East Brunswick School Board Faces Community Discontent Over Administrative Decisions

Overview: In a recent gathering, the East Brunswick School Board encountered a wave of community concerns centered on the management of district personnel and administrative decisions. The meeting, which included public dissatisfaction, saw the Board address a variety of pressing subjects, including the departure of a long-serving employee, administrative changes, budgetary matters, and community program adjustments.

East Brunswick School Board Addresses Harassment and Program Enhancements

Overview: The East Brunswick School Board recently held a meeting where concerns over bullying, harassment, anti-Semitism at East Brunswick High School, and the handling of a yearbook incident were central issues. Additionally, the board discussed the expansion of academic programs, including dual enrollment and new course offerings, and recognized the contributions of the Parent Teacher Associations (PTAs) and the East Brunswick Education Foundation.

East Brunswick School Board Honors Exceptional Staff

Overview: The East Brunswick School Board recently convened to recognize the extraordinary dedication and service of numerous staff members, discuss the intricacies of substitute teacher staffing, and celebrate student achievements. Central to the meeting was the acknowledgment of educators and support staff who have made significant impacts on their school communities.

Community Fights to Save Beloved Staff Position at East Brunswick School Board Meeting

Overview: The recent East Brunswick School Board meeting was marked by a significant outpouring of community support for Dr. Lou Figaroa, whose position is at risk of being eliminated. Numerous residents, including educators, parents, and former students, voiced their concerns and shared testimonies of Dr. Figaroa’s positive impact on the community and students.

East Brunswick Faces Budget Cuts and Community Advocacy for School Programs

Overview: In a recent meeting, the East Brunswick School Board addressed budgetary challenges, with a projected deficit of $7.8 million prompting discussions on potential cuts to staff and programs. The community advocated for the retention of instrumental music programs and the position of Dr. Lou Figaroa, an administrator valued for his contributions, particularly to special education.