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Board approves multiple consent agenda items including curriculum writing, personnel appointments and policy items
Summary
The board approved grouped consent-agenda motions covering Curriculum & Instruction items (19.2–19.3), Budget & Finance items (20.2–20.5), Human Resources appointments (21.1–21.10) and Policy & Legislation items (22.1–22.4); a cooperating-teacher item was pulled for correction and a few abstentions/recusals were recorded.
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The Cherry Hill Board of Education approved several grouped consent-agenda items during its June meeting, encompassing curriculum work, capital-related change orders, personnel actions and policy motions.
Dr. Morton moved the CNI items (19.2–19.3) as presented and the board voted to approve them; the chair announced "Motion carries." Mr. Greenbaum then moved BNF items (20.2–20.5), which included change orders and budget items related to summer projects, and the board again approved those items.
During the BNF vote a board member noted recusals on specific bill lists (Jewish Federation on the first and fifth bill lists, and Lenape on a sixth bill list); the transcript records the recusal announcement but does not provide a full roll-call count.
The HR consent agenda (21.1–21.10) was presented and approved after the administration pulled one cooperating-teacher entry (21.4.f) for correction; two board members recorded abstentions on item 21.10 and the motion carried for the remainder. The board then approved the P&L consent agenda (22.1–22.4); one member abstained on 22.4 citing absence for those items.
The board’s actions were presented as routine consent approvals; detailed vote tallies were not provided in the public transcript beyond recorded abstentions and recusal statements. Several items described in public comment (moving/storage costs and curriculum-writing fees) were raised by members of the public earlier during the meeting but did not change the board’s approval of the consent items at this session.

