High Point School Board Welcomes New Members and Sets Agenda for 2026

Overview: The High Point School Board meeting on January 6, 2026, was marked by the swearing-in of new members, the election of officers, and discussions on committee structures and meeting schedules for the year. The board also made several appointments and approved routine administrative actions.

Frankford School Board Explores Ethics Training and Celebrates 75th Anniversary

Overview: In a recent Frankford School Board meeting, newly elected members John Tiger and Brienne Stevenson were sworn in, and a discussion on ethics training underscored the board’s commitment to transparency and ethical conduct. Additionally, plans for the school’s 75th-anniversary celebration were unveiled, highlighting community engagement and appreciation for staff.

Frankford School Board Addresses Staff Recognition, Policy Changes, and Logistical Challenges at Recent Meeting

Overview: At the latest Frankford School Board meeting, the board recognized outstanding contributions from staff members, addressed logistical challenges related to school events, and reviewed updates to several school policies. The meeting also included discussions on upcoming events and fiscal reports, with community engagement and feedback.

High Point School Board Adopts New AI Curriculum Amidst Celebrations of Academic and Athletic Achievements

Overview: The High Point Regional High School Board of Education meeting on December 16, 2025, saw the adoption of changes to the school’s program of studies, highlighting a new focus on AI education, while also celebrating student achievements in the arts, sports, and academics. Discussions included curriculum updates, the recognition of staff and students, and an emphasis on community engagement and charitable efforts.

Sussex County Commissioners Address Wastewater Project Funding Amidst Community Concerns Over Budget Cuts and Public Safety

Overview: During the recent Sussex County Board of Commissioners meeting, the board took steps to address infrastructure needs by approving the final eligible cost for debt service aid related to a wastewater treatment plant replacement project, setting a maximum amount of $3,681,600. Alongside infrastructure developments, the meeting highlighted community concerns about budget allocations, public safety costs, and federal funding cuts impacting local social services.