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Board members made motions to approve the superintendent’s report and the business administrator/board secretary’s report; motions were seconded by board members including Miss McCormack and Mr. Clark during the meeting record. The motions were put to a roll call and recorded as approved.

A board member announced a recusal on a vendor-list item tied to purchase order number 638 and withdrew from that portion of the discussion; the recusal was recorded but the meeting transcript did not show further detail about the vendor relationship.

On personnel matters, a motion was made to table personnel report item 8, item 1 under Robert's Rules; the motion was seconded and the board proceeded to a roll call on the request to table. The transcript records the procedural motion and roll call but does not record a final statement clarifying the tabling result in the readable segment provided.

No ordinances or new contracts were adopted during the portions of the meeting covered in the transcript excerpts; board members scheduled a special budget meeting for May 7 and discussed upcoming agenda items.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Winslow Township Board of Education 4/30/2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Winslow Township School District board approved the superintendent’s report, business administrator/board secretary reports and multiple personnel and vendor items; one board member recused themselves from a vendor list item tied to PO number 638, and one personnel item was tabled for separate action.","taxTitle","Winslow Township School District, School Districts, New Jersey","taxId",53284,"location","New Jersey","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6253086,"Parent complains board about contracted aide, says security was summoned; administrator asks parent to meet",337,4666000,5003000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3183054-d1f0addcd188fbea7bea783d2233e46a&start=4666&end=5003","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3183054-d1f0addcd188fbea7bea783d2233e46a/thumbnail_4666000.jpg","/articles/6253086/New-Jersey/Parent-complains-board-about-contracted-aide-says-security-was-summoned-administrator-asks-parent-to-meet","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6253086-1bd9f3d1808a087158715b1e0ce05c9c/orig.mp4?Expires=1770974846&Signature=d3eRAF5DIA6eDYghZTUSb23u9VV4Ve-dwWTBKc7y0WqDHJrPXFK86ogNDvZhu7Ol7jmLuuIZ8jZvYw22vZgy9aNjSu5QYpOWU~vmFRHouMPIYJRU00GpgfVloApBfXjpzfZ~BtU3m3QeHyLotQpJP1uyF4G99u48h0JGJpLUMp9bn3LIU~6B01DboEZ3sEgoCscncSIcOnW9z-owXUyezhWbCJnbfF5PsBjjF0wUPf7S4XEGub6Ipk7eKE~8gopluwzXmNCAuImmju61EwYjWX3bHltPNPVXTqELU5Fqm6S~jo7LQ0mnVhuNdWK5IHjN6FWK09dVVMZkpeK2GcW13g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A parent used the public-comment period at the Winslow Township School District board meeting to describe repeated problems involving a contracted support aide for their child and to say school administrators had called security when the parent visited the building to seek clarification.

The parent (identified in the record only as a parent) said the aide is provided by an outside contractor, that requests for meetings are routed through a ticketing or email system, and that the delay in responses has left issues unresolved. The parent said administrators refused an in-person conversation and that security was called when they went to the school. “I have never been treated that way in any of the schools,” the parent said, adding they believed they deserved an apology and asked the board to review the district process for rectifying situations involving contracted staff.

An administrator who identified themself as Bogill responded from the dais and said that all requests for meetings with staff must go through the building principal, and offered to speak with the parent after reviewing the circumstances. Bogill asked the parent to call after noon the next day so the administrator could “get a better idea and let me have an opportunity to speak to the building principal.”

Bogill emphasized that building principals do not have authority over contractor hiring decisions but are the correct first contact for scheduling meetings. No formal board action was taken; the matter was handled as public comment and the administrator offered to follow up by phone and a meeting with the building principal.

The parent told the board they may return if they do not feel the issue is addressed. The board did not set a formal timeline or produce a written resolution during the meeting.","A parent told the board their child’s contracted support aide incident resulted in administrators summoning security and that the parent was denied an on-site conversation; an administrator (Bogill) asked the parent to call to schedule a meeting with the building principal.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6253091,"Winslow board hears update on Chromebook inventory, warranty purchases and upgrade plan",364,2815000,3179000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3183054-d1f0addcd188fbea7bea783d2233e46a&start=2815&end=3179","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3183054-d1f0addcd188fbea7bea783d2233e46a/thumbnail_2815000.jpg","/articles/6253091/New-Jersey/Winslow-board-hears-update-on-Chromebook-inventory-warranty-purchases-and-upgrade-plan","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6253091-07c1137ae662b210770953d313a57ec3/orig.mp4?Expires=1770974846&Signature=ZyGbXHpCCP1XoCjIXgsRxcFn4HhN4W4io1JE--Zt3sJ3D4putJsBtGk~bHUGbY3I3vA~X498LohG-wk2sk9ro2bqguI1dj5Lmgfo2vlUBjR~rYdol6QXGEIF6ayx3Y2nqn9vUgu3Qi7fnS9-9WY9yhcoVRg28bELh8n~KuMuir8-N3hLwVcynIiumtsi3Vtr~tC5FpHno-pGzjN~o0IMdW5YESlXEE-psYsJhJ8kD7A97BIc5KGM9vaFufHi--NoHkNl0BZimchMBq~Qx8~QjmJ9dACvA~J1N7FoCuz16-JXFvm9tvVluoWNNxkTKbQoJZoljW5Hd1CAolGhSa13-w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","District staff gave an update on Chromebook and classroom-technology planning during the superintendent’s report, saying the district is continuing a multi-year replacement cycle and that some newly purchased instructional materials include online components that may not work on older devices.

The presenter said the district plans a rolling upgrade and noted the in-house technology department can perform some device upgrades. \"We still want to decommission those Chromebooks at all, but we're going to continue to go through the process of upgrading those Chromebooks on a rotating basis,\" the presenter said.

Staff reported the district had purchased or placed a warranty purchase described in the meeting as 600 devices — allocated in the speaker's description as 400 for the high school and 200 for the middle school — and that an additional order was placed. In the same passage the speaker also used a figure that sounded like “800,” and the quantities were not clarified on the record.

Board members asked for confirmation that in-house technicians could extend device life by performing upgrades; district staff confirmed they have the ability to perform some upgrades.

No formal procurement vote was recorded during the discussion. Board members said the district will proceed with a three-year rotation for devices and attempt to reuse Chromebooks for research, Google Classroom and state assessments when compatibility allows.","District staff reported on Chromebook compatibility and replacement plans, saying some devices have online components that may not be compatible and describing recent purchases and a multi-year rotation plan; quantities cited in the report were inconsistent and not fully clarified.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6253094,"Winslow school board discusses on-site pantry plans, safety and volunteer role",280,3448000,3728000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3183054-d1f0addcd188fbea7bea783d2233e46a&start=3448&end=3728","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3183054-d1f0addcd188fbea7bea783d2233e46a/thumbnail_3448000.jpg","/articles/6253094/New-Jersey/Winslow-school-board-discusses-on-site-pantry-plans-safety-and-volunteer-role","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6253094-6c9b7a09efdb6207cd74a7e67b3264ae/orig.mp4?Expires=1770974846&Signature=mr548Tq-SLB~XKNg3pGxzo5YNlLWN1e2~nO~nfaivZIqBPXXOVCwGe~6mNL1kBdvzWJ~SrFxFUsVUKvsAIkhUuee9ObD9Iqyn9RamUuQffw-ALqiHzjpcf1VSYm2kCaiLlLwkyl7ewiVAwl-~uBOpx3ATMAUX00NK6hG4NX2~GmBvA8n9ow0K9LSpj-5hM174ERzExGTaX-LnvDKIESPKxMxCKFxmxft9kRUMrcI49rTCMjfA7SPVQhXcXnMMhyvs9iF~oXt8elnKt4UMojJutoCghf7rfDCsNCihUv87LCawjV2cGBPrQU6AgFhY8uhuYWvqyVIzEYyJHFFNxGAIw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Winslow Township School District board members and community volunteers discussed plans to place food pantries at school buildings and the operational steps needed to keep them secure, sanitary and accessible to students and families.

Supporters said the goal is to make food discreetly available to students to take home; volunteer organizers described visiting other districts and seeing pantries “in action,” and urged the board to finalize placement and safety protocols before rolling out the program.

Board members and volunteers framed the discussion as a response to rising demand for food assistance. A volunteer identified in the meeting as Marcy Tomsello said visiting other schools convinced organizers to bring a pantry to Winslow: “when we saw the pictures in action, that’s when we knew that we had to bring [it] to our community.”

Speakers emphasized concerns about secure storage and sanitation inside school buildings. One board speaker said food stored in insecure areas could “create another problem” during cold months and that building principals would work with staff and volunteers to identify appropriate locations and procedures.

Volunteers said they would handle packaging and distribution, and board members said administrators and building principals would develop recommendations on placement, safety, and sanitation before approving any permanent installations. No formal vote was taken; the item remained a discussion and planning step.

The board also noted that free-and-reduced-price lunch counts have increased year to year, a point volunteers and board members used to underscore community need. The exact size of the increase and districtwide counts were not specified during the remarks.

Board members said they would work with building principals to return with a recommendation on recommended pantry locations, volunteer protocols, and sanitation measures for a future meeting.","Board members and community volunteers discussed plans to install food pantries at schools, raising concerns about secure storage, sanitation and volunteer procedures while stressing growing student need.","actionData","errors"]

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