Pequannock School Board Advances Math Curriculum and Professional Development Initiatives

Overview: The Pequannock School Board meeting centered on advancements in professional development for math teachers and curriculum updates, alongside discussions on meal pricing adjustments and property matters. The board explored various topics, with a primary focus on enhancing math instruction through the Conquer Math program and aligning the curriculum with upcoming state standards.

Rockaway Township Council Considers Dissolving Environmental Advisory Committee Amidst Broader Community Engagement

Overview: During the recent Rockaway Township Council meeting, the council deliberated on dissolving the Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) and celebrated community achievements while addressing various local concerns. The council discussed the EAC’s inactivity and its potential dissolution, a subject that sparked attention and reflection on local governance and community involvement. In addition, community contributions were recognized, and pressing local issues, including fire safety and infrastructure, were addressed.

Parsippany Troy Hills School Board Debates Nurse Certification and Backs Road Safety Initiative

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Parsippany Troy Hills School Board, issues included a debate over modifying school nurse certification requirements and a student-led initiative advocating for road safety. The board also addressed staffing challenges and awarded scholarships to local students.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Zoning Board: Attic Door Oversight Spurs Revisions; Shed and Soil Movement Permits Stir Debate

Overview: In the latest Parsippany-Troy Hills Zoning Board meeting, discussions were dominated by an oversight in attic plans requiring revisions, a contentious shed application intertwined with soil movement issues, and several variance approvals for residential expansions.

Chatham Township Council Approves $1.8 Million Bond for Public Safety Equipment

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Chatham Township Council approved a $1.8 million bond for the purchase of essential equipment for the fire and police departments, a notable move aimed at bolstering public safety services. The council also addressed ongoing concerns about zoning violations, introduced various ordinances, and discussed community events and infrastructure investments.