South River Board of Education Regular Meeting Agenda
The board agenda includes several operational and financial approvals. Key items include the renewal of the food service contract with Maschio's Food Services, Inc., award of a painting services bid to Balanikas Painting LLC, and approval of various shared services agreements with the Borough of South River. The board also addressed curriculum guides, student interns, staff assignments and appointments, teacher mentoring assignments, leave requests, and professional development training. Safety-related approvals covered the school safety manual, threat assessment teams, bus drills, and district law enforcement unit assignments. Additionally, several grants and contracts for tutoring, athletic training, and flexible spending plan monitoring were considered.
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South River Board of Education Regular Meeting Agenda
The agenda focuses on financial and operational approvals for the 2025/2026 school year. Key items include the approval of facility use requests, various financial reports, grants from the New Jersey Youth Justice Commission, IDEA, and RISE, as well as contracts for occupational and music therapy, educational travel, and professional development services. It also covers human resources actions, such as staff appointments, resignations, leave requests, appointments of anti-bullying staff, co-curricular advisors, and professional development presenters. Additionally, safety and risk management topics include approval of a parent transportation contract and the establishment of threat assessment teams.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
South River Board of Education Regular Meeting
The board agenda covered various operational, financial, and instructional items. Key topics included the approval of several facility usage requests for summer and fall programs, acceptance of financial reports, and the review of a student safety data report. The board addressed numerous retirements and personnel appointments for the upcoming school year. Financial actions involved the approval of various service contracts for security, health services, mental health support, technology, and facility maintenance, as well as the authorization of grant applications and budget transfers. Additionally, the board discussed instructional field trips, out-of-district placements, and the update of district policies, including travel expense reimbursements and a new cell phone policy.
