Haddon School Board Considers Outsourcing Before and After School Care Services

Overview: The Haddon School Board recently discussed several notable topics, with a primary focus on potentially outsourcing before and after school care services. The meeting also covered updates on school event attendance, winterization of school walkways, and ongoing construction projects.

Haddon School Board Welcomes New Principal and Celebrates Student Achievements Amid Leadership Changes

Overview: The Haddon School Board meeting highlighted significant leadership transitions, student achievements, and the introduction of a new educational program. Newly appointed principal Mr. Kevin Greeway will assume his role on February 1, 2026, while the board acknowledged the contributions of retiring superintendent Gary O’Brien and science educator Tommy Mulligan. The meeting also celebrated students’ successes in various competitions and sports, alongside the introduction of programs designed to support students with diverse learning needs.

Haddon School Board Meeting Unveils Diversity in Student Performance and Leadership Roles

Overview: During the recent Haddon School Board meeting, discussions focused on student performance metrics and the introduction of new student representatives.

Haddon School Board Unveils WWII Exhibit Plans and Celebrates High Enrollment

Overview: At the latest Haddon School Board meeting, Superintendent Dr. Robert J. Fisicaro highlighted upcoming plans to host a World War II cattle car exhibit, sponsored by the Jewish Community Relations Council. The exhibit, scheduled for the week of October 6th to 10th, aims to provide a powerful educational experience on the Holocaust for high school seniors, middle school students, and community members. The initiative arrives at no cost to the district and is seen as an important opportunity to engage students with historical events.

Haddon School Board Faces Kindergarten Overcrowding and Considers Enrollment Policy Changes

Overview: During the recent Haddon School Board meeting, one notable issue discussed was the overcrowding of kindergarten classes, particularly in the Edison and Strawberry Schools. Superintendent Dr. Robert J. Fisicaro reported that these schools have reached their capacity, with classes containing 24 to 25 students. He recommended that the board reassess current boundary policies and consider adjustments to accommodate future growth. The board was urged to begin discussions as early as December to ensure policy changes are in place by the next school year.