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Board approves routine finance items, hears grant and event updates and moves to executive session on a student discipline matter
Summary
The board approved routine finance items, heard a donor/grant update and announcements about a May 29 police‑school community event and upcoming arts concerts, then voted to enter executive session to discuss a student discipline case.
At its meeting the Haddon Township School District board moved through routine business: a motion to approve minutes and consent items was made early in the meeting, and later the board approved finance agenda items 8.1–8.2 by roll‑call vote.
During the superintendent’s report staff noted several community updates. A presenter described recent fundraising/grant activity, saying, “I think we'll raise about 325,000 or so,” and that a forthcoming check would be “a little less than $21,000,” with one award of about $8,000 earmarked for a wood‑shop tool requested by the program. The superintendent also announced a police‑school partnership event, “Rec: Recognize, Educate, and Change,” scheduled for May 29 from 4:30–7:30 p.m. at the high school gym to foster positive interactions between students and law enforcement.
Superintendent (S2) also outlined several arts events — a middle school concert on May 27, a DPA awards banquet on June 3 and a high school concert with the gallery opening at 6 p.m. — and summarized student‑services items including results from an elementary kindness/inclusion survey and the installation of feminine‑product dispensers in student restrooms, which student representatives said have been used as intended.
In section 11 a board member asked a staff member about an anomaly in suspension reporting; staff described a small reporting anomaly but no policy change was made during the discussion.
Before adjourning regular session, the chair moved to enter executive session to discuss a student discipline matter; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. No further details of the discipline matter were disclosed in open session.
The consent and finance actions taken were procedural; the transcript records motions, seconds and affirmative roll‑call responses but does not include a full named vote tally for every item. The meeting resumed after photos for the recognition item and then proceeded to executive session.
