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Board approves $3.72 million in bills and routine consent items, confirms assistant principal hire
Summary
The Freehold Township board approved bills and claims totaling $3,716,414.51, multiple consent agenda items and the appointment of an assistant principal at Eisenhower Middle School; roll call showed unanimous support and no abstentions.
The Freehold Township School District Board of Education approved bills and claims totaling $3,716,414.51, along with machine-printed checks of $32,925, and passed a package of consent agenda items including personnel appointments, contracts and grant applications.
Board member Williams moved the finance motion and the board approved the items on roll call. "Mister Williams," the meeting record shows as the mover for the bills and claims item. During roll call, board members recorded affirmative votes (recorded as yes): Mrs. Brand, Miss Crosby, Mr. Goldhullo, Miss Lambert, Mr. Williams, Mrs. O'Sullivan and Mr. Ramonosa; the board reported no abstentions.
The consent agenda covered multiple listed items, including donations of school supplies to be used districtwide, approval to use Title III funds for family engagement night staffing, renewal of ESE and J tuition contracts, an amended professional services agreement related to the referendum (switching architectural compensation from a percentage to a set fee), and a request for proposals for construction management services tied to the referendum. All items were presented "as listed" and approved by the board.
The board also acknowledged the hire of James Ask Louise as assistant principal at Dwight the Eisenhower Middle School; that appointment was contained in the employment items approved on the consent agenda. Board members indicated there was no discussion before the vote.
Separately, the board approved a motion to accept March 25 executive session minutes earlier in the meeting; that motion passed by voice vote ("Aye" recorded).
