Wayne Township School Board Welcomes New Member Amid Leadership Transition

Overview: During the MSD of Wayne Township School Board meeting on December 15, 2025, the board introduced Michael Gordon as a new member, following a tribute to the outgoing superintendent, Dr. Jeffrey Butts. The meeting also covered significant recognitions, donations for student welfare, and updates on various district initiatives.

Denville School Board Celebrates “Highly Performing” Designation Amid Financial and Personnel Updates

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Denville School Board addressed numerous topics, including the district’s recognition as “highly performing” by the Quality Assurance Committee, financial approvals, and personnel updates. The board also discussed the implications of the upcoming occupancy of Station Village apartments and a new health benefits proposal.

Trenton School Board Grapples with Health Benefits Crisis and Advocates for Improved Security

Overview: The Trenton School Board meeting on December 15, 2025, was marked by discussions surrounding the ongoing issues with the State Health Benefits Program (SEBP) and student safety concerns raised by student board members.

Fort Lee School Board Plans Facility Upgrades and Recognizes Outgoing Members

Overview: The recent Fort Lee School Board meeting highlighted plans for infrastructure improvements across the district, with a focus on accessibility and safety, alongside recognition of departing board members. The architectural firm ENV presented a comprehensive capital projects plan for the 2026-2027 school year, including critical renovations at the high school and intermediate school. Outgoing board members were also honored for their contributions, and the board addressed various community concerns, from facility updates to fiscal management.

Elgin U-46 School Board Faces Scrutiny Over $32 Million Bond Proposal

Overview: The Elgin U-46 School Board meeting featured a debate over a proposed $32 million bond issuance intended to bolster the district’s working cash fund. Concerns were raised by a local resident, Cody Holt, who opposed the bond, citing potential long-term financial burdens on taxpayers and questioning the board’s financial literacy. The meeting also highlighted updates on the district’s career and technical education programs and equity initiatives.