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11.18.25 JMA School Board Meeting Minutes.pdf

The Prospect Mountain School Board met on November 18, 2025. They accepted minutes from October 21, 2025, both public and non-public sessions, with votes of 9-0-1. The Board approved a $7,497 NH Charitable Foundation grant for the Music Department (10-0) and recommended the FY26-27 budget to the JMA Budget Committee (10-0). Business Administrator Heidi Duford reported receiving the first Open Enrollment payment of over $38,000 from Governor Wentworth Regional School District. The Board accepted the resignation of Special Education Director Pam MacDonald, effective June 30, 2026 (10-0). The District plans to post for a new Director of Buildings and Grounds on November 19, aiming to fill the position by January 1, 2026. The next meeting is scheduled for December 16, 2025, at 6:00 pm. Source: https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/3643/Pmsau/619893dc-9923-4dd4-906d-e444d5626719/11.18.25-JMA-School-Board-Meeting-Minutes.pdf?disposition=inline

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​STATE​​OF​​NEW​​HAMPSHIRE​
​SCHOOL​​ADMINISTRATIVE​​UNIT​​#301​​PROSPECT​
​MOUNTAIN​​SCHOOL​​BOARD​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​School​​Board​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​High​​School​​Library​
​242​​Suncook​​Valley​​Rd.,​​Alton,​​NH​
​November​​18,​​2025​
​Meeting​​Minutes​
​I.​​CALL​​TO​​ORDER:​​Jason​​Henry​​called​​the​​meeting​​to​​order​​at​​6:00​​pm.​
​II.​​ROLL​​CALL​
​Jason​​Henry,​​Chair;​​Anne​​Pierce,​​Vice-Chair;​​Brandy​​Pelletier,​​Secretary;​​Erick​​Bourdeau,​​member;​​Christi​
​Wood,​​member;​ ​Loren​​Ferruccio,​​member;​​Eliza​​Drolet,​​member;​​Doreen​​Wittenberg;​​Eunice​​Landry,​
​member​​and​​Michael​​Folan,​​member.​
​Others​​Present:​​Dr.​​Timothy​​Broadrick,​​Superintendent;​​Matt​​Jozokos,​​Assistant​​Superintendent;​​Heidi​
​Duford,​​Business​​Administrator;​​David​​Latchaw,​​Principal​​and​​Jude​​Dumond,​​Student​​Representative.​
​III.​​PLEDGE​​OF​​ALLEGIANCE​
​IV.​ ​AGENDA​​REVIEW​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​approve​​the​​agenda​​as​​written.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Anne​​Pierce.​
​SECOND:​​Christi​​Wood.​
​DISCUSSION:​​Ms.​​Duford​​requested​​to​​add​​accepting​​a​​Music​​Department​​Grant​​and​​FY27​​Prospect​
​Mountain​​proposed​​budget​​under​​Action​​Items.​ ​She​​also​​has​​an​​informational​​item,​​an​​Open​​Enrollment​
​Payment,​​to​​add​​under​​her​​report​​section.​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​approve​​the​​agenda​​as​​amended.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Anne​​Pierce.​
​SECOND:​​Christi​​Wood.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE:​​Passed​​as​​amended​​10-0​
​VI.​​APPROVAL​​OF​​MINUTES​
​●​ ​October​​21,​​2025​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​accept​​the​​minutes​​of​​October​​21,​​2025​​as​​written.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eunice​​Landry.​
​SECOND:​​Eliza​​Drolet.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0-1​​(AP)​
​●​ ​October​​21,​​2025​​Non-Public​​Session​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​accept​​the​​minutes​​of​​October​​21,​​2025​​Non-Public​​Session​​as​​written​​.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eunice​​Landry.​
​SECOND:​​Eliza​​Drolet.​
​DISCUSSION:​​Mr.​​Henry​​asked​​if​​the​​non-public​​minutes​​needed​​to​​be​​sealed​​and​​Ms.​​Wood​​noted​​that​
​they​​had​​been​​sealed​​at​​the​​last​​meeting​​so​​did​​not​​need​​to​​be​​sealed​​again.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0-1​​(AP)​
​VII.​​PUBLIC​​INPUT​​–​​None​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​November​​18,​​2025​
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​STATE​​OF​​NEW​​HAMPSHIRE​
​SCHOOL​​ADMINISTRATIVE​​UNIT​​#301​​PROSPECT​
​MOUNTAIN​​SCHOOL​​BOARD​
​VIII.​​REPORTS:​
​A.​​School​​Board​​–​​None​
​B.​​Finance​​–​​Heidi​​Duford,​​Business​​Administrator​
​●​ ​Ms.​​Duford​​advised​​the​​board​​that​​she​​received​​our​​first​​Open​​Enrollment​​check​​on​​an​​invoice​​from​
​Governor​​Wentworth​​Regional​​School​​District​​for​​$38,000​​and​​change.​
​○​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​stated​​that​​this​​was​​for​​two​​student​​years​​in​​their​​case.​ ​Dr.​​Broadrick​​also​​noted​​that​
​we​​have​​districts​​that​​owe​​for​​the​​23-24​​and​​24-25​​school​​years.​ ​So​​for​​Governor​​Wentworth’s​
​case,​​it​​was​​a​​total​​of​​2​​years.​
​●​ ​The​​revenue​​&​​Expenditure​​report​​was​​submitted​​to​​the​​board.​ ​Ms.​​Duford​​stated​​that​​everything​​is​
​looking​​okay.​ ​There​​is​​a​​big​​balance​​with​​Special​​Ed​​as​​we​​have​​some​​positions​​still​​open.​
​C.​​Prospect​​Mountain​​High​​School​
​1.​ ​Principal’s​​Report​​–​​Principal​​Latchaw’s​​written​​report,​​which​​included​​the​​following​​highlights,​​was​
​provided​​to​​the​​board​​in​​their​​packets.​
​a.​ ​October​​and​​November’s​​Tech​​Tip​​links​​from​​Emily​​O’Neil,​​PMHS​​Library​​Media/Sciences​
​Teacher..​
​b.​ ​Link​​for​​the​​latest​​Timberwolf​​Talk​​from​​Mr​​Pappaceno’s​​Broadcasting​​class.​
​c.​ ​Recent​​Newsletter​​for/to​​parents.​
​d.​ ​PMHS’s​​recent​​Good​​News​​Assembly​
​e.​ ​How​​PMHS​​Administration​​is​​captioning​​data​​related​​to​​the​​types​​of​​communications​​and​
​interventions​​the​​teachers​​are​​doing​​for​​those​​struggling​​learners.​
​2.​ ​Buildings​​and​​Grounds​​–​​Mr.​​LeClair’s​​report​​was​​given​​to​​the​​board​​in​​their​​packets.​
​3.​ ​Student​​Representative​​Report​​-​​Jude​​Dumond​​-​​Mr.​​Dumond​​noted​​the​​following​​in​​his​​report:​
​a.​ ​The​​Fall​​Sports​​Banquet​​on​​November​​12th​​was​​a​​success​​with​​a​​good​​turnout.​
​b.​ ​The​​music​​department​​held​​a​​concert​​on​​November​​4th.​ ​The​​CPL​​(Contemporary​
​Performance​​Lab)​​and​​Jazz​​band​​performed.​
​c.​ ​NHS​​had​​their​​induction​​ceremony​​on​​November​​13th.​ ​Over​​10​​new​​members​​were​
​inducted​​this​​year.​
​d.​ ​NHS​​hosted​​Trick-or-Treat​​night​​on​​October​​23rd​​at​​PMHS.​ ​It​​was​​a​​massive​​success​​with​
​over​​150​​kids​​attending.​
​➢​ ​Ms.​​Pelletier​​noted​​that​​they​​did​​a​​great​​job​​decorating​​for​​the​​Trick-or-Treat​​night.​ ​She​​also​
​wanted​​to​​mention​​that​​she​​had​​gone​​to​​the​​concert​​and​​wanted​​to​​give​​Kudos​​to​​Mr.​​Stevens​
​with​​the​​CPL​​program.​ ​She​​advised​​that​​if​​you​​are​​able​​to​​go​​to​​the​​next​​one,​​you​​should,​​as​
​the​​students​​have​​so​​much​​fun​​and​​their​​confidence​​on​​the​​stage​​is​​great​​to​​see.​
​➢​ ​Mr.​​Dumond​​said​​how​​talented​​the​​students​​in​​CPL​​are​​and​​how​​they​​shine.​ ​He​​states​​that​​it​
​is​​a​​great​​opportunity​​for​​students​​who​​are​​not​​in​​Band​​or​​Chorus​​as​​CPL​​combines​​both​​band​
​and​​chorus​​together.​
​➢​ ​Dr.​​Broadrick​​noted​​that​​the​​Battle​​of​​the​​Bay​​robotics​​competition​​took​​place​​November​​1st​
​at​​PMHS.​ ​On​​November​​2nd,​​the​​second​​annual​​Girls​​Behind​​the​​Glass,​​which​​is​​made​​up​​of​
​all​​female​​robot​​drive​​teams,​​also​​took​​place​​at​​PMHS.​
​○​​Mr.​​Folan​​noted​​that​​there​​were​​32​​teams​​at​​the​​Battle​​of​​the​​Bay​​competition​​and​​that​
​there​​is​​an​​enormous​​amount​​of​​positivity​​about​​Prospect​​Mountain​​from​​those​​teams.​
​➢​ ​Dr.​​Broadrick​​also​​mentioned​​some​​of​​the​​pack​​activities​​going​​on​​now:​
​○​​Due​​to​​NH​​law,​​some​​students​​are​​getting​​their​​Tractor​​Operator​​Certificates​​so​​they​​can​
​drive​​a​​tractor​​outside​​of​​their​​family​​farm​​for​​work.​
​○​​There​​are​​15​​students​​taking​​Hunter​​Safety-​​this​​class​​filled​​up​​in​​a​​day​​so​​a​​second​​session​
​is​​being​​planned.​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​November​​18,​​2025​
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​STATE​​OF​​NEW​​HAMPSHIRE​
​SCHOOL​​ADMINISTRATIVE​​UNIT​​#301​​PROSPECT​
​MOUNTAIN​​SCHOOL​​BOARD​
​D.​​SAU/Central​​Office-​
​•​​Technology​​Report​​–​​M.​​Dumond​
​Mr.​​Dumond’s​​report​​was​​given​​to​​the​​board​​in​​their​​packets.​ ​He​​highlighted​​the​​following:​
​●​ ​Prospect​​Mountain​​has​​become​​an​​official​​Google​​Cloud​​service​​partner.​ ​We​​are​​the​​first​​partner​
​High​​School​​in​​NH​​and​​will​​be​​the​​first​​reference​​district​​as​​well.​
​●​ ​Lindsey​​Seibert​​has​​become​​Google​​Educator​​level​​1.​ ​Jackson​​Connors,​​Nate​​Andrews​​and​​Elisabeth​
​Hill​​achieved​​level​​1​​and​​Gemini​​certified​​educator.​ ​Peter​​Long,​​Phil​​Guinta,​​and​​Corrie​​Hempel​​are​
​level​​1​​and​​2​​certified.​ ​Chelsea​​Hawkins,​​Hannah​​Mellon​​and​​Derek​​Pappaceno​​are​​levels​​1​​and​​2,​
​as​​well​​as​​Gemini​​certified​​educators.​ ​Mr.​​Dumond,​​Cody​​MacGregor​​and​​Emily​​O’Neil​​are​​Google​
​certified​​trainers​​and​​also​​possess​​a​​slew​​of​​other​​Google​​certs.​
​●​ ​Working​​with​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​and​​Stride​​K-12​​to​​get​​Granite​​State​​Academy​​launched.​
​●​ ​Continue​​to​​increase​​staff​​awareness​​of​​AI​​tools​​and​​how​​they​​can​​be​​implemented​​in​​the​
​classroom.​
​•​​Curriculum​​&​​Assessment​​–​​M.​​Jozokos​
​●​ ​Embedded​​Honors​-​​PMHS​​completed​​the​​first​​quarter​​and​​continues​​to​​engage​​in​​teaching​​and​
​learning​​the​​program.​ ​All​​of​​our​​courses​​for​​our​​9th​​grade​​really​​focused​​on​​that​​standard-based​
​model.​ ​A​​couple​​of​​our​​departments​​have​​adopted​​some​​new​​curriculum,​​particularly​​Math​​and​
​Science.​
​○​ ​A​​copy​​of​​Dean​​Lee’s​​report​​and​​findings​​were​​given​​to​​the​​board​​prior​​to​​her​​speaking​​about​
​it.​ ​She​​discussed​​and​​explained​​the​​results​​of​ ​the​​survey​​that​​97%​​of​​the​​freshmen​​took​​in​
​conjunction​​with​​the​​35%​​of​​freshmen​​from​​the​​focus​​groups.​ ​She​​stated​​that​​the​​results​
​help​​the​​administrative​​team​​focus​​on​​what​​we​​need​​to​​do​​to​​help​​teachers,​​if​​they​​need​​it,​
​to​​meet​​the​​students'​​expectations.​ ​She​​also​​mentioned​​steps​​they​​are​​starting​​to​​do​​to​
​make​​adjustments​​as​​needed.​
​○​ ​Ms.​​Drolet​​asked​​if​​there​​are​​any​​questions​​related​​to​​if​​a​​child​​wants​​to​​receive​​honors​
​credit,​​if​​they​​feel​​like​​they’re​​achieving​​that​​level​​in​​that​​class?​ ​Dean​​Lee​​responded​​that​
​there​​are​​no​​questions​​in​​that​​regard,​​but​​that​​the​​questions​​are​​more​​about​​what​​their​​best​
​experiences​​were​​and​​what​​some​​of​​their​​difficult​​things​​are.​
​○​ ​Mr.​​Folan​​asked​​if​​the​​mission​​statement​​or​​the​​vision​​of​​a​​graduate​​had​​been​​backed​​up​
​against​​this​​or​​compared​​to​​this?​ ​Dean​​Lee​​said​​that​​yes,​​it​​was​​in​​their​​minds​​but​​they​​will​
​take​​mostly​​what​​the​​students​​say​​and​​see​​how​​it​​fits​​in​​the​​vision​​and​​if​​we​​are​​bringing​
​those​​two​​things​​together.​
​○​ ​Mr.​​Dumond,​​student​​rep,​​noted​​that​​his​​physics​​class​​is​​made​​up​​of​​half​​CP​​and​​half​​Honor​
​students.​ ​He​​feels​​this​​has​​affected​​him​​and​​other​​students​​that​​would’ve​​been​​in​​the​
​honors​​class​​and​​their​​ability​​to​​learn​​and​​understand​​material​​due​​to​​the​​course​​content​​and​
​the​​contrast​​of​​behavior​​aspects​​between​​a​​CP​​student​​and​​an​​Honor​​student​​and​​how​​it​​can​
​be​​inhibiting.​
​○​ ​Mr.​​Jozokos​​noted​​that​​with​​the​​adoption​​,​​especially​​in​​math​​and​​science,​​the​​level​​of​​rigor​
​has​​grown​​exponentially.​ ​This​​has​​been​​challenging​​both​​our​​students​​and​​our​​teachers​​as​
​well.​ ​With​​this,​​it​​brought​​discussion​​amongst​​the​​board​​on​​students​​taking​​classes​​through​
​VLACS​​instead​​of​​at​​the​​school​​potentially​​due​​to​​the​​rigor.​ ​Dr.​​Broadrick​​added​​that​​he​​had​
​spoken​​to​​legal​​counsel,​​at​​the​​request​​of​​the​​board,​ ​in​​regards​​to​​any​​student's​​early​
​graduation​​requests.​ ​He​​was​​advised​​that​ ​as​​long​​as​​the​​student​​has​​met​​the​​requirements​
​to​​graduate,​​the​​board​​really​​can’t​​deny​​the​​request.​
​●​ ​Behavior​​-​ ​Mr.​​Jozokos​​supplied​​data​​comparing​​9th​​graders​​behavior​​from​​last​​September​​(9)​​and​
​October​​(37)​​to​​this​​September​​(9)​​and​​October​​(22)​​that​​showed​​a​​decrease​​in​​behavior.​
​●​ ​ED​​Law​​306​​-​​Mr.​​Jozokos​​gave​​the​​board​​a​​PMHS​​Credit/Course​​Comparison​​Chart​​in​​their​​packets​
​with​​an​​overview​​of​ ​25/26​​current​​course​​offerings/requirements,​​a​​summary​​of​​Education​​Law​
​changes,​​and​​the​​tentative​​adjustments​​planned​​for​​the​​2026-27​​school​​year.​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​November​​18,​​2025​
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​STATE​​OF​​NEW​​HAMPSHIRE​
​SCHOOL​​ADMINISTRATIVE​​UNIT​​#301​​PROSPECT​
​MOUNTAIN​​SCHOOL​​BOARD​
​●​ ​Superintendent’s​​Report​​-​​Dr.​​Broadrick​
​1.​ ​Warrant​​Articles​​for​​FY26​-​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​is​​working​​with​​Jim​​O’Shaunessy​​of​​Drummond-Woodsum​
​on​​warrant​​articles​​that​​they​​are​​planning​​to​​present​​to​​the​​joint​​board​​in​​December.​
​2.​ ​Special​​Education​-​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​gave​​some​​notable​​information​​about​​the​​Director​​of​​Special​
​Education​​Pam​​MacDonald.​ ​He​​asked​​the​​board​​to​​accept,​​with​​regrets,​​notification​​of​​her​​intent​​to​
​retire​​at​​the​​end​​of​​her​​long​​career​​this​​June​​30.​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​accept​​Pam​​MacDonald’s​​retirement​​as​​of​​6/30/26​​with​​regrets​​and​​gratitude.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Anne​​Pierce.​
​SECOND:​​Michael​​Folan​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​10-0​
​3.​ ​Building​​&​​Grounds-​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​let​​the​​board​​know​​that​​Sean​​Asdot​​has​​informed​​them​​that​​he​
​and​​his​​wife​​will​​be​​putting​​their​​house​​up​​for​​sale​​and​​moving​​to​​Florida​​this​​coming​​January.​ ​Dr.​
​Broadrick​​said​​that​​they​​plan​​to​​post​​for​​a​​Director​​of​​Buildings​​and​​Grounds​​tomorrow​​with​​a​​goal​
​of​​filling​​the​​position​​January​​1,​​2026.​
​4.​ ​Open​​Enrollment-​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​noted​​that​​the​​board​​members​​may​​be​​aware​​of​​various​​articles​​in​
​the​​media​​about​​the​​Supreme​​Court's​​decision,​​the​​State​​Board​​of​​Education’s​​ruling​​and​​that​​we’ve​
​received​​our​​first​​age​​receivables​​payment​​which​​Ms.​​Duford​​addressed​​in​​her​​report.​
​5.​ ​Legislative​​update-​
​a.​ ​Dr.​​Broadrick​​invited​​the​​board​​to​​join​​himself,​​Mr.​​Jozokos​​and​​our​​region’s​​members​​of​​the​
​New​​Hampshire​​House​​and​​Senate​​come​​to​​our​​school,​​have​ ​a​​cup​​of​​coffee,​​talk​​about​
​what​​is​​going​​on​​in​​our​​schools​​and​​how​​we​​think​​that​​we​​fit​​into​​the​​context​​of​​the​
​legislation​​and​​across​​the​​state​​with​​them.​
​b.​ ​On​​11/18/25,​​the​​Senate​​Education​​committee​​voted​​to​​move​​HB741​​to​​“interim​​study”​
​during​​the​​2026​​session.​ ​This​​is​​the​​bill​​that​​would​​expand​​open​​enrollment​​statewide,​
​eliminating​​the​​need​​for​​adoption​​or​​rescission​​by​​a​​school​​district’s​​legislative​​body.​
​IX.​​ACTION​​ITEMS:​
​1.​ ​NH​​Charitable​​Foundation​​Music​​Grant:​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​accept​​the​​charitable​​foundation​​grant​​for​​the​​music​​department​​in​​the​​amount​​of​
​$7,497​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Anne​​Pierce.​
​SECOND:​​Loren​​Ferruccio.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​10-0​
​2.​ ​FY27​​Proposed​​Budget:​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​recommend​​the​​FY26-27​​budget​​to​​the​​JMA​​Budget​​Committee.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Anne​​Pierce.​
​SECOND:​​Eunice​​Landry.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​10-0​
​3.​ ​Personnel:​ ​No​​action​​needed.​
​XI.​​PUBLIC​​INPUT:​
​➢​ ​Kim​​Pica,​​Barnstead​​resident,​​spoke​​about​​her​​experience​​with​​her​​departure​​from​​her​​Barnstead​
​Elementary​​School​​employment.​ ​She​​gave​​the​​board​​a​​packet​​composed​​of​​letters​​she​​both​​wrote​​to​
​and​​received​​from​​the​​school​​administration​​and​​the​​Superintendent​​along​​with​​an​​explanation​​of​
​her​​experience.​ ​She​​asked​​for​​the​​board​​to​​hold​​a​​30​​day​​review​​to​​see​​how​​this​​violation​​happened​
​and​​to​​hold​​the​​Superintendent​​accountable.​
​XII.​​FUTURE​​AGENDA​​AND​​FOLLOW​​UP​​ITEMS:​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​November​​18,​​2025​
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​STATE​​OF​​NEW​​HAMPSHIRE​
​SCHOOL​​ADMINISTRATIVE​​UNIT​​#301​​PROSPECT​
​MOUNTAIN​​SCHOOL​​BOARD​
​●​ ​GSA​​Launch​​Update​​(Broadrick/Dumond)​​-​​ongoing​
​●​ ​2025-2026​​Legislative​​Initiatives/Analysis​​of​​LSRs​​(Broadrick)​​-​​ongoing​
​●​ ​Update​​to​​5yr​​Capital​​Plan​​with​​a​​first​​year​​proposal​​pending​​revenue​​or​​excess,​​however​​it​​can​​be​
​funded.​
​●​ ​Updates​​on​​Budget.​
​●​ ​Warrant​​Articles.​
​XIII.​​OTHER​​BUSINESS:​​None​
​XIV.​​FUTURE​​MEETING​​DATE:​
​December​​16,​​2025​​@​​6:00​​pm.​
​XV.​​NON-PUBLIC​​SESSION:​​RSA​​91-A:3​​II​​(a&c)​
​MOTION:​​To​​enter​​a​​Non-Public​​Session​​under​​RSA​​91-A:3​​II​​(a&c).​
​MADE​​BY:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​SECOND:​​Michael​​Folan​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE:​​Unanimous​​by​​a​​roll​​call​​vote​​10-0​
​The​​board​​entered​​the​​Non-Public​​Session​​at​​7:00​​PM.​
​The​​board​​discussed​​student​​matters.​
​The​​board​​discussed​​a​​faculty​​matter.​
​The​​board​​discussed​​correspondence​​matters.​
​MOTION:​​To​​return​​to​​Public​​Session​​at​​7:30​​PM.​
​MADE​​BY:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​SECOND:​​Eunice​​Landry​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE:​​Unanimous​​by​​a​​roll​​call​​vote​​10-0​
​MOTION:​​To​​seal​​the​​Non-Public​​meeting​​minutes​​indefinitely.​
​MADE​​BY:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​SECOND:​​Eunice​​Landry​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE:​​Unanimous​​by​​a​​roll​​call​​vote​​10-0​
​XVI.​​ADJOURNMENT:​
​MOTION:​​To​​adjourn​
​MADE​​BY:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​SECOND:​​Eunice​​Landry​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE:​​Unanimous​​by​​a​​roll​​call​​vote​​10-0​
​The​​meeting​​was​​adjourned​​at​​7:32​​pm.​
​Respectfully​​Submitted,​
​Sara​​Borelli,​​Executive​​Assistant​
​Brandy​​Pelletier,​​Secretary​
​Non-Public​​Session​​Recorder​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​November​​18,​​2025​
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