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Woodbridge board adopts multiple committee recommendations, including 66 finance items

Woodbridge Township Board of Education · July 16, 2026
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Summary

On July 16, the Woodbridge Township Board of Education moved and approved a slate of committee recommendations across superintendent, finance, personnel, curriculum, safety and dining/transportation agendas; several omnibus motions were adopted on roll call.

WOODBRIDGE, N.J. — The Woodbridge Township Board of Education on July 16 approved a series of committee recommendations covering finance, personnel, curriculum, safety, dining and communications.

Board President (addressed as madam president) opened the meeting and the board took procedural steps including a closed-session briefing for personnel and attorney-client advice before resuming public business. Dr. Massimino, the superintendent, presented routine monthly reports including student registers, fraud and suspension reports and bomb-threat and attendance-officer reports.

Committee chairs moved a set of omnibus motions to adopt recommendations across standing committees. The finance and insurance committee presented 66 items that the board moved to adopt; the personnel committee presented 29 items; the dining and transportation committee presented four items; the communication policy and planning committee presented two items; the curriculum, extracurricular activities and technology committee presented one item; and the safety and security committee presented one item. Each set of recommendations was offered as a motion, seconded and approved on the board’s roll call. The transcript records affirmative votes or recorded "Yes" responses from members present; individual voter names were not captured alongside each roll call in the record provided.

The board also approved four items from the superintendent’s agenda after a motion and roll-call vote.

No substantive debate on the content of the committee recommendations is recorded in the provided transcript; most items were moved, seconded and adopted as presented. The secretary read notices of received bids earlier in the meeting, including IFB 2707 (food-service kitchen equipment service and repair) and two athletic-supplies IFBs dated June 16, 2026.

The board adjourned following a brief public-comment period.