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Middletown school board approves separation agreement with Dr. Vasquez Matos

Middletown School District Board of Education · December 16, 2025
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Summary

At a five-minute special meeting Dec. 16, the Middletown School District Board of Education approved a separation agreement with Dr. Vasquez Matos and authorized the board chair to sign the agreement; the actions were approved by roll-call votes.

The Middletown School District Board of Education on Dec. 16 approved a separation agreement with Dr. Vasquez Matos and authorized the board chair to sign the agreement, during a special meeting that began at 5:30 a.m. and ended at 5:34 a.m.

Board members moved and seconded the motions and the clerk conducted roll-call votes. The first motion — read into the record as a motion that “the board approves the proposed separation agreement with doctor Vasquez Matos” — was seconded during the meeting and then approved by roll-call. The board then approved a second motion authorizing the chair to sign the separation agreement on behalf of the Board of Education.

The transcript does not include the text of the separation agreement or any financial or other terms. The record shows the clerk (identified as Joyce in the meeting) called for roll-call votes; the names called during the roll calls included Kimberly; Harold Panciera; Kelly B.; Chris Cardella; Dean Krupa; Deb Klakowski; Raqeem Grant; and Sheila Daniels. The roll calls recorded affirmative responses and both motions were approved. The member who formally moved the separation motion is not clearly identified in the transcript; Chris Cardella is recorded as the seconder.

The meeting consisted solely of the two personnel-related actions, followed by an immediate adjournment. The presiding official closed the meeting at 5:34 a.m. with brief seasonal remarks.