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Rocky Hill Board of Education adopts 2025–26 calendar, approves minutes and adjourns
Summary
At its Dec. 19 meeting, the Town of Rocky Hill Board of Education approved prior minutes, adopted the proposed 2025–2026 school year calendar and adjourned after taking a short recess; motions were recorded as unanimous.
The Town of Rocky Hill Board of Education on Dec. 19, 2024, approved prior meeting minutes, adopted the proposed 2025–2026 school year calendar and adjourned following a brief recess at Town Hall Council Chambers.
Chairman Steven Slattery announced that a quorum was present and listed administrators in attendance, including Superintendent Mark Zito, Ed.D., and assistant superintendents Charles Zettergren, Wendy Durand and Amy Stevenson. Committee member Brian Clemens moved to take a seven-minute recess; the motion was seconded by Jennifer Baron-Morfea and recorded as carried (FAVOR: ALL).
After the recess, Clemens moved to approve the minutes of the Nov. 18, 2024, Special Meeting (as corrected) and the Nov. 21, 2024, Board meeting; Jay Chhabra seconded the motion, which was recorded as carried (FAVOR: ALL). Later in the meeting, Clemens moved to adopt the proposed 2025–2026 school calendar; Thomas Cosker seconded the motion and it was recorded as carried (FAVOR: ALL). The meeting was adjourned at 8:15 p.m. after a motion by Clemens seconded by Baron-Morfea.
The meeting packet records attendees as Steven Slattery (Chairman), Jennifer Baron-Morfea, Jay Chhabra, Brian Clemens, Thomas Cosker, Sean Gavin and Maria Mennella; the minutes note that motions should show maker, seconder and votes and that an original must be submitted to the Town Clerk of Rocky Hill within 48 hours in accordance with Connecticut General Statutes. The minutes indicate motions as "FAVOR: ALL, MOTION CARRIED" but do not list individual recorded vote tallies in the text provided.
No other substantive discussion, public comment, amendments or contested votes are recorded in the minutes provided. The Board transmitted the meeting minutes for the official record per statutory requirements.
