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Jun 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Old Bridge Township Board of Education Agenda Session
The board agenda session covers several key areas of district operation. Discussions and action items include the approval of new curriculum guides, authorization of professional development workshops, and procurement of various educational licenses for literacy instruction and benchmarking. Personnel actions involve the re-employment of administrative and secretarial staff, approval of coaching positions, and updates to leaves of absence. Finance-related business includes the approval of bill lists, budget transfers, the establishment of reserve accounts, and the renewal of various insurance policies and commercial coverage. Additionally, the agenda addresses transportation contract renewals, summer school transportation routes, and student placements for the extended school year.
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Old Bridge Township Board of Education Capital Improvement Plan
This document presents the District-Wide Capital Improvement Plan and Capacity Study for the Old Bridge Township Board of Education. It outlines a proposed timeline for conducting facility assessments, reviewing existing building systems, updating floor plans, and developing magnitude budgets for capital projects, with activities predominantly scheduled in 2025. The plan details significant infrastructure deficiencies and capital improvement needs across various schools, including Old Bridge High School, Jonas Salk Middle School, and Carpenter Elementary School, covering building envelopes, interiors, HVAC systems, and site work, along with associated cost estimates. It also incorporates a comprehensive capacity study, establishing facility efficiency standards and summarizing student capacity across the district's schools, and identifies potential funding sources like referendums, ROD grants, and lease agreements.
Oct 28, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Old Bridge Township Board Of Education Regular Meeting Minutes
Key discussions during the meeting included the recognition of staff retirements and an act of life-saving response by a paraprofessional. The Interim Superintendent delivered his final report before his departure, thanking the Board and staff. Correspondence addressed the competence of a departing administrator and urged the Board to reinstate him, while another expressed strong support for the newly appointed Superintendent, Dr. Vincent Sasso. Special committee reports covered the SEPAG meeting, early positive results from the new Food Service contractor (Pomptonian), and the review of the District Wide Capital Improvement Plan. Operational matters included addressing maintenance work order backlogs, staffing issues, and the need for air conditioning at Glenn School. A major action item was the approval of the 2025-2030 employment agreement for the incoming Superintendent, Dr. Vincent Sasso, effective December 1, 2025. Policy adjustments involved abolishing a bylaw concerning Interdistrict Public School Choice. Curriculum items included approving observation hours, job coaching sites for students with disabilities, staff advisors for Unified Clubs, and professional development workshops. Finance resolutions covered bill lists, budget transfers, out-of-district placements, NonPublic funded purchases, and the approval of financial reports and budget status certifications. The Board also approved the employment of new coaches, processed several personnel actions including leaves of absence, reassignments, and new hires across certificated and non-certificated staff in office, operational, and transportation departments. Final items involved approving renewed professional service agreements and the disposition of obsolete equipment.
Oct 15, 2025·StrategicPlan
Board
Strategic Planning 2024-2026
This document details a district's response to significant financial challenges stemming from state aid reductions. It comprehensively reviews the cumulative impact of funding cuts and outlines strategic initiatives, including leveraging legislative relief (P.L. Chapter 13 & 14, Tax Levy Incentive Aid) and implementing cost-saving measures. The plan aims to establish a new, stable financial baseline to preserve educational programs, ensure workforce stability, and enable strategic investments in curriculum and technology, fostering long-term sustainability and proactive fiscal management.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
