budget balancing transfer. The board also voted on personnel appointments and the adoption of a Zero Emission Vehicle Transition Plan.
- Adoption of a 15% Cold War Veteran real property tax exemption
- Acceptance of a $1,000 donation from Sent By Ravens Food Pantry for Connell Building maintenance
- Approval of a Health and Welfare Services Agreement with Geneseo Central School District
- Disposal of surplus items including 16 iMacs and 151 student desks with chairs
- First reading of 21 district policies including School Safety Plans and Graduation Requirements
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The policy committee will review 21 policies recommended by Erie1 BOCES Policy Services, including updates to the budget, safety plans, graduation requirements, and virtual instruction. Two policies are proposed for deletion: 5240 School Tax Assessment & Collection/Property Tax Exemptions and 7644 Use of Time Out Rooms. The meeting is procedural with no votes or decisions listed.
- Review of 21 policies including naming of facilities, non-discrimination, budget administration, and school safety plans
- Proposed deletion of policy 5240 on school tax assessment and property tax exemptions
- Proposed deletion of policy 7644 on use of time out rooms
- Review of policies on virtual instruction, graduation requirements, and advanced coursework
- Review of policies on student voter registration, government, and medication