The Glen Ridge Board of Education took several routine approvals by roll call at its Jan. 27 meeting. Key actions and outcomes were:
- Minutes (M1): Moved by Jocelyn and seconded by Duval; roll call recorded "yes" votes from present members and the motion carried.
- Administration items (A1, A2): Moved by Kristen and seconded (Ray); both items carried on roll call. One member, Mr. Franklin, recorded an abstention on one of the paired administration items per the roll-call record.
- Personnel slate (P1'P13 plus additions P14 and late item P15): Superintendent Anthony moved the slate, Duval seconded. The superintendent read a late item (P15), described in the agenda as "Upon recommendation of the superintendent, move to approve the separation of service agreement with employee number 6631 dated 01/27/2026." The board took a roll-call vote and the motion carried. Chair noted personnel matters are discussed in executive session and not in public.
- Curriculum (C1A, C1B): Tricia moved approval of C1A (Linden Avenue second-grade field trip to the Morristown Performing Arts Center) and addendum C1B (Lily Yip table-tennis field trip for Chinese and G/T students); motions were seconded and carried by roll call.
- Business items (B1'B7): Kristen moved these items, seconded by Ray; roll-call votes approved the business items. The chair also highlighted a donation from the Linden Avenue Home and School Association (a laminator with maintenance contract) and thanked the HSA for the contribution.
- Adjournment: Anthony moved to adjourn; Duval seconded and the meeting ended.
Roll-call provenance: The transcript includes roll-call responses for each approval, with present board members recorded individually (e.g., "Miss Akiwandy? Yes." "Mr. Bonnet? Yes." etc.). Where an abstention was recorded it was noted (Mr. Franklin on an administration item). No formal items failed.
Why it matters: Routine approvals implement district operations (staffing actions, field trips, and procurement/business items). The late-reading personnel separation (P15) was included in the vote; because personnel are discussed in executive session, the public record includes motion language but not detail about the personnel matter beyond the employee number and date provided on the agenda.