Leonia School Board Discusses Camera Systems on Buses and Student Performance Data

Overview: The Leonia School Board meeting on September 17 covered topics, including the new camera systems on school buses, the annual self-assessment under the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act (ABR), and discussions on student performance data and assessments.

Leonia School Board Approves New Memorial, Discusses Flood Mitigation, and Receives Significant Donations

Overview: The Leonia School Board meeting on Tuesday evening covered several topics, including plans for a new memorial, updates on flood mitigation projects, and various donations to the school district.

Leonia School Board Reviews Flood Mitigation Projects and ESL Program Success Amid Summer Storms

Overview: The Leonia School Board meeting focused on flood mitigation projects, improvements to the English as a Second Language (ESL) program, and preparations for the upcoming school year. Discussions covered renovations, new academic initiatives, and the impact of recent storms on school facilities.

Leonia School Board Appoints New ACS Principal Magdalina Naira

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Leonia School Board, the appointment of Magdalina Naira as the new principal of ACS was announced. The administrative reports, which were moved ahead of the public comments in a last-minute agenda change, also highlighted the schools’ achievement of gold status for safe routes programs and a student’s national athletic recognition, as well as the anticipation of summer programs and construction projects. The meeting concluded with the board’s recognition of student representatives and the service of retiring Dr. Martinez.

Leonia School Board Advances Bilingual Recognition and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Leonia School Board, developments were discussed regarding the Seal of Biliteracy program and updates on school infrastructure projects. The Seal of Biliteracy program, presented by Dr. Brian P. Gatens, Superintendent of Schools, was highlighted as ten students achieved proficiency in two languages, earning recognition in six languages. Furthermore, infrastructure projects such as the LHS and LMS mitigation projects, and the bus electrification project were deliberated, with concerns raised about potential flood protection and the need for additional funding.