New Milford Fifth Graders Honored in Moving Up Ceremony Celebrating Achievements and Community Support

Overview: The recent New Milford School Board meeting was highlighted by a fifth-grade moving up ceremony, where students were celebrated for their achievements, creativity, and readiness for middle school. Acknowledgments were made to the community, educators, and parents for their vital roles in the students’ development. The ceremony also honored individual students with awards for leadership, artistic talent, and dedication to school safety.

New Milford School Board Tackles Transportation Cuts and Launches Full-Day Preschool Program

Overview: The New Milford School Board meeting covered a range of topics, including the approval of a full-day preschool program due to high parental interest, transportation challenges following budget-driven reductions in bus driver positions, and the termination of enrollment for students not complying with residency requirements.

New Milford School Board Tackles Bias Crimes and Community Safety at First Anti-Bias Symposium

Overview: At a recent New Milford School Board meeting, the inaugural anti-bias symposium took center stage, emphasizing the community’s commitment to combating bias crimes and promoting safety and inclusivity. The event brought together local leaders, law enforcement officials, and community members to address the issues of hate and discrimination, underscoring the importance of education, awareness, and collective action.

New Milford School Board Celebrates Student Achievements and Tackles Transportation Challenges

Overview: The New Milford School Board meeting covered a wide range of topics, with focus on student achievements, transportation issues, and upcoming events.

Budget Constraints Lead to Job Abolishments and Staff Reappointments at New Milford School Board Meeting

Overview: At the recent New Milford School Board meeting, discussions centered around the abolishment of certain staff positions due to budget constraints, alongside the reappointment of various staff members, many of whom returned in reduced roles. Additionally, the board addressed issues related to student discipline, membership implications in the NJSIA, and the need for policy revisions in response to audit requirements.