Lawrence School Board Celebrates $110,000 Grant for Environmental Education Program

Overview: In a recent Lawrence School Board meeting, the district announced a $110,000 grant from Church and Dwight’s Employee Giving Fund to support the Streamwatch Scientists program. This initiative will provide outdoor learning and environmental education opportunities for students at Slackwood and Eldridge Park Elementary Schools. The meeting also highlighted ongoing facility improvements at Slackwood School, a partnership with Rowan College for college credit courses, and logistics challenges in school transportation.

West Windsor-Plainsboro School Board Prioritizes Diversity Initiatives and Celebrates Achievements

Overview: The recent West Windsor-Plainsboro School Board meeting centered on diversity among educators and celebrated various student and staff achievements. The board discussed efforts to recruit a diverse teaching staff, initiatives to address racial disparities among students and staff, and school community highlights from both High School North and South.

West Windsor Town Council Deliberates Waste Collection Bid Amid Rising Costs

Overview: The West Windsor Town Council meeting on December 9, 2024, was marked by a discussion regarding the municipal solid waste collection bid renewal, which highlighted financial challenges due to rising costs. The council also addressed street lighting concerns, developments in affordable housing mandates, and a settlement agreement with Avalon Bay Communities.

East Windsor School Board Superintendent Announces Leadership Changes Amid Board Vacancy Interviews

Overview: The East Windsor School Board meeting centered around significant leadership transitions and the search for a new board member following a recent resignation. The board focused on interviews with potential candidates for the vacant seat, emphasizing the importance of diversity, educational improvement, and community involvement. Additionally, the superintendent announced a key administrative change, with a current principal set to become the assistant superintendent for human resources.

Princeton Police Promotions Celebrate Dedication Amidst Calls for Equitable Spending and Deer Management Strategy

Overview: In a Princeton Council meeting filled with developments, the promotion of six police officers was celebrated. Meanwhile, discussions on equitable municipal spending and deer management strategies underscored ongoing challenges. The council also addressed amendments to outdoor dining regulations and introduced various ordinances and resolutions.