River Vale School Board Discusses Security, Celebrates Audit Results

Overview: The River Vale School Board recently addressed several issues, with discussions ranging from school security to the district’s financial audit. Notably, the board outlined the possibility of revisiting the topic of armed guards in schools, a measure which was narrowly defeated in the previous election, and celebrated an exceptional audit report that reflected positively on the district’s financial standing.

River Vale School Board Elects New President, Tackles Budget Challenges, and Advances District Goals

Overview: The River Vale School Board recently held a meeting that included the election of new board leadership, discussions about the upcoming budget challenges and the negotiation process with teachers and secretaries, and reports on district goals and building renovations. Steven Rosini was elected as board president, and Patrice Pintarelli as vice president, while members Jamie Assor and Louan Austin volunteered for a new position. Superintendent Melissa Signore and School Business Administrator/Board Secretary Kelly Ippolito provided updates on district initiatives and operational projects.

River Vale School Board Reviews Live Streaming Policy, Updates on Woodside Renovation Project and District Audit

Overview: The River Vale School Board recently discussed the value and cost of live streaming meetings, reviewed an upcoming district audit, and provided updates on the Woodside renovation project. The board’s decisions in personnel matters were noted as final, and they also addressed the importance of community involvement in the education system.

River Vale School Board Hails Academic Gains, Pushes Armed Guards Funding

Overview: The River Vale School Board recently touted academic progress, particularly in mathematics, in a meeting that also included discussions about funding to hire armed guards for district schools.

Holdrum School Shines Post-Renovation, Celebrated in River Vale School Board Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Vale School Board and Superintendent Melissa Signore came together to discuss a variety of topics, chief among them the successful renovation of Holdrum School. Lauded for its spacious hallways and advanced acoustic design, the renovation symbolizes a promising future for River Vale’s young scholars. Despite this bright note, the meeting also highlighted pressing issues including halted after-school transportation services due to lack of vendor interest.