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LEHSD Board of Education Meeting - July 21, 2026 - Regular Session

Published: Jul 21, 2026

Transparency And GovernanceAll

Board Addresses Resignation, Vacancy Process, and Operational Concerns

During the public comment section, Alison Trindel Farello addressed the board regarding her resignation, explaining the circumstances involving a plant and expressing her desire to withdraw her resignation due to her dedication to the students and her job. She presented letters of support from students and teachers. The Superintendent stated willingness to pull her resignation and discuss the matter with administrators. Later, the board accepted the resignation of board member John Shakone, effective July 21st, 2026. The process for filling this vacancy was detailed, involving public notice, resume submissions, public interviews, and a board vote, with the new member serving until reorganization and their term concluding in January 2028. During discussions on finance and personnel items, board members raised questions about pay rates for substitute bus aides versus regular bus aides and the process for accessing bus camera footage. A resident, Craig, identified as president of the Little Lake Concerned Citizens Association and Vice Chairman of the Ocean County Transportation Advisory Board, expressed concerns about the new busing system, including security, fueling, and maintenance. Business Administrator Carl offered to meet with Craig to address his concerns. The board also discussed the remote learning plan's limited use during inclement weather, restricted to state-declared emergencies.

Hiring & ProcurementAll

Board Approves Personnel, Finance, and Stipends; Accepts Resignation

The board considered personnel items, including a motion to pull Alison Barello's resignation from consideration. After discussion, the board moved to approve personnel items A through H, with the exception of Alison Barello's resignation. Other personnel items and non-personnel items related to school business administration were also approved. A motion was made and seconded to approve finance items A through F, and this motion carried. The board also approved personnel items A through H, with Barello's resignation pulled. Various stipend and rate approvals for staff, including cafeteria playground fees, substitute cafeteria playground agency, and facility staff operating heavy equipment, were discussed and approved, some with contingencies. The resignation of board member John Shakone was accepted, creating a vacancy to be filled within 65 days through a public application and interview process.

Public SafetyAll

Student Safety Data System Report Highlights HIB Investigations and Safety Initiatives

Jacqueline Trusiano presented the Student Safety Data System (SSDS) submission for the period of January to June. She provided data on HIB (Harassment, Intimidation, or Bullying) investigations, violence, vandalism, weapons, substances, and out-of-school suspensions for Frog Pond, Mitchell, and the ECC schools. The report also detailed various trainings and programs implemented to improve school climate and culture, including staff book studies, CPI training, PD days, parent workshops, and student assemblies. A comparison of HIB investigations from the previous and current school years showed similar numbers, with a significant portion occurring on school buses. The presentation also touched upon the upcoming changes in the busing system and their potential impact on reducing incidents. Discussions followed regarding specific data points, grade-level trends in HIB investigations (noting higher rates in 4th and 5th grades, anticipating 6th grade), and the integration of safety measures on new buses with onboard cameras. The board also discussed the process for reviewing footage and handling discipline matters, emphasizing the role of administrators and anti-bullying specialists.

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