Saddle Brook School Board Approves Monument and Tree Planting

Overview: In a recent Saddle Brook School Board meeting, the board approved a request from Unico to plant a tree and install a small monument in honor of past chapter members, signaling the board’s support for community engagement and historical recognition. This decision was among a variety of topics discussed, including renovation projects, curriculum updates, the annual budget, debt service, personnel matters, and policy updates related to the high school graduation ceremony.

Saddle Brook School Board Honors Students and Discusses Grants

Overview: The Saddle Brook School Board meeting celebrated student achievements and discussed educational initiatives, amid talks of grants and referendums. The board acknowledged the high school’s competitive cheer team’s success and the academic accomplishments of several students, while also addressing the denial of a high impact tutoring grant and the anticipation for a teacher climate and culture grant.

Saddle Brook School Board Plans for Enhanced Education and Mental Health Support

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Saddle Brook School Board addressed a range of topics with focus on the district’s financial planning, particularly the tentative school budget, which includes a tax increase proposal and the addition of key educational and support staff positions. The Board also approved the submission of a teacher climate and culture Innovation grant aimed at reducing administrative burdens for teachers, and discussed the implementation of a new AP pre-calculus course.

Saddle Brook School Board Meeting Focuses on Innovative Educational Programs and Infrastructure Improvements

Overview: The recent Saddle Brook School Board meeting presented a range of topics with emphasis on innovative educational initiatives, infrastructure improvements, and a reflection on the community’s loss of a beloved staff member. The meeting included discussions on the district’s forward-thinking approach to education through project-based learning and financial literacy programs, as well as facility enhancements and honoring the memory of Gloria Joy Niyelovich, a valued member of the Long Memorial School community.

Saddle Brook School Board Proposes Neurodiversity Course; Discusses Personnel and Budget Matters

Overview: In a recent Saddle Brook School Board meeting, a new high school elective course on neurodiversity was proposed by speech pathologist Laura Ironman, aimed at fostering empathy and introducing career paths in therapy and psychology. The board also addressed a series of operational matters, including the approval of a revised meeting calendar, a memorandum of agreement with local law enforcement, and personnel changes.