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Warren Hills Regional Board elects Alfred Coscia president, hires firm for superintendent search
Summary
At its Jan. 6 reorganization meeting the Warren Hills Regional Board of Education elected Alfred Coscia president, named Amy Kemp vice president, approved reorganization appointments and unanimously hired 4M Consulting, LLC for $9,775 to conduct a superintendent search.
The Warren Hills Regional Board of Education on Jan. 6 elected Alfred Coscia as board president and Amy Kemp as vice president, approved its 2026 meeting calendar and delegate appointments, and voted to hire 4M Consulting, LLC to conduct a superintendent search at a cost of $9,775. The reorganization and procurement motions passed with recorded aye votes from all nine board members.
The nominations came during the reorganization portion of the meeting. Lisa Marshall moved to nominate Alfred Coscia for president; the board closed nominations and approved Coscia’s election. Corey Piasecki nominated Amy Kemp for vice president; nominations were closed and the board approved Kemp. The board also approved its 2026 meeting calendar (meetings at the Board Office, Bowerstown Campus; executive session at 6:30 p.m., public session at 7:00 p.m.) and appointed Lisa Marshall as delegate to the New Jersey School Boards Association, Amy Kemp as alternate delegate, and Paula Merrill as delegate to the Warren County School Boards Association.
During new business the board agreed to add a resolution under Budget & Finance to hire a search firm. By motion, second and unanimous approval the board hired 4M Consulting, LLC for $9,775 to conduct a superintendent search. The addition of the resolution and the subsequent approval of the contract were recorded as separate actions on the agenda and both were approved by the full board.
The board entered executive session at 6:43 p.m. citing matters confidential under law, including pending litigation and personnel matters; it reconvened at 7:10 p.m. and continued public business. The meeting included routine reorganization housekeeping and set the governance calendar and association delegates for the year.
The board’s public notice statement confirmed compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act. No public comment was recorded during the action-items portion of the meeting. The board adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
