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Superintendent: Genesis moved to cloud, Code of Ethics distributed; assistant superintendent out sick

Leonia Board of Education (Leonia Public School District) · January 7, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. Xanthi Karamanos told the board the district migrated its Genesis student information system to a cloud server (changing access links), distributed the Code of Ethics for board acknowledgment, and said new Assistant Superintendent Andrew Coban was absent due to illness.

Superintendent Dr. Xanthi Karamanos used the Jan. 6 reorganization meeting to brief the board on operational items. She said the district moved the Genesis student information platform from internal servers to a cloud‑based server, which changed the links families and staff use to access the system and may require users to update saved bookmarks.

"We moved our Genesis platform off our internal servers onto a cloud based server. Because of that move that changed the links," Karamanos said, and advised that families who saved old bookmarks should update them. She directed anyone having issues to contact the district technology help desk via the help‑desk ticket system.

Karamanos also reminded board members that the Code of Ethics was provided in print and that an acknowledgement of receipt should be signed and returned to the superintendent's office. She welcomed the new assistant superintendent, Andrew Coban, but noted he was not present at the meeting because he was ill and expected to attend the next meeting.

The superintendent’s update closed with routine operational reminders and an expression of appreciation for board support. No policy or budgetary changes were announced during the remarks.