Ramapo Indian Hills BOE Meeting - May 11, 2026

The Ramapo Indian Hills Regional High School District held its regular public meeting on May 11, 2026. The district serves the communities of Oakland, Franklin Lakes, and Wyckoff. The meeting included updates from student government representatives, reports from the superintendent and business administrator, committee highlights, and approval of numerous personnel appointments and reappointments. The board also approved contracts related to technology asset sales and HVAC upgrades at Indian Hills High School.

Key Takeaways

What This Means for Residents

The meeting covered routine but important district business affecting Oakland, Franklin Lakes, and Wyckoff families. The approval of contracts for technology asset sales and HVAC upgrades reflects ongoing operational management of district facilities and resources. The appointment of a new principal at Ramapo High School and the reappointment of many staff members provide continuity in leadership and instruction for the coming school year.

While no new strategic plans or major budget changes were presented, the board's actions ensure that the district's educational and operational needs continue to be met. Residents can expect stable staffing and ongoing facility maintenance as part of the district's regular operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Were there any changes in district leadership?

Yes, Claudia Dargento was appointed Principal at Ramapo High School effective May 12, 2026, through June 30, 2027. Matthew Bouldin was appointed School Business Administrator/Board Secretary effective July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027.

Did the board approve any contracts related to facilities?

Yes, the board awarded a contract to Reiner Group, Inc. for HVAC upgrades at Indian Hills High School for $163,000.

What technology-related decisions were made?

The board approved the bulk sale and sanitization of 2,550 MacBook Air computers to Betco Sales Corp. for $655,134.75.

Were there any retirements announced?

The board accepted retirements with regret for Gregory Hudak and Lee Barber, both longtime teachers, effective July 1, 2026.

Did the board approve any agreements with external service providers?

Yes, agreements with Bergen County Special Services were amended to provide Staffing Consultant Services for the Autism Program at $717,940.00 and Physical Therapy and Occupational Services at $102,655.00 for the 2026-2027 school year.

About the Source

Read the full meeting minutes. This summary is provided by the Chopper Russo Team as a community resource for residents and prospective buyers in Oakland, Franklin Lakes, and Wyckoff.

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