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Hazlet Board Approves Consent Agenda, Confirms Multiple Personnel Appointments
Summary
The Hazlet Township Public School District board accepted the superintendent's consent agenda, approving personnel appointments (assistant supervisors, teachers, paraprofessionals and support staff) with listed salaries and presented official election results from November 5, 2024.
The Hazlet Township Public School District board approved the superintendent's consent agenda, which included multiple personnel appointments and salary figures, and the board heard the official results of the Nov. 5, 2024 board election.
During the consent agenda, the board recorded resolutions to appoint David Sarabaya as co-assistant supervisor for Lillian Grant Day (effective 01/02/2025) with an annual salary of $74,007.84; John Tallonwell as co-assistant supervisor (effective 01/02/2025) with an annual salary of $92,003.78; Chance Nagel as an elementary school teacher at Beardtree School (start date 01/21/2025 or sooner) with an annual salary in the mid-$60,000s (specific step cited in the agenda); Kimberly Martin as the benefits coordinator for district personnel (annual salary $44,000, effective 01/22/2025 pending paperwork); Rosetta (surname not specified) as a computer technician level 1 (annual salary $40,000, effective 01/03/2025 pending paperwork); and Nicole Rakanza as a half-time tier 2 paraprofessional at Lillian Drive (pay rate $23.50 per hour, effective 11/18/2024), among other listed personnel items.
The board also presented the official election counts for the Nov. 5, 2024 election, listing vote totals reported on the agenda (for example: Angela Barter 2,715; David [surname not specified] 3,437; Gloria Gagan 4,334; Steve Grossman 4,197; Laurie Joseph 3,550) and announced the winners as Marie Hagen, Steve Grossman and Laura Joseph.
A motion to accept the superintendent's consent agenda was called and the roll was taken with board members indicating assent. The transcript records affirmative roll-call responses but does not name a mover or seconder for the motion in the excerpt. The motion was approved at the meeting; no recorded abstentions or no votes appear in the available transcript excerpt.
The agenda flagged a few items to be tabled for later (items j, b and l). The meeting also included a brief legislative update noting that state aid information is expected in February.
