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Toms River board approves personnel moves, finance items and intergovernmental parking agreement

Board of Education of the Toms River Regional School District · July 9, 2025
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Summary

The board approved multiple routine agenda items by roll call — including personnel appointments, the impress fund resolution, an MOU with Ocean County for parking at Toms River South, and certification of the board secretary's May report — and adjourned.

The Toms River Regional School District Board of Education approved a slate of routine agenda items and personnel actions at its regular meeting.

On motions and subsequent roll-call votes, the board approved the impress fund account resolution; a memorandum of understanding with Ocean County for parking use at Toms River South; the district's annual submission to the county for alternate method of compliance requests; agenda items 13 through 18 en bloc; certification of the board secretary's report for May 2025; and educational program items 1–7. Personnel agenda items 1–20 and addendum items 21–35 were also approved, with at least one recorded recusal on an addendum item.

Chair remarks at the start of the meeting included praise for board members and recognition of the district’s broader legal and funding context. The chair congratulated newly appointed administrators: Courtney Norcross, named principal of Silver Bay Elementary School, and Brian Madigan on a district director assignment; board members also offered brief congratulations.

Most recorded roll-call votes were unanimous among members present. Contessa was excused/absent for the meeting. A motion to adjourn carried at the close of the session; the presiding officer said the board will reconvene next month.