Alicia Busillo

The meeting included a presentation on the proposed Solar Panels project behind the Pennsville Middle School. The Superintendent's Report was reviewed, covering Workshop Reports, Fire & Security Drills, and Building Reports. The board approved substitute teachers, paraprofessionals, and secretaries for the 2025-2026 school year, along with new employment positions and resignations. Several leaves of absence were approved, and coaching positions were filled. The board also reviewed HIB Summary Reports, approved field trips, a dual credit agreement, and various workshops and conferences. Additionally, the board approved the contract for the Pennsville Middle School Solar Improvements to Deerfield Electric Construction, Inc.

The Pennsville Board of Education meeting included presentations on NJSLA results and a review of the Superintendent's Report, which covered building reports and bus evacuation drills. Key actions involved approving personnel changes, such as retirements and resignations, and employing new staff for various positions, including substitute teachers and coaches. The board also discussed and approved participation in professional development programs, longevity stipends, and extra-curricular positions. Curriculum and instruction matters included approving student teaching assignments and administrative workshops. The board addressed leaves of absence, field trips, homebound instruction, and the NJEA and holiday schedule. Approvals were given for the School Safety and Security Plan Statement of Assurance and the NJOSAC DPR. Financial matters included approving the Board Secretary/Treasurer's reports, cash reconciliation, transfer of funds, voided checks, bills for payment, and the budget calendar. The board also discussed and tabled outgoing tuition and addressed middle school solar improvements. Additionally, the PEA Collective Negotiation Agreement and the Comprehensive Maintenance Plan were approved. The meeting went into executive session to discuss confidential matters, collective bargaining, and personnel matters before adjourning.

The meeting addressed several key areas, including personnel decisions such as approving stipends, resignations, and new employment positions. Curriculum and instruction were also discussed, with approvals for practicum placements and evaluation platforms. Administrative matters included approving field trips, leaves of absence, workshops, and designating weeks for respect and violence awareness. The board also reviewed and adopted policy revisions. Business and finance matters included approving financial reports, bills for payment, agreements with music schools, tuition arrangements, transportation contracts, and a collective negotiations agreement with the Pennsville Administrators and Supervisors Association. Additionally, there were discussions on the dual use of classroom space and changes in the use of educational space. The board also discussed a social media post and entered into an executive session to discuss personnel matters.

The meeting included discussions and actions on personnel matters such as resignations, employment, and extra-curricular appointments. The Superintendent's report covered fire and security drills, facilities usage, school policies, and technology use. The board approved administrative changes, field trips, workshops, and conferences. Financial matters included the approval of board reports, cash reconciliation, voided checks, bill payments, payroll, and grant submissions. The board also discussed tuition and a planning board update. An executive session was held to discuss litigation and contract negotiations.

The meeting covered a range of topics, including personnel matters such as approving secretary, maintenance, technology technician, receptionist, and paraprofessional aide salaries for the upcoming school year. The board also approved salaries for non-tenured and tenured teachers, as well as student assistance coordinators and athletic trainers. Additional approvals were granted for confidential staff salaries, substitute teachers and paraprofessionals, summer curriculum work, district webmaster, and summer nurses. The board discussed and approved various program staff including summer guidance counselors, breakfast duty personnel, student escort programs, afternoon bus duty, AM building access duty, detention/learning center proctors, media specialists, LETRS local facilitators, MS after school library personnel, substitute teacher/aide callers, learning center administrators, site managers, maintenance worker stipend, home instructors, Spanish IEP translation, related arts zero period class, and schedule "C" extra-curricular positions. Resignations were also approved with regret, and new staff members were employed. The board approved an addendum for technology services, a fall practicum placement, a senior trip, and the school safety and security plan. Additionally, they approved workshops and conferences, leaves of absence, board secretary/treasurer's reports, cash reconciliation report, transfer of funds, voided checks, bills for payment, outgoing tuition, and out-of-school educational services. A contract with Bayada Home Health care Inc. was approved for nursing services, and a resolution was passed increasing the bid threshold for the Qualified Purchasing Agent. The board also discussed HIB cases before adjourning into an executive session to discuss collective bargaining and acquisition of real property.