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Hillsborough Township board approves ESEA transfer, coach appointments and Woods Road lighting project

Hillsborough Township Board of Education · May 19, 2026
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Summary

After a brief recess the board approved three routine motions: submission of a FY2026 ESEA fund-transfer amendment, approval of coach appointments, and a ceiling-and-lighting replacement project at Woods Road Elementary; the transcript records each motion as carried.

After reconvening, Superintendent Colby presented several routine items and the board approved each by motion.

Colby requested board consideration to approve submission of an amendment for fiscal year 2026 to transfer funds within the ESEA grant. The board moved, seconded and the transcript records "Motion carries." The superintendent described this as an administrative amendment to ESEA funding; no further discussion was recorded.

In human-resources business, Colby asked for approval of coach appointments (referenced in the record as "coaches for 02/2627"). A motion was made and seconded and the transcript records affirmative votes and the motion carrying. The agenda text in the record did not list specific appointment names or salary details in the public transcript.

In operations the board considered and approved a final motion for ceiling and lighting replacement at Woods Road Elementary School. The motion was moved, seconded and the transcript again records "Motion carries." No additional budgetary breakdown was provided in the public record at this meeting.

The transcript records roll-call style affirmation for each motion and the chair stated each motion carried; individual tallies and detailed contract amounts were not transcribed in the public record.