THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
METUCHEN, NEW JERSEY
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2026
MEETING AGENDA
of the Metuchen Board of Education
Mildred B. Moss School
16 Simpson Place
Metuchen, NJ 08840
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Call to Order
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Flag Salute
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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 Star Ledger, and by filing a copy with the Borough Clerk as prescribed by this law.
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Roll Call
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Dr. Al-Sweel
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Mr. Glassberg
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Mr. Bhatt
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Dr. Johnson-Marcus
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Ms. Branch
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Ms. Killean
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Mr. Casey
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Mr. Suss
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Ms. Cheatham
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Ms. Zimmerman
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Mr. Derflinger
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Showcase of Success
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Meeting Open to the Public (for any topic)
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Presentations
❖ Highlight on Moss - Jen Asprocolas
❖ NJGPA Results Presentation
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Reports
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Old Business
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New Business
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Approval of Minutes of the Board of Education Meetings
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September 22, 2026
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Special Business Meeting (1)
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September 22, 2026
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Special Business Meeting (2)
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September 22, 2026
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Board Meeting
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Meeting Open to the Public (for any topic)
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Recommendations of the Superintendent of Schools
(at this time the Board will take formal action on the following items – see attachments)
Oftentimes 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.
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PERSONNEL
Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call
1. Mentor Make Up Training
Move to approve the following mentors to attend mentor training for 1 hour, at the rate of $52/hour:
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Christina Theiss
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Lisa Granados
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William Schlavis
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Ann Burnett
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Joe Fitzgibbon
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Kristina Santos
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Amanda Rossmeissl
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Suzy Palmer
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Emily Sanchez
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2. Leave of Absence - Paraprofessional
Move to approve the leave of absence of Nidhi Maurya, Paraprofessional at Moss School, effective October 1, 2026 through approximately October 30, 2026.
3. Leave of Absence - Custodian
Move to approve the leave of absence of Jose Almeida, Custodian at Metuchen High School, effective approximately October 20, 2026 through approximately January 20, 2027.
4. Appointment of Substitutes
Move to approve the appointment of substitutes for the 2026-2027 school year as listed on the chart below, effective October 13, 2026, pending completion of substitute training and criminal history clearance:
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2026-2027 Substitutes for Board Approval 10/13/2026
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Teacher sub with certification - $125/day
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Teacher sub with bachelor’s degree - $120/day
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Teacher sub with 30+ credits - $115/day
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Nurse sub - $210/day
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Para sub - $105/day
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Nurse 1:1 sub - $280/day
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Secretary sub - $17.19/hour
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Sub Name
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Certification/Sub Category
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Rhonda Dakelman
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Substitute with teacher cert
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Max Cohn
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Substitute with college credits
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Katherine McGrath
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Substitute with college credits
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Farrah Grubman
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Substitute with college credits
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Crystel Lubigan
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Substitute nurse
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Elizabeth Mellinger
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Substitute with college credits
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5. Leave of Absence - Certificated Staff
Move to approve the leave of absence of John Flynn, Teacher at Campbell School and Metuchen High School, effective November 16, 2026 through approximately January 3, 2027.
6. Leave of Absence - Paraprofessional
Move to approve the leave of absence of Mary Jo Paulmenn, Paraprofessional at Edgar School, effective approximately December 4, 2026 through approximately December 23, 2026.
7. Non-Instructional Stipends - Revision
Move to rescind and approve the following non-instructional stipends for the 2026-2027 school year as listed (Agenda 8/25/2026, Section13, A2):
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Name
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Assignment
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2026-2027 Stipend
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Rescind:
Emily Almeida
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Moss- student supervision stipend
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$7,534
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Approve:
Emily Almeida
Nick Tay
John Butler
Robyn Keyes
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Moss - student supervision stipend (0.6)
Edgar AM Student Supervision stipend (⅓)
Edgar AM Student Supervision stipend (⅓)
Edgar AM Student Supervision stipend (⅓)
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$4,520
$2,511
$2,511
$2,511
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8. Coaches Revision - Metuchen High School Winter 2026-2027
Move to rescind and approve the following Metuchen High School coaches for the Winter 2026-2027 school sports season as follows (Agenda 06/23/2026, Section 13, A5):
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Name
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Assignment
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Step
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Stipend
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Rescind:
Martin Holleran
Jordan Leitner
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Winter Track Assistant Coach (0.5)
Winter Track Assistant Coach (0.5)
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3
3
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$3,614.50
$3,614.50
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Approve:
Martin Holleran
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Winter Track Assistant Coach
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3
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$7,229.00
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9. Focus Grant Facilitators
Move to approve the following teacher to serve as facilitators of the 2026-2027 Focus Grant Data Analysis Team, at a rate of $52/hour:
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Name
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Hours
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Kristina Santos
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16 hours
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10. Resignation - Transportation Coordinator
Move to accept the resignation of Marissa Plancher, Transportation Coordinator for the Metuchen School District, effective approximately December 8, 2026.
11. Focus Grant Participants
Move to approve the following teachers to participate in the 2026-2027 Focus Grant Data Analysis Team, at a rate of $52/hour:
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Name
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Hours
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Francine Galassa
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8 hours
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Sarah Anderson
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8 hours
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Michelle Bethe
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8 hours
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Sarah Valovcin
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8 hours
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Emily Sanchez
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4 hours
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Janelle Fisher
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8 hours
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Adrianna Reyes
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8 hours
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Bailey Tocci
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8 hours
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Ryan Leigh
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4 hours
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12. New Teacher Academy
Move to approve the following teachers to facilitate sessions of the New Teacher Academy professional development series, at a rate of $52/hour:
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Name
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Session
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Hours
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Amanda Shorr
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Co-Teaching (Year 1 Cohort and Year 2 Cohort)
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5
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Ann Burnett
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Co-Teaching (Year 1 Cohort and Year 2 Cohort)
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5
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Panos Tzetzos
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Wellness and Adult Self Care (Year 3 Cohort)
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2
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Beth McLaughlin
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Navigating Challenging Behaviors (Year 3 Cohort)
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2
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FINANCE
Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call
1. Professional Development
Move to approve the following professional development activities as shown on the following chart:
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Start Date
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End Date
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Activity Title
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Name
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Building
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Approved
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Payment
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FFPI Proposal #
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9/19/
2026
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5/15/
2027
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Educators Neighborhood: Fred Rogers Institute (various dates of nights and weekends; not during school hours
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Krombholz, Stefeny
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MHS, Moss, EMS
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$295
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FFPI
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27-055
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9/21/
2026
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9/21/
2026
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Sustainable Schools NJ Awards Ceremony
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Azevedo, Suzy
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EMS
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$40
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Other
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10/6/
2026
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10/6/
2026
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New Jersey 2026 Collaborative Series: Back to School Kickoff
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Valovcin, Sarah
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Moss/
CES
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$0
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No cost
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10/12/
2026
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10/12/
2026
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AP Roundtable Workshop
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Flores, Karin
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MHS
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$120
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FFPI
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27-054
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10/13/
2026
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10/13/
2026
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The New Science of Rumination, Trauma, and Well-Being
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Granados, Lisa
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EMS/MHS
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$45
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FFPI
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27-061
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10/15/
2026
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10/16/
2026
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NJPSA Fall Conference
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Tzetzos, Panayotis
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CES
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$840
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FFPI
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27-073
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10/15/
2026
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10/16/
2026
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NJPSA Fall Conference
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Costanza, Vincent
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Central Office
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$332
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Other
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10/16/
2026
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10/16/
2026
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NJIDA Fall Conference 2026
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Anderson, Julie
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Moss
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$370
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FFPI
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27-059
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10/16/
2026
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10/17/
2026
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NJIDA Fall Conference 2026
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Cadel, Ellissa
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Moss
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$370
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FFPI
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27-060
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10/16/
2026
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10/16/
2026
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NJSIAA Golf Coaches Clinic
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Taylor, Carolyn
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Central Office
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$0
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No cost
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10/19/
2026
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10/19/
2026
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Monmouth University Counselor Visit Day
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Hanbridge, Leigh
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MHS
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$0
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No cost
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10/21/
2026
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10/21/
2026
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ID 120: Small Group Best Practices for Advanced & Gifted Learners
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Vorensky, Sandy
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CES
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$163
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FFPI
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27-079
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10/21/
2026
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10/21/
2026
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ID 120: Small Group Best Practices for Advanced & Gifted Learners
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Valovcin, Sarah
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Moss/
CES
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$163
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FFPI
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27-078
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10/21/
2026
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10/21/
2026
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New Jersey School Boards Association's signature event, Workshop 2026
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Costanza, Vincent
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Central Office
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$550
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Other
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10/21/
2026
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10/21/
2026
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Sustainable Schools NJ Awards Ceremony
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Robbins, Melissa
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EMS
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$40
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FFPI
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27-058
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10/27/2026
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10/27/2026
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Rethinking Executive Function Through Whole-Class Design
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Siesputowski, Tara
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EMS
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$85
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FFPI
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27-070
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10/30/
2026
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10/30/
2026
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TCNJ Distinguishing Language Acquisition from Disabilities
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Eriksson, Jan
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CES
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$274.61
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FFPI
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27-071
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11/19/
2026
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11/19/
2026
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Building Thinking Classrooms with Peter Liljedahl Session 2
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Kremer, Christine
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EMS
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$435
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FFPI
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27-063
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11/19/
2026
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11/19/
2026
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Lifelines Trilogy Training
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Corrigan, Ryan
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EMS/
MHS
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$75
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FFPI
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27-066
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11/20/
2026
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11/20/
2026
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HESAA's School Counselor Workshop
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Hanbridge, Leigh
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MHS
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$0
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No cost
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11/20/
2026
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11/20/
2026
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The Association of Mathematics Teachers of New Jersey (AMTNJ) Fall Conference
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Corrigan, Lauren
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CES
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$245
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FFPI
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27-057
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11/20/
2026
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11/20/
2026
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Leading for Engagement: Supporting High-Impact Instructional Strategies
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Asprocolas, Jennifer
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Central Office
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$170
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Other
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12/4/
2026
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12/4/
2026
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NJCHE Annual Conference
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Butler, Michael
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EMS
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$212.82
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FFPI
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27-062
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12/8/
2026
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12/8/
2026
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De-escalation: Response to Behavior
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MacMenamie, Shannon
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Moss
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$129
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FFPI
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27-074
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12/8/
2026
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12/8/
2026
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Trauma Savvy School Culture
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Nalepa, Lindsay
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MHS
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$0
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No cost
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12/8/
2026
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12/10/
2026
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The Writing Revolution - Hochman Method K-2
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Sanchez, Emily
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Moss
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$1,050
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FFPI
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27-067
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12/8/
2026
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12/10/
2026
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The Writing Revolution - Hochman Method K-2
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Leigh, Ryan
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Moss
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$1,050
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FFPI
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27-068
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12/8/
2026
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12/10/
2026
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The Writing Revolution Hochman Method K-2
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Pallotta, Danielle
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Moss
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$1,050
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FFPI
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27-069
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1/14/
2027
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1/14/
2027
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Reframing Behavior and Teaching Replacement Skills
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Pasquale, Jennifer
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CES
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$0
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No cost
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1/14/
2027
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1/14/
2027
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Using Data to Drive IEP Goals & Progress Monitoring
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MacMenamie, Shannon
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Moss
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$149
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FFPI
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27-075
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1/19/
2027
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1/19/
2027
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Developing Language & Communication Practices in Early Childhood
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MacMenamie, Shannon
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Moss
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$149
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FFPI
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27-076
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1/20/
2027
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1/20/
2027
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NJSTA Sensemaking
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Wang, Jingjing
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MHS
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$90
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FFPI
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27-072
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2/3/
2027
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2/3/
2027
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W4: Using Explanation and Argument to Assess Student Learning
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Jaworski, Trey
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MHS
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$13
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FFPI
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27-056
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3/11/
2027
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3/11/
2027
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Building Thinking Classrooms with Peter Liljedahl Session 3
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Kremer, Christine
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EMS
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$435
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FFPI
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27-064
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5/4/
2027
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5/4/
2027
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How Early Childhood Educators Embrace the Skills of Young Learners with Exceptionalities
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MacMenamie, Shannon
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Moss
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$129
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FFPI
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27-077
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2. Nonpublic Security Aid
Move to approve the following nonpublic security aid for the 2026-2027 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:
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School
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Vendor
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QTY
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Item #
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Description
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Price
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Total
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St. Joseph High School
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Open Systems
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1
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1
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Fire Alarm System
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$119,090.18
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$119,090.18
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St. Joseph High School
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Open Systems
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1
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1
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Additional Speakers and Horn for PA System
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$3,956.57
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$3,956.57
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3. Change Order M&M Construction
Move to approve the change orders as listed below:
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Change Order #
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Description
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Amount
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38
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PCO # 144 Dated 3/18/2026 Millwork Changes – MHS ADD $17,743.64
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$17, 743.54
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40
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PCO #69AR1 Dated 3/17/25 MHS -Roof Drains Cafeteria Addition & Existing Building, Add $82,498.41
PCO #69B Dated 3/12/25 MHS – Roof Drains Cafeteria 171, 172, & 173 Only. Add $22, 344.77
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$104,843.18
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4. Comprehensive Maintenance Plan
Move to approve the district's Comprehensive Maintenance Plan for the 2026-2027 school year.
5. Independent BCBA Services
Move to approve The Special Education Teacher a franchisee of Hi5ABA -as a provider of independent BCBA services at a rate of $117.50/hour for the 2026-2027 school year (Agenda 06/23/2026, Section 13, B22).
6. BCBA Services
Move to approve Brett Di Novi and Associates to provide BCBA services at Campbell Elementary School for the 2026-2027 school year at the rate of $140.00/hour not to exceed $120,000.
7. Resolution
WHEREAS, on October 1, 2026, the Metuchen Board of Education (“Board”) held a public bid opening for the ECM-5, ECM-8, and ECM-14 ESIP Building Envelope and Insulation Upgrades at Multiple
Schools; and
WHEREAS, the Board received 4 at the public bid opening; and
WHEREAS, the Board has determined to substantially revise the bid specifications for the Project; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-22, the Board may reject all bids when it wants to substantially revise the bid specifications for the goods or services.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-22, the Board rejects all bids for the Project on the basis that it wants to substantially revise the bid specifications for the Project.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Business Administrator is authorized to return the bid securities to the bidders.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Business Administrator shall work with the Board’s Design Professionals in revising the bid specifications and re-procuring the Project.
8. Resolution
WHEREAS, on September 2, 2026, the Metuchen Board of Education (“Board”) held a public bid opening for the ECM-1 and ECM-9 ESIP Lighting and Electrical Upgrades at Multiple Schools; and
WHEREAS, the Board received 4 at the public bid opening; and
WHEREAS, the Board has determined to substantially revise the bid specifications for the Project; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-22, the Board may reject all bids when it wants to substantially revise the bid specifications for the goods or services.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-22, the Board rejects all bids for the Project on the basis that it wants to substantially revise the bid specifications for the Project.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Business Administrator is authorized to return the bid securities to the bidders.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Business Administrator shall work with the Board’s Design Professionals in revising the bid specifications and re-procuring the Project.
9. ESSA (Every Student Succeeds Act) Grant 2026-2027
Move to approve the district’s ESSA grant for 2026-2027 school year to accept the allocations and intended use as per the approved application.
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Title
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Total Allocation
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Public Allocation
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Non Public Allocation
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Title IA
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$64,917
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$64,917
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$0
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Title IIA
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$32,137
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$26,561
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$5,576
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Title III
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$12,838
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$12,838
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$0
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Title IVA
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$10,000
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$8,265
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$1,735
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POLICY
Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call
1. Suspensions
The Board hereby acknowledges receipt of the suspension report for September 21, 2026 - October 9, 2026.
2. District Calendar
Move to approve the district calendar for the 2027-2028 school year.
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CURRICULUM
Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call
1. Field Trips
Move to approve the following field trips for students in the Metuchen School District as shown:
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School
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Destination
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Class/Group/
Purpose
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Teachers/
Advisors
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Date(s)
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No. Of Students
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Board Cost- Transportation
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Number of
Subs Needed.
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Moss
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Von Thun Farms
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First Grade students will understand that living things grow and change over time SW understand what living things need to survive SW understand that baby animals have similar traits to their parents SW observe plants at different stages of their life cycle SW read Spookley the Square Pumpkin throughout a corn maze and develop an understand and awareness of bullying and its effects
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Tara Palmieri, Rupel Conzo, Candace Evans, Ellissa Cadel, Nicole Hanson, Bailey Tocci, Jeremy Barnes, Emily Vanderhoff, Megan Shapiro, Emily Almeida, Julie Anderson, Jessica Sorrenti
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10/22/
2026
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170
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$0
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3 subs needed
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CES
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Giamarese Farm
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Moss and Campbell Community Based Instruction Program will attend Giamarese Farm to generalize social emotional goals, engage with peers, and build awareness in the community, addressing related communication and expression standards.
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Brian Jeney, Michella Maldonado, Lori-Anne DiSerio, Suzette Brown, Michelle Duggan, Patcharapan Erdem, Gunisha Chadha, Gianna Vega, Sharon Mok, Lynn Audet
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10/20/
2026
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13
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$60
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no subs needed
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Moss
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Giamarese Farm
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Moss Community Based Instruction Program will attend Giamarese Farm to generalize social emotional goals, engage with peers, and build awareness in the community, addressing related communication and expression standards.
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Shannon MacMenamie, Neha Jansari, Nicole Lewis, Nidhi Maurya, Casady Hand, Sandy Iacona, Emily Almeida, Laura Hermans, Rose DiLeonardo, Pradepa Mani, Srividya Venkatesh, Lori-Anne DiSerio, Karen Calantoni, Dana Donatelli, Emily Peluso, Caroline Mandel, Vanessa Beibide, Tara Tay
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10/27/
2026
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15
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$120 for 2 Passenger Vans
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no subs needed
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EMS
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Campbell Elementary School
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Our DAWGS leaders will be going to Campbell to conduct lessons with the 5th grade students.
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Karen Logan, Beth McLaughlin, Caroline Forde, Douglas Carter, Todd Gural, James Borg, Suzy Azevedo
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10/27/
2026
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48
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$50
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2 subs needed
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Moss
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Metuchen Borough Hall
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2nd Grade students will explore the idea of communities and learn why they are important. They will examine what makes our own community special. Additionally, students will learn about community government and how it helps organize and support the people living in a community.
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Jennifer Doherty, Christina Spring, Melissa Gallo, Sarah Anderson
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10/28
2026
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85
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$100 (2 busses)
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no subs needed
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Moss
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Metuchen Borough Hall
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2nd Grade students will explore the idea of communities and learn why they are important. They will examine what makes our own community special. Additionally, students will learn about community government and how it helps organize and support the people living in a community.
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Jennifer, Doherty,Scott Delaney, Amanda Ludwig, Brown
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10/29/
2026
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75
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$100 (2 busses)
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no subs needed
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MHS
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Woodbridge Community Center
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Metuchen Athletes
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Julie Yougman, Cara McNulty and John Cathcart
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11/10/
2026
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40
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$0
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2 subs needed
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EMS
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Storm King Art Center
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Art 2, Ceramics and Photography Grades 9-12 students will visit the Storm King Art Center is a 500-acre outdoor museum located in New York's Hudson Valley, where visitors experience large-scale sculpture and site-specific commissions under open sky.
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Margo Banner, Amy Dees, Sarah Karger and Liz Demott
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11/13/
2026
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40
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$0
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3 subs needed
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MHS
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9/11 Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Broadway show
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AP Government and Euro class will attend the 9/11 Museum.
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Evan Robbins, Beth Abbott, Julie Youngman and Chris Giddes
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11/20/
2026
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40
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$0
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4 subs needed
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MHS
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Menlo Park Mall
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Grade 12,18-21 Program: This trip will give students the opportunity to practice social and communication goals, utilize problem solving strategies and apply academic and technical skills in authentic recreation and leisure settings.
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Dawn Valovcin, Michelle Schutz, Joseph DiMeglio, Joelle Williams, Julie Youngman,Beth Abbott, Janine Haulenbeek
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12/11/
2026
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25
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$100
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3 subs needed
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MHS
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Moss Elementary School
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Safety Ambassadors will teach safety lessons to first graders in conjunction with Robert Wood Johnson Safety Ambassador Program
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Danielle Cermak
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1/14/
2027
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8
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$50
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1 sub needed
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MHS
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Moss Elementary School
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Safety Ambassadors will teach safety lessons to first graders in conjunction with Robert Wood Johnson Safety Ambassador Program
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Danielle Cermak and Karin Flores
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2/18/
2027
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8
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$50
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1 sub needed
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MHS
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Moss Elementary School
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Safety Ambassadors will teach safety lessons to first graders in conjunction with Robert Wood Johnson Safety Ambassador Program
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Danielle Cermak and Karin Flores
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3/11/
2027
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8
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$50
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1 sub needed
|
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MHS
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Moss Elementary School
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Safety Ambassadors will teach safety lessons to first graders in conjunction with Robert Wood Johnson Safety Ambassador Program
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Danielle Cermak and Sarah Karger
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4/15/
2027
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8
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$50
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1 sub needed
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MHS
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David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center
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MHS Orchestra students will see the New York Philharmonic perform the Sibelius Violin Concerto and Dvorak's Seventh Symphony.
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John Messenger, Ashley Bosgra, Jordyn Gallagher
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4/15/
2027
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36
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$0
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no subs needed
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EMS
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Medieval Times
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7th Grade Social Studies Students will be able to interpret different perspectives and their implications.
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Ed Albanese, Michael Butler, Shannon Connors, Andrea Elton, Robin Gil, Christine Kremer, Rebecca Rivera, Melissa Robbins
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6/8/
2027
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200 (approximately)
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$0
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no subs needed
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CES
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NJ State House & NJ State Museum
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NJ State Government, History & Civics
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Alexandra Gonzalez, Molly Larkin, Kelli Holleran and Tom Yakowenko
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6/8/
2027
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90
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$0
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no subs needed
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CES
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NJ State House & NJ State Museum
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NJ State Government, History & Civics
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Bianca Rodriguez- James, Gina Kish, Nicole Valera, Melissa Fiore, Rebecca Porretto
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6/9/
2027
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121
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$0
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no subs needed
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2. Student Observer
Move to approve the placement of the following student observer from Princeton University in the Metuchen Public School District during the 2026-2027 school year:
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Name
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School
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Supervisor
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Adham Ibrahim
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MHS
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Jonathan Stevens
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Meeting Open to Public (for any topic)
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Announcements
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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.
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Adjournment
