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Sayreville Board votes to enter closed session on personnel and contract negotiations

Board of Education of the Borough of Sayreville · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The Sayreville Board of Education voted to move into an executive session to discuss personnel matters, grievances and bargaining related to the Sayreville Education Association for 2025–26, student matters and attorney–client privileged issues. The motion was made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mrs. Pavone, and carried unanimously on the roll call recorded in the meeting.

The Sayreville Board of Education voted to go into executive session to discuss personnel issues, grievances and negotiations with the Sayreville Education Association related to the 2025–26 contract (articles 5, 6 and 7), student matters and attorney–client privileged topics.

Board Chair said, "I'll now entertain a motion to move into executive session." Mr. Smith moved to enter the closed session and Mrs. Pavone seconded the motion. The clerk read a resolution citing the Open Public Meetings Act (Public Law 1975, chapter 231) and specifying the categories of business exempted from public discussion.

During the roll call on the resolution, the clerk recorded affirmative votes from Mrs. Bloom, Mr. Callahan, Mrs. Hernandez, Mrs. Pavone, Mr. Smith, Mr. Walsh and Mr. Fernandez. The clerk announced that the motion carried and the board proceeded to the executive session immediately; the resolution stated the matters would be made public when the need for non-disclosure no longer exists.

The resolution named personnel (including grievances related to the Sayreville Education Association for 2025–26, articles 5, 6 and 7), negotiations with the Sayreville Education Association, student matters and attorney–client privileged matters as the subjects to be discussed. No public details about the substantive discussions or outcomes of the closed session were disclosed on the public record at the time the board moved into executive session.