Hillside school board advances multiple agenda bundles, asks staff for building-timeline details
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The Hillside Public School District board approved organization, finance, buildings & grounds, education, policy and labor bundles at a regular meeting, asked staff for specific construction timelines on a buildings item and clarified that an education item would support both general-education and special-education teachers districtwide.
The Hillside Public School District board met in regular session and approved a series of bundled agenda items covering organization, finance, buildings and grounds, education, policy and labor, and closed the meeting after routine recognitions and announcements.
President Dr. Howard opened the business portion of the meeting and members moved and seconded motions to take multiple agenda bundles up for roll call. The finance bundle (items 1–8) was moved by Miss Aguirre and seconded; the buildings-and-grounds package was raised and several line items were either pushed or advanced for further timelines and scheduling. "I can get back to you with those timelines," the clerk said when asked about when work on buildings item 1 would start and whether spaces would need to close.
Before the education roll call, a board member asked the superintendent which staff and schools would benefit from education item 7. The superintendent replied, "This would be both gen ed teachers and special education teachers. District wide." That clarification was recorded before the board approved the education bundle (items 1–11).
Under labor, Miss Best moved items 1 through 30 and drew the board's attention to item 2a; the board agreed to strike letter a on item 2 for later discussion so the amended labor package was included in the roll-call vote. Several members offered brief recognitions during new business, including a Women's History Month acknowledgement, condolences to the Lawler family and congratulations to board members celebrating birthdays. Board representative Mister O'Kai closed the meeting, telling the group, "I love you all," before the president moved to adjourn.
The transcript records roll-call approvals for the bundles named above, but individual vote-by-name tallies were not consistently mapped in the transcript and are not reported here. The clerk said staff would provide written timelines for building work and any further implementation details as requested by board members.