Dr. Vincent Sasso Appointed as Old Bridge Superintendent Amid Community Enthusiasm

Overview: The Old Bridge School Board meeting on October 28 saw the appointment of Dr. Vincent Sasso as the new superintendent, a decision met with overwhelming support from the community and board members. Alongside this, discussions centered around school nutrition improvements and technology upgrades, highlighting the district’s focus on enhancing educational experiences and infrastructure.

Highland Park School Board Highlights: Student Achievements, Test Scores, and Policy Updates

Overview: The recent Highland Park School Board meeting highlighted several topics, including student achievements, an analysis of state assessment scores, and policy updates. The board celebrated the accomplishments of individual students, reviewed the district’s performance on the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments (NJSLA), and discussed policy changes to ensure effective educational practices.

South Brunswick School Board Appoints Dr. Bernard Bragan as New Superintendent

Overview: In a development during the South Brunswick School Board meeting held on October 27, 2025, Dr. Bernard Bragan was appointed as the new superintendent following an extensive five-month search process. The board emphasized the collaborative and respectful nature of their deliberations, selecting Dr. Bragan for his substantial educational background and leadership experience. The appointment was unanimously approved by the board.

Cranbury Township Faces Litigation Risks Over Henry Farm Dispute Amid Social Media Division

Overview: In the recent Cranbury Township Committee meeting, the focus was on the contentious Henry Farm issue and the community’s response to state decisions on warehouse buffer zones, amid rising social media discord. The committee addressed potential litigation risks and emphasized the importance of adhering to state mandates to avoid financial liabilities for the township.

Milltown Council Debates Lead Pipe Replacement Amid Property and Tax Concerns

Overview: During a recent Milltown Borough Council meeting, the primary focus centered on the ongoing effort to replace lead and galvanized water pipes, with discussions highlighting the financial and logistical challenges facing the borough. This discussion was set against a backdrop of broader concerns over property taxes, procedural transparency, and historic water management issues.