Long Hill School Board Celebrates New Literacy Program and Adjusts Resolutions

Overview: At the recent Long Hill School Board meeting, a new literacy initiative at Gillette and Millington schools garnered attention. The program, supported by the Ed Foundation, aims to boost students’ enthusiasm for reading by introducing reading buddies and incentive systems for younger students. The board also addressed various resolutions, including the decision to remove and revisit a specific resolution related to donor categorization in a future meeting.

Nutley School Board Plans Transition of Sixth Graders to Middle School

Overview: The Nutley School Board meeting focused heavily on the transition of sixth-grade students to John H. Walker Middle School, addressing both logistical challenges and community concerns. Renovations funded by the district and township are underway to accommodate the move, with a committee formed to ensure a smooth transition for students. The meeting also covered the board’s response to a recent incident involving a contracted paraprofessional, with discussions on ensuring rigorous vetting of agencies in the future.

Glen Rock School Board Grapples with Superintendent Resignation and School Rankings

Overview: The Glen Rock School Board meeting addressed several issues, including the resignation of Superintendent Dr. Brett Charleston, the complexities of school rankings, and the search for a new superintendent.

Plymouth School Committee Discusses Facility Overhaul Amidst Budgetary Challenges

Overview: During the Plymouth School Committee meeting on November 3, 2025, discussions took place regarding the maintenance and improvement of school facilities, highlighted by a $1.2 million project at Plymouth Community Intermediate School. The meeting also saw updates on a new volunteer program and addressed community concerns about food insecurity.

Wayzata School District Proposes $465 Million Bond for Facility Expansion Amid Enrollment Surge

Overview: During a recent Wayzata School Board meeting, discussions unfolded regarding a proposed $465 million bond to fund facility expansions and improvements across the district. Facing rapid enrollment growth, with projections of exceeding 14,000 students within ten years, the district aims to address overcrowding and enhance educational facilities. The board outlined plans for new constructions, safety upgrades, and renovations, emphasizing community engagement and fiscal responsibility.