Marion County School Board Faces Safety Concerns and Facility Upgrades

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Marion County School Board, issues regarding the safety and condition of Vanguard High School’s Booster Stadium were highlighted by community members, prompting calls for immediate action. Additionally, the board tackled topics ranging from chronic absenteeism and hurricane preparedness to funding allocations for school facilities and technology.

Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School Board Reviews Key Policies on Drug-Free Schools and Student Privacy

Overview: The Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School Board convened to discuss several critical policy updates, focusing on drug-free schools, student privacy, and equitable educational opportunities. Changes to these policies are driven by recent legislative updates and recommendations from the Minnesota School Board Association (MSBA).

North Hunterdon-Voorhees School Board Secures $6.5 Million Energy Grant for HVAC Upgrades

Overview: At the recent North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School District Board of Education meeting, members discussed advancements in the district’s infrastructure, made possible by a $6.5 million New Jersey Clean Energy Grant. The grant funds were allocated for ventilation and energy efficiency improvements across the district, a development covered in detail by Katherine Blue, the school business administrator.

Community Rallies Behind Superintendent Citadino Amid Contract Renewal Debate with Old Bridge School Board

Overview: During the recent Old Bridge School Board meeting, a substantial focus was placed on the community’s overwhelming support for Superintendent David Citadino as discussions about his contract renewal intensified. The meeting featured a mix of emotional testimonials, logistical updates, and decisions impacting the district’s future.

Clay County Schools Achieve 98.65% Graduation Rate for ESE Students, Surpassing State Targets

Overview: The Clay County School Board meeting focused on several topics, including exceptional student education (ESE) services, civics education initiatives, and the planning of new school construction. The board lauded the ESE department’s impressive achievements, particularly a graduation rate of 98.65% for students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), far surpassing the state’s target of 86.7%.