Brick School Board Celebrates Academic Gains, Debates Costs of Electric Buses

Overview: The recent Brick School Board meeting spotlighted notable academic progress across the district, especially in standardized test scores, while also addressing the financial implications of transitioning to electric school buses. Board members and attendees engaged in discussions about student achievements, community engagement, and fiscal responsibilities.

Martin County School Board Postpones Advertising Policy Amid Concerns Over Student Media

Overview: During the Martin County School Board meeting, discussions unfolded around the proposed advertising policy for student media productions. Concerns centered on the potential implications of allowing advertisements that could be deemed inappropriate for school-age students. A board member highlighted past issues with unsuitable advertisers. This led to a motion to postpone approval of the policy for further review, which was unanimously agreed upon.

Keansburg School Board Celebrates Academic Achievements and Addresses Community Safety Concerns

Overview: At the recent Keansburg School Board meeting, discussions revolved around academic achievements, safety protocols, and community engagement. Notably, the board celebrated students who excelled in state assessments and addressed concerns regarding the use of school facilities as polling locations during elections.

Brick School Board Discusses Electric Bus Funding, Academic Growth, and Student Engagement

Overview: The recent Brick School Board meeting addressed a range of issues, including the potential transition to electric school buses funded by a federal grant, insights into academic performance improvements, and initiatives to foster student engagement and community involvement. These discussions were intertwined with updates on various school programs, facilities, and ongoing litigation related to insulin procurement.

Conway School Committee Reviews Capital Planning Amid Academic and Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: The Conway School Committee meeting addressed several issues, focusing on infrastructure repairs and academic performance, particularly in the context of standardized testing. The committee discussed necessary capital improvements, including concrete repairs and boiler replacements, while also reviewing student performance in math and English Language Arts, highlighting disparities in achievement related to socioeconomic factors.