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Little Egg Harbor Township board grants grievance filed by teachers’ union
Summary
The Little Egg Harbor Township Board of Education voted to grant a grievance filed by the LEHT Education Association that had been discussed in executive session; the motion passed on a roll-call vote at the board meeting.
The Little Egg Harbor Township Board of Education voted to grant a grievance filed by the LEHT Education Association dated March 10, 2026, following discussion in executive session. The chair told the public the motion would provide the relief the association had sought if approved.
“The motion has been made to grant the grievance, which would provide the education association with the relief that they are seeking if it is approved,” said the chair, who moved the motion. A second was recorded and the board conducted a roll-call vote.
When the clerk called the roll, each named member answered in the affirmative: Miss Server, Mister LeChega, Mister Neil Cook, Doctor Snyder, Mister O’Keefe and Mister Filicella all recorded “yes” on the motion. The clerk announced, and the chair later stated, “Motion carries.”
Board members said the grievance had been heard in executive session; the chair emphasized the formal vote on the grievance took place in public after the private discussion. The board did not discuss details of the grievance on the public record beyond confirming that the grievance would provide relief to the association if the motion was approved.
The board adjourned after routine remaining business. No further public detail about the grievance or the relief awarded was provided at the meeting.
