Monica Watson Elected as Voorhees School Board President, Julie Kettover as Vice President

Overview: The Voorhees School Board convened for its reorganization meeting, where Monica Watson was elected as President and Julie Kettover as Vice President, both by unanimous vote. The meeting featured the swearing-in of newly elected members Maureen Rutter, Jacob Rosner, and Allison Smith, who were chosen by voters for three-year terms. The board also announced several appointments to various educational committees and associations.

Amy Davis Elected Audubon School Board President Amid Ethics Training and Community Engagement Plans

Overview: The recent Audubon School Board meeting was marked by the election of Amy Davis as the board president, a comprehensive ethics training session for board members, and discussions on upcoming community engagement initiatives. The newly elected board members, Sarah Joy Cullen, Steven Wilson, and Amy Davis, were sworn in, and Davis subsequently assumed her leadership role following a unanimous vote.

Oaklyn School Board Decides to Shift Meeting Days to Thursdays

Overview: In a shift, the Oaklyn School Board voted to change its regular meeting days from Tuesdays to Thursdays. This decision was reached after discussions highlighted the potential for improved coordination and engagement within the community. Alongside this, the board addressed committee appointments and representation at various educational organizations.

Collingswood Borough Council Meeting Sparks Debate Over EMS Privatization and Solicitor Replacement

Overview: The recent Collingswood Borough Council meeting was marked by debate over the privatization of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and the decision to replace the long-standing borough solicitor, Brown Connery.

Haddonfield School Board Prepares for Key Contract Approval and Extends Officer Appointments

Overview: During a recent Haddonfield School Board meeting, members discussed plans for an upcoming crucial vote on a construction contract and extended the appointments of various district officers through January 2027. The board emphasized the importance of having at least six members present for the next meeting to approve the contract with Negoshi Construction, which requires a two-thirds majority of the full board.