Board approves personnel slate and appoints Megan Stratton as supervising supervisor
May 07, 2026 | Lawrence Township Public School District, School Districts, New Jersey
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The Lawrence Township Public School District board approved a slate of personnel actions and formally appointed Megan Stratton as supervising supervisor during its May 13 meeting.
The personnel committee had reviewed vacancies and recommended hires across the district, including a district nurse, music and English positions, a chemistry teacher at the high school, and a supervisor for humanities. Trustees moved P1–P35 for approval and carried the motion by roll call.
The board also recognized the impending retirement of long-serving district security administrator Frank Giphone, who will retire in June after 23 years of service.
At new business the board moved NB2 (the appointment of Megan Stratton) individually; the motion carried and Stratton spoke briefly. "I'm so excited to join the team in July," she said, outlining her background as a supervisor of humanities and prior teaching experience in the area.
Additional new-business items (NB1 and NB3–NB9) were moved and approved together. The meeting concluded after adjournment motions with the next board meeting scheduled for May 20.
The personnel committee had reviewed vacancies and recommended hires across the district, including a district nurse, music and English positions, a chemistry teacher at the high school, and a supervisor for humanities. Trustees moved P1–P35 for approval and carried the motion by roll call.
The board also recognized the impending retirement of long-serving district security administrator Frank Giphone, who will retire in June after 23 years of service.
At new business the board moved NB2 (the appointment of Megan Stratton) individually; the motion carried and Stratton spoke briefly. "I'm so excited to join the team in July," she said, outlining her background as a supervisor of humanities and prior teaching experience in the area.
Additional new-business items (NB1 and NB3–NB9) were moved and approved together. The meeting concluded after adjournment motions with the next board meeting scheduled for May 20.
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