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Hainesport board readopts policies and curricula, reappoints district professionals and signatories
Summary
The board voted to readopt the current policy manual and curricula through January 2027 and reappointed a slate of district professionals and bank signatories; specific vendors and resolution codes were listed in the motion.
The Hainesport Township Board of Education on Jan. 6 readopted its current policy manual and curriculum and reappointed a roster of district professionals to serve through the next reorganization meeting in January 2027.
Superintendent Joseph R. Corn recommended readoption of existing bylaws, policies and regulations and the current and updated curricula (including computer science, design thinking, career readiness, ELA, math, health and physical education, science, social studies, world language and visual and performing arts). The board also recommended reappointing professional vendors by resolution (listed in the agenda as Resolutions 2026A–2026L). The agenda named the vendors and services as follows: Adams, Lattiboudere, Croot & Herman, LLC (Attorney, Res. 2026A); New Road Construction Management Co., Inc. (Construction Manager of Record, Res. 2026B); T.C. Irons Agency (Insurance Agent, Res. 2026C); Holt McNally & Associates Inc. (Auditor, Res. 2026D); Brown & Brown Benefit Advisors (Health Benefits Broker, Res. 2026E); Michelle Critelli/Our Playground Therapy Services LLC (Occupational Therapist, Res. 2026F); Therapy Coaches in Motion (Physical Therapist, Res. 2026G); Let's Talk Speech, PC (Speech Language Therapist, Res. 2026H); Regan Young, England, Butera (RYEBREAD) (Architect of Record, Res. 2026I); Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A. (Bond Counsel, Res. 2026J); Phoenix Advisors, LLC (Continuing Disclosure Agent, Res. 2026K); and Dr. Charles A. Scott (School Physician, Res. 2026L).
The board also reapproved official depository banks and assigned signatories for general fund, payroll, student activities and other accounts as listed in the agenda, and reapproved the Burlington County Times as the district's official newspaper for public notices through January 2027. The roll-call vote on action items 9A'E carried; the transcript does not provide explicit numeric vote counts for each item in a clear machine-readable tally.
These are routine, annual organizational items that allow the district to continue operations and contract relationships for the coming year.
