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School committee approves April minutes, hires nurse, accepts $150 music donation
Summary
At the Stoughton Public Schools School Committee meeting, members approved April meeting minutes, voted to hire a nurse for specialized programs and accepted a $150 donation to the music department; all recorded votes passed unanimously.
The Stoughton Public Schools School Committee approved minutes for April meetings, voted to hire Hannah Summers as a nurse for the district's specialized programs and accepted a $150 donation to the Stoughton High School music department, according to motions recorded during the meeting.
The actions were procedural but consequential: the committee formalized corrections to the April 1 and April 15 minutes, confirmed a recommended hire for a school nurse position that had been filled on a per-diem basis, and accepted a memorial donation from the Stoughton Lions Club for the music program.
Superintendent Dr. Joe Baietta presented the superintendent's recommendation to hire Hannah Summers after the hiring committee and interview panel reported positively on her work in the classroom as a per-diem nurse. Committee member Armando Barbosa moved the hire; the motion was seconded by Jillian DeStefano and approved by roll call, 5-0.
The committee also voted to accept a $150 donation from the Stoughton Lions Club to the music department in memory of Christopher Zanko. Armando Barbosa moved the acceptance; Jen Sears seconded the motion and the committee approved the donation by roll call, 5-0.
Corrections to the April 15 meeting minutes were recorded on the public record (changes to who made motions and who seconded in specific agenda items). The committee approved the revised April minutes by roll call, 5-0.
The meeting minutes and official vote records are part of the public record; committee members said the items were procedural but important to keep the district's records accurate.
