Galloway School Board Discusses Expanded Preschool Programs and Student Assessments

Overview: The Galloway School Board meeting covered topics including the expansion of preschool programs, detailed reviews of student assessment performance, professional development for teachers, and policy approvals. These discussions provided insights into the district’s ongoing efforts to enhance educational outcomes and address challenges faced by students and staff.

Galloway School Board Approves New Early Childhood Supervisor Amidst Comprehensive Policy Overhaul

Overview: In its recent meeting on August 12, the Galloway School Board approved the appointment of Alison Rusan as the new supervisor of Early Childhood. The Board also undertook a detailed review and approval of various policies, including the abolishment of outdated ones and the introduction of new ones for first and final readings.

Galloway School Board Enhances Student Safety and Acknowledges Community Contributions

Overview: At the recent Galloway School Board meeting, a report on student safety, which included a decline in harassment, intimidation, and bullying (HIB) cases, was presented and discussed among the members. The meeting also highlighted the recognition of various community members for their contributions to local schools and the broader district initiatives.

Galloway School Board Approves $76M Budget Amid Fiscal Challenges

Overview: The Galloway School Board recently approved a substantial budget for the 2024-2025 school year, totaling $76,257,429, during a meeting that also celebrated student achievements and addressed community concerns. The approved budget, which includes a local tax levy of $37,155,573, was a focal point of the session.

Galloway School Board Grapples with Transgender Policy Discussion Amid Audit Presentation and School Achievements

Overview: During the Galloway School Board meeting on February 12, 2024, discussions focused on the consideration of transgender-related policies, the presentation of the 2022-2023 audit report, and the recognition of student achievements. Controversy arose over the inclusion of transgender issues in the agenda, with community members presenting differing views on policy 5756, aimed at supporting transgender and non-gender conforming students. The audit report highlighted no significant findings, with the board expressing satisfaction and commending the finance committee for their work. Student accomplishments were celebrated, including winners of essay contests and art competitions, and the student council president reported on upcoming community service activities.