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Freehold Township board approves personnel slate, $7.75 million in bills and bond resolution
Summary
The Freehold Township School District board voted to approve a personnel slate and bills and claims totaling $7,752,886.10 and passed a bond proposal resolution after roll‑call votes; roll calls showed unanimous support among members responding.
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The Freehold Township School District board voted on multiple personnel and financial items during its regular December meeting, approving a personnel slate, bills and claims of $7,752,886.10 and a bond proposal resolution.
Committee representative Mr. Gargiulo moved a large personnel package that included a second reading of regulations for gifted and talented pupils, listed retirements and resignations, offers of employment and various changes of assignment and salary adjustments. The motion was seconded and, after a roll call, the personnel slate carried.
During the financial portion of the agenda, a board member moved bills and claims for a total of $7,752,886.10, covering travel and related expenses, transfers, transfer corrections, out‑of‑district contracts and updates, out‑of‑district transportation contracts with MOESC, nursing services, PTO honoraria, a $1,000 donation from the First Day of School Foundation to Laura Donovan Elementary School, disposals, extended school year program listings and specialized evaluations and services. The motion was seconded and advanced to roll call.
Item 17, a bond proposal resolution listed on the agenda, was moved, seconded and put to a roll‑call vote. The board recorded affirmative votes and the motion carried; the resolution was approved as presented. No amendments were described at the meeting.
The meeting record shows the board handled routine committee and administrative business and then moved on to other agenda items after the votes. Specific vote tallies were not read as numeric totals on the record beyond individual board members indicating 'yes' in roll call; the clerk recorded the motion as carried.

