Frankford School Board Names Multi-Purpose Room After Beloved Retired Teacher Doug Post

Overview: The Frankford School Board meeting was marked by the dedication of the multi-purpose room to Doug Post, a beloved teacher who retired after 41 years, and the appointment of Chris Dexter to fill a board vacancy. The meeting also highlighted community involvement and upcoming district projects.

Frankford School Board Faces Challenges in Special Education and Funding Reforms

Overview: The Frankford School Board meeting addressed issues regarding special education resources, funding policies for school trips, and the appointment of a new vice president following a recent vacancy.

Frankford School Board Faces $1.5 Million Sewer System Upgrade

Overview: The Frankford School Board met recently to discuss issues, including a critical sewer system upgrade that could cost between $1 million and $1.5 million. The aging septic system, which is over 50 years old, poses significant risks to the school’s operations. The Board has been notified by the county that no permits for repairs or replacements will be issued, necessitating a connection to the local sewer system. The Board is seeking state and federal funding to cover the costs, as their budget cannot accommodate such a large expense. The Building and Grounds Committee, along with local mayors, is working diligently to move the project forward.

Frankford School Board Navigates Superintendent Transition and Preschool Expansion

Overview: In a recent Frankford School Board meeting, the transition from interim to permanent superintendent was a key focus, with the board emphasizing the need for collaboration and effective communication during the transition. The board also engaged in a substantive debate over the financial and logistical aspects of potentially implementing a full-day preschool program, including the reinstatement of a bus route and the requirement for car seats. Additionally, discussions on the budget revealed a new state law allowing for supplemental tax levy adjustments, which could impact the school district’s financial planning.

Frankford School Board Weighs Preschool Expansion Amid Funding Concerns

Overview: In a recent Frankford School Board meeting, members deliberated the intricacies and potential risks of joining a state-funded preschool program, considering not only educational benefits but also the sustainability of funding and the fiscal impact on the district. With the preschool expansion aid grant from the state of New Jersey on the table, the Board faced the challenge of whether to embrace an opportunity that could enhance early childhood education but also strain local resources.