November 12th 2026 VCS BOE Meeting

Victor Central Schools Board of Education regular meeting, November 12, 2026: The board received a capital-project update. Phase 1 was slightly under budget at bid time and used about three-quarters of its contingency; work is nearing completion, including the learning center and districtwide notification system. Phase 2 bids came in just over $30 million, compared with an initial estimate of $42.5 million, creating roughly $12 million in projected savings. The presenter said the board had voted on the phase 2 bid recommendation; no selected contractors were named in the transcript. Phase 3 is currently budgeted at about $21 million, with design underway and bid documents planned for July 2027. The district expects to consider additional health, safety, security, and infrastructure work for a potential phase 4 in 2030. The board also discussed the audited 2025–26 results: revenues were about $109.2 million, approximately $3.04 million above budget, while expenditures were about $7.44 million below budget; fund balance rose to roughly $25.2 million, including $14.3 million in restricted reserves. No specific contract amounts were provided for the strategic-planning consultant, KG Consulting.

The board approved a proposed digital marketing course as part of the business-management CTE pathway; the course proposal includes curriculum-writing and marketing-simulation expenses, but no amounts were stated. New York State had approved the business-management pathway in October. The board also approved consent items and student trips, and adopted three policies, including one on motor-driven vehicles on district property. The superintendent reported a campus lockdown following a report of a possible firearm and said the district would review its emergency response with law enforcement. No vendor selections or additional procurement awards were identified in the transcript.