Board of Education desires to appoint a firm of certified public accountants to act as board auditors for the School District Board of Education for fiscal years ended June 30, 2027 and 2028. The professional should demonstrate knowledge of Board of Education auditing laws and regulations and experience in providing advice to
Board of Education on records compliance issues.
Insurance Consultant or firm who will be the representative of the Board of Education in all matters relating to the school district’s insurance needs (package policies and health insurance) as specified below. The appointee must demonstrate a successful background representing the interest of school districts in the State of New Jersey. They are responsible for making recommendations to the Board
for the various insurance needs of the district. They must assist in the notification process of claims and potential claims and with the coordination of the same. They must provide assistance in the resolution of any health benefit claim dispute upon request. They must procure competitively priced health benefits insurance for eligible employees which meet the Board's requirements under the various union contracts and all applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules, and regulations. They must assist in the completion of any OSHA and PEOSHA forms, documents and in complying with any workplace safety and injury prevention laws, rules, regulations, and programs that might be required.Insurance needs include both employee health insurance (Medical, Prescription, Dental, Vision) and property/casualty insurance needs (property, boiler, flood, auto, legal liability, general liability, worker’s compensation, E&O, crime, bond, etc.).
Sole Source:Not viable—district does not use sole source; steer to a formal competitive bid (state threshold $53,000 with a QPA as of July 1, 2025).
Coops:Tip: ESCNJ, 1NJCP, EdgeMarket, PEPPM; buyer hasn’t historically used coops, but you can encourage them to explore these procurement programs as options.
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Central Regional School District, NJ does not use sole source. 2023–2024 audits show no sole source awards and the district adheres to formal competitive bidding for contracts over the state threshold ($53,000 with a QPA as of July 1, 2025).
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Central Regional School District
Central Regional School District Board of Education Board of Education Agenda
Date: Nov 19, 2020Type: Meeting mention
The agenda covers comprehensive personnel, general, and financial recommendations. Key topics include the appointment and resignation of staff, approval of leaves of absence, and various stipends. General business items involve recording fire and security drills, approving out-of-district student placements, winter sports schedules, and policies related to postnatal accommodations and domestic violence. The board also reviewed financial matters such as authorizing consulting services, budget transfers, contracts for HVAC equipment, school security grant submissions, and the acquisition of a maintenance vehicle. Furthermore, the meeting addressed facility use requests and the acknowledgement of RFQs for various professional services.
Central Regional School District Strategic Plan 2024-2029
Date: Aug 21, 2024Type: Strategic Plan
The strategic plan for the Central Regional School District aims to raise the achievement level of all students and ensure they master skills for a productive life. The plan, developed during the 2023-2024 academic year, outlines five key goal areas: Student Engagement, Community Partnerships, Health & Wellness, Alternative Revenue Streams & Facilities, and Climate & Culture. It serves as a roadmap to guide the board and district over the next five years.
Key Contacts
Public-sector contacts connected to Central Regional School District.
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Kelli BlajdaAdministrative Assistant to the Superintendent
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Erin FlaneganAdministrative Assistant to the Superintendent
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Board of Education Regular Meeting
Date: Mar 25, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board meeting addressed a wide range of personnel matters, including new staff appointments, substitutes, leaves of absence, and various coaching and advisory assignments. General business included the approval of policies and regulations, student out-of-district placements, field trips, fundraising activities, and HIB incident reports. Financial items were a major focus, featuring the approval of a preliminary budget, authorization of district travel, facility use requests, various service contracts, and the review of the Treasurer's report. Additionally, the board discussed the authorization of HVAC repair bids and conducted interviews for an Island Heights board seat.
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