Winslow School Board Discusses Mental Health Program, Community Partnerships, and Tech Distribution

Overview: The Winslow Township Board of Education meeting on November 25, 2025, focused on a variety of educational and community initiatives, including the potential adoption of a mental health program, collaboration with local community centers, and distribution of educational technology to students. Key discussions included the introduction of the “Notice, Talk, Act” mental health training program, partnerships with the Orchards Family Success Center, and challenges related to Chromebook distribution among high school students.

Gloucester Town Council Faces Concerns Over Water Quality and Environmental Issues

Overview: The Gloucester Town Council meeting highlighted pressing environmental and public health concerns as residents voiced issues regarding water quality and environmental practices. A resident brought attention to a significant class action lawsuit involving surrounding townships over PFAS contamination in water systems and accused a local landscaping company of harmful dumping practices. The council also discussed resolutions for local projects and budget allocations, including a partnership for recreational waterway development and affordable housing initiatives.

Collingswood School Board Grapples with Enrollment Decline and Safety Concerns Amidst Budget Challenges

Overview: The Collingswood School Board meeting was marked by discussions on declining student enrollment, safety concerns at the high school, and the implications of these issues on the district’s budget and community perception. In addition, the board examined the role of educational policies and community dynamics in shaping the future of the district.

Haddonfield Honors Firefighters’ Half-Century Service Amidst Robust Council Session

Overview: The Haddonfield Borough Council convened on November 24, 2025, to address a comprehensive agenda that included recognizing the exceptional service of three firefighters, introducing ordinances, and discussing upcoming community events.

Haddon School Board Welcomes New Principal and Celebrates Student Achievements Amid Leadership Changes

Overview: The Haddon School Board meeting highlighted significant leadership transitions, student achievements, and the introduction of a new educational program. Newly appointed principal Mr. Kevin Greeway will assume his role on February 1, 2026, while the board acknowledged the contributions of retiring superintendent Gary O’Brien and science educator Tommy Mulligan. The meeting also celebrated students’ successes in various competitions and sports, alongside the introduction of programs designed to support students with diverse learning needs.