Princeton School Board Discusses Student AI Usage, Cheerleading Funding, and Community Initiatives

Overview: The recent meeting of the Princeton School Board brought to light several topics, including the challenges of student AI usage, the self-funded achievements of the district’s cheerleading team, and various community engagement initiatives aimed at connecting students, staff, and families. The board addressed concerns about technological advancements in education, celebrated student achievements, and explored ways to foster a sense of community within the district.

Cape Canaveral City Council Appoints New Member Amid Community Concerns Over Development Rules

Overview: In the recent Cape Canaveral City Council meeting, a focus was placed on the appointment of Andrea Sha King to fill a vacant council position and the implications of a new ordinance affecting residential planned unit developments (RPUDs). The council deliberated on these issues alongside recognitions, public participation, and procedural discussions affecting the city’s governance and development trajectory.

El Portal Village Council Debates Interim Manager’s Credentials Amid Hiring Process Revisions.

Overview: The El Portal Village Council meeting on November 18th was dominated by discussions regarding the hiring process for the interim village manager, Ms. Kamitra Driver. Concerns were raised over her qualifications and the transparency of her past employment, leading to a debate on whether to restart the hiring process. The meeting also touched on community engagement issues and the potential appointment of an interim village clerk.

Hawthorne School Board Tackles Rising Health Insurance Costs and Celebrates Student Achievements

Overview: The Hawthorne School Board meeting addressed topics, including a projected increase in health insurance costs, student achievements in sports and extracurricular activities, and the district’s financial status. The meeting also covered personnel changes and community engagement initiatives.

Old Bridge School Board Celebrates Student and Staff Achievements Amid Financial Challenges

Overview: The Old Bridge School Board meeting on November 18, 2025, was marked by a celebration of student and staff achievements, discussions on financial challenges, and a focus on community engagement. Key highlights included recognition of the girls’ volleyball team’s state championship win and the marching band’s national title, acknowledgment of retiring staff and newly elected board members, and updates on the district’s financial strategy.