Voorhees School Board Appoints New Principal for Early Childhood Center

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Voorhees School Board unanimously approved the appointment of Mr. Mosquitz as the new principal for the Voorhees Early Childhood Center. This key decision was part of ongoing personnel changes within the district.

Voorhees School Board Celebrates Student Achievements and Honors Long-Serving Educators

Overview: The Voorhees School Board meeting highlighted student accomplishments in national contests, honored retiring educators for their lasting contributions, and addressed administrative matters, including the rising costs of healthcare for public school employees.

Voorhees School Board Restores Bus Routes Amidst Budget Constraints and Redistricting Challenges

Overview: The Voorhees School Board meeting addressed concerns, including the reinstatement of bus routes due to hazardous road conditions, adjustments to the district’s budget, and the contentious redistricting of students between schools. These discussions unfolded against the backdrop of a challenging budget process marked by a budget gap and the need for fiscal prudence while maintaining educational standards.

Voorhees School Board Faces $6.4 Million Budget Gap While Promoting Educational Programs

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Voorhees School Board addressed a substantial budget gap of $6.4 million for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. Despite these financial challenges, the board also celebrated the success of educational initiatives such as the WIN program at ET Hamilton and engaged with community concerns, including school safety and the impact of rising healthcare costs.

Voorhees School Board Addresses Superintendent Search and Enrollment Spike

Overview: In a recent Voorhees School Board meeting, developments included discussions on the search for a new superintendent following the announced departure of Dr. Hackett, an impressive enrollment increase, and planned professional development opportunities for staff. The meeting also covered routine approvals and reports, highlighting Mr. Matthysse’s retirement after 25 years and recognition for his contributions to school safety.