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Liverpool school board approves full-time nurse position

2026-10-05 · Matthew Broudy · Meeting Minutes ↗

▶ Key Actions & Decisions

● Liverpool Central School District’s school board voted 7–2 on Oct. 5 to create a full-time school nurse position, according to the district’s posted meeting minutes. Matthew Jones and Dawn Curry-Clarry opposed the motion.

Liverpool Central School District’s school board voted 7–2 on Oct. 5 to create a full-time school nurse position, according to the district’s posted meeting minutes. Matthew Jones and Dawn Curry-Clarry opposed the motion. The resolution authorizes a 1.0 full-time-equivalent school nurse position. The resolution creates the position but does not name a person to fill it, specify a school assignment, set a salary or give a start date. The district has posted the Oct. 5 minutes; approval of those minutes has not yet been verified. The next board meeting announced in that record is Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. at the District Office. [October 5 posted minutes, item 7.3 and announcements](https://go.boarddocs.com/ny/liverpool/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=DYCHXX4AB233).

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