Freehold Township Approves $40 Million Referendum for School Upgrades with State Support

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Freehold Township School Board highlighted its approval of a critical $40 million referendum designed to improve school facilities, which will receive partial funding from the state of New Jersey. The meeting also covered anti-bullying initiatives, personnel changes, and other district updates.

Freehold Township Schools Begin Bond Referendum Projects Amid Financial and Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: The Freehold Township School Board meeting centered on the initiation of projects funded by a recently approved bond referendum, addressing infrastructure concerns, and managing financial implications related to these developments. Key topics included upcoming roofing and HVAC upgrades, financial strategies for bond issuance, and efforts to maintain transparency and community involvement throughout the process.

Freehold Township School Board Discusses Bullying, Budget Adjustments, and Safety Initiatives

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Freehold Township School Board addressed issues, including the handling of harassment, intimidation, and bullying cases, the upcoming budget influenced by state aid changes, and new safety initiatives in school transportation.

Insurance Challenges and Budget Adjustments Dominate Freehold Township School Board Meeting

Overview: The Freehold Township School Board meeting focused on the district’s financial landscape, with attention given to challenges involving insurance payments and budget adjustments. The board discussed the impact of a delayed insurance payment on the district’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year, as well as the need to accommodate rising healthcare and utility costs. Budget planning and its implications on staffing, security enhancements, and transportation were also topics of discussion.

Freehold Township School Board Discusses Curriculum Goals and Mold Remediation

Overview: At the recent Freehold Township School Board meeting, discussions centered on curriculum advancements and ongoing mold remediation efforts. The board reviewed the progress of the I-Ready diagnostic assessments and the implementation of new curriculum resources, while also addressing the financial implications of mold issues in older school buildings.