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Nutley Board approves multiple resolution bundles; introduces tentative 2025–26 budget

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Summary

At its March 17 meeting the Nutley Public School District Board of Education introduced the tentative 2025–26 budget and approved bundled academic, administrative, finance and personnel resolutions by roll call.

The Nutley Public School District Board of Education on March 17 introduced its tentative budget for the 2025–26 school year and approved a slate of academic, administrative, finance and personnel resolutions in unanimous roll-call votes.

The board heard a brief presentation from the business administrator introducing the tentative 2025–26 budget, which, if approved by the board tonight, will be uploaded to the state along with required supporting documentation by the March 19 submission deadline and then reviewed by the county office. The board scheduled a detailed presentation of the full 2025–26 budget for its next public meeting on April 28.

Why this matters: The tentative budget sets the district27s financial framework for next school year and includes planned uses of capital reserves that drew questions from members of the public during the meeting27s comment period. The formal votes taken at this meeting enact routine and necessary resolutions required for district operations and for moving the budget process forward.

Key actions and outcomes

- Academic resolutions 1273: Moved by Board member Lisa Danczyk Martin; second not specified in the record. Roll-call vote recorded as seven "yes" votes (Mister Balsamo; Miss Danczyk Martin; Doctor Delia; Mister Fradgenals; Mister Gilberty; Mister Scotti; Mister Ferraro). Outcome: approved.

- Administration resolutions 1273: Moved by Mister Balsamo; second not specified. Roll-call vote recorded as seven "yes" votes (Mister Balsamo; Miss Danczyk Martin; Doctor Delia; Mister Fradgenals; Mister Gilberty; Mister Scotti; Mister Ferraro). Outcome: approved.

- Finance resolutions 12727 (including tentative budget-related items and capital reserve withdrawals): Moved by Mister Fraginals (Finance Committee). Second not specified. Roll-call vote recorded as seven "yes" votes (Mister Balsamo; Miss Danczyk Martin; Doctor Delia; Mister Fradgenals; Mister Gilberty; Mister Scotti; Mister Ferraro). Outcome: approved. The record identifies the capital-reserve withdrawal resolutions on the agenda (page 11, items 20.1 and 22) but does not specify dollar amounts in the public meeting text.

- Personnel resolution 1: Moved and seconded on the record; roll-call vote recorded as seven "yes" votes (Mister Balsamo; Miss Danczyk Martin; Doctor Delia; Mister Fradgenals; Mister Gilberty; Mister Scotti; Mister Ferraro). Outcome: approved.

Meeting context and next steps

Business Administrator Mister Davita told the board the March 19 state submission deadline would be met and that the county office would review the submission. A full public presentation of the 202526ndash;26 tentative budget was set for the board27s April 28 meeting; that session will include an opportunity for public questions. The board recessed into an executive session after the public meeting to discuss contracts and personnel as permitted by NJSA 10:4-12; the board said results of those discussions will be posted on a subsequent agenda when appropriate.

Votes at the meeting were unanimous among the seven board members recorded in the roll calls. The public record at this meeting does not list dollar amounts for the capital reserve withdrawals; those details will be available in the budget presentation and supporting documents to be posted with the state submission and in the April 28 public budget presentation.

Ending: The board adjourned the public portion of the meeting after completing the votes and recessed to executive session for contract and personnel matters. The board reiterated that further details on the tentative budget will be provided at the April 28 meeting.