Board Meeting - February 28, 2023

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Dates: 
Friday, February 24, 2023 - 4:00pm

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

METUCHEN, NEW JERSEY

 

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2023

 

MEETING AGENDA

of the Metuchen Board of Education

Metuchen High School

400 Grove Avenue

Metuchen, NJ  08840

  1. Call to Order

 

  1. Flag Salute

 

  1. Notice of Meeting

 

I hereby make this statement to indicate compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act known as Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of New Jersey, 1975, which became effective 90 days after enactment, January 19, 1976.

 

Notice of this meeting was given by providing the location, time and date of this meeting, and posting of the same on the front door of the Board of Education offices, by delivering copies to the Borough Hall and the Metuchen Public Library, The Home News and Tribune, The Criterion Sentinel, The Star Ledger, and by filing a copy with the Borough Clerk as prescribed by this law.

 

  1. Roll Call

Mr. Benderly

 

Ms. Killean

 

Ms. Cook

 

Mr. Lifton

 

Mr. Derflinger

 

Mr. Solasky

 

Mr. Glassberg

 

Dr. Spigner

 

Dr. Johnson-Marcus

 

Mr. Suss

 

 

  1. Showcase of Success

    Student Advisory Board

 

  1. Meeting Open to the Public (for any topic)

 

  1. Presentations 

    Curriculum, Technology, School Based Budget, Special Education - Mr. Harvier

 

  1. Reports

  • President’s Report

  • Superintendent's Report

  • Committee Reports

  • Student Board Member Report

 

  1. Old Business

 

  1. New Business

 

  1. Approval of Minutes of the Board of Education Meetings

 

February 7, 2023

  Special Business Meeting (1)

February 7, 2023

  Special Business Meeting (2)

February 7, 2023

  Board Meeting

 

  1. Meeting Open to the Public (for any topic)

 

  1. Recommendations of the Superintendent of Schools

(at this time the Board will take formal action on the following items – see attachments)

Often times it may appear to members of our audience that the Board of Education takes action with very little comment and in many cases a unanimous vote. Before a matter is placed on the agenda at a public meeting, the administration has thoroughly reviewed the matter with the Superintendent of Schools. If the Superintendent is satisfied that the matter is ready to be presented to the Board of Education, it is then referred to the appropriate board committee. The members of the board committee work with administration and the Superintendent to assure that the members fully understand the matter. When the committee is satisfied with the matter, it is presented to the Board of Education for discussion before any final action is taken. Only then, is it placed on the agenda for action at a public meeting.

 

  1. PERSONNEL

Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call

 

  1. Retirement - School Secretary

Move to accept, with regret, the retirement of Charlene Nicholls, Secretary at Metuchen High School, effective June 1, 2023.

 

2.    Resignation - Paraprofessional

Move to accept the resignation of Andrea Romano, Paraprofessional at Campbell School, effective February 8, 2023.

 

3.    Reappointment - Superintendent of Schools

    Be It Resolved that Dr. Vincent Caputo is hereby reappointed as Superintendent of Schools for the period July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2028, pursuant to the terms of a written employment agreement approved by the Executive County Superintendent of Schools.

 

4.    Clubs and Co-Curricular Activities – Revision

    Move to approve the following co-curricular stipend revision for the co-curricular activity for the 2022-2023 school year as listed (Agenda 08/23/22, Section 13 A14):

 

Edgar Middle School

   

Advisor

Club

2022-2023 Stipend

Rescind:

Melanie Gilbert (Spring) 

 

Intramurals

 

$3,083.00

Approve:

Rick Carter (Spring) 

 

Intramurals

 

$3,083.00

 

5.    Intervention Services

    Move to approve the following certified staff to provide beyond the school day intervention services for the 2022-2023 school year at the hourly rate of $48/hr (ESSER III funded): 

 

Eileen Kuchar

Beth McLaughlin

Patricia Lewis

Emily Presuto

 

6.    Retirement - Certificated Staff

    Move to accept, with regret, the retirement of Deborah Brown, Social Studies Teacher at Edgar School, effective June 30, 2023. 

 

7.    Resignation - Paraprofessional

    Move to approve the resignation of Ashley Keller, Paraprofessional at Campbell School, effective February 17, 2023.

 

8.    YMCA Before and After Care

    Move to approve the YMCA of Metuchen, Edison, Woodbridge and South Amboy as the before and after school provider for Moss and Campbell pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-4.1 et seq for the 2023-2024 SY plus extensions as set forth in the request for proposals.

 

9.    Appointment - Certificated Staff

    Move to approve the appointment of Jessica Gesumaria, English Teacher at Metuchen High School, for the 2022-2023 school year, at a salary of $55,000/year, Step 1C, prorated, effective approximately May 1, 2023, or earlier if she is released from her current district.

 

10.    Medical Leave of Absence - Extension

    Move to approve the extension of the medical leave of absence of JoAnn Rice, Secretary at Edgar School, through approximately March 31, 2023 (Agenda 2/7/23, Section 13 A9).

 

11.    Medical Leave of Absence - Extension 

    Move to approve the extension of the medical leave of absence of Mark Cooper, Custodian at Campbell School, through approximately March 31, 2023 (Agenda 2/7/23, Section 13 A4).

 

12.    Medical Leave of Absence - Extension 

    Move to approve the extension of the medical leave of absence of Sandra Spinelli, Paraprofessional at Moss School, through approximately March 10, 2023 (Agenda 1/17/23, Section 13 A5).

 

13.    Appointment of Substitute Teachers

    Move to approve the appointment of the following additional substitute teachers for the 2022-2023 school year, pending criminal history clearance and substitute certification (Agenda 8/23/2022 Section 13 A16):  

 

Substitute 

Certification 

Per Diem Rate

Amy Dees

Substitute w/teacher cert

$110/day

Damaris Isales

Substitute w/teacher cert

$110/day

Lauren Kim 

Substitute w/college degree

$105/day

Deborah Stolz

Substitute w/college degree

$105/day

Laura Juarez

Substitute w/college credits

$100/day

Thalia Lauren

Substitute w/college degree

$105/day

Laura Petty

Substitute w/teacher cert

$110/day

 

14.    Appointment of Substitute Paraprofessionals

    Move to approve the appointment of the following additional substitute paraprofessionals for the 2022-2023 school year (Agenda 8/23/2022 Section 13 A17): 

 

Substitute Paraprofessional

Rate

Kinjal Vakharia

$15/hour 

Ashley Keller

$15/hour

 

15.    Appointment of Substitute Secretary

    Move to approve the appointment of the following additional substitute secretary for the 2022-2023 school year (Agenda 6/28/2022 Section 13 A21): 

 

Substitute Secretary 

Rate

Marisa Toomey 

$15/hour 

 

16.    Appointment - 1:1 Substitute Nurse

    Move to approve the appointment of Katrina Jacobson to provide 1:1 per diem substitute nursing services for the 2022-2023 school year, at a rate of $280/day, effective 02/27/2023 (Agenda 08/23/22 Section 13 A22).

 

17.    Clubs and Co-Curricular Activities - Revision

    Move to rescind and approve the following co-curricular stipends for the co-curricular activities for the 2022-2023 school year as listed (Agenda 10/11/22, Section 13 A9):

 

Metuchen High School

 

 

Advisor

Club

2022-2023 stipend

Rescind

Martin Klee

 

Robotics

 

$5,000

Approve

Martin Klee

Kevin Smedley

 

Robotics (.5)

Robotics (.5)

 

$2,500

$2,500

 

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  1. FINANCE

Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call

 

  1. Treasurer of School Monies and Board Secretary’s Reports

Move to approve the Treasurer of School Monies’ Report, and Board Secretary’s Report as of December 31, 2022.

2.   Payment of Bills

a)  Board Secretary’s Certification

Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6:20-2A.10(d), the Board Secretary has certified that as of February 28, 2023 no budgetary line item accounts have obligations and payments which exceed the amount appropriated by the Board of Education.

         ________________________________________                  _______________

Michael A. Harvier, Board Secretary                         Date

 

b)  Approve the Following Items Submitted by the Board Secretary

Payment of bills and claims, as shown on the attached list(s) that have been certified by the Board of Education and filed in the Business Office.

 

3.   Budget Transfers

Move to approve budget transfers effective December 31, 2022.

 

4.    Nonpublic Security Aid

    Move to approve the following nonpublic security aid for the 2022-2023 school year. These expenditures are required for the district to fulfill certain legal obligations under state legislation to administer federal or state funds provided to nonpublic schools within our jurisdiction.

 

School

Vendor

QTY

Item #

Description

Price

Total

Apple Montessori School

CDW-G

1

5753800

Barracuda Advanced Threat Protection for Firewall VF250

$82.24

$82.24

Apple Montessori School

CDW-G

1

5753814

Barracuda Advanced Threat Protection for Firewall VF50

$27.08

$27.08

Apple Montessori School

CDW-G

1

5753817

Barracuda Malware Protection for Firewall VF50

$19.34

$19.34

 

5.    Nonpublic Technology Aid

    Move to approve the following nonpublic technology aid for the 2022-2023 school year. These expenditures are required for the district to fulfill certain legal obligations under state legislation to administer federal or state funds provided to nonpublic schools within our jurisdiction.

 

School

Vendor

QTY

Item #

Description

Price

Total

Apple Montessori School

CDW-G

1

5979943

Creative T100 2-0 Bluetooth Speaker System - 40W RMS

$119.35

$119.35

Apple Montessori School

CDW-G

3

6204290

Total Micro Power Adapter-Apple iPad, i-Phone, iPod-12W

$33.50

$100.50

Apple Montessori School

CDW-G

2

6248854

Kingston DataTraveler Exodia 128GB USB Flash Drive

$9.47

$18.94

 

6.    Athletic Transportation Routes

    Move to approve the following rates for athletic transportation routes with George Dapper Inc. for the 2023-2024 school year. 

 

Vehicle

Hours

Amount

54 passenger w/seatbelts

3

$248.46

 

4

$319.43

 

5

$390.42

Additional hourly amount after 5 hours

 

$76.84

One way in town shuttle

 

$161.35

 

7.    In-District Transportation Routes

    Move to approve the following daily routes for in-district transportation routes with George Dapper Inc. for the 2023-2024 school year. 

 

C1

$211.19

E1

$211.19

C2

$211.19

E2

$211.19

C3

$211.19

E3

$211.19

C4

$211.19

E4

$211.19

C5

$211.19

E5

$211.19

C6

$211.19

E6

$211.19

C7

$211.19

E7

$211.19

C8

$211.19

E8

$211.19

C9

$246.39

   

 

8.    Resolution to Accept High Offer of School Bus Sale

    

SO BE IT RESOLVED that, in accordance with with N.J.S.A. 40A:65-1, et.seq. and N.J.S.A. 18A:6-51, et.seq., the Metuchen Board of Education, via active Inter-Local Vehicle Sale Agreement with the HCESC accept the highest bid offer at a sealed-bid public bid opening which was held on February 9, 2023 at the Hunterdon County Education Services Commission Administration Office, located at 37 Hoffmans Crossing Road, Califon, New Jersey 07830 at 12:30 PM on the following vehicles:

 

Metuchen Board of Education Bus #6, a 2007 Chevy/Girardin G5 Small DRW Bus 20 passenger school bus (VIN 1GBJG31U561219563)

 

The winning bid was received from WadeMade Shoppe in the amount of $4,736. 

 

BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that, as per this agreement the Metuchen Board of Education agrees that the vehicle or title shall be released to the buyer “WadeMade Shoppe” once the BOE receives the amount paid in full.

 

9.    Professional Development

    Move to approve the following professional development activities as shown on the following chart: 

 

Start Date

End Date

Activity Title

Name

Building

Approved

Payment

FFPI

Proposal #

2/9/

2023

2/9/

2023

Partnering to Prioritize Our Students Mental Health

Kurtin, Ilana

Central Office

0

No cost

 

2/23/

2023

2/25/

2023

NJMEA All State Weekend Chaperone

Messenger, John

MHS

0

No cost

 

2/24/

2023

5/19/

2023

Traumatic Loss Coalition

Chango, Lisa

EMS 

$20

Other

 

3/1/

2023

3/1/

2023

Coaching Coaches to be Leadership Educators

Cathcart, John

Central Office

$157.56

Other

 

3/1/

2023

3/1/

2023

Resilience: Getting Through Stressful Times

Wang, Jingjing

MHS

0

No cost

 

3/3/

2023

3/3/

2023

New Jersey Association for Behavior Analysis Conference

McLaughlin, Beth

EMS

$300

FFPI

23-116

3/3/

2023

3/3/

2023

National School of Character Evaluation

Porowski, Edward

MHS

0

No cost

 

3/3/

2023

3/3/

2023

NJABA

Massaro, Isabella

CES

$150

FFPI

23-120

3/4/

2023

3/4/

2023

It's MoNique's World

Young, Kelsee

Moss 

$22

FFPI

23-119

3/4/

2023

3/4/

2023

NJAKE Zoom Workshop for Early Childhood Educators

Spring, Christina

CES

$20

FFPI

23-118

3/8/

2023

3/8/

2023

2023 NJECC Annual Statewide Educational Technology Conference

Williams, Raquel

EMS 

0

No cost

 

3/9/

2023

3/9/

2023

Cutting-Edge, Best Strategies for Second Grade

Doherty, Jennifer

CES

$279

FFPI

23-117

3/13/

2023

3/13/

2023

Embracing the Whole Child: Promoting Social Emotional Learning

Benfatti, Nicole

MHS

$125

FFPI

23-111

3/13/

2023

3/13/

2023

Embracing the Whole Child: Promoting Social Emotional Learning

Crawford, Courtney

EMS 

$165

FFPI

23-114

3/13/

2023

3/13/

2023

NJEC Annual Spring Conference

Lewis, Patricia

EMS

$145

FFPI

23-112

3/17/

2023

3/17/

2023

AMTNJ Annual Spring Conference

Rudin, Sydney

EMS

0

No cost

 

3/24/

2023

3/24/

2023

Oppositional, Defiant, & Disruptive Children and Adolescents

Granados, Lisa

MHS

$155

FFPI

23-113

3/28/

2023

3/28/

2023

PURPOSEFUL PLAY to Increase Students' Academic Learning and Social-Emotional Growth (Preschool-Kindergarten)

Upshaw, Katherine

Moss 

$279

FFPI

23-115

3/29/

2023

3/31/

2023

National SHAPE Conference

Gilbert, Melanie

EMS

Up to $1,000

FFPI

23-108

3/29/

2023

3/31/

2023

Shape America National Convention 2023 #SHAPEseattle

Huff, Michelle

EMS

Up to $1,000

FFPI

23-107

3/30/

2023

3/31/

2023

Critical Practices for Social Justice Education

Wagenblast, Eileen

MHS

0

No cost

 

4/14/

2023

4/14/

2023

IPM Coordinator Training

Azevedo, Suzy

EMS

0

No cost

 

4/21/

2023

4/21/

2023

19th Annual School Counselor Conference sponsored by New Jersey School Counselor Association

Hanbridge, Leigh

MHS

$35

FFPI

23-110

4/22/

2023

4/22/

2023

NJAKE Spring Conference

Spring, Christina

CES

$25

FFPI

23-121

5/22/

2023

5/23/

2023

NJACAC Annual Conference

DeMott, Elizabeth

MHS

$505

FFPI

23-109

5/25/

2023

5/25/

2023

Strengthening Collaboration

Park, Ellen

MHS

$336

FFPI

23-122

 

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  1. POLICY

Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call

    

  1. Suspensions

The Board hereby acknowledges receipt of the suspension report summary for February 3, 2023 - February 24, 2023. 

 

2.    Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying

    Move to affirm the findings of the previously reported cases:

 

  • CES010623001 

  • METHS010923001 

  • METHS011723001

  • EMS020123001 

 

3.    Second Reading of Policies and Regulations

    Move to approve the second readings of the following policies and regulations:

 

❖ P 1648.11    The Road Forward COVID-19 – Health and Safety (M) (Abolish)

❖ P 1648.13     School Employee Vaccination Requirements (M) (Abolish)

❖ P 0161     Call, Adjournment, and Cancellation 

❖ P 0162     Notice of Board Meetings 

❖ P & R 2423     Bilingual and ESL Education (M) 

❖ P 2425     Emergency Virtual or Remote Instruction Program (M)

❖ R 2425     Emergency Virtual or Remote Instruction Program (M) (New)

❖ P 5512     Harassment, Intimidation, or Bullying (M) 

❖ P 6630     Athletic Fund

❖ P 8140     Student Enrollments (M) 

❖ R 8140     Enrollment Accounting (M) 

❖ P & R 8330     Student Records (M) 

❖ R 8420.2     Bomb Threats (M) 

❖ R 8420.7     Lockdown Procedures (M) 

❖ R 8420.10     Active Shooter (M) 

 

4.    RESOLUTION TO APPROVE A COOPERATIVE SPORTS PROGRAM 

 

WHEREAS, the Metuchen Board of Education does not sponsor a Boys’ Lacrosse Program at Metuchen High School because it currently has an insufficient number of students to participate in a Boys’ Lacrosse Sport Program; and

 

WHEREAS, there are students enrolled in the Metuchen High School who have expressed an interest in participating in a high school Boys’ Lacrosse Sport Program; and

 

WHEREAS, the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association permits cooperative sports programs between two or more member schools where those schools have an insufficient number of students to participate in a sport; and

 

WHEREAS, the Edison Board of Education has a Boys’ Lacrosse Program and has agreed to accept the Metuchen High School students into the John P. Stevens High School Boys’ Lacrosse program; and

 

WHEREAS, the Metuchen Board of Education and the Edison Board of Education have negotiated the terms of an agreement whereby the Metuchen High School students would be permitted to participate in John P. Stevens High School Boys’ Lacrosse Program, at no cost to the Metuchen Board of Education; and

 

WHEREAS, the Superintendent of Schools recommends that the Metuchen Board of Education approve the Cooperative Sports Program to permit Metuchen High School students to participate in the John P. Stevens High School Boys’ Lacrosse Program for the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 school years.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Metuchen Board of Education hereby: 

  1. Approve the Agreement for the Cooperative Sports Program between the Metuchen Board of Education and the Edison Board of Education for the Boys’ Lacrosse Program for the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 school years;

  2. Authorize and acknowledge the Edison Board of Education’s role as lead agency in charge of the John P. Stevens High School Boys’ Lacrosse program, including the supervision of the program participants; and 

  3. Authorize the Metuchen Board of Education’s administration and Metuchen Board of Education’s Board Attorney to take all necessary and appropriate steps to carry out this action of the Metuchen Board of Education.

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  1. CURRICULUM

Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call

 

1.    Facilitator for EMS SEL Mentor Program

    Move to approve the following teacher to serve as facilitator for the EMS SEL Mentor Program for the 2022-2023 school year, not to exceed 20 hours each at the contractual rate of $48 per hour. To be paid from the Title IV Federal grant. 

 

Teacher

School

Courtney Crawford

Edgar

 

2.    Curriculum Writing 

    Move to approve the following curriculum writer and the following documents listed below, not to exceed $1,400.

 

Writer

Subject

Grade

Rate

Jennifer Korpon

Health

1, 2, 3 & 4

$350 each

 

3.    Student Observer - Revision

    Move to rescind and approve the following Student Observer and cooperating teachers in our school district for the Spring of 2023 (Agenda 12/13/2022 Section 13 A17):

 

Name

School

Teachers

Rescind: 

Edwin Espinal Ballina

 

MHS

Alexa Baird

Adam Levy

Approve: 

Edwin Espinal Ballina

 

MHS

Christina Dybas

Ann Burnett

 

4.    Field Trips

Move to approve the following field trips for students in the Metuchen School District  as shown:

School

Destination

Class/Group/

Purpose

Teachers/

Advisors

Date(s)

No. Of Students

Board 

Cost- Transportation

Number of Subs Needed

CES

Sea Quest

3rd Grade; Interact with animals from all over the planet. Increase appreciation for our planet's oceans. Develop respect for marine life. Help better understand ecosystems. Includes hands on activities to test observation and scientific reasoning skill

Danielle RubinowitschMichelle Bethe, Franchesca Hunt, Scott Delaney, Kara Wong, Francine Galassa, Jaclyn Salit, Sarah Anderson, Kathleen Zalek, Samantha Pauls

6/12/

2023

165

0

1 sub

 

 

EMS

Medieval Times

7th Grade; Students will be able to summarize the contribution that knights had regarding chivalry, understanding what chivalry is. Students will be able to link the social pyramid of medieval times to the social pyramids we have discussed in Ancient Civ. Students will be able to summarize the relationships of the people of the middle ages and relate them to Ancient Civ.

Michael Butler, Pam Stead, Ed Albanese, Shannon Connors, Linda Donohue, Melissa Robbins, Andrea Elton, Audra Smith

5/4/

2023

200

0

No subs needed

MHS

Rutgers Functional Human Anatomy Lab

11th & 12th Grade; Students in this honors human anatomy class will be able to see a live dissection of a human cadaver performed by an anatomy professor at Rutgers. The professor will lead an observable dissection of the human anatomy and students will be able to see structures and learn more about functions of the human body learned throughout the year in class.

Ryan Clapp

5/3/

2023

25

$80

1 sub

 

MHS

Eden Autism

9th-12th Grade; Students from the Metuchen High School Chamber Orchestra will perform from residents at Eden Autism, a facility that works with, and cares for adults with autism. Students would speak beforehand with one of the directors at Eden to learn about how many adults with autism respond to music.

Christopher McEwan, Jordyn Gallagher

4/18/

2023

20

$90

1 sub

MHS

National Jazz Festival

9th-12th Grade;We have auditioned for and have been invited to perform at the National Jazz Festival in Philadelphia, PA. Along with the high school jazz ensemble, students JJ Wyetzner and Nick Armeli have been invited to perform the the NJF Jazz Diplomats. This is our first time attending this national jazz event.

John Messenger and John Flynn

4/22/

2023 & 4/23/

2023

22

0

No subs

MHS

Party on Pearl

9th -12th Grade; This is an appreciation luncheon for Community based employers who provided our MHS students work based learning opportunities. CRP 1 Act as a responsible and contributing citizen and employee CRP 4 Communicate clearly and effectively and with reason CRP 12 Work productively in teams while using cultural global competence CRP 6 Demonstrate creativity and innovation

Dawn Valovcin, Christina Dybas, Sarah Karger, Michelle Schutz, Joe Dimeglio, Jordan Leitner,Marilyn Levine, Mike Molfetto , Jesse nurse

3/3/

2023 thru 4/8/

2023

 

12

$90

MHS

MHS

Madrid, Spain

10th-12th Grade;

Nickolas Vosinas, Chris Giddes, Karin Flores, Anais Ortega, Lindsay Nalepa, John Cathcart, Ilana Kurtin

 

 

 

3/30/

2023

43

0

MHS

EMS

Camp 

Mason

5th Grade; Outdoor Educational/SEL overnight trip

Jennifer Miller and approximately 30 staff members

4/12/

2023 thru 4/14/

2023

223

0

Edgar

MHS

Teen Arts Festival at Middlesex County College

Grades 9-12th; Students will attend the Teen Arts Festival at Middlesex County College by participating in activities that include music performances, creative writing open mic, art exhibitions and master class workshops. The festival is attended by students from public, private and homeschools throughout the county which provides students and teachers with an opportunity to connect and learn from each other

Kelly Murphy, Margo Banner, Christopher McEwan, Stefeny Krombholz, Ashley Jaye

3/15/

2023

30

$120

MHS

MHS

Party on Pearl

9th -12th Grade; This is an appreciation luncheon for Community based employers who provided our MHS students work based learning opportunities. CRP 1 Act as a responsible and contributing citizen and employee CRP 4 Communicate clearly and effectively and with reason CRP 12 Work productively in teams while using cultural global competence CRP 6 Demonstrate creativity and innovation

Dawn Valovcin, Christina Dybas, Sarah Karger, Michelle Schutz, Joe Dimeglio, Jordan Leitner,Marilyn Levine, Mike Molfetto , Jesse nurse

3/3/

2023 thru 4/8/

2023

 

12

$90

MHS

 

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  1. Meeting Open to Public (for any topic)

 

  1. Announcements

 

  1. Motion to Go Into Executive Session (when applicable)

 

Resolution to Close Meeting

 

BE IT RESOLVED, pursuant to the Sunshine Act, N.J.S. 10:4-12 and 13, that the Board of Education will now meet in executive session to discuss _____________________________________ and that matters discussed will be disclosed to the public as soon as the reason for confidentiality no longer exist.

 

  1. Adjournment

Groups audience: