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Board approves personnel actions and multiple service contracts; RFP awards named

Keansburg Board of Education · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The superintendent presented a multi-item consent agenda including retirements, reemployment, leaves, coach/adviser positions, acceptance of a New York Giants donation, and awards of RFPs for therapy and nursing services; the board approved the consent agenda by roll call.

The Keansburg Board of Education approved a multi-part consent agenda that included personnel actions and awards of service contracts for the 2026-27 school year. The superintendent listed retirements and resignations, reemployment of administrators and nonprofessional staff, several leaves of absence, coach and adviser positions for fall, and volunteer approvals. The superintendent also presented procurement items including an agreement with Edmentum Digital Curriculum Solutions, acceptance of a New York Giants donation for $2,000.10, and awards for applied behavioral analysis and therapy staffing.

Specific awards announced in the superintendent's recommendations included RFP selections for applied behavioral analysis and behavioral consultant services (RFP 600And27) awarded to Progressive Therapy; occupational therapy (RFP 207) awarded to Garden State School Staffing; physical therapy services (RFP 03-20,000-6227) and nursing services (RFP 04-2026-27) awarded to ATC Healthcare Services and other vendors listed in the agenda. The superintendent also referenced approvals for food-service management company Macchio's, renewal of insurance, and shared-service contracts for the 2026-27 school year.

A motion to approve the consent agenda was made and seconded; the board conducted roll call votes and recorded a majority of 'yes' votes with several abstentions called out for specific subitems. One board member noted recusals for particular entries but the overall consent agenda was approved as presented.