Hunterdon Central School Board Meeting Sparks Debate Over Club Approval and Campaign Practices

Overview: The recent meeting of the Hunterdon Central Regional High School Board of Education was marked by discussions regarding the approval process for a new student club and concerns over campaign practices during the recent school board elections. The board also recognized numerous student and staff achievements, while addressing the transparency and governance issues raised by community members.

Stillwater School Board Discusses Kindergarten Enrollment and Student Adjustment

Overview: The Stillwater Area School Board meeting focused heavily on the upcoming kindergarten enrollment process, with discussions on priority deadlines, the transition to full-day schooling, and the emotional and social adjustments faced by students and parents alike. The meeting served as a platform for information dissemination and shared experiences, offering insights into the preparatory steps for new kindergarten students and their families.

Mount Olive School Board Confronts Environmental Concerns Over Local Sewage Plant

Overview: The recent Mount Olive School Board meeting spotlighted environmental issues concerning a local sewage plant and recognized notable achievements in athletics, while also addressing various educational and administrative updates. The meeting encompassed discussions on the ongoing impact of a nearby sewage facility, student athletic accomplishments, and several initiatives aimed at enhancing the educational experience within the district.

Memphis Shelby-County School Board Rejects ABM Industries Contract for Custodial Services

Overview: In a special call meeting, the Memphis Shelby-County School Board voted against approving a one-year contract with ABM Industries Group for custodial services in the Northwest region. The proposed contract, valued at over $7 million, failed to gain the necessary support, with the final tally showing two votes in favor, five against, and one present not voting.

Pasack Valley School Board Critically Reviews Financial Health Amidst Public Concerns on Housing Impact

Overview: The Pasack Valley School Board meeting on December 15, 2025, focused heavily on financial discussions, including the district’s budget status, capital projects, and long-term liabilities. The board also addressed public concerns regarding the impact of local housing developments on school resources.