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Rumson-Fair Haven board amends facilities plan, approves $937,959.22 in expenditures and spring crew lease with Rumson
Summary
The board approved a Long Range Facilities Plan amendment and multiple finance items including a $327,248.09 bill list, payroll totaling $610,711.13 (total expenditures $937,959.22), and a lease agreement with the Borough of Rumson that includes a $23,928 reimbursement for spring crew coaching costs. All motions passed by unanimous roll call.
The Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School Board of Education on Feb. 20 amended its Long Range Facilities Plan and approved routine finance items, including a bill list of $327,248.09 and payroll of $610,711.13, for total expenditures of $937,959.22.
School Business Administrator Sean S. Cranston certified that “no line item has been over expended in violation of 6A:23A-16.10(c)3 and that sufficient funds are available to meet the district’s financial obligations for the remainder of the fiscal year,” and presented the January financial reports and budget transfers for board approval.
The board also authorized Spiezle Architectural Group Inc. to submit the amended Long Range Facilities Plan to the New Jersey Department of Education to satisfy five‑year reporting requirements. Separately, the board authorized an agreement with the Borough of Rumson to lease borough-owned equipment so the district can field a Spring crew team; the agreement stipulates the Borough will reimburse the district $23,928 for hiring and managing coaching staff for the 2024 spring season.
The board accepted a donation from the RFH Booster Club of an LED scorers table for the high school gym valued at approximately $16,000 and identified various instructional materials as surplus for disposal under N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-45.
On a motion by Mr. Grant, seconded by Mrs. Kiley, the board approved finance items #9–21 by unanimous roll call vote. The approvals included the Board Secretary’s monthly certification, the Panda LLC cash reconciliation report for January, and recommended budget transfers.
What happens next: Spiezle Architectural Group will submit the amended LRFP to the Department of Education as authorized; the borough lease will be executed by the board president and business administrator/board secretary as authorized by the resolution.
