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Board hears committee reports, schedules civility pledge for September and moves to private session on superintendent's evaluation
Summary
At the June 15 meeting the board received committee liaison and community relations reports, learned the CSA evaluation timeline must finish by July 1, and the Superintendent highlighted end-of-year school events. The board scheduled a civility resolution for September, then entered executive session to discuss the superintendent's evaluation with no action planned.
Karen, serving as the board's committee liaison, reported on the Morris County Educational Services Commission reorganization and governance work on June meetings, noting a compressed timeline for the chief school administrator evaluation that "has to get done by July 1." She said the governance committee is functioning as a watchdog and that retreat planning and evaluation steps are underway.
Danielle, representing the community relations committee, said that committee met June 9 with participants including Anne, Tom, Lori, George and Kim. She reported "analytics for the report cards" were better than expected, discussed possible survey ideas and said the committee will propose a resolution in coming months to coordinate the police station working in conjunction with the district. Danielle noted the community relations committee next meets July 28 at 4:15 PM.
The Superintendent summarized several end-of-year school events: "The kids were having a great time," the Superintendent said after viewing a fifth-grade slideshow, and also mentioned the Millington choral concert and the kindergarten graduation. The Superintendent previewed middle-school commencement and last-day clap-ins and clap-outs.
Karen told the board she had omitted one item earlier and said the civility resolution and civility pledge will be considered in September. The meeting closed public business after a roll-call of consent items and the board voted to move into an executive session to discuss the Superintendent's evaluation; the Chair said no action will be taken following that session.
No public comments on agenda items were recorded in the public portion of the meeting.
Next steps: the civility pledge/resolution will be taken up in September and the executive session will proceed in private; the public record shows no subsequent action at the conclusion of the meeting.
