Hayley Toth was selected to serve as vice president with a majority vote of five over fellow board members, Elesia James (two votes) and Dr. Richard Liguori was selected to serve as president after securing a 6-3 majority vote over fellow board member, David Brockman. The board then moved to elect it’s president and vice president. Everything happens for a reason and even though it’s bittersweet that Janelle and I are leaving, it gives an opportunity for new folks to come in with fresh eyes and fresh ideas,” he said.įollowing his statements, the oath of office was individually given to Keefe, Ali, and Harris, certifying their positions as official members. “To our two new members, Jason and Zaire, welcome.
He further stated that although bittersweet, his departure provides new members with an opportunity to positively impact North Brunswick. I’m very proud to have worked with each and every one of you,” Harris said. We accomplished a lot, there’s still a lot to accomplish.
I just want to thank the rest of the board for your teamwork and collaboration. “Secondly, and most importantly, it was to serve the community … This position is really a position of service and I’ve been honored to serve the community. One was being that we live in such a diverse town, it’s always been my belief that those in certain positions should represent the population of the community … When I look at the diversity on our board – gender, age, ethnicity, professional background and experience on the board, I’m very proud to be a part of this team and what we evolved from. “There two reasons why I joined the board, initially. Harris, who served two consecutive terms, explained that his decision to join the board was about representation and the community.
Her dedication was very clear and she was here for the students. Zulick was not present at the meeting, but Superintendent Janet Ciarrocca stated, “I would like to really thank her for her time and service to the students and community members of North Brunswick. In honor of their service, both were recognized with a commemorative plaque. Incumbent Coleen Keefe, along with newcomers Zaire Ali and Jason Carter were each elected to serve a three-year term on the board.įormer board president, Barry Duran Harris, and Janelle Zulick, who served as a fill-in member since 2021, were not re-elected. To begin, the winners of the 2022 General Election were formally sworn into office.
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