Glen Rock School Board Celebrates Blue Ribbon Award Amidst Community Tensions

Overview: The Glen Rock School Board meeting was marked by a celebration of Hamilton School’s National Blue Ribbon award and a candid discussion about community tensions and the board’s role in hiring processes. The meeting also delved into the expansion of language programs and the integration of preschool classes, highlighting both achievements and challenges faced by the district.

East Rutherford School Board Fills Vacant Seat Amid Discussions on Inclusivity and Fiscal Responsibility

Overview: The East Rutherford School Board meeting saw the appointment of Mr. Sanders to a vacant board seat, following extensive candidate interviews. The meeting also addressed the challenges of fiscal responsibility, with a food service program deficit of $93,677, and ongoing efforts to enhance inclusivity and educational standards.

Saddle Brook School Board Unveils Student Achievements and Testing Success Amid Curricular Enhancements

Overview: The recent Saddle Brook School Board meeting celebrated significant academic achievements and improvements in student performance, emphasizing the positive impact of strategic curricular changes and intervention strategies. The board recognized the accomplishments of high school students, reviewed testing outcomes, and discussed advancements in school safety and infrastructure projects.

Oradell School Board Unveils Self-Assessment Improvement and Discusses Survey Feedback

Overview: The recent Oradell School Board meeting highlighted the district’s progress in its Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying (HIB) self-assessment, achieving a score of 72 out of 78, along with an in-depth analysis of family feedback on school climate, communication, and student well-being. The meeting also addressed professional development, outdoor activities, and lunch period concerns, emphasizing ongoing efforts to enhance educational policies and practices.

Mahwah School Board Celebrates District Success and Plans Strategic Future Initiatives

Overview: The Mahwah School Board meeting highlighted significant achievements, including high state rankings for the district schools and the announcement of a strategic planning initiative for 2025-2030. Superintendent Michael DeTuro emphasized the district’s 23rd place ranking out of over 388 New Jersey school districts and MAA High School’s impressive 43rd position among 498 public high schools statewide. These rankings, which include both public and private institutions, also placed MAA High School ninth in Bergen County.