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East Windsor school board approves consent agenda, accepts $5,000 donation and superintendent contract

East Windsor Regional School District Board of Education · June 15, 2026
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Summary

At its June 15 meeting the East Windsor Regional School District board approved a broad consent agenda — including a $5,000 donation from alumnus Ron Longo, the superintendent's contract, personnel and procurement items — with one abstention noted.

The East Windsor Regional School District Board of Education voted June 15 to approve a broad consent agenda covering staffing, contracts, procurement, surplus disposals and other routine business items.

The consent list included staffing for June 15, approval of the superintendent’s contract (item B), acceptance of a $5,000 donation from alum Ron Longo of Diversified Rack and Shelving to support students in need, awards of RFPs for therapeutic services and other administrative items. The list also covered multiple change orders for facility projects, audit acceptance, transportation renewals and technology recycling batches.

During the roll call vote the board recorded the following positions as announced in the meeting: Miss Boli — yes; Mr. Falco — yes; Miss Drake — yes; Mr. Russo — yes; Mr. Weeks/Weekes — yes; Miss Lans — yes. Board member Miss Laruso said she would abstain from staffing renewals (line 169) and also abstained from item B (the superintendent’s contract); the motion nevertheless carried.

The superintendent had earlier highlighted the Ron Longo donation and said it was on the agenda for board approval that evening. The board did not provide additional public detail about contract terms during the meeting; the consent motion covered many items at once and was presented and approved by roll call.