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Millburn board unanimously approves minutes, instruction, personnel, business and policy items

Millburn Township Board of Education · January 26, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 26 meeting the Millburn Township Board of Education approved minutes from December and January and voted unanimously to approve instruction, personnel, business and policy agenda items; no dissenting votes are recorded in the transcript excerpt.

The Millburn Township Board of Education conducted several routine votes during its Jan. 26 meeting, with roll‑call results recorded in the public record.

Early in the meeting the board voted to approve the minutes from Dec. 15, 2025 and Jan. 5, 2026; the motion passed after roll call. Later in the agenda the board approved instruction motions 1a through 1h, personnel items 2a and 2b, business items 3a through 3n, and policy items 4a through 4c. The roll calls recorded affirmative votes from the members present; no opposing votes were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.

Board members who were recorded voting in the roll calls included (as named in the roll calls): Mister Cassin, Mister Finkelstein, Miss Wang, Mister Lawrence, Miss Longley Richards, Miss Chiavani, Mister Bigman, and Miss Speltz. The clerk called the roll and each of these members answered "Yes" on the several motions during the meeting segment included in the transcript.

The meeting record shows the board also recognized a Glenwood School PTO donation of an AV system and approved recommended custodial transfers as part of business items. Several board members asked clarifying questions on agenda items before the votes, including a clarification that certain instructional service providers listed in the packet were new engagements.

The meeting adjourned following a second public‑comment period and brief board remarks.