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2.17.26 JMA School Board Meeting Minutes.pdf

The Prospect Mountain JMA School Board approved the 2026-2027 Program of Studies 9-0. The board voted 9-0 to approve a boys hockey co-op with Kingswood for the 26-27 season, pending NHIAA approval, with Kingswood covering uniforms, officials, and busing. The board authorized 9-0 the use of Hudl software for athletics, contingent upon written parental consent. A grades 9-12 Alternative School was established 9-0 to house Granite State Academy student data. Overnight trips for the History Club, Outing Club, and Music Department were approved by 9-0 votes. Jen Diachenko was hired as Registrar and Data Coordinator. The next meeting is March 17, 2026, at 6:00 pm. Source: https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/3643/Pmsau/dd5d4abd-c621-4ae7-9d62-2a1ce472885c/2.17.26-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​​Auditorium​
​242​​Suncook​​Valley​​Rd.,​​Alton,​​NH​
​February​​17,​​2026​
​Meeting​​Minutes​
​I.​ ​CALL​​TO​​ORDER:​​Jason​​Henry​​called​​the​​meeting​​to​​order​​at​​6:00​​pm.​
​II.​ ​ROLL​​CALL​
​Jason​​Henry,​​Chair;​​Brandy​​Pelletier,​​Secretary;​​Erick​​Bourdeau,​​member;​​Christi​​Wood,​​member;​ ​Loren​
​Ferruccio,​​member;​​Eunice​​Landry,​​member;​​Doreen​​Wittenberg,​​member;​​Eliza​​Drolet,​​member;​ ​and​​Michael​
​Folan,​​member.​
​Others​​Present:​​Dr.​​Timothy​​Broadrick,​​Superintendent;​​Matt​​Jozokos,​​Assistant​​Superintendent;​​Heidi​​Duford,​
​Business​​Administrator;​​and​​David​​Latchaw,​​Principal.​
​Absent:​ ​Anne​​Pierce,​​Vice-Chair;​​Jude​​Dumond,​​Student​​Representative.​
​III.​ ​PLEDGE​​OF​​ALLEGIANCE​
​The​​board​​members​​and​​the​​audience​​recited​​the​​Pledge​​of​​Allegiance.​
​IV.​ ​AGENDA​​REVIEW​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​approve​​the​​agenda​​as​​written.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eunice​​Landry.​
​SECOND:​​Erick​​Bourdeau.​
​DISCUSSION:​​Mr.​​Henry​​asked​​to​​move​​the​​boys​​hockey​​co-op​​and​​the​​athletic​​departments​​report​​up​​to​​right​
​after​​approval​​of​​meeting​​minutes​​so​​he​​can​​make​​the​​games​​he​​has​​to​​make​​(boys​​playoff​​game​​in​​Gilford)​.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​V.​ ​APPROVAL​​OF​​MINUTES​
​●​​January​​13,​​2026​​public​​and​​non-public.​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​accept​​the​​minutes​​of​​the​​meeting​​of​​January​​13,​​2026​​public​​and​​non-​​public​​as​
​written.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eunice​​Landry.​
​SECOND:​​Erick​​Bourdeau.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​8-0-1​​(ED)​
​VI.​ ​PUBLIC​​INPUT​​(on​​agenda​​items​​only)​-​
​➢​ ​Kim​​Pica,​​Barnstead​​resident,​​spoke​​about​​all​​of​​the​​positive​​things​​that​​have​​been​​happening​​at​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​High​​School​​which​​included:​
​○​ ​New​​and​​continued​​learning​​options​​available​​for​​students​​whether​​it​​be​​in​​person,​​on​​line​
​through​​dual​​enrollment​​or​​at​​Lakes​​Region​​Technology​​Center.​
​○​ ​All​​the​​events​​for​​students​​and​​their​​families​​including​​college​​family​​night​​and​​the​​career​​fairs,​
​Winter​​carnival​​week​​and​​the​​lip​​sync,​​and​​the​​Alton​​Basketball​​night(Prospect​​Hall​​of​​Fame).​
​○​ ​Teachers​​who​​spend​​hours​​outside​​of​​their​​regular​​duties​​to​​support​​clubs​​and​​activities​​and​​the​
​students​​who​​are​​working​​hard​​and​​their​​accomplishments​​both​​academically​​and​​with​
​extracurriculars​​and​​athletics.​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​February​​17,​​2026​
​1​

​STATE​​OF​​NEW​​HAMPSHIRE​
​SCHOOL​​ADMINISTRATIVE​​UNIT​​#301​​PROSPECT​
​MOUNTAIN​​SCHOOL​​BOARD​
​Ms.​​Pica​​stated​​that​​during​​a​​school​​board​​meeting​​last​​year,​​a​​club​​had​​requested​​funding​​for​​a​​field​
​trip,​​and​​a​​board​​member​​suggested​​exploring​​a​​percentage-based​​model​​for​​allocating​​funds​​more​
​evenly​​between​​clubs​​and​​sports.​ ​Ms.​​Pica​​did​​ask​​if​​this​​had​​been​​revisited?​
​VII.​ ​REPORTS​
​A.​​School​​Board​​–​​None​
​B.​​Finance​​–​​In​​the​​packet.​ ​Ms.​​Duford​​noted​​that​​she​​didn’t​​have​​any​​concerns.​
​C.​​Prospect​​Mountain​​High​​School​
​1.​ ​Counseling​​Center-​​Ms.​​Sheff​​highlighted​​the​​following:​
​a.​​Timberwolf​​Tips​​S2​​25-26.​
​b.​​The​​2026-2027​​Program​​of​​Studies.​
​c.​ ​Partnering​​with​​Lakes​​Region​​Community​​College​​so​​that​​students​​can​​pursue​​an​​associates​​degree​
​the​​same​​time​​they​​receive​​their​​high​​school​​diploma.​
​d.​ ​Added​​ELO’s​​such​​as​​First​​Robotics​​so​​that​​students​​can​​receive​​credit​​for​​those​​once​​they​​pass​​the​
​competencies.​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​approve​​the​​2026-2027​​Program​​of​​Studies.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eliza​​Drolet.​
​SECOND:​​Christi​​Wood.​
​DISCUSSION:​​Ms.​​Pelletier​​asked​​for​​clarification​​where​​it​​says​​this​​year​​any​​class​​offered​​to​​a​
​sophomore,​​that​​it​​is​​the​​current​​freshman​​class.​ ​“Yes”​​was​​the​​answer​​given​​by​​Ms.​​Sheff.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​2.​ ​Principal’s​​Report​​-​​Principal​​Latchaw​​noted​​that​​as​​an​​educator​​who’s​​also​​an​​administrator​​that​​when​
​the​​state​​puts​​out​​new​​Ed​​306​​guidelines​​that​​need​​to​​be​​implemented,​​a​​lot​​of​​that​​is​ ​reflected​ ​in​​the​
​program​​of​​studies,​​and​​he​​wanted​​to​​make​​sure​​that​​Ms.​​Sheff​​got​​recognized​​for​​all​​she​​has​​done.​
​He​ ​also​​wanted​​to​​give​​a​​shout​​out​​to​​Emily​​O’Neil,​​the​​librarian​​and​​media​​specialist​​for​​her​​tech​​tips.​
​Principal​​Latchaw​​let​​the​​board​​know​​about​​the​​three​​overnight​​trips​​that​​were​​highlighted​​in​​his​
​packet.​ ​He​​advised​​the​​board​​that​​the​​assistant​​principal,​​the​​dean​​of​​students​​or​​himself​​approve​
​overnight​​trip​​requests,​​but​​it​​then​​needs​​to​​go​​to​​the​​board​​for​​their​​approval​​per​​school​​policy.​
​Principal​​Latchaw​​ended​​by​​saying​​that​​one​​of​​the​​benefits​​of​​being​​the​​principal​​is​​that​​he​​always​
​gets​​to​​share​​the​​good​​news.​ ​He​​sometimes​​gets​​the​​props​​for​​doing​​this​​but,​​he​​wanted​​to​​remind​
​everyone​​that​​our​​designated​​person​​in​​the​​main​​office​​is​​assistant​​principal​​Delberon​​who​​works​
​pretty​​hard​​to​​put​​this​​slideshow​​together​​by​​soliciting​​input​​from​​students,​​staff​​and​​members​​of​​the​
​community.​
​➢​​Mr.​​Folan​​asked​​Ms.​​Sheff​​to​​help​​him​​understand​​why​​US​​History​​is​​now​​only​​½​​credit​​when​​it​​used​​to​
​be​​a​​whole​​credit​​class​​and​​if​​this​​was​​Prospects'​​decision​​or​​the​​States'​​decision.​
​○​ ​Ms.​​Sheff​​responded​​by​​saying​​that​​history’s​​credits​​increased​​by​​1​​½​ ​credits​​which​​is​​more​​than​
​any​​other​​subject​​due​​to​​a​​combo​​of​​needing​​to​​have​​NH​​History​​and​​NH​​Government.​ ​She​​said​
​that​​US​​History​​and​​NH​​History​​are​​now​​combined​​into​​one​​credit​​and​​that​​it​​was​​the​​state's​
​decision.​
​3.​ ​Buildings​​and​​Grounds​​–​ ​In​​the​​packet.​
​4.​ ​Athletics​​Report​​-​​Mr.​​Christie​​spoke​​to​​the​​board​​about​​joining​​a​​co-op​​with​​Kingswood​​for​​boys​
​hockey​​as​​it​​is​​now​​possible​​and​​our​​girls​​hockey​​team​​is​​already​​doing​​this.​ ​He​​explained​​the​​benefits​
​and​​what​​it​​would​​entail​​for​​Prospect.​ ​Should​​the​​board​​approve​​this,​​we​​would​​then​​go​​to​​NHIAA​
​with​​the​​request​​and​​if​​approved​​by​​them,​​we​​would​​be​​looking​​at​​having​​a​​team​​in​​the​​upcoming​
​26-27​​season.​
​a.​ ​Mr.​​Henry​​asked​​what​​our​​cost​​factor​​would​​be​​in​​this?​
​i.​ ​Mr.​​Christie​​responded​​that​​it​​would​​be​​marginal​​as​​Kingswood​​would​​continue​​to​​pay​​for​
​uniforms,​​officials​​and​​busing.​ ​If​​at​​some​​point​​Kingswood​​feels​​that​​they​​need​​some​
​assistance​​there​​would​​be​​a​​discussion​​between​​both​​schools​​to​​figure​​out​​what​​that​​may​
​look​​like.​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​February​​17,​​2026​
​2​

​STATE​​OF​​NEW​​HAMPSHIRE​
​SCHOOL​​ADMINISTRATIVE​​UNIT​​#301​​PROSPECT​
​MOUNTAIN​​SCHOOL​​BOARD​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​approve​​a​​boys​​hockey​​co-op​​with​​Kingswood.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eliza​​Drolet.​
​SECOND:​​Michael​​Folan.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​D.​​SAU/Central​​Office​-​
​1.​ ​Technology​​Report​​-​​In​​the​​packet.​
​2.​ ​Curriculum​​&​​Assessment​​–​
​a.​ ​NH​​Secondary​​Innovation​​Project​​-​​Mr.​​Jozokos​​said​​that​​he​​has​​been​​working​​with​​other​​Lakes​
​Region​​CIA​​people​​from​​Gilford,​​Interlakes,​​Governor​​Wentworth​​and​​Moultonborough​​on​​the​​NH​
​Secondary​​Innovation​​Project​​for​​grades​​seven​​through​​twelve.​ ​He​​said​​that​​they​​are​​looking​​at​
​getting​​a​​cohort​​of​​teachers​​to​​participate​​with​​the​​potential​​of​​some​​graduate​​credits​​along​​the​
​way.​ ​He​​is​​also​​working​​with​​the​​Department​​of​​Education​​to​​secure​​funding​​for​​the​​project.​
​b.​ ​Literacy​​Committee​​-​​Met​​earlier​​today.​ ​We​​are​​in​​the​​stage​​right​​now​​where​​we​​have​​identified​
​some​​curriculums​​that​​we’re​​looking​​at.​ ​We​​have​​also​​created​​an​​evaluation​​tool​​broken​​up​​into​
​three​​groups.​ ​Those​​groups​​will​​be​​walking​​through​​the​​process​​of​​evaluating​​the​​curriculums​​with​
​the​​understanding​​of​​trying​​to​​narrow​​down​​to​​one​​or​​two​​that​​we​​will​​be​​able​​to​​pilot​​some​​time​
​in​​April.​ ​Mr.​​Jozokos​​also​​noted​​that​​they​​will​​be​​doing​​site​​visits​​in​​April​​and​​May​​and​​will​​come​
​back​​to​​the​​board​​in​​June​​with​​a​​recommendation​​with​​hopes​​to​​have​​training​​next​​year​​and​
​implementation​​the​​following​​year.​
​c.​ ​12​​-​​K​​Vertical​​Alignment​​-​​Mr.​​Jozokos​​noted​​that​​Steve​​Renner,​​science​​department,​ ​along​​with​
​Kris​​Lee,​​Dean​​of​​students,​ ​facilitated​​our​​five​​through​​twelve​​and​​did​​a​​lot​​of​​work​​around​​the​
​alignment​​process.​ ​They​​are​​starting​​to​​look​​at​​gaps​​and​​different​​things​​of​​that​​nature​​between​
​grades​​five​​through​​eight​​and​​ninth​​grades.​
​d.​ ​Dean​​Lee​​presentation​​-​​Dean​​Lee​​previously​​reported​​on​​the​​student’s​​first​​quarter​​grades​​and​
​the​​Depth​​of​​Knowledge,​​(DOK).​ ​Her​​presentation​​today,​​showed​​the​​comparison​​between​​the​
​first​​and​​second​​quarters,​​the​​changes​​that​​happened,​​some​​things​​the​​departments​​have​​done​
​and​​reasons​​why​​there​​were​​shifts.​ ​She​​also​​explained​​how​​some​​of​​the​​teachers​​have​​changed​
​how​​they​​are​​teaching​​their​​students​​to​​see​​if​​there​​is​​an​​improvement​​and​​to​​try​​and​​figure​​out​
​where​​the​​students​​need​​more​​help.​
​Dean​​Lee​​noted​​that​​in​​quarter​​one,​ ​there​​were​​one​​thousand​​eight​​hundred​​and​​eighty-eight​
​student​​visits​​to​​the​​ESC​​for​​one​​on​​one​​help​​and​​in​​quarter​​two,​​there​​were​​over​​two​​thousand​
​visits.​ ​Peter​​Brophy​​and​​Kim​​Whittier​​are​​the​​ones​​helping​​the​​students​​when​​they​​come​​to​​the​
​ESC​​and​​they​​deserve​​a​​huge​​thank​​you.​
​The​​board​​had​​some​​questions​​during​​the​​presentation​​but​​had​​all​​of​​their​​concerns​​answered.​
​3.​ ​Superintendent’s​​Report​​-​
​a.​ ​Hudl​​software​​-​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​advised​​the​​board​​that​​the​​school​​would​​like​​to​​use​​Hudl​​software​
​for​​our​​athletic​​teams.​ ​He​​noted​​that​​New​​Hampshire​​has​​the​​second​​most​​restrictive​​data​​privacy​
​laws​​which​​limits​​the​​software​​we​​can​​use​​in​​our​​public​​schools.​ ​Dr.​​Broadrick​​noted​​that​​this​
​software​​is​​commonly​​used​​by​​athletic​​teams​​in​​the​​state.​ ​He​​went​​on​​to​​say​​that​​we​​have​
​budgeted​​for​​a​​Hudl​​site​​license​​and​​that​​all​​of​​our​​athletic​​teams​​would​​be​​able​​to​​use​​the​
​software​​to​​record​​both​​practices​​and​​games​​to​​use​​as​​a​​teaching​​tool.​ ​Because​​Hudl​​doesn’t​​use​
​Data​​Privacy​​Agreement​​(DPA)​​we​​would​​need​​to​​get​​written​​permission​​from​​parents/guardians​
​of​​every​​child​​whom​​we​​might​​use​​the​​software​​with​​prior​​to​​use.​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​approve​​the​​school​​to​​use​​Hudl​​software​​with​​parent​​consent​​and​​to​​look​​at​
​any​​additional​​options​​that​​may​​be​​available.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eliza​​Drolet.​
​SECOND:​​Brandy​​Pelletier.​
​DISCUSSION:​​The​​board​​discussed​​their​​thoughts​​on​​the​​Hudl​​software.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​February​​17,​​2026​
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​STATE​​OF​​NEW​​HAMPSHIRE​
​SCHOOL​​ADMINISTRATIVE​​UNIT​​#301​​PROSPECT​
​MOUNTAIN​​SCHOOL​​BOARD​
​b.​ ​Establish​​an​​Alternative​​School​​-​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​noted​​that​​we​​are​​in​​the​​piloting​​phase​​with​​about​
​forty​​online​​students​​with​​our​​alternative​​program​​(GSA),​​which​​the​​joint​​board​​established​​under​
​the​​provisions​​of​​NH​​Admin.​​Code​​§​​Ed​​306.17​​and​​an​​Innovation​​Plan​​approved​​by​​the​​State​
​Board​​of​​Education.​ ​We​​are​​now​​at​​the​​point​​that​​we​​need​​to​​look​​at​​how​​we​​track​​enrollment​
​and​​the​​data​​scores​​for​​our​​mandatory​​state​​testing​​(NH​​SAS​​and​​SAT’s).​ ​Dr.​​Broadrick​
​recommended​​the​​board​​establish​​an​​Alternative​​School​​to​​host​​the​​program​​and​​house​​student​
​data​​so​​that,​​when​​looking​​at​​enrollment​​and​​test​​scores,​​we​​can​​differentiate​​the​​data​​for​​online​
​GSA​​students​​and​​PMHS​​in-person​​students.​ ​This​​may​​also​​help​​down​​the​​line​​as​​we​​navigate​
​NHIAA​​rules​​for​​placing​​schools​​in​​athletic​​divisions.​
​MOTION​​MADE​:​​To​​establish​​a​​grade​​nine​​(9)​​through​​twelve​​(12)​​alternative​​school​​for​​the​​purpose​​of​
​enrolling​​and​​serving​​Granite​​State​​Academy​​students.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eliza​​Drolet.​
​SECOND:​​Brady​​Pelletier.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​VIII.​ ​ACTION​​ITEMS:​
​1.​ ​Action​​need​​for​​Overnight​​Class​​Trips:​
​a.​ ​HISTORY​​CLUB:​
​MOTION​​MADE​:​​To​​approve​​the​​twentieth​​anniversary​​of​​the​​history​​club​​overnight​​trip.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eliza​​Drolet.​
​SECOND:​​Brandy​​Pelletier.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​b.​ ​OUTING​​CLUB:​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​approve​​the​​outing​​club​​overnight​​trip.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eliza​​Drolet.​
​SECOND:​​Michael​​Folan.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​c.​ ​MUSIC​​DEPARTMENT:​
​MOTION​​MADE​:​​To​​approve​​the​​music​​department​​overnight​​trip.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eliza​​Drolet.​
​SECOND:​​Brandy​​Pelletier.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​2.​ ​Personnel:​
​●​ ​Jen​​Diachenko​​has​​been​​hired​​as​​the​​Registrar​​and​​Data​​Coordinator​​for​​all​​three​​schools.​ ​No​​action​
​is​​needed​​from​​the​​board​​for​​this​​position.​
​X.​​PUBLIC​​INPUT:​
​➢​ ​Kim​​Pica,​​Barnstead​​resident,​​thanked​​the​​board​​chair​​for​​letting​​her​​know​​that​​legal​​counsel​​was​​reviewing​
​her​​concerns​​she​​has​​raised​​over​​the​​years.​ ​She​​asked,​​why​​has​​it​​taken​​so​​long​​for​​her​​concerns​​and​​others​
​to​​be​​addressed​​and​​why​​are​​we​​funding​​legal​​fees​​to​​respond​​to​​issues​​that​​have​​been​​happening​​for​
​years?​ ​She​​went​​on​​to​​say​​that​​her​​concerns​​are​​broader​​than​​just​​Barnstead​​and​​that​​it​​is​​about​​how​
​employment​​and​​compliance​​matters​​have​​been​​handled​​across​​the​​district​​over​​time.​ ​She​​noted​​that​
​when​​compliance​​issues​​occur​​at​​the​​middle​​school​​they​​can​​carry​​forward​​to​​the​​high​​school.​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​February​​17,​​2026​
​4​

​STATE​​OF​​NEW​​HAMPSHIRE​
​SCHOOL​​ADMINISTRATIVE​​UNIT​​#301​​PROSPECT​
​MOUNTAIN​​SCHOOL​​BOARD​
​XI.​​FUTURE​​AGENDA​​AND​​FOLLOW​​UP​​ITEMS:​
​●​ ​Building​​and​​Grounds​​meeting​​(May)​
​●​ ​26-27​​School​​Calendar​
​●​ ​Exchange​​Student​
​●​ ​Scholarships​
​●​ ​Board​​reorganization​
​XII.​​OTHER​​BUSINESS:​​None​
​XIII.​​FUTURE​​MEETING​​DATE:​
​March​​17,​​2026​​@​​6:00​ ​pm.​
​XIV.​​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:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND:​​Christi​​Wood​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE:​​Unanimous​​by​​a​​roll​​call​​vote​​9-0​
​The​​board​​entered​​the​​Non-Public​​Session​​at​​7:19​​pm.​
​●​​The​​board​​discussed​​a​​personnel​​matter.​
​MOTION:​​To​​seal​​the​​Non-Public​​meeting​​minutes​​indefinitely.​
​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND:​​Christi​​Wood​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE:​​Unanimous​​by​​a​​roll​​call​​vote​​9-0​
​MOTION:​​To​​return​​to​​Public​​Session​​at​​7:30​​pm.​
​MADE​​BY:​​Michael​​Folan​
​SECOND:​​Loren​​Ferruccio​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE:​​Unanimous​​by​​a​​roll​​call​​vote​​9-0​
​XV.​​ADJOURNMENT:​
​MOTION:​​To​​adjourn.​
​MADE​​BY:​​Eunice​​Landry​
​SECOND:​​Christi​​Wood​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​The​​meeting​​was​​adjourned​​at​​7:31​​pm.​
​Respectfully​​Submitted,​
​Sara​​Borelli,​​Executive​​Assistant​
​Brandy​​Pelletier,​​Secretary​
​Non-Public​​Session​​Recorder​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​February​​17,​​2026​
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