Huntington UFSD Board of Education Meeting 3/24/26

The Huntington Public Schools Board of Education held a meeting on March 24, 2026, focusing on several key procurement and budgetary matters. The board approved minutes from the previous meeting and reviewed budget transfers and claim audit reports. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to discussing staffing adjustments due to declining enrollment, with detailed presentations on instructional and non-instructional staffing changes, including reductions and reallocations. The board also reviewed and approved a capital proposition for $2,115,154 to be included on the May 19, 2026 ballot, aimed at funding building improvements such as safety, security, and infrastructure repairs across multiple schools. Additionally, the board approved several new college-level and AP courses with dual enrollment options, partnering with institutions like Sienna College and Stony Brook University, which may impact future educational procurement and program offerings. Discussions included anticipated increases in health insurance costs and the impact of property value assessments on district funding. No new vendor contracts or RFPs were explicitly mentioned, but the capital reserve fund utilization and course partnerships indicate ongoing procurement-related activities.