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Pennsauken board approves settlement agreements after executive session

Pennsauken Township Board of Education · January 21, 2025
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Summary

The board voted to approve a settlement in JJV and KV v. Pennsauken School District (OAL Docket EDS-02614-24) and an agreement related to PERC Docket AR-2024-579 with the Pennsauken Transportation Authority and an employee; those items were discussed in executive session before being approved in public session.

At its Jan. 21, 2025 meeting the Pennsauken Township Board of Education moved to approve two legal agreements that had been discussed in executive session.

The board voted to approve a settlement agreement in JJV and KV v. Pennsauken School District, OAL Docket no. EDS-02614-24 (Agency reference no. 2024-36937). The board also approved an agreement between the district, the Pennsauken Transportation Authority and Employee ID#4602 related to PERC Docket No. AR-2024-579. The motions were made and carried on the public agenda following the executive session.

The board’s executive-session resolution listed legal cases, contract negotiations and personnel issues as allowable closed-session topics under N.J.S.A. 10:4-12; the agenda specifically noted the superintendent search as a personnel matter discussed in closed session. The minutes show the motions to approve the two legal agreements were moved (motion by Mr. McDevitt) and seconded (Mr. Alves) and the motions carried.

The board packet identifies the two matters by docket number; the terms of the settlement and the transportation agreement were summarized in the meeting motion but the detailed terms are part of the agreements referenced in the agenda and, where applicable, the board’s public records.