The most noteworthy topic of the meeting was the report by the superintendent regarding the New Jersey Student Learning Assessment results from last spring. These results are now publicly accessible on the district’s website. The Curriculum Committee had previously reviewed these results in private and is using them to inform instructional planning for the current academic year. The report also highlighted other assessment outcomes, such as those for English Language Learners and high school graduation requirements.

Additionally, the board approved various personnel and curriculum items, as well as governance and finance motions. There was minimal public participation during the meeting, with no comments on the agenda items and a single public comment during the open floor session that focused on a tangential topic outside the board’s purview.