Camden School Board Elects New President as Students Raise Concerns Over Scheduling and Facilities

Overview: The Camden City School District Board of Education held a meeting on September 24th where the election of a new board president, N’Namdee Nelson, was a key highlight. The meeting also saw a discussion on student concerns, ranging from overcrowding and scheduling issues to facilities and safety measures.

Voorhees School Board Faces Challenges and Progress in Key Areas

Overview: During the recent Voorhees School Board meeting, discussions took place regarding the district’s operational and programmatic matters, including a major budget discrepancy in the sewer line project, student proficiency data, and the upcoming presentation by Chief Bardy on safety concerns. The board also acknowledged the efforts of staff and students, recognized the importance of new initiatives, and addressed community questions about educational policies.

Hamilton School Board Recognizes Technology Coordinators for Digital Safety Excellence

Overview: In a recent Hamilton (Atlantic County) School Board meeting, the board highlighted the achievements of the district’s technology coordinators, Lou Impra and Anthony Petta, for their outstanding work in maintaining a secure technological environment for students and staff. Additionally, the resignation of long-time board member Christine Miller was announced, who was praised for her dedication to mental well-being and student advocacy.

Boonton Township School Board Discusses Referendum Failure and Sets Clear Goals for Future

Overview: The Boonton Township School Board meeting focused on reassessing goals and strategies following the failure of a recent referendum, discussing ways to improve communication with the community, and setting ambitious objectives for student achievement and safety.

North Brunswick School Board Discusses Student Performance Gaps, Approves District Improvement Plan

Overview: In a recent North Brunswick School Board meeting, officials focused on addressing student assessment results, particularly the persistent performance gaps across various demographics, and outlined the District Improvement Plan mandated by the New Jersey Quality Single Accountability Continuum (NJQSAC) review.