Superintendent David Cittadino reported on the district’s compliance with the anti-bullying bill of rights, outlining that there were 119 alleged incidents of harassment, intimidation, and bullying (HIB), with 53 confirmed and 66 unfounded. All cases were investigated within the mandated 10-day period.

In more positive news, the board highlighted the celebration of Inclusive Schools Week, which underscores Old Bridge’s dedication to fostering a sense of belonging and opportunity for all students. The week-long event includes various activities that promote respect and cooperation among students and staff.

The board also discussed new opportunities for community engagement, such as expanding sports facilities access for local residents through partnerships with township programs. This initiative aims to provide more recreational options like volleyball and potentially badminton.