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Toms River board approves routine administrative items including anti-bullying self-assessment
Summary
The Board approved the district's Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act self-assessment, submitted the health and safety checklist and accepted personnel and policy readings by roll call; actions were unanimous as recorded at the meeting.
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The Board of Education voted unanimously to approve several administrative items brought forward on the agenda, including the district self-assessment under the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act, submission of the Department of Education health and safety checklist and the District Performance Review for 202526#8211;2026.
At the meeting the presenter summarized the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights self-assessment results and incident counts; the board then moved, seconded and approved the resolution by roll call. The clerk recorded affirmative votes from members listed on the record, after which the board proceeded through grouped approvals for policies, personnel agenda items and the board secretary's certification for August 2025.
Votes at a glance
- Anti-Bullying self-assessment resolution: approved by roll call (members recorded as voting yes included Matarazzo, Joubert, Coyne, Contessa, Eagan, Pascarella, Capone and Lamb).
- Submission of 202526#8211;26 health and safety evaluation and comprehensive maintenance plan: approved by roll call.
- District Performance Review submission (NJ CUSAC District Performance Review 202526#8211;2026): approved by roll call.
- First and second readings/adoptions of listed policies, regulations and bylaws: motions passed by roll call.
Board actions were presented as routine business; the superintendent and board members highlighted the importance of maintaining compliance and keeping materials public. The meeting closed after a public comment period and the chair announced the board will reconvene next month.

