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The residency committee’s written finding was read into the record during the meeting; the transcript states the committee held the residency hearing on May 12, 2025, and that the parent attended. The resolution text included notice that the family has a right to contest the decision before the appropriate education authority.

The board moved items 7 through 11.4 on a consent agenda; item 11.3 contained the residency resolution. A board member noted that the settlement referenced elsewhere on the consent agenda would be paid by insurance rather than taxpayer funds. The consent motion was handled as part of routine administrative approvals and then the meeting proceeded to public comments.

Later in the meeting the board took a voice vote to enter closed session \"for the purpose of discussing personnel matters of attorney client privilege and just the implication,\" as read into the record. A motion to go into closed session was made and approved by voice vote.

The board’s official minutes should list the formal roll-call and vote tallies for the consent agenda items and for the closed-session motion; the transcript supplies the resolution language, the student identifier, the tuition amount and the residency-hearing date but does not include a roll-call-style tally for the consent vote in the portion provided.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board of Education Meeting 5/12/25","oneSentenceSummary","The Mount Olive Township Board of Education approved a residency committee recommendation finding one student not domiciled in the district and ordered disenrollment and a $2,000 tuition assessment.","taxTitle","Mount Olive Township School District, School Districts, New Jersey","taxId",55585,"location","New Jersey","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6558093,"Mount Olive Board honors teachers, educational specialists and support staff across district",4870,818000,5688000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3276616-58166e51b0239498d75cf19ed1afd398&start=818&end=5688","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3276616-58166e51b0239498d75cf19ed1afd398/thumbnail_818000.jpg","/articles/6558093/New-Jersey/Mount-Olive-Board-honors-teachers-educational-specialists-and-support-staff-across-district","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6558093-422fa73a755602b95786aae1bc24a273/orig.mp4?Expires=1770434711&Signature=ERwRUzrhHJW4ITdWW7WHNGedY9nmeW9bTi8TFX9JLns0asFtmT9FFwNTMQhyepw8YynW9FAAt2bzTiF6v0e6tth6hOHh~DF0GYhG-ntU~YmBIe1Jj5nkdsy3CSj8l9KWctbC89gaVSuaV89fiUQf7tAW1QTko26MV6LtfOF10yHY97qJSwJru7IBWz~eRyBqYZCW3JS8HpuALUjObim4gcIc0uUSqO3JL097FwcXkB~wVMTsSyVKCQZ9dfccY~wCHjqY2EbCRCmloc~u~xLtfe82zfMVop0~RjCCnC6lHi6Kozi7wYdUoaKRBafwmTBkrASO159ArPUrf1CjHGNklQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Mount Olive Township Board of Education used part of its meeting to recognize teachers, educational-service professionals and support staff from across the district.

The honors ceremony, presented during the board meeting, highlighted recipients from multiple schools including Mount Olive High School, Mount Olive Middle School, Mountain View, SandShore, Tintz Road and others. Presentations named building Teachers of the Year and Educational Services Professionals (ESPs), and recognized longer service, union and support contributions.

Superintendent Dr. Bangea and building administrators introduced the recipients and described their work in classrooms and school programs. Among the honorees called out by presenters were an eighth-grade English teacher at the middle school who was named that building’s Governor’s Educator of the Year; Julie Kester, recognized as an educational-service professional for her counseling work and long service in the district; Ian Redmond, who received the high school’s teacher award and thanked colleagues and family at the podium; Mary Hunt, a fifth-grade special-education teacher at Tintz Road; and Bob Norris, named the district’s security support person of the year. Many recipients used their remarks to thank family, colleagues and district leaders. For example, Ian Redmond said, “I’m incredibly honored and excited,” when accepting his award.

Presenters emphasized different qualities in different winners: long service and classroom leadership, work on literacy and intervention, collaboration with families, and school-safety roles. Several presenters also noted recipients’ extra duties — coaching, union or committee service, or work on intervention and math committees — that presenters said extended their impact beyond a single classroom.

The board closed the recognition portion of the meeting and moved on to business items and, later in the agenda, a motion to enter closed session. The recognition segment included dozens of staff and drew family members and colleagues to the meeting.

The board’s formal actions later in the meeting included routine consent-agenda approvals and a motion to enter closed session for personnel and attorney-client privilege matters.","At a lengthy board meeting the Mount Olive Township Board of Education recognized teachers, educational-service professionals and support staff from multiple schools across the district, presenting school-level Teacher of the Year and Educational Services Professional awards and other honors.","actionData","errors"]

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Board approves residency finding; student disenrolled and $2,000 tuition assessed as part of consent agenda

Mount Olive Board honors teachers, educational specialists and support staff across district