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AGENDA SADDLE RIVER BOARD OF EDUCATION ORGANIZATION MEETING AND REGULAR SESSION WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 2015 5:00 PM LIBRARY OF WENDELL SCHOOL Board Secretary presiding; through the election of the

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1. Start by ensuring that you have all the necessary documents and materials required for the board meeting.
2. Arrive at the meeting venue early to set up the necessary equipment, such as projectors or presentation materials.
3. Begin by introducing yourself as the board secretary and explaining your role in presiding over the meeting.
4. Familiarize yourself with the agenda and the order of business to ensure a smooth flow of the meeting.
5. During the meeting, take accurate minutes of all discussions, decisions, and actions taken by the board members.
6. Be an active listener, paying attention to the points raised by each member and summarizing them if necessary.
7. Maintain decorum and order in the meeting, ensuring that everyone has an equal opportunity to speak and participate.
8. Take note of any motions or resolutions proposed and ensure that they are properly documented and recorded.
9. At the end of the meeting, summarize the key points raised and any action items to be followed up on.
10. Once the meeting is concluded, distribute the minutes and any relevant documents to the board members for review.

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Having a board secretary to preside through the meeting ensures that proper governance procedures are followed, decisions are accurately recorded, and the board operates effectively and efficiently.

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