Piscataway School Board Celebrates Successful Mentorship Program and Bids Farewell to Interim Superintendent

Overview: The recent Piscataway School Board meeting highlighted the success of the Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) Mentors Program at Norwood Elementary School, celebrated the district’s improved rankings, and bid farewell to the interim superintendent, Dr. Johanna. The meeting also provided updates on ongoing projects and future plans for the district.

Piscataway School Board Discusses AI, New Copiers, and School Meal Initiatives

Overview: In a recent Piscataway School Board meeting, discussions revolved around the implementation of generative artificial intelligence in classrooms, the introduction of new copiers across the district, and enhancements to the school meal program. The meeting also addressed updates on facility improvements, legislative advocacy, and financial investments, highlighting the board’s focus on technology integration, student welfare, and fiscal responsibility.

Piscataway School Board Discusses State Budget Impact and Superintendent Search Progress

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Piscataway Township Board of Education delved into topics including the implications of the state budget on district funding and progress in the search for a new superintendent. The board also addressed routine administrative matters and proposed new initiatives aimed at enhancing board operations.

Piscataway School Board Celebrates Student Achievements and Discusses Community Initiatives

Overview: The recent Piscataway School Board meeting was marked by enthusiastic recognition of student achievements and discussions on important community initiatives.

Piscataway School Board Faces Heated Debate Over Proposed Budget and Tax Increase

Overview: The recent Piscataway School Board meeting was dominated by discussions on the proposed budget for the 2025-2026 school year, highlighting a contentious 5.5% tax increase to offset a decrease in state aid. The budget proposal has sparked a divide in the community, with some residents expressing concern over rising property taxes, while others defend the need for increased funding to maintain educational standards.