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4.21.26 JMA School Board Meeting Minutes.pdf

The board reorganized, electing Christi Wood Chair (9-0), Jason Henry Vice-Chair (9-0), and Loren Ferruccio Secretary (9-0). Riley Hatch was introduced as the next student representative. The board approved minutes from February 17, 2026, by an 8-0-1 vote. Financially, the board accepted A Sharper Image Landscape for $54,000/year for FY27 and FY28 (8-0) and Aqua Specialties for arsenic filter rebedding at $20,770 (8-0). A French class overnight trip to Montreal and the 2026-27 school calendar were approved (8-0). Policy JLCF-Wellness was adopted (8-0). Allison Bortz’s resignation as Social Worker, effective June 30, 2026, was accepted (8-0). The superintendent will seek a state waiver for required school hours due to snow days. Future agenda items include the capital plan, committee assignments, and cafeteria tables in June. The next meeting is May 18, 2026. Source: https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/3643/Pmsau/595c06ee-5d18-48dd-a52b-07b0af02f174/4.21.26-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​
​April​​21,​​2026​
​Meeting​​Minutes​
​I.​ ​CALL​​TO​​ORDER:​​Dr.​​Broadrick,​​Superintendent​​called​​the​​meeting​​to​​order​​at​​6:00​​pm.​
​II.​ ​ROLL​​CALL:​
​Jason​​Henry,​​member;​​Brandy​​Pelletier,​​member;​​Erick​​Bourdeau,​​member;​​Christi​​Wood,​​member;​ ​Loren​
​Ferruccio,​​member;​​Eunice​​Landry,​​member;​​Eliza​​Drolet,​​member;​ ​Anne​​Pierce,​​member;​​and​​Ian​​Harmon,​
​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:​
​The​​board​​members​​and​​the​​audience​​recited​​the​​Pledge​​of​​Allegiance.​
​IV.​ ​REORGANIZATION​​OF​​THE​​BOARD:​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​nominate​​Christi​​Wood​​as​​School​​Board​​Chair.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Erick​​Bourdeau​
​SECOND:​​Eunice​​Landry.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​nominate​​Jason​​Henry​​as​​School​​Board​​Vice-Chair.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Eliza​​Drolet​
​SECOND:​​Eunice​​Landry.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​nominate​​Loren​​Ferruccio​​as​​School​​Board​​Secretary.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Christi​​Wood​
​SECOND:​​Eliza​​Drolet.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​V.​ ​AGENDA​​REVIEW:​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​approve​​the​​agenda​​as​​written.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND:​​Anne​​Pierce.​
​DISCUSSION:​​Mr.​​Henry​​requested​​moving​​the​​Student​​Rep​​report​​up​​in​​the​​agenda.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​9-0​
​VI.​
​RECOGNITION​​-​
​A.​​Bill​​Coleman,​​PMHS​​English​​Teacher.​
​➢​​Principal​​Latchaw​​stated​​that​​he​​wanted​​Mr.​​Coleman​​to​​be​​recognized​​as​​he​​hasn’t​​done​​just​
​one,​​two​​or​​even​​three​​really​​special​​things​​but​​a​​long​​list​​of​​things​​that​​Principal​​Latchaw​
​wanted​​to​​recognize​​him​​for​​including:​
​○​ ​Last​​month​​he​​was​​awarded​​the​​New​​Hampshire​​Teacher​​Poetry​​Prize​​from​​the​​University​
​of​​New​​Hampshire​​and​​the​​prize​​was​​awarded​​at​​an​​awards​​banquet​​this​​past​​Friday​​night​
​at​​UNH.​
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​○​ ​Mr.​​Coleman​​was​​recently​​published​​in​​English​​Journal​​about​​a​​reflection​​on​​teaching.​
​This​​is​​a​​peer-reviewed​​publication​​for​​secondary​​language​​arts​​teachers​​from​​the​
​National​​Council​​of​​Teachers​​of​​English.​
​○​ ​Bill​​also​​has​​poems​​appearing​​in​​literary​​journals​​this​​year,​​including​​the​​Classical​​Outlook​
​(the​​publication​​of​​the​​American​​Classical​​League);​​The​​Wallace​​Stevens​​Journal​
​(publication​​of​​the​​Wallace​​Stevens​​Society);​​St.​​Katherine​​Review​​(Vancouver,​​BC);​​After​
​Hours​​(Chicago,​​IL);​​and​​Touchstone​​(publication​​of​​the​​Poetry​​Society​​of​​New​
​Hampshire).​
​○​ ​Mr.​​Coleman​​also​​has​​been​​elected​​to​​the​​Board​​of​​Directors​​for​​the​​Poetry​​Society​​of​
​New​​Hampshire.​
​➢​​Mr.​​Coleman​​said​​that​​he​​appreciates​​the​​support​​and​​was​​thankful​​for​​being​​invited​​to​​the​
​meeting.​ ​Mr.​​Coleman​​added​​that​​when​​he​​went​​to​​the​​awards​​banquet​​at​​UNH,​​he​​was​
​presented​​with​​a​​book​​that​​is​​published​​every​​year​​by​​the​​University​​of​​New​​Hampshire.​ ​It​​is​
​an​​anthology​​of​​the​​best​​teen​​poetry​​of​​New​​Hampshire​​and​​three​​of​​our​​students​​are​​in​​it.​
​Mr.​​Coleman​​let​​the​​board​​know​​that​​there​​is​​a​​project​​in​​Portsmouth​​going​​on​​now,​
​Portsmouth​​Poetry​​Project,​​where​​poems​​are​​selected​​and​​then​​displayed​​in​​shop​​windows​
​and​​one​​of​​our​​students​​has​​a​​poem​​there.​ ​Concord​​had​​a​​similar​​project​​in​​the​​fall​​that​​four​
​of​​our​​students​​were​​represented​​in.​
​VII.​ ​STUDENT​​REPRESENTATIVE​​REPORT-​ ​Mr.​​Dumond​​didn’t​​have​​a​​report​​to​​present​​this​​month​​but​​did​​introduce​
​the​​student​​representative​​for​​the​​2026-2027​​school​​year.​ ​Her​​name​​is​​Riley​​Hatch.​ ​She​​is​​currently​​the​​class​
​president​​and​​a​​member​​of​​the​​National​​Honor​​Society.​
​VIII.​ ​APPROVAL​​OF​​MINUTES​
​●​​March​​17,​​2026​​public​​and​​non-public.​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​approve​​the​​public​​and​​non-​​public​​minutes​​of​​the​​meeting​​of​​February​​17,​​2026​​as​
​written.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND:​​Brandy​​Pelletier.​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​8-0-1​​(AP)​
​IX.​ ​PUBLIC​​INPUT​​(on​​agenda​​items​​only)​-​​None​
​X.​ ​REPORTS​
​A.​​School​​Board​​–​​Committee​​Assignments​​-​ ​The​​board​​decided​​to​​wait​​on​​this​​as​​there​​is​​an​​open​​member​
​spot​​and​​the​​members​​will​​email​​the​​chairperson​​with​​which​​committee(s)​​they​​would​​like​​to​​be​​on.​
​B.​​Finance​​–​​Ms.​​Duford​​noted​​that​​we’re​​in​​good​​shape​​and​​are​​still​​encumbering​​things.​ ​They​​are​​working​​on​
​getting​​all​​the​​purchase​​orders​​in.​
​C.​​Prospect​​Mountain​​High​​School​
​1.​ ​Principal’s​​Report​​-​​Principal​​Latchaw​​noted​​that​​his​​report​​contained​​links​​for​​some​​items​​in​​his​
​report.​ ​He​​spoke​​about​​the​​following​​items:​
​a.​​The​​Good​​News​​was​​done​​by​​Mr.​​Pappaceno’s​​broadcasting​​class.​ ​That​​program​​has​​been​
​increasing​​and​​expanding.​
​b.​ ​The​​Hype​​video,​​created​​by​​the​​technology​​director,​​Mr.​​Dumond​​was​​amazing​​and​​was​​used​​at​
​Open​​House.​
​c.​ ​Principal​​Latchaw​​also​​has​​organized​​and​​collated​​all​​the​​really​​important​​and​​stand​​out​
​happenings​​from​​now​​until​​the​​end​​of​​the​​year.​ ​He​​said​​that​​he​​will​​be​​sending​​it​​out​​to​​parents​
​in​​the​​next​​couple​​of​​weeks.​
​2.​ ​Buildings​​and​​Grounds​​–​ ​In​​the​​packet.​
​●​ ​Ms.​​Wood​​noted​​from​​the​​report​​that​​they​​are​​working​​on​​a​​hot​​spot​​for​​Wi-Fi,​​various​​repairs,​
​prep​​work​​for​​the​​upcoming​​press​​box,​​and​​deep​​cleaning.​
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​●​ ​Ms.​​Wood​​asked​​if​​Mr.​​Bourdeau​​had​​anything​​from​​the​​buildings​​&​​Grounds​​committee​​meeting​
​that​​was​​held​​prior​​to​​the​​JMA​​school​​board​​meeting.​
​○​ ​Mr.​​Bourdeau​ ​thought​​that​​they​​could​​talk​​about​​the​​cafeteria​​tables​​either​​at​​this​​meeting​​or​
​at​​the​​next​​meeting.​
​■​ ​Dr.​​Broadrick​​stated​​that​​the​​tables​​look​​great​​but​​that​​they​​are​​exceedingly​​heavy​​and​
​hard​​to​​move.​ ​Due​​to​​the​​middle​​and​​high​​schools​​having​​both​​competitive​​cheer​​and​
​wrestling​​there​​is​​a​​lack​​of​​space​​for​​practices​​and​​if​​we​​were​​to​​get​​lighter,​​fold-up​​tables​
​that​​were​​easy​​to​​move,​​the​​cafeteria​​would​​be​​an​​extra​​space​​that​​they​​could​​put​​their​
​mats​​down​​and​​practice.​
​■​ ​Mr.​​Bourdeau​​said​​that​​the​​Buildings​​&​​Grounds​​committee​​were​​torn​​on​​the​​idea​​as​​they​
​understand​​the​​functionality​​of​​having​​different​​tables,​​but​​he​​felt​​that​​the​​tables​​he​​saw​
​looked​​“middle​​schoolish”​​whereas​​the​​current​​tables​​look​​more​​professional​​and​​that​​is​
​one​​of​​the​​first​​things​​people​​see​​when​​they​​come​​into​​the​​building.​
​3.​ ​Student​​Representative​​-​​No​​report​​this​​month.​ ​Next​​year's​​student​​representative​​was​​introduced​​by​
​Mr.​​Dumond​​earlier​​in​​the​​meeting.​
​D.​​SAU/Central​​Office​-​
​1.​ ​Technology​​Report​​-​​In​​the​​packet.​ ​Ms.​​Wood​​noted​​that​​Matt​​Dumond​​and​​Cody​​MacGregor​
​conducted​​a​​session​​at​​the​​NHSAA​​conference​​on​​Innovations​​in​​Instruction​​&​​Assessment.​ ​They​​are​
​also​​working​​with​​the​​Library​​Specialists​​and​​continuing​​work​​for​​the​​press​​box.​
​2.​ ​Curriculum​​&​​Assessment​​–​
​a.​ ​Vertical​​Alignment​​-​ ​We​​are​​continuing​​with​​our​​vertical​​alignment​​with​​Math,​​Science​​and​​Social​
​Studies.​ ​Science​​met​​last​​week.​ ​We​​continue​​to​​work​​with​​our​​five​​through​​twelve​​process.​
​Kudos​​to​​the​​department​​heads​​for​​leading​​the​​charge​​in​​the​​vertical​​alignment.​
​b.​ ​Literacy​​Committee​​-​​Bill​​Coleman,​​who​​is​​here​​tonight,​​and​​Andrea​​Caruso​​are​​part​​of​​our​​literacy​
​committee.​ ​We​​are​​still​​working​​with​​the​​pilot​​programs​​at​​both​​Alton​​Central​​School​​and​
​Barnstead​​Elementary​​School​​and​​this​​should​​finish​​up​​sometime​​in​​the​​third​​or​​fourth​​week​​of​
​May.​ ​There​​has​​been​​positive​​feedback​​from​​the​​individuals​​involved​​in​​the​​pilot​​program.​ ​We​​are​
​scheduling​​visits​​to​​nearby​​schools​​that​​are​​incorporating​​the​​different​​programs​​we​​have​​so​​we​
​can​​see​​it​​in​​action.​
​c.​ ​Embedded​​Honors​​Grade​​Distribution​​(9th​​grade)-​​There​​was​​a​​56%​​decrease​​in​​failures​​from​
​quarter​​1​​to​​quarter​​3,​​a​​13%​​increase​​for​​those​​achieving​​honors​​from​​quarter​​1​​to​​quarter​​3​​and​
​thanks​​to​​the​​efforts​​of​​Principal​​Latchaw​​and​​his​​group​​there​​has​​been​​a​​31%​​decrease​​for​​late​​or​
​missing​​assignments​​from​​quarter​​2​​to​​quarter​​3.​ ​Mr.​​Jozokos​​stated​​that​​they​​will​​continue​​to​
​track​​this​​date​​over​​the​​rest​​of​​this​​year​​and​​provide​​more​​information​​in​​May​​and​​it​​will​​also​
​include​​behavior​​status​​as​​well.​
​d.​ ​April​​10th​​PD​​Day​​-​​A​​lot​​of​​work​​was​​done​​around​​quality​​assessments,​​looking​​at​​assessment​
​protocols,​​and​​focusing​​on​​quality​​rubrics​​and​​how​​do​​we​​make​​sure​​they’re​​assessing​​what​​we​
​hope​​to​​assess.​ ​The​​group​​also​​continued​​their​​work​​on​​the​​grade​​ten​​embedded​​honors​​scope​
​and​​sequence.​
​➢​​Ms.​​Wood​​asked​​if​​Mr.​​Jozokos​​knew​​why​​there​​was​​a​​dip​​in​​quarter​​two​​or​​what​​was​​done​​to​
​recover​​in​​quarter​​three?​ ​Mr.​​Jozokos​​explained​​that​​typically​​there​​is​​a​​drop​​in​​Q2​​due​​to​
​holidays​​and​​snowdays​​and​​students​​start​​to​​refocus​​in​​Q3.​
​➢​​Ms.​​Ferruccio​​asked​​if​​students​​had​​to​​receive​​an​​embedded​​honors​​grade​​each​​quarter​​or​​if​​it​
​was​​the​​overall​​grade​​that​​gave​​them​​embedded​​honors?​ ​Mr.​​Jozokos​​said​​it​​was​​the​​overall​
​grade​​of​​all​​four​​quarters​​combined.​
​3.​ ​Superintendent’s​​Report​​-​
​a.​ ​SAU​​Merger​​Planning​​Committee-​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​spoke​​to​​the​​board​​about​​who​​the​​committee​
​needs​​to​​consist​​of,​​how​​the​​meetings​​are​​held​​and​​the​​timeline​​for​​the​​committee.​
​b.​ ​Open​​Enrollment​​update​​-​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​noted​​that​​there​​has​​been​​a​​stronger​​turnout​​than​​in​
​previous​​years.​ ​About​​a​​dozen​​families​​showed​​up​​to​​open​​house​​that​​were​​interested​​in​​open​
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​enrollment.​ ​He​​also​​spoke​​about​​Senate​​Bill​​101​​saying​​it​​would​​change​​this​​RSA​​significantly​​from​
​the​​one​​we’ve​​been​​operating​​under​​for​​the​​last​​four​​years.​
​c.​ ​Granite​​State​​Academy​​Alternative​​Program-​​If​​Senate​​Bill​​101​​passes​​the​​legislature​​and​​is​​signed​
​by​​the​​Governor,​​the​​joint​​board​​will​​have​​to​​renegotiate​​its​​agreement​​with​​Stride,​​Inc​​but​​it​
​won’t​​be​​difficult​​to​​modify​​that​​agreement..​
​d.​ ​Last​​day​​of​​school-​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​gave​​the​​board​​a​​draft​​letter​​that​​requests​​a​​waiver​​of​​the​​hours​
​requirement​​from​​the​​state​​board​​of​​education​​due​​to​​the​​snow​​days​​and​​delayed​​openings​​we​
​had.​ ​In​​his​​letter,​​he​​advised​​the​​state​​board​​of​​education​​that​​even​​with​​the​​high​​school​​going​​a​
​full​​day​​on​​June​​18​​and​​adding​​June​​19​​we​​would​​still​​be​​short​​by​​about​​4​​hours​​and​​this​​is​​why​​he​
​is​​requesting​​the​​waiver.​
​MOTION​​MADE​:​​To​​give​​permission​​to​​submit​​this​​letter​​for​​waiver​​based​​upon​​hours​​needed.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​DISCUSSION:​​Ms.​​Drolet​​stated​​that​​she​​thought​​that​​they​​couldn’t​​have​​school​​on​​June​​19th.​ ​Dr.​
​Broadrick​​responded​​that​​this​​is​​a​​federal​​holiday​​and​​not​​a​​state​​holiday​​so​​we​​can​​have​​school.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​8-0​
​XI.​ ​ACTION​​ITEMS:​
​1.​ ​Landscape​​Bid:​
​a.​ ​A​​Sharper​​Image​​Landscape​
​$54,000​​each​​year​​for​​FY27​​&​​FY​​28​
​b.​ ​Shampney​​&​​Sons​​Four​​Seasons​​Landscaping​​LLC​
​$30,000​​each​​year​​for​​FY27​​&​​FY​​28​
​c.​ ​Northeast​​Landcare​​(NELC)​
​$147,065​​each​​year​​for​​FY27​​&​​FY​​28​
​MOTION​​MADE​:​​To​​accept​​A​​Sharper​​Image​​Landscape​​for​​$54,000​​each​​year​​for​​FY27​​&​​FY28​​as​
​recommended​​by​​the​​Buildings​​&​​Grounds.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​8-0​
​2.​ ​Arsenic​​Filter​​Rebedding​​Bid:​
​a.​ ​Aqua​​Specialties​
​$20,770​
​b.​ ​Secondwind​​Water​​Systems​
​$22,821​
​c.​ ​Gilford​​Well​​Company​
​$23,​​520.80​
​MOTION​​MADE​:​​To​​accept​​the​​Aqua​​Specialties​​at​​$20,770​​as​​recommended​​by​​the​​Buildings​​&​
​Grounds​​.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​8-0​
​3.​ ​French​​Class​​Overnight​​Trip​​to​​Montreal:​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​approve​​the​​French​​Class​​Overnight​​Trip​​to​​Montreal.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND​:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​DISCUSSION:​​None.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​8-0​
​4.​ ​26-27​​School​​Calendar-​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​accept​​the​​calendar​​for​​26-27.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​DISCUSSION:​​Dr.​​Broadrick​​said​​that​​Freshman​​Orientation​​would​​be​​Friday,​​August​​28th​​and​​the​
​first​​day​​for​​all​​students​​would​​be​​Monday,​​August​​31st.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​8-0​
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​5.​ ​Policy​​-​​First​​Reading:​​-​​JLCF​​-​​Wellness​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​accept​​the​​first​​reading​​of​​policy​​JLCF-​​Wellness.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​DISCUSSION:​​Ms.​​Duford​​noted​​the​​change​​that​​was​​made​​and​​asked​​that​​the​​policy​​be​​adopted.​
​Mr.​​Henry​​retracted​​his​​motion​​after​​discussion.​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​accept​​the​​last​​and​​final​​reading​​and​​accept​​the​​policy​​JLCF-​​Wellness.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​DISCUSSION:​​Ms.​​Duford​​noted​​the​​change​​that​​was​​made​​and​​asked​​that​​the​​policy​​be​​adopted.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​8-0​
​6.​ ​Personnel:​
​●​​Resignation-​
​MOTION​​MADE:​​To​​accept​​the​​resignation​​of​ ​Allison​​Bortz,​​Social​​Worker,​​resignation​​as​​of​
​6/30/2026.​
​MOTION​​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​
​SECOND:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​DISCUSSION:​​None.​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​8-0​
​X.​​PUBLIC​​INPUT:​ ​None​
​XI.​​FUTURE​​AGENDA​​AND​​FOLLOW​​UP​​ITEMS:​
​●​ ​Capital​​Plan​
​●​ ​Committee​​Assignments​
​●​ ​Cafeteria​​Tables​​(June)​
​XII.​​OTHER​​BUSINESS:​​None​
​XIII.​​FUTURE​​MEETING​​DATE:​
​May​​18,​​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:​​Christi​​Wood​
​SECOND:​​Jason​​Henry​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE:​​Unanimous​​by​​a​​roll​​call​​vote​​8-0​
​The​​board​​entered​​the​​Non-Public​​Session​​at​​6:40​​pm.​
​●​​The​​board​​discussed​​a​​personnel​​matter.​
​MOTION:​​To​​return​​to​​Public​​Session​​at​​7:42​​pm.​
​MADE​​BY:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​SECOND:​​Jason​​Henry​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE:​​Unanimous​​by​​a​​roll​​call​​vote​​8-0​
​MOTION:​​To​​seal​​the​​Non-Public​​meeting​​minutes​​for​​90​​days.​
​MADE​​BY:​​Jason​​Henry​ ​SECOND:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE:​​Unanimous​​by​​a​​roll​​call​​vote​​8-0​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​April​​21,​​2026​
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​STATE​​OF​​NEW​​HAMPSHIRE​
​SCHOOL​​ADMINISTRATIVE​​UNIT​​#301​​PROSPECT​
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​XV.​​ADJOURNMENT:​
​MOTION:​​To​​adjourn.​
​MADE​​BY:​​Anne​​Pierce​
​SECOND:​​Jason​​Henry​
​DISCUSSION:​​None​
​VOTE​​ON​​THE​​MOTION:​​8-0​
​The​​meeting​​was​​adjourned​​at​​7:43​​pm.​
​Respectfully​​Submitted,​
​Sara​​Borelli,​​Executive​​Assistant​
​Prospect​​Mountain​​JMA​​Board​​Meeting​
​April​​21,​​2026​
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