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Votes at a glance: personnel, governance and fiscal resolutions pass unanimously

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Summary

The Glen Rock Board of Education unanimously approved personnel items P1–P8, governance items G1–G2, fiscal resolutions B1–B3 and a hand‑carried resolution restoring the superintendent’s bereavement leave.

The Glen Rock Public School District Board of Education took the following recorded actions during the meeting (all votes noted below were recorded by roll call and passed by the members present unless otherwise noted).

Personnel: The board moved to discuss and approve personnel items P1 through P8. Motion to discuss/approve was made by Mr. Corey and seconded by Mr. Hayward. Roll call: Miss Caricella (yes), Mr. Cohen (yes), Mr. Corey (yes), Mr. Hayward (yes), Miss Parlamas (yes), Miss Rundell (yes), Miss Stevenson (yes), Miss Calvez (yes), Dr. Robinson (yes). Outcome: approved.

Governance (G1–G2): The board moved to discuss items G1 and G2 (which included the GRAA contract discussion and the emergency closing day giveback). The motion was made by Miss Calvez and seconded by Miss Parlamas. Roll call recorded unanimous yes votes from members present; outcome: approved.

Fiscal management / Capital (B1–B3): The board approved resolutions B1 through B3 (which included capital items summarized in the facilities article). Motion to approve was made by Mr. Corey and seconded by Stephanie Caricella. Roll call: unanimous yes from members present; outcome: approved.

Superintendent bereavement leave resolution: The board considered and approved a hand‑carry resolution that rescinded the board’s prior denial of the superintendent’s request for bereavement leave and approved the superintendent’s use of five bereavement days as originally submitted; March 17 was adjusted to reflect an approved vacation date. A motion was made and seconded; roll call recorded unanimous yes votes from the members present; outcome: approved.

Procedural notes: Roll calls were taken for each motion and recorded in the meeting minutes. Several motions were described on the record as "motion passes" after unanimous roll calls.

Ending: No motions failed and no abstentions were recorded for the items voted tonight. Several agenda items and contracts discussed will return to the board for final contract execution or follow‑up reporting.