Cherry Hill School District Transitions to Junior High Model, Promises $3 Million in Savings

Overview: In a strategic move to address budget constraints, the Cherry Hill School District announced a transition from the middle school model to a junior high school model, projected to save the district approximately $3 million. This change, driven by a $4 million deficit in state aid, aims to maintain educational quality while reducing costs.

Galloway School Board Recognizes Long-Serving Educator and Celebrates School Milestones

Overview: The recent Galloway School Board meeting was marked by notable recognitions, including the retirement of a dedicated teacher after 55 years of service, and the commemoration of the 25th anniversaries of Galloway Township Middle School and Arthur Ran Elementary School. The board also acknowledged student achievements, community engagement, and discussed safety and policy matters.

Saddle Brook School Board Discusses Referendum Projects, Electric Vehicle Transition, and Staffing Changes

Overview: The recent Saddle Brook School Board meeting focused on the progress of ongoing referendum projects, the transition to electric vehicles for district use, and various staffing changes, including resignations and new appointments. The meeting also touched upon budget considerations, facility updates, and educational initiatives.

East Lansing School Board Approves $4. 1M Bond Project Amid Budget Deficit Concerns

Overview: In its regular meeting on June 9, 2025, the East Lansing School Board approved a $4,133,297 bond project aimed at enhancing safety, security, and accessibility at East Lansing High School. This decision was part of a broader agenda that included recognizing retirees, hiring new staff, and discussing a budget deficit for the 2025-2026 school year.

East Brunswick School Board Faces Criticism Over Dyslexia Screening and Anti-Semitism Concerns

Overview: The East Brunswick School Board meeting addressed several issues, including significant parental concerns about dyslexia screening and incidents of anti-Semitism in schools. Parents voiced strong opinions about the district’s compliance with New Jersey laws on dyslexia screening and the necessity of more comprehensive training for teachers. Additionally, the board was urged to take immediate action to address ongoing issues related to anti-Semitism within the district.