Board approves routine minutes, personnel and instructional items; adopts calendar change to reduce summer meetings
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Summary
The Township of Ocean School District board approved minutes, personnel, financial management, and instruction items listed on the consent agenda, and voted to reduce summer meetings to a single session and adjust January reorganizational scheduling; recorded roll-call votes were unanimous where captured with one recusal noted for a personnel item.
The Township of Ocean School District board moved and approved a series of consent and action items across the agenda and adopted a change to its meeting calendar.
Motions carried as follows in the meeting excerpt:
- Approval of minutes (items 7.1—7.3): motion moved and seconded; roll-call vote recorded members responding 'Yes' when called.
- Personnel (items 8.1—8.13): motion moved and seconded; roll-call vote recorded 'Yes' responses and a recusal noted for one member on item 8.7 (recusal described as related to a pro head coach matter).
- Financial management and research services (items 9.1—9.6): motion moved and seconded; roll-call vote recorded unanimous 'Yes' responses from members called.
- Instruction and student activities (items 10.1—10.6): motion moved; roll-call vote recorded 'Yes' from members called.
- Calendar change: the board discussed reducing summer meetings (June/July/August) to a single meeting and adjusting January to include an organizational meeting and one working meeting; the motion was moved, clarified, and the chair called the question; no opposition was noted and the motion carried.
- Adjournment: motion to adjourn moved and seconded; meeting adjourned.
Vote records in the transcript show members were called by name during roll-call and recorded as voting "Yes." The transcript excerpt lists board members called during roll-call (paraphrased exactly as read during roll-call): Mister Brady, Mister Goldberg, Missus Dan, Missus Gilman, Miss McCarthy, Miss McGovern, Mister Schneider, Miss Stevens, Mister Dalton, and a final speaker referred to as "Mister Carries" in the roll-call sequence. The transcript does not capture formal tallies in numeric form (e.g., 10-0) for each vote; individual "Yes" responses were recorded in sequence.