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Board approves Oct. 14 minutes; other routine updates reported

October 29, 2025 | Simsbury Center, Capitol County, Connecticut


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Board approves Oct. 14 minutes; other routine updates reported
The Simsbury Board of Education moved and seconded approval of the Oct. 14 minutes at the start of the meeting. The transcript records a voice vote with the Chair asking, 'All those in favor? Aye.' No recorded opposition or roll-call tally was provided in the public transcript.

Other formal outcomes noted in the meeting record: the superintendent reported that the tech teachers had ratified a tentative agreement via their internal vote; that ratification was reported to the board as a successful ratification rather than a board vote. The board also received a notification of intent to retire (Tracy McConnell, Henry James special education teacher) with an effective retirement date noted as Oct. 19, 2028, and the superintendent flagged timing on retirement formulas for board awareness.

Actions at a glance

- Approve Oct. 14 minutes: voice vote recorded as 'Aye'; mover/second not named in transcript; tally not specified in the public record. Outcome: approved.

- Tech teachers ratification of tentative agreement: reported by administration as ratified by membership; not a board vote.

- Notification of intent to retire (Tracy McConnell): informational; no board action recorded.

The board did not take formal votes on capital, budget or policy items during this meeting; staff will return with cost scenarios and budget-year recommendations for capital projects.

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