Bernards School Board Approves E-Ticketing for Sports Events and Discusses Rising Costs

Overview: The Bernards School Board meeting addressed several matters, including the approval of an e-ticketing system for sports events, a proposed increase in preschool tuition, and the introduction of a Chromebook protection plan. The board also discussed a donation proposal for sailing equipment and reviewed a clean audit report with noted financial improvements.

Bernards School Board Introduces New Girls Flag Football Team and Plans for Educational Initiatives

Overview: In a recent Bernards School Board meeting, the introduction of a new girls flag football team at Ridge High School, plans for educational initiatives, and discussions on facilities operations took center stage. The board also tackled issues related to curriculum changes, financial strategies, and community developments, providing an overview of the district’s current and future endeavors.

Bernards School Board Discusses State Accountability Review and Expands Special Education Job Opportunities

Overview: In a recent Bernards School Board meeting, discussions focused on the New Jersey state accountability review and a new agreement to provide job opportunities for special education students. These topics were complemented by reports on financial planning, student achievements, and committee updates, all contributing to an overview of current district initiatives.

Bernards School Board Faces Transportation and Curriculum Challenges Amid New School Year Preparations

Overview: The Bernards Township School Board meeting addressed various issues, including transportation difficulties during the extended school year, new Spanish curriculum implementation, and upcoming changes to the academic intervention program.

Bernards School Board Addresses Class Sizes, Facility Updates, and Special Programs

Overview: The Bernards School Board meeting highlighted community concerns regarding large class sizes, particularly in the fifth grade, with numbers reaching up to 27 students per class. The issue was raised by several community members, including Desiree Noland and the Patels, who emphasized the challenges large class sizes pose for teachers and students alike. Erin Rowan, a concerned parent, shared her son’s struggle with math due to the crowded classroom environment. The board acknowledged these concerns and discussed efforts to align staffing with enrollments while adhering to class size guidelines.