Cinnaminson School District Resumes Quality Accountability Continuum After Nine-Year Hiatus

Overview: The Cinnaminson School Board meeting covered a range of issues, including the resumption of the Quality Accountability Continuum (QAC) after a nine-year gap, plans for a fifth-grade career day, and the creation of a military tribute wall at the high school.

Cinnaminson School Board Discusses Graduation Pathways Amid Staffing Updates and Community Concerns

Overview: The Cinnaminson School Board meeting covered topics, including discussions on graduation pathways, updates on staffing, and community concerns about policy and financial transparency.

Cinnaminson School Board Honors Educators, Addresses Bullying Concerns

Overview: In a recent Cinnaminson School Board meeting, the board addressed a variety of issues, ranging from staff recognition to important student programs, and community concerns regarding bullying. The most salient part of the meeting entailed the recognition of several educators for their outstanding contributions, juxtaposed with the community’s concerns about bullying and racial incidents within the schools.

Cinnaminson School Board Approves $70M Budget for 2024-2025

Overview: The Cinnaminson School Board has approved a $70.3 million budget for the 2024-2025 school year, which includes significant investments in educational programs, facility renovations, and safety improvements. The budget, which reflects a 2.48% tax levy increase, aims to maintain all personnel and programs from previous years and introduces new science electives at Cinnaminson High School, expands pre-kindergarten offerings, and adds new extracurricular programs in the arts.

Cinnaminson High Athletes Shine, Community Voices Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Cinnaminson School Board celebrated outstanding athletic achievements, particularly from the high school’s wrestling and swimming teams, while also addressing various policy, financial, and curriculum-related matters. Community concerns about racism, special education, and preschool program changes were brought to the board’s attention.