The Liverpool Central School District Board of Education set July 7 as the date of its annual reorganization meeting during a regular session Monday, formally starting the transition into the 2026-2027 school year alongside a series of appointments and contract approvals. The reorganization meeting will begin at 6 p.m. at the District Office, with a public hearing to follow immediately afterward. Among the appointments taking effect July 1 is Carol-Anne Mathews, named Acting District Treasurer on a motion by Matthew Jones, seconded by Jecenia Bresett. The board also appointed Vanessa Lalley-Demong, DO, and Kyle Plante, MD, as the district's School District Physicians for the coming year, on a motion by Daniel McKeever and Stacey Chilbert. The board separately approved two Impartial Hearing Officer appointments tied to special education proceedings: Bruce Olinger for a hearing assigned New York State Education Department case identifier 684049, and Mitchell Regenbogen for a hearing assigned case identifier 684657. Both motions carried with all nine board members present and voting. On facilities, the board approved an Owner-Architect Agreement for professional architectural services covering an oil water separator and other plumbing work at the Liverpool Transportation Center, part of the district's 2026-2027 Capital Outlay Project. The board also approved the 2025-2026 Tentative and Estimated Fund Balance Analysis and Recommendation along with the district's Reserve Plan, following an earlier discussion of the same analysis under the meeting's discussion section. The minutes do not record a specific dollar figure for the fund balance or reserve plan recommendation. The board gave first reading to proposed revisions covering four district policies — Policy 6470, Policy 7315, Policy 7242 and Policy 8470 — on a motion by Stacey Chilbert, seconded by Daniel McKeever. First readings typically precede a later vote to formally adopt policy changes. In personnel business, the board approved continuing additional vehicle-maintenance responsibilities for mechanics Gerald Ratliff and Daniel Stauffer, whom the district recommended compensating at $5,000 each. The board first amended the compensation period from the originally proposed July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 window to a shorter July 1 through August 31, 2026 period before approving the item. The board also amended a separate routine resolution setting 2026-2027 pay rates for part-time, substitute and seasonal personnel, striking the word "projected" from the resolution's language; that amendment carried with Stacey Chilbert abstaining and John Solazzo not yet present for the vote. Other routine business approved during the meeting included personnel actions, recommendations from the district's Committees on Preschool Special Education and Special Education, acceptance of gifts and grants, approval of surplus items, annual facilities use agreements, a Professional Services Agreement between St. Joseph's Medical, P.C. and the district, the transfer of funds to the Retirement Contribution Reserve Sub-Fund TRS and the Health Insurance Reserve Fund for 2025-2026, and the 2026-2027 Initial AS-7 Contract with Onondaga-Cortland-Madison BOCES, along with lunch prices for 2026-2027. All carried on votes recorded in the minutes. During public communications, Tom Batovsky addressed the board regarding a board appointment; the minutes do not elaborate on his remarks. The board also entered executive session to discuss matters that could lead to the appointment or employment of particular persons and to review the superintendent's annual evaluation, returning to open session at 8:47 p.m. Kimberly Martin was not present for the vote to return to open session or for the meeting's remaining votes. The board adjourned at 8:49 p.m. Its next regular meeting is tentatively scheduled for August 11 at 6 p.m. at the District Office, following the July 7 reorganization meeting and hearing.