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Board approves minutes, personnel, grant and business items in roll calls; key votes listed

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Summary

At its April meeting the Lawrence Township Board of Education adopted minutes, approved personnel and student-services resolutions, and passed finance and new-business items in recorded roll calls. Several items were moved in blocks and recorded by roll call.

The Lawrence Township Board of Education recorded a series of routine votes at its April meeting, approving minutes, personnel actions, curriculum and student-services resolutions, finance items and new-business motions.

Votes at a glance

- Adoption of executive-session and regular-session minutes from March 19, 2025: motion carried. Roll-call votes recorded Mr. Clark — Yes; Miss Evans — Yes; Miss Kroger — Abstain; Dr. King — Abstain.

- Personnel items (P1–P15): motion to approve carried by roll-call; votes recorded as a series of yes votes from board members present (Mister Clark, Miss Evans, Miss Kroger, Doctor King, Miss Pascoli, Miss Santos, Mister Van Heise, Miss Bowes). Motion carried.

- Curriculum/Professional Development and Student Services items (OIS1–4; OSS1–3): committee moved OIS1–4 and OSS1–3 and the motions carried by roll call.

- School Business Management items (SBM1–11): motion to approve carried by roll call; votes recorded in the transcript as yes votes from the members present.

- New business items 1–15 (staffing, transportation contracts, SREC sales and out-of-district placements): motion to approve carried by roll call; motion carried.

Several votes were taken as grouped blocks on the agenda and recorded by roll call. Where the transcript recorded names, roll-call responses were read into the record; where the transcript used block motions (for example, "move P1 through P15"), the motions were seconded and recorded by roll call. The board secretary confirmed the motions were carried.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, which passed by voice vote.