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Wayne board adds settlement and HIP items to agenda, approves moving entire agenda as one item
Summary
At its June 11 meeting the Wayne Township Board of Education added two settlement agreements and a HIP appeal affirmation to the agenda and voted unanimously to move the full agenda as a single consent item; roll-call recorded nine 'yes' votes.
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The Wayne Township Board of Education on June 11 announced revisions to its agenda that added two settlement agreements and a HIP appeal affirmation, then voted to move the entire agenda as one consent item.
Board leaders said the agenda revision removed an item approving vended meals and added: (1) approval of a settlement and general release in the matter of student ID 8595837657 (OAL docket EDS 21871-2025; agency reference 2026-4193); (2) approval of a settlement and general release in the matter of student ID 26200011442 (agency reference 2026-4810); and (3) affirmation of the superintendent’s decision on HIP case number 58/2025-2026 under NJSA 18A:37-15(b)(6).
After committee reports and public comment, the board took a single omnibus motion to approve the full agenda as one item. The board conducted a roll-call vote with the following recorded as voting "yes": Mr. Leander; Mr. Paul; Mr. Proacos; Mr. Agnes; Mr. Alquin; Mr. Faber; Mr. Hayman; Mrs. Regalos; and Mr. Pap. The motion carried.
No further details on the terms of the settlement agreements or the HIP determination were stated during the meeting; the board authorized the board president and secretary to execute the settlements and authorized the business administrator and superintendent to take steps required by the settlements' terms. The meeting record shows the items were added to the agenda for consideration, but the transcript does not include the final approval text for each settlement clause or any vote separate from the omnibus consent vote.

