Winslow School Board Discusses Anti-Bullying Efforts and Peanut Allergy Concerns

Overview: At the recent Winslow School Board meeting, topics included the district’s self-assessment for compliance with the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act, public concerns about peanut allergies, and the introduction of new district initiatives. The board also reviewed extracurricular achievements and addressed proposals for future events and programs.

Winslow School Board Fills Vacancy Amid Discussions on Student Performance and Safety

Overview: During the recent Winslow School Board meeting, a vacancy on the board was filled, and discussions took place around student performance, safety at school events, and the introduction of new sports programs. The board members appointed Mr. Chester to fill the vacant seat until December 31, 2024, following a series of interviews with candidates. Mr. Chester, a military police officer with mentoring experience, received a majority of votes during a roll call vote.

Winslow School Board Discusses School Safety, Communication Issues, and Enrollment Growth

Overview: The Winslow School Board meeting on September 11, 2024, addressed issues including school safety, communication challenges, and enrollment growth. The board also highlighted recent achievements, such as a daycare opening and recognition for a staff member’s contributions to a TV production program.

Winslow School Board Approves $525 Advertisement in Township Newsletter to Enhance Community Engagement

Overview: The Winslow School Board met on August 28, 2024, to discuss several critical matters, including the approval of a quarter-page advertisement in the township newsletter for $525. The advertisement aims to expand informational outreach to all households in Winslow, including new residents from upcoming housing developments.

Winslow School Board Discusses Security Measures and Funding for Marketing Materials

Overview: The Winslow School Board meeting on August 14, 2024, covered various topics, with discussions on school security measures and the approval of funds for marketing materials. The board also touched upon the Citizens Advisory Committee’s (CAC) recommendations and the district’s participation in the township newsletter.