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Leonia Board approves consent agenda, new business and personnel actions after executive session

Leonia Board of Education · February 4, 2026
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Summary

After a roughly 30-minute executive session, the Leonia Board of Education approved the consent agenda, new business items and personnel actions in separate roll-call votes; motions carried unanimously as recorded at the meeting.

The Leonia Board of Education approved its consent agenda, new business items and personnel actions during its regular meeting after returning from an approximately 30-minute executive session.

The meeting was called to order at 7:02 a.m. and later resumed open session at 8:37 p.m. The chair put the consent agenda to a vote; Doctor Meester moved to approve and Mister Park seconded. A roll call recorded affirmative votes from Miss Troy; Doctor Meester; Missus Malerman; Missus Park; Missus Zamana; Vice president Thompson; and President Lee. The chair declared the motion carried.

After an executive session, Mister Park moved to approve the new business items and Doctor Meester seconded. The board again responded by roll call with affirmative votes from members present, and the chair declared the motion carried. The board also moved and seconded approval of personnel actions; roll call votes were recorded and the chair stated the motion carried.

No specific motion text beyond the broad item titles (consent agenda, new business items, personnel actions) was recorded in the public transcript provided. Where individual names were recorded for mover and seconder, those are reported above; the transcript does not include detailed text of the motions or any roll-call “no,” “abstain,” or recusals for the recorded votes.

The meeting concluded with a motion and second to adjourn.