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Superintendent outlines summer preparations; business administrator reports $4.66 million cash balance

Hanover Township School District Board of Education · July 23, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Mr. Sumi described summer programs, facility maintenance and staffing transitions; the board secretary/business administrator reported a period-end cash balance of $4,655,320.09 and other fund balances.

Superintendent Mr. Sumi delivered a summer update highlighting extended-school-year programming, cross-district partnerships, facility work and staffing transitions as the district prepares for the 2025–26 school year.

He thanked staff for summer curriculum writing, noted partnerships with Madison Public Schools for ESY and STEAM Academy at Meadow School, and acknowledged custodial and maintenance efforts preparing buildings for September. He also named new staff arrivals and transitions: the district welcomed a new director of technology and plans to officially welcome the new business administrator, Marcy Krasny, who begins Aug. 18.

Earlier, the board secretary/business administrator (Dr. Vicky) presented the district’s period-end financials: a total cash balance of $4,655,320.09, interest to date of $173,001.19, and an SAC contribution of $9,392.33. She also reported Fund 10 and Fund 20 and Fund 60 balances during her finance report.

Sumi noted building-specific work including roof replacement over the 7th grade wing at Memorial and thanked custodial teams for expedited cleaning schedules. He said the district is centralizing K–5 registration in the board office to streamline enrollment and balance class sizes, and that further agenda items on the lunch program vendor and curriculum will return in August for approvals.

The board expressed appreciation for summer program staff and for interim administrators who supported transition tasks during the year.