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Board approves minutes, personnel, education, policy and facilities and finance items
Summary
The Middlesex Borough Board of Education approved minutes, personnel appointments, education action items, a policy adoption and facilities and finance items during the meeting; one abstention was recorded on the minutes.
The Middlesex Borough School District Board of Education voted on a slate of routine agenda items at its meeting and approved minutes, personnel and education recommendations as presented.
Votes at a glance
- Minutes (Agenda items 5.01'5.02): Motion to approve minutes from the committee of the whole (Nov. 19) and the public meeting (Nov. 20) carried. One member, Missus Perry, recorded an abstention on item 5.01 and voted yes on the remaining item; the remainder of the roll call voted yes.
- Personnel (Agenda items 9.01'9.12): The board approved appointments, substitutes, extracurricular stipends, leaves of absence, transfers and volunteer coach approvals as recommended by the superintendent (items 9.01'9.12). Roll-call votes were recorded as yes by the permitting members.
- Education (Agenda items 11.01'11.12): The board approved the superintendent's recommended education action items 11.01 through 11.12.
- Policy adoption (Agenda item 12.03): The board adopted the single policy/regulation presented for adoption, listed as item 12.03.
- Facilities and finance (Agenda items 14.01'14.16): The board approved the slate of facilities and finance items 14.01 through 14.16; a roll call was taken and votes were recorded as yes.
Where recorded, the roll calls followed the board secretary's prompts and showed unanimous yes votes except the single abstention on minutes item 5.01. Many motions were introduced "as recommended by the superintendent" and seconded; in several cases the meeting transcript recorded the roll-call yes votes but did not name the individual mover or seconder on the public record.
No ordinances, contracts or budget adoptions requiring multi-meeting readings were recorded as new policy adoptions in this meeting's actions.
