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Winslow Township board approves minutes, reports and personnel actions, schedules executive session

Winslow Township Board of Education · November 13, 2025
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Summary

The Winslow Township Board unanimously approved Oct. 22 minutes, the superintendent and business-administrator reports, and personnel items; the meeting closed public comment and entered an executive session to consider personnel and grievances.

The Winslow Township Board of Education approved a set of routine agenda items during its Nov. 12 meeting, voting unanimously on minutes, administrative reports and personnel matters before moving to executive session.

A motion to approve the Oct. 22, 2025 meeting minutes (open and closed session) was seconded and passed by roll call with all board members recorded as voting "Yes." The board then approved the superintendent's report (pages 3–7), the business administrator/board secretary's report (pages 8–13), and personnel report items (pages 14–19), each by roll call with unanimous affirmative votes.

The business administrator reported three Open Public Records Act requests received between Oct. 23 and Nov. 4: a purchasing-records request from Jeffrey Lee of Smart Procure, an active-employee listing request from CT Mills of Public Info Access LLC, and a request from John Riley regarding 2025 mail-room equipment procurement; the district compiled and submitted responsive records.

After public comment ended, the board moved to executive session citing Open Public Meetings Act exceptions for employment, appointment, evaluation, discipline and pending grievances; the board estimated the closed session would last about 60 to 90 minutes. The roll call to enter executive session recorded all members as present and voting in favor.

The meeting record on Nov. 12 shows no on-the-record votes or decisions resulting from the executive session; any outcomes will be recorded in future public minutes as required by law.