[Music] good evening everybody how we all doing February War just need to a motion session I have a motion it's matter of executive session motion
all in favor we are back in open S okay I think we now
okay pursuant to the open public meetings act chapter 231 public laws of 1975 this meeting was sent to the Asbury Park Press on November 22nd 2024 and has been duly advertised in the Asbury Park Press issue of November 27 2024 all Municipal Clerks of the townships and the BR within the freeold
Regal districts have been notified and the requirements for this posting has been met on November 22nd 2024 please join me in the pledge flag the United States America to the stands na indivisible all
before we start the meeting today we lost a dedicated colleague a few weeks ago Dr Mary Huff who passed away on the 24th her warmth her dedication to this district and to us her presence brighten the days for all of us all the members that she worked with the students that she
touched she was our director of curriculum and instruction at central office Mrs Huff's career and her quality in education for the students acoss freeor Regional High School is immense an assistant principal at man alapin Dr Huff helped Implement Health Professions pathway programs and recruited more than 100 students for the programs cohort as an AC mic supervisor here at freeold tat
high school over seeing the start of our school's IB Program Dr HPP is always ready with a smile and a helping hand she will we ever Cherish The Memories We have with her and the impact she had on her District of course we all warn her passing but her spirit and her dedication to our district is always going to be felt when I visit her right
after Christmas at the hospital she said to me I have a couple things I have to do and it was all about her family and her her two boys and typical Mary she got it done she got things done for her family um she got her house in order for her family for her two boys and that's typical Mary so rest in peace
thank you usually I don't I usually don't interrupt you on this kind of thing but I have to at this time she was just a wonderful woman and it dramatically affected me emotionally and I really sincerely BN her loss we just don't know in life you know when God is going to take us and and thank you for
your tribute thank you so much she's a lovely woman Mr scano any changes to the board agenda um yes um uh in addition to the items that were noted on the pre printed agenda uh in exception number three we discuss uh the student discipline report and uh board did not discuss an exception number eight professional staff
thank you pH that's sorry I have a motion to approve the January 2nd reorganization meeting Mo Mr second second any discussion Bo not hearing any discussion vot Mr EST yes M Bruno yes m
yes M sigy yes Mr Lavin yes M butcher frus yes Mr minger yes M mov yes Mr yes thank you just a note Communications are on file on the board secretary's office report drel Mr bur thank you for that beautiful tribute uh for our friend and colleague um Dr Mary Huff um she
will be sorely missed um by all of the students and colleagues here in the free hole Regional High School District um so moving on to our meeting uh for the superintendent report um our student uh Antonio lamardo couldn't be here with us this evening uh but he will be in attendance at our next Board of Education meeting he emailed me he was sorry to miss tonight um but excited uh to join on the 13th um this evening we
have one of our executive student cabinet members um actually we did a flipflop if you can remember uh last time uh so Katie dictor uh our executive student Cabinet member uh from cols neck High School uh will present this evening uh to the public and to the Board of Education with a mids school year update [Applause]
good evening Board of Education members my name is Katie dictor I am the representative of the exud executive student cabinet from coln high school I'm honored to speak before you tonight as we reached the halfway point in the school year it feels surreal to be in 2025 the year I've long ass associated with my own graduation and yet here we are reaching this midpoint feels like standing at a threshold between what has been and what is yet to come there's a sense of accomplishment mixed with with anticipation the initial excitement of
the year has given away to the steady rhythm of daily challenges and achievements we're no longer just starting out we've settled into routines but we're still pushing towards our goals aware that the second half of the year will go by even faster this midpoint offers a valuable opportunity to reflect on the progress we've made while looking forward to what's ahead we Face challenges celebrated triumphs experience personal and academic growth but what stands out the most is is the incredible sense of
community we've built within our schools and throughout the entire district from Student Activities to Athletics and academics we've all contributed to shaping the year lifting each other up and creating a positive environment where everyone has the chance to succeed one event that stands out to me is the Battle of the classes that each School hosts students are elected to represent their class competing in relay challenges and performing a dance this event truly showcases each school's unity and school spirit as nearly the entire student body comes together in their class colors to cheer on their
peers Beyond school events I've also noticed growth in the classroom with the recently implemented change in the cell phone procedures I've noticed a significant boost in students participation free from the distraction of our phones students are more focused on the lesson More present in discussions and more enthusiastic about sharing their ideas we've been able to dive deeper into discussions creating a more collaborative atmosphere that encourages us to explore complex relevant issues with greater depth and insight
as I look forward to June graduation I'm reflecting on my own high school career recently I faced one of the biggest decisions of my life choosing to continue my basketball career at Montclair State University this decision pushed me to think beyond my comfort zone and into my long-term goals I know that my peers across the district are also facing these major decisions and the Freehold Regional School District has prepared for us to graduate and move into the next phase of our academic Journey as we move into the second half of the year I'm excited to continue learning growing and making the most of
these final months at Colts Neck thank you for your [Applause] time thank you so much Katie and um we wish you the best of luck and we thank you for all of your service on the executive student cabinet and when you're here this evening you know we know that you're speaking on behalf pretty much of all the seniors kind of reflecting on your four years and you know where all the seniors you know see themselves at at this point uh in the School Year and thank you Scarlet uh for
being here as well uh Scarlet is uh another member of the executive student cabinet from freeold Township uh but she spoke at the uh Colts Neck meeting last month so thank you both uh for being here and we really appreciate all of the work of our executive student cabinet members um and thank you for the update to the board of education on our uh cell phone uh regulations that we have in place in the district and I do believe if we were to ask our administrators and
teachers the same thing that we ask of our students um the students are definitely more engaged in what is going on in their classrooms in the curriculum in their instructional program and I'm really pleased this a superintendent to see that and really extremely proud of our students for taking that step um you know I think it was really difficult when they started the school year uh but I think everybody uh has gotten accustomed to it and and we see that socialization you know among you know
the peers and the students but most important uh the learning in the classroom so thank you so much um marking period 3 started on February 3rd goes through April 9th um we're nearing the end of our winter athletic season um all of the schools and our students our juniors are gearing up for the state assessment um the New Jersey graduation proficiency assessment the GPA is the week of March 10th um I also um Express
to the board uh but also to our public that we have support sessions that are available after school for our students um also virtual sessions are going on with our teachers and our students in the evening all of these sessions are in Preparation uh for this uh assessment uh beginning March 10th so um a special thank you to all of the teachers who are working with our students and just
giving them an extra leg up um as they embark on that very important assessment um in uh next in the coming coming month for our entire community and our Board of Education uh the freeh hole Regional High School District is preparing for a referendum uh we are looking to go out for that referendum um November of 2025 um been a lot of work and planning and preparation on the part of the board
um and the administrative team through the seven years of S2 you know we really struggled to support and maintain our long range facility plan um over the next few months the administrative team the Board of Education we going to work even more closely to assess facilitate and plan for this referendum the district when we go out for referendum seeks Debt Service Aid uh
so really that's state aid that we get as a school district when we go out for a referendum project really important because a state picks up a portion of these uh projects and initiatives this referendum will be critical for our district schools to ensure the successful operation of our school facilities and it's going to take a proactive approach to facil facility maintenance the scope of work uh that
may be included in this referendum is mechanical engineering plumbing and Roofing those are the priority projects um Roofing um looking at HVAC installation uh climate control security upgrades in all of our buildings interior Renovations and alterations and site improvements um so again that's a preliminary kind of scope
of the work that we will be exploring in the coming months um as we work to finalize all of our plans uh a referendum question would be prepared by the Board of Education uh this is after uh seeking information and from our community and focus groups but our question would be at the April uh 2025 board meeting um we do know uh at our next meeting we will be adopting our tenative
budget um so uh plans will be underway we will see what our state aid looks like and we will be prepared for that um at the March 13th Board of Education meeting um as we prepare for that um our auditor is here this evening from Supple Clooney and Company uh presenting uh fiscal year 24 uh the annual comprehensive financial report uh so John swisser um is a known entity to the
Board of Education I see you have something happening here so we are appreciative that you are here this evening and and hope you're doing well I'm doing fine good evening everybody uh yeah when you're an aitor sometimes you go to your clients and they're not too Happ just kidding um so yeah I'm here tonight to present to you the results of the order for the year into June 30th 2024 you might note that it's February of 2025 which is a long time from um the report was completed in December
December 19th is the date of the report and that's the earliest that the district has filed in quite some time since covid most of our districts we're seeing are getting back to this December 10th date generally speaking before covid the due date for the uh the Acer the annual comprehensive financial report was December 10th we went through a period where we were filing in February it's got back to January now we're back in December and uh the due date this year was the 15th of January so we're in compliance was down at the
state with no problems whatsoever as of right now the date for next year will be back to December 10th unless some other action is taken there's word out that they make make the 15th of January the date going forward we're going to see what happens with that but anyhow the report was done much earlier due to turnover with your VA Etc we had a little bit of scheduling issues getting me in front of you but I'm here to present the report to you this evening the report I got one hand to work with with uh it consists of two reports you
get the large report which is the Acer that's got all the numbers in it and the second report is the auditor's management report which is a report required by the State Department of Education I'm going to start with the larger report of the AER in the AER is the opinion on the financial statements and at the end of the day that's what you hire me to do to render an opinion on your financial statements as to whether they are free from Material mistat okay that basically means can you trust the numbers that are in these documents just in your day-to-day decision making we're talking about the
budget that's going to be up at the next meeting can you depend on the Surplus numbers in particular that are in these uh statements and I'm happy to say you got an unmodified opinion that means I could take the records presented to us by the business office put them through various tests whether we're testing expenditures revenues of account balances cash accounts payable Etc and I find that there's no mistakes within materiality I can render this opinion I'm happy to say again it's is an unmodified opinion bear in mind that most districts do get an unmodified
opinion Al there are some that will get a modified opinion because there's issues with the records that's not the case here in the regional uh we're doing a great job as per usual the second letter not an opinion but letter that's in the report is the government Accounting aiting Standards opinion the gas opinion this is special for government and it asks the auditor to look at your internal controls and compliance internal controls are your internal rules for processing transactions to make sure they get into the right bucket they're also supposed to be designed to prevent or detect
fraud within a reasonable period of time so our job as Auditors we have to go look to see whether the internal controls are suitably designed to do these things and then once we determine that they're suitable test them to make sure they're actually happening uh a simple thing would be for instance the Board of Education approves all bills you do that at every meeting so we're going to take a sample of things we're going to make sure that they are on the bills list that there is a receiving sign that there's an invoice etc etc and so I'm happy to report one once again your internal controls are welld
designed and our testing did not reveal any problems with the internal control so they're functioning and that's good because that's going to lead to good financial reporting which you've had here for a very long time um the second part of that is compliance compliance consists of local compliance your own rules and regulations in the district state and federal a lot of compliance uh an example that might be for instance a rewarding of a bid okay a local public contract state of New Jersey where real pill pull out some bids and make sure they went through the right processes
according to the law and this the internal controls and the compliance opinion is also where we would cite issues if you had findings and recommendations they would be cited in this opinion and reference to the small report the aitor management report and I'm happy to report this year that there are no findings and recommendations I will briefly say that last year we did have one issue uh it was about net cash resources I'm sure you guys all remember it uh and it talks about about Having excess money in your food service fund
based upon calculations in the Department of Agriculture that the federal level puts to us and so that's quite a recommendation of too much money um and so the district uh worked to get the fund balance down spending it on appropriate things and it's an interesting story uh Trish Smith who's not here with us this evening actually found uh that some of the revenue that you got the supply chain assistance money that you got when we had the supply chain problems that was Exempted from the calculation and that brought the district into compliance it was a
really good job by Trish finding that I actually ended up taking that down to the state of New Jersey Department of Agriculture they were unaware of it as well so once again fre leading the way which is always good news um so again second uh letter clean uh lastly the last letter in there U is the single audit single audit is when you have over $750,000 expenditures either federal or state grants once you go over that limit they ask us to do additional testing we have to dive in and pick programs and do
compliance testing okay uh whether it's the federal the Esser programs were a big hit for quite some time they'll be phasing out now but they'll give us a list of things they want us to look look at for Esser or for title one or for Ida and we have to do some additional work on that most districts do have single order for both federal and state and the regional is no uh isn't the same situation on the state side you have extraordinary Aid you've got tpf reimbursement uh you've got your state a that comes in those are the big uh
programs that we look at and again happy to say that we didn't find any issues in the programs that we tested this year so again from the audit standpoint you guys are doing great and it's it's no surprise you had one comment last year you get comments every once in a while there's nothing to be worried about that okay they happen sometimes especially in District of this size but this this year we're we're we're happy to say that there are no comments those comments would be shown in this report here the smaller of the two reports and that's the report where the state ask us report
on various areas of compliance that they're interested in you can imagine payroll Food Service Capital assets your Treasures report board sector report and it's in this report that you would find the the findings and recommendations where we did have one last year nothing in there this year so that report is clean so all good news um I'm supposed to to end on good news I suppose but I will touch briefly on your fund balance okay I had the opportunity to meet with the finance committee um probably at the end of December okay and we talked about
fund balance and again fund balance is down again this year and that's the result of s and the lack of of state aid the reduction in state aid and it's important as we talk about referendum in the years that I've been here in the past I've talked about the capital reserve which is an area of fund balance where you can put money aside to take care of some of the smaller Capital project not necessarily referendum level stuff but some of the smaller stuff this was the first year that you were unable to put money and seed that account the district has been so consistent it's
it's interesting I went back and looked in terms of your budgeting and the way that you funded up your reserves and when you go out for referendum and you get a bond rating you'll do very well because you're very very consistent in how you budget one of those metrics that we talk about is uh the budget and what's left over in the budget at the end of the year and in my my experience we do 36 school districts I've been doing this for a few years um I'm not going to say how many uh but I generally see between say maybe like 3 and
6% you should not be lapsing any less than that if you lapse less than 3% of your budget you're too tight okay when you're dealing with the school district and you have cost like special education which can vary wildly within the year you could budget perfectly and your special education budget turns during the course of the year so you have to have some flexibility in there and I look back if you take the last three years literally you're down a little bit under 5% this year but the last two years 5.4 5 5% super consistent Co it
was up but that because we basically didn't have school but it's it's kind of remarkable how consistent you've been considering the impacts of S2 so I encourage you to continue that and and when you do go out for referendum I'm hoping that you do see those results uh when you get your bond rating so again it's still it's a good report okay uh Mr Boyce is not here I would be remiss if I didn't comment on on his tenure here it was an absolute pleasure work with Sean over the the course of time um I'm I'm
happy to work with Alex again as as uh as everybody kind of knows he was here previously and I followed him in one of his other uh jobs as he's moved around a little bit and I'm really happy to re-engage with him you're you're going to be in good hands moving forward I am disapp disappointed that Trish Smith isn't here tonight I hope she's watching on TV uh because she does an excellent job and I say this every year and I hope you don't get tired of it this report here the actor in a business environment this is handed to the the auditor and the auditor audits it okay in many of
our districts I play a very large role in preparing this document helping the district prepare the document it's not the case in freeold Trish prepares it Soup To Nuts and uh it's it's it's interesting even when new accounting standards come in which they seem to throw something new at US every year I give her a little bit of guidance on it and off she goes and she does a really good job on it and that's of all the jobs that I've done the 36 of are doing now and the jobs I've done over 40 years geez uh 40 years I've never seen anybody
do the entire act for Soup To Nuts all the schedules all the notes uh so it's it's a credit to her and again The District in general as we come in and do the audit we're there for the better part of a month okay we have a little room downstairs I wish the heating was a little bit better maybe work on that next year uh but we're poking at everybody and we're giving them a hard time they're trying to do their day-to-day jobs and everybody in the district really uh comports themselves very well we always get answers we don't get blank stares and and that's also that's the tone at the top that we talk
about that every auditor is kind of looking for so again the boort report is in good shape I'll stop now and take any questions that the board might have I like when you arrive at our meetings once a year because you always have good news for us listen the news is not mine it's the results of of of what the financial reporting he that well yeah some sometimes it's not always great we have had some tough ones too anything else that's that's the switch I I I have been
working with you a long time long long time you know about my background yes sir uh 10 years I reviewed them from a federal side very big audits New York City Housing Authority with a budget of uh what did they have 600 million and two smaller housing authorities with budgets of probably a couple of hundred thousand I fully
understand what the process of the audits are the single AIT act I know what that's about um I'm not a CPA uh Mark uh listen I'm not a lawyer even though you know I I act like one quite well said um and I would fight with a lot of people over these I'm glad that you mentioned Trish and what she does in this and I could say with authority that everything you say is
valid and the financial staff of this um educational body should be commended for the fantastic job that they've been doing to have year after year of no Financial findings is really unprecedented and I appreciate what you do so I just want to say that is you know I'm getting older like to talk a
little bit more than I should but you I appreciate your work thank you very much board member have comments okay yeah I'll just my my concluding remarks are there's a lot in these reports as you look through them if you have any problems whatsoever I can come back during the course of the year have Alex reach out for me I can answer any questions you have thank you thank you have a good night everyone thank you so staying on that theme we're going to go to the finance report Mr M are you ready stay right on yes sir okay
earlier this week we had our finance committee report uh we were briefed on the presentation of the budget for the next fiscal year and the Business Administration office is busy preparing for that of course the state aid figures will be out by the end of the month and at our March meeting we will go over a tentative budget uh but we spent a vast majority of the
time at the meeting going over something Dr Hazel referenced earlier about the referendum that we're aiming for this November and you will see that tonight on the agenda we have a resolution to give the architectural firm permission to submit applications to the Department of Education uh and we hope by the end of March all these applications will be submitted because of course before we go
after for referendum the state has to give their approval that we could ask for such things um and of course there's going to be a lot of discussion with all the stakeholders of the district in the months of he months ahead and probably if you well if you're going for November approval the Board of Ed will approve the questions in the month of August and there's going to be heavy dose of community meetings in September and
October um and basically at our meeting we saw all the various applications that the architect plans to submit uh because as you can imagine there's a lot of infrastructure needs at this District we can't have everything so the board has to come to an informed decision about what we're going to ask the voters to approve uh and as you can imagine there were dozens of different things but we have to submit the applications first before the board will come to a final
decision um we also spoke about potential uh future land use options for both transportation and administrative uh uses going forward and then lastly as Dr Hazel's mentioned quite frequently of course we had our middle States accreditation and part of that was a survey that was conducted with student students with parents and with faculty
and staff and we went over the survey results there um and it's just on what people feel our schools need so we got to see how important sports facilities were air conditioning overcrowding in the hallways and we got to see what the priorities were for the staff the students and parents and that's essentially what you're inspired us earlier this week thank you and then we're going to move to policy
Mrs Cabo thank you um so the policy committee met on January 15th and before I start um I just want to note um that the policy committee has always had um community members for years um and there are two particular um people um the asmin par and Steve Lupino who have been at this much longer than I have um they they come every meeting um their input is always there it's
always appreciated um and and I think it's important for the public to know that the policy committee does have that input from community members um each time they meet and also um Joan has become a new member um also of our committee so mine is a boring mine is a boring report so um policy 5512 uh harassment intimidation bullying has been revised to add information from the mo MOA section coordination of Hib
and criminal investigations including parental notification requirements and procedural guidance on when a school district must stay or pause a a Hib investigation to allow law enforcement to conclude their um investigation so essentially there are some circumstances where we have to back off of our investigation to allow um law enforcement to proceed policy 5533 student smoking has been revised to
include language from the mo MOA addressing the requirement that school districts report the use of um seizure of an electronic smoking device to law enforcement when school officials have reasonable suspicion that the electronic smoking device contains a controlled dangerous substance for cannibis so um just so that we know that um and and and it seems that um the use of of Vapes seems to have diminished okay it's not
quite as prevalent as it has been in years past um but um obviously there not only nicotine that kids make policy 7441 electronic surveillance in school buildings and on school grounds has been revised to add clarifying language and the language is during an emergency situation and it's um added to the language that provides authorities capacity to activate School equipment and view live streaming video um so if
there's stipulation put on what the circumstances are where law enforcement would be allowed to come in and and view our streaming video um and and those key words are during an emergency situation policy and regulation 9320 cooperation with law enforcement agencies has been revised to include two new requirements from the Moa the first revision provides the superintendent or designate with the
option to designate a law enforcement unit for the district the second revision to regulation guide 9320 addresses the Handle With Care Program the revision States the superintendent will designate a point of contact for each School building tasked with receiving these notifications um policy 5516 use of electronic communication devices has been revised to incorporate the provisions of the existing policy
with the new provision of limiting the use of electronic communication devices during the school day revised policy 5516 provides General requirements and defines electronic communication devices to include but not be limited to cell phones smart watches tablets earbuds wireless headphones and other devices so um you know along with cell phones there C are other electronic devices that um
we would like to um have some some control over in the school policy 5615 suspected gang activity is a new policy that addresses the activity of students who promote harmful activities or threaten safety disrupt the school environment and hinder the education of other students if the principal suspects such conduct is linked to a gang of or more people further investigation will
occur policy 5460 High School graduation has been revised to include a new graduation requirement for high school graduating classes of 2025 2026 and 2027 the this financial aid application requirement is a pre requisite to the student receiving a high school diploma um a student may be exempt from requirement if the student or the student's parent submits to the district
a waiver form requesting the exemption I was kind of taken back by this so what this what this boils down to is the um at the federal level um in order for a student to graduate and meet the requirement they have to uh fill out a fapson form whether or not you intend to um utilize uh Aid you have to fill out a f support or a waiver and that is going to be a requirement that is going to be
reflective of this graduating class in June so um guidance will certainly be helping students and families to um meet that requirement I found it kind of um I found it very surprising okay policy 8500 Food Services has been revised to reflect updates to the workingclass families anti-hunger act the revisions to the statutes include new terminology expansion of income eligibility to qualify students for free meals and
additional parental notification of school meal information policy 9163 spectator code of conduct for intr Scholastic events is a new policy that aligns with the required updated njsiaa guidance requiring every member school to adopt a spectator code of conduct policy um and obviously we have have that um and you know we certainly um hope to not have to
utilize um we hope to not have any any issues um with spectators at our at our um athletic events and that's the end of my point thank you you both did a nice job we don't have anybody signed up tonight for public participation so Mr fera any changes to the agenda you want can I can I interrupt in backtrack just one bit and this pertains to the graduation
requirement so I assume that was a state law that was passed oh that what was like um when actually did the state pass that because I'm just curious if it imp pass CL in 2025 when did these kids get notice that they had to do it it was I believe Mr minger the law was last January February with this year
that was my only issue just the time of it how yeah know there was a leading period U it wasn't effective immediately there was a a little bit of a Le any other comments on that okay um any changes yes uh Mr so we have four changes and in a hand carrier Walkin item so starting off on page 7 of 32 um
on G3 um last name is laas Medina pagos the custodian is actually being assigned to maror high school further down on page 10 of 32 which is G7 uh spelling mistake
uh keski Carol is actually keski uh Carol moving over to page 15 of 32 which is resolution uh resolution 15 the administration would like to withdraw this from uh consideration for tonight's agenda will put it on future dates and then finally the other the last edit is
on resolution j14 um the last name Van de has no first name it's it's meant to be comma Rachel so those are the edits for the agenda and then I have two Walkin items which I will read the record for J2 approval of overhead excursions resolved that the Freo Regional High School District Board of Education approved the following
overnight excursions as recommended by the superintendent schools U at here at fical township Deca uh 64th annual New Jersey Deca State Career Development conference in Atlantic City which will run between March 4th and March 6th of this year number of students is estimated at 36 number of chaperons is at five and then finally the last addition on K1 approval of conferences and workshops it be resolve that FAL Regional High School Bo District Board
of Education approves the following Board of Education members and the superintendent recommends approval of the following staff members to attend professional conferences and workshops as this in this attachment last name is qumer first name is David uh the event is March 11th and 12th estimated cost is $1 15850 the description is New Jersey Educational Computing Cooperative um in annual technology conference in moner New Jersey which is expected to be
funded through a Federal Grant and that concludes the changes for tonight's G gr thank you so much I have a motion to approve items G1 through g16 the personnel and negotiations G1 to g16 motion second specifically second was SC yellow again just reminding G 15 is not being offered any discussion
board second not hearing any discussion roll call Mr absolutely Mr Brun uh Excuse Me Miss Bruno yes Miss butcher fargus yes Mrs Cav um yes on everything except on G7 I abstain from Christine Jenner thank you m Sig Yes except by stain and G7 to
Christine Jenner Michael Dyan how thank you Mrs La yes m m yes Mr Messer yes Mr BR yes thank you motion's carry we're going to take up programmed operations building transportation and physical plan H1 through I2 I have a motion
motion second yes any discussion board not hearing any roll call M yes M Bruno yes M brard farus yes M Cal yes Mr hegley yes Mr Lain yes Mr
mov yes Mr mesinger yes Mr BR yes thank you motion's Carri we going to take educational programs and administration J1 through K2 education program and administration may I have a motion motion any discussion
board not hearing any discussion roll call please Mr yes M Bruno yes M bu farus yes M Cel yes yes but Iain on j7 as to Michael Matthews and K1 Christopher Rachel thank you m Le yes m m yes Mr Ming yes Mr bro yes thank you all
motions Carri does the board have any old business to discuss any old Business board any new business do yes I would like to congratulate uh two administrators uh new administrators um who are in the room with new appointments um our first uh Michael Dylan if you could please stand will be
stepping into the role of director of community engagement and strategic initiatives Mr Dylan comes with a diverse and multifaceted skill set we all know him has worked in the district in administrative roles at the building and at the central office level uh came to our district in 2014 uh Mr Dylan we look forward to you joining the freeold Regional High School District central office team congratulations
congratulations um our second administrative appointment this evening is Christine Jenner if you could please [Applause] stand stepping into the role um of assistant principal at Howell High School which has been her home here in the district Mrs Jenner has served in the freeold Regional High School District since 2010 started as an English teacher worked her way up to an academic supervisor for English and social studies that was her most recent
assignment uh from 2016 uh to the present I know she's going to be a highly valued addition to the Howell High School administrative team congratulations on your [Applause] appointment do we have any old new business board any new business to discuss okay so we're going to adjourn the meeting tonight joury okay so I did hear that have
[Music] motion all those in faor motion carries