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Board adopts revised agenda and adds T‑emergent HR items including a resignation, paid administrative leave entries and a termination resolution

Wayne Board of Education · February 20, 2025
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Summary

During its Feb. 20 meeting the Wayne Board of Education voted to adopt a revised agenda that added T‑emergent human-resources items: a paraprofessional resignation (Jennifer Sawyer), revisions to administrative leave dates for two employee IDs, and a termination resolution for employee ID 6734 effective April 21, 2025; the additions were read and the agenda was approved by roll call.

The Wayne Board of Education on Feb. 20 approved a revised meeting agenda that included several T‑emergent human-resources items the administration read into the record.

Administrators asked to add to the agenda: approval of resignation/retirements including Jennifer Sawyer (paraprofessional, Wayne Hills High School, 1 FTE, effective Feb. 19, 2025); revisions to administrative-leave entries (ID 6830 — Wayne Hills High School end date Feb. 19, 2025; ID 6734 — Wayne Valley High School paid administrative leave Feb. 18 through Apr. 21, 2025); and a resolution to approve the termination of employee ID 6734 effective Apr. 21, 2025 for Just Cause. The proposed termination resolution was read aloud as part of the agenda revisions.

A motion to adopt the revised agenda passed on a roll-call vote. Recorded votes were: Mrs Lamandre — yes; Mr Paul — yes; Mr Alquin — yes; Mr Faber — yes; Mr Gardano — yes; Mrs Regoso — yes; Mr Pavlac — yes. The board announced the motion carried.

Why it matters: Adding T‑emergent personnel items places sensitive personnel actions on the public agenda for potential later vote or action and gives public notice of administrative requests (resignation, leave dates and the referenced termination resolution).

Actions recorded: The agenda-adoption motion and roll-call result were entered into the minutes; the termination resolution was added to the agenda for consideration but the transcript does not record a final vote on the termination itself.

Quote from the read resolution: "Resolved that the Board of Education upon the recommendation of the superintendent approves the termination of employee ID number 6734 effective April 21st 2025 for Just Cause." (Resolution text read into record as part of the agenda revisions.)

What’s next: The transcript does not record a board vote on the termination resolution; the item remains on the revised agenda for subsequent consideration or vote.