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Lawrence Township Board approves minutes, personnel and routine business items
Summary
At its May 20 meeting the board adopted May 6 minutes, approved personnel items (P1'P17), accepted curriculum and student-services actions (donation of clarinets, out-of-district placements), and ratified finance and business items (SBM1'SBM30, MB1'MB10). All motions carried by roll call.
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The Lawrence Township Board of Education took a series of routine but consequential actions at its May 20 meeting, approving minutes, personnel appointments, curriculum items and a slate of financial and business measures.
The board adopted the executive-session and regular-session minutes from its May 6, 2026 meeting after a motion and second. The roll-call on the minutes recorded Mr. Capparotta as Yes, Mr. Clark as Abstain, and Ms. Evans, Ms. Kroger, Ms. Kelly, Ms. Martinez, Ms. Pasquale and Ms. Pose as Yes; the motion carried.
Later in the agenda the board moved personnel items P1 through P17, covering summer positions, hires for the 2026-27 school year (including staff for the preschool program), retirements (including a 25-year special education assistant), substitute and nursing approvals, leaves and other personnel matters. The motion to approve P1'P17 passed by roll call with board members recorded as voting Yes.
Curriculum and student-services motions included approval of travel logs, the acceptance of a $2,895 donation of clarinets for instructional use at LIS, and authorization of out-of-district placements. These items were moved and passed by roll call.
On finance and business items, the board approved bills, budget transfers, grant acceptances, professional services contracts (including athletic trainers and therapy services), transportation renewals, and construction-related awards (including ramps and railing replacements at Slackwood and concrete steps and railing replacements at Sackett School). The board voted to move SBM1'SBM30 and MB1'MB10; recorded roll-call votes were Yes and motions carried.
There were no public speakers during the two public-comment opportunities. The board then unanimously approved adjournment and reminded the community of upcoming Memorial Day and strategic-planning dates.
Actions recorded in the meeting: adoption of minutes, personnel approvals (P1'P17), acceptance of donation ($2,895 clarinets), out-of-district placement approvals, SBM1'SBM30 business items, and MB1'MB10 calendar/contract awards. Vote records and roll-call lists are based on the meeting transcript and recorded roll calls during each motion.

