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Board approves routine business, personnel slate and shared‑services agreements

Cinnaminson Township School District Board of Education · August 26, 2025
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Summary

The board approved multiple routine and business items including personnel listings, special‑education contracts, grants acceptance, donations, and interlocal agreements for transportation, mechanic services, and a school‑resource‑officer shared‑services agreement with Cinnaminson Township.

At its Aug. 26 meeting the Cinnaminson Township School District board approved routine business, personnel items and several business and finance agreements.

The board approved section 11 personnel matters covering certificated and non‑certificated hires, transfers, resignations, leaves of absence, teaching overloads, salary advancements and extra‑duty appointments for the 2025–26 school year. One abstention was recorded for item J‑4 during the personnel vote.

Under business and finance, the board accepted IDEA grant submissions and funding distributions; established petty cash accounts for 2025–26; accepted donations totaling $380 for a school library and 80 copies of The Great Gatsby for the high‑school English department; approved staff mileage reimbursements; and approved interlocal service agreements with neighboring districts for transportation and mechanic services. The board also approved a shared‑services agreement for school resource officers with Cinnaminson Township.

Special‑education contracts approved included agreements with Prime Healthcare Services St. Clair's LLC, Beata Home Healthcare Incorporated, and the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired, as well as a consultant agreement with Interactive Kids for a social‑skills program.

Board action: motions for these sections were moved, seconded and passed by voice/roll call. No vote tallies identifying individual yes/no votes by name beyond the transcript’s recorded “Aye” statements were included for every item; the meeting record shows motions approved.

Next steps: Standing medical orders for school nurses were reapproved for 2025–26; the board will reconvene in September and consider tax‑impact numbers for the referendum planning.