Pequannock School Board Achieves Master Board Certification, Discusses Homework Policy Revisions and Veterans Wall Project

Overview: The Pequannock School Board recently celebrated achieving the Carol Le Larson Master Board certification, discussed changes to the district’s homework policies, and provided updates on the Veterans Wall project.

Pequannock Board Focuses on Student Achievement and Staffing Challenges

Overview: In the recent Pequannock School Board meeting, emphasis was placed on student achievement in English Language Arts (ELA) and mathematics, as the district outperformed the state with a 100% proficiency score in ELA. The board also deliberated on the challenges of hiring qualified staff, particularly in areas like French and ESL, due to limitations with the retirement program for teachers and addressed the upcoming changes in leadership with a focus on literacy skills across various disciplines.

Pequannock Board Debates Transgender Policy Amid Legal Battle

Overview: In the latest meeting of the Pequannock School Board, notable topics included a court ruling on the controversial transgender student policy, the potential purchase of new property for the board office, and discussions on school safety, the impact of changes to public records access, and updates on legal matters affecting the district.

Pequannock Celebrates Student and Staff Achievements at School Board Meeting

Overview: The Pequannock School Board meeting on June 10th was a vibrant celebration of academic and athletic excellence, with special recognitions awarded to top-performing students and dedicated staff members. Additionally, the board deliberated on substantial issues, including the potential purchase of the board office property from the United States post office and scheduling changes for the upcoming school year.

Pequannock School Board Emphasizes Superintendent Evaluation Process

Overview: In the latest Pequannock School Board meeting, the evaluation process of the superintendent took center stage, with a comprehensive presentation outlining the steps and legal requirements to ensure a fair assessment of the superintendent’s performance. This was followed by discussions on the before and after-care program, with strong public support expressed for the Boys and Girls Club’s continued involvement. The board also touched upon welcoming alumni back into the district as teachers, the success of the Memorial Day Parade, and upcoming district events including kindergarten orientation and school celebrations.