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Winslow Township board approves minutes, superintendent, business and personnel reports

Winslow Township School District Board of Education · May 14, 2026
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Summary

The Winslow Township School District Board of Education on May 13 approved minutes from an earlier meeting, the superintendent and business-administrator reports, and a personnel report and addendum by roll-call votes; one abstention was recorded on an interim-superintendent contract item.

The Winslow Township School District Board of Education approved several routine reports and personnel items during its May 13 meeting, voting to accept minutes from the April 29, 2025 meeting, the superintendent’s report, the business administrator/board secretary report and a multi-page personnel report and addendum.

Board President Mr. Thomas called for motion and roll-call votes on each item. The motion to approve the minutes carried; a board member asked that once contracts returned from the county superintendent each board member be furnished with copies of the assistant superintendent’s, business administrator’s and interim superintendent’s contracts before they are entered into the minutes. During the minutes vote, Miss Neandez recorded an abstention on at least one item and Mr. Thomas said he would abstain on the matter involving the interim superintendent; the minutes motion otherwise passed.

The board then approved the superintendent’s recommendations and the business administrator/board secretary report covering pages 7–11 by roll call, with all present voting yes. The personnel report (pages 12–21) was approved by roll call, and the board also approved a two-page pink-page personnel addendum after a separate motion and unanimous roll-call vote of those present.

These votes were procedural approvals of reports and personnel actions listed on the meeting agenda and did not, in the recorded discussion, include debated policy changes or program authorizations. The board declared it had a quorum before conducting the votes and carried the motions by recorded roll call.