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Carol McGregor moved the finance block (resolutions 1'29); a board member seconded the motion and the board then conducted a roll-call vote. During that roll call, several members voted \"yes\" on the full block while individual recusals were entered for specific items (for example, McGregor recused herself on finance item 10; other recusals were recorded for specific purchase orders and travel items as noted by board members).

Education resolutions 1'7 were moved and approved by roll call. The policies vote (a single resolution covering multiple policy updates) also passed; one board member recused on two subitems within the policies packet. Negotiations resolutions 1'3 were moved and passed; one member recused on the entire negotiations block. Personnel resolutions 1'1 were moved and passed; one recusal was recorded on personnel item 1 and another on item 19.

The meeting record shows vote confirmations and recusal statements read aloud during roll call. The board later moved and approved a resolution to hold an executive session on Oct. 13, 2025, at 6:30 p.m.

The meeting packet lists the resolution numbers and supporting documents for each block; the transcript records the grouped motions, the roll-call confirmations and the members who stated recusals on specific items. The board did not debate the grouped blocks individually during the public meeting; each group was approved via the motions as presented.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Roxbury BOE Meeting September 15, 2025 Roxbury BOE Meetings Live Stream","oneSentenceSummary","At the Sept. 15 meeting the Roxbury Township Board of Education approved grouped resolutions across finance (1'29), education (1'7), policies (1), negotiations (1'3) and personnel (1'2) as presented in the meeting packet; several board members recused on specific items and those recusals were recorded during roll call.","taxTitle","Roxbury Township School District, School Districts, New Jersey","taxId",56500,"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},6494625,"Superintendent announces principal resignation, testing changes and district updates",455,4115000,4570000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5781017-45112e249de800c7595fb706bde6262c&start=4115&end=4570","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5781017-45112e249de800c7595fb706bde6262c/thumbnail_4115000.jpg","/articles/6494625/New-Jersey/Superintendent-announces-principal-resignation-testing-changes-and-district-updates","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6494625-fb2eb32f32923ad146ce0d14e12032bf/orig.mp4?Expires=1773109743&Signature=nLIgKXU~d0URqsjMkSbKxgVjARvDaPTDH01kc1K6t9Cgx2afAlXS7iLwvaKcBXndyXzkaxDkRNRiU3Xo9d4Lv8bdvdD6yzYvO15RdE748WL0D3aEZrBAiIBF8pSVeUHBlEptTJJd~5K1gr3UZM5QAdunw12plSMCUOrLnDdPngiHQX3fS3E4THK6lnOrvfBg~3ni~B-zpTu4ReRAY2heV0nd1sSwq6pcvYisx1iISwPQyrvx6tAkvB9Wfx1dFwBcXbIC7D072EKkdlzX8WDe4rnsR6sR1xtrGf8EC29gBaupcLnq58vQYcwb-44wAbYKX0D2gcou2DFEQ9PemPGgaw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Superintendent Dr. Santor told the Roxbury Township School District Board of Education on Sept. 15 that Lincoln Roosevelt School principal Chris Argenziano has resigned to accept a central-office position in another district and that the search for a replacement is underway, with the board expected to appoint a new principal at its Oct. 13 meeting.

Dr. Santor also briefed the board on changes to the New Jersey Student Learning Assessment (NJSLA). He said the state is moving the NJSLA to an adaptive model designed to provide more diagnostic information tailored to individual students; field testing for the adaptive version will take place this fall, and the adaptive NJSLA itself will be administered in 2026, he said. He emphasized the fall field test is for test development and that districts will not receive field-test results.

Operational updates provided by business administrator Joe included an insurance payment of $91,000 for a June minor flood at EMS and that a concrete pad for the district's aviation program was completed on Sept. 2 and now holds the program aircraft. Joe reported the district sold an older Ford F-350 Mason dump truck for $21,000 and that the district remains under a procurement audit by the New Jersey Department of Agriculture for food-service purchases.

The superintendent noted benefits and staffing matters, thanking staff and families for a strong start to the 2025-26 school year and announcing a parent advisory committee for the district's ESL program; he corrected that the first meeting will be Sept. 29 (not Sept. 30) and said more information will follow.

On benefits, district leaders told board members they met with union representatives about a dental plan change: the Delta Dental flagship plan will no longer be offered after Dec. 31, and the district will provide access to an alternate plan (DeltaCare USA) for the remainder of the contract. The business administrator also said a consultant will present at the finance committee on Oct. 7 about health-insurance market projections; the consultant expects a projected 30% increase in the state health-insurance plan. The district stated it is not currently in the state plan; the business administrator said a 30% increase in the state plan would equate to \"almost a $4,000,000 increase\" in cost for the district if applied to their coverage, and he contrasted that figure with the district's stated tax-levy figure from the meeting packet.

Other community notes: the superintendent praised fall extracurricular events including the marching band competition and encouraged families to attend back-to-school nights and a superintendent coffee on Sept. 22 focused on the HIB (Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying) process.","Superintendent reported Lincoln Roosevelt principal Chris Argenziano's resignation and an ongoing search, described upcoming NJSLA adaptive field testing, and gave operational updates including a $91,000 insurance payment for a June flood, a new aviation concrete pad, an investment return, and a procurement audit by the Department of Agriculture.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6494630,"Roxbury presents HIB self-assessment scores and student-safety data to public",348,3728000,4076000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5781017-45112e249de800c7595fb706bde6262c&start=3728&end=4076","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5781017-45112e249de800c7595fb706bde6262c/thumbnail_3728000.jpg","/articles/6494630/New-Jersey/Roxbury-presents-HIB-self-assessment-scores-and-student-safety-data-to-public","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6494630-4bf8b7ba302e59a12b27dc2c3c818b05/orig.mp4?Expires=1773109743&Signature=a-ya~M~bpZY2NixBW-EvkkdqS9oSINer5eyzzikhZ2eSk6lEbsELUhhrCoscGTxeDf~NMTw1JFAZ4OP16yqKRYhBp1a-x1ZTPh-BJo1APmm77Uayey8SfozsVhdp9tZUm~5wkNf8AVTa2ZF7tl-7S~-17gCkJyfWqy5hXNGn5gK-utzWlrlUAFEvNjdWIug09YCAY2LSbyqAy2ngprzFaNPwtygicsVCBgSj0sVoq-24nv-L0kdbHlL9T7590GmDZlyMlQLTM-7ySU0ai1QkagL1E-pKU-OvjchLMjtabIKEHRb6iO-p3E3KmaDMgXMFdW4nBkwIkj3V6RUODHL7Gg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Superintendent Dr. Santor told the Roxbury Township School District Board of Education on Sept. 15 that the district has posted its Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights (ABR) self-assessment results and submitted required student-safety data to the New Jersey Department of Education.

The presentation covered two required items: the ABR school self-assessment, completed annually by each school's school-safety or climate team, and the Student Safety Data System (SSDS) report, which the district files twice a year. Dr. Santor said the ABR process evaluates eight core elements at the building level and produces a score for each school and for the district.

For the 2023-24 school year the district's overall self-assessment score was 73 out of a maximum 78 points; the district's unofficial results for 2024-25 were 74, Dr. Santor said. He described the scores as evidence the district \"takes our responsibility seriously\" while noting the scores do not mean incidents of harassment, intimidation and bullying (HIB) do not occur.

Dr. Santor explained SSDS reporting covers incidents that may lead to suspension and other reportable categories required by the state, including violence, vandalism, substance use, weapon possession and HIB (both alleged and confirmed). He said SSDS captures both confirmed HIB cases and that some investigations do not result in a confirmed finding. \"Every action in terms of suspension is in accordance with the code of conduct that is established and shared for each of the schools throughout the district,\" he said.

The superintendent also reviewed district training and prevention efforts tied to the SSDS reporting cycle, saying the district provides annual trainings for staff and programs aimed at conflict resolution and prosocial behavior for students. Dr. Santor said the reports are submitted to the Department of Education, reviewed and approved, and then posted for public access as required by state rules.

Board members did not debate the data during the public portion of the meeting; the superintendent closed the segment after summarizing the two reports and noting the information is used by building leaders and district staff for planning.

The district made the presentation available to the public in the meeting packet and will maintain the state-submitted files per Department of Education requirements.","Superintendent presented the district's Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights self-assessment scores (2023-24 official and 2024-25 unofficial) and the Student Safety Data System report outlining incidents and training; district said reports were submitted to the New Jersey Department of Education and must be posted for public view.","actionData","errors"]

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