Stephanie Condon

The meeting included a tentative budget presentation, discussion on interior improvements at the Middle School and the breezeway enclosure at the Primary School, and the purchase of chromebooks for grades 3-8. The board also discussed a sidebar agreement with the Education Association, revisions to board committee policies, and a memorandum of understanding with the Warren County Prosecutor's Office. Additionally, the awarding of the New Athletic Field House bid, personnel resignations and appointments, approval for volunteers and teachers for various programs, and acceptance of donations for school programs were addressed.

The meeting addressed various aspects of school operations, including board affairs, business matters, personnel decisions, and school programs. Key discussion points included approving the Comprehensive Maintenance Plan, accepting the Superintendent's Report on Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying, and approving school bus emergency evacuation drills. The board also discussed financial reports, building and facility requests, and the approval of volunteers for various school activities. Personnel matters included resignations, appointments, and the approval of leave requests. School programs involved home schooling approvals, donations, eye screenings, and field trips.

The document is a budget summary for Warren Phillipsburg Town, including advertised enrollments, revenues, appropriations, recapitulation of balances, per pupil cost calculations, a blended resource statement, shared services, estimated tax rates, and an employee contract list for the district.

The meeting included discussions and actions on various business, personnel, and school program matters. Key items included the approval of bill payments, financial reports, and building and facilities requests. Personnel matters involved resignations, appointments of school nurses and behavior specialists, and approvals of leave requests and home instruction cases. School programs included approvals for presentations, donations, and field trips.

The document provides a detailed overview of the Warren-Phillipsburg Town's advertised enrollments, revenues, appropriations, and balances for the fiscal years 2011-12, 2012-13, and 2013-14. It includes a breakdown of revenues from local, state, and federal sources, as well as a summary of expenditures across various categories such as instruction, support services, and capital outlay. The document also presents per pupil cost calculations, blended resource school-based budget statements, shared services, estimated tax rates, and employee contract lists.