Greater Egg Harbor School Board Signs Key Memorandum of Agreement

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Greater Egg Harbor School Board signed a memorandum of agreement between the negotiations team and the association’s negotiation team. Additionally, they discussed the success of the Absegami flag football team, updates on student events such as prom and graduation, and welcomed the new supervisor of buildings and grounds, Mr. Keith Nelson. Public comments showed appreciation for the board’s handling of the negotiation process.

Sweetwater Plans for Summer Camp and Hurricane Season Amid City Improvements

Overview: The Sweetwater City Commission held a meeting to discuss a variety of city matters including the upcoming summer camp, hurricane preparedness, park renovations, and several charitable donations. Key topics included the low enrollment in the summer camp, the readiness for the upcoming hurricane season, the conversion of racquetball courts into pickleball courts, and the progress on park renovations. Additionally, the meeting addressed the financial commitment to community organizations such as the Little Abner Foundation Inc and the Miami Diaper Bank Inc.

Westport Select Board Advances Infrastructure and Public Health Initiatives

Overview: At the recent Westport Select Board meeting, strides were made in community development and public health, with the authorization of a substantial grant for water line extension and the addressing of public health concerns regarding fish consumption advisories. Additionally, the board moved forward with technological improvements and updates on water supply issues.

Fall River City Council Deliberates School and Police Budget Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Fall River City Council, attention was given to the fiscal year 2025 budget for city departments, with a focus on the challenges of funding the school department and police staffing. Discussions highlighted concerns over the sustainability of funding for new police officer positions and the impact of the school department’s budget on educational services and employee compensation.

Littleton School Committee Tackles Bullying Policy Update and Special Education

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton School Committee discussed updates to the district’s bullying policy and reviewed a comprehensive program evaluation for special education services. The updated bullying policy included broader definitions of cyberbulity and new responses to incidents, while the special education evaluation focused on improving inclusion services and streamlining data collection.