Laura Fitzwater Elected President of Cinnaminson School Board in Reorganization Meeting

Overview: During a reorganization meeting of the Cinnaminson School Board, Laura Fitzwater was elected as the new board president. The election process was straightforward, with Fitzwater being the sole nominee for the position. A roll call vote confirmed her appointment with unanimous support from the board members present. Fitzwater expressed gratitude and readiness to lead the board in its upcoming term.

Cinnaminson Town Council Plans to Introduce School Resource Officers in Every Public School

Overview: The Cinnaminson Town Council meeting addressed several initiatives, including the introduction of school resource officers in all public schools, which aims to enhance safety and foster better relationships between students and law enforcement. The council also discussed significant economic development projects and recognized new appointments within the township, alongside tributes to notable contributors and residents.

Cinnaminson School Board Celebrates Board Members and Approves Initiatives Amid Public Concerns

Overview: During the recent Cinnaminson School Board meeting, members celebrated the contributions of two board members, approved various personnel and curriculum items, and addressed concerns raised by community members. The meeting was marked by the recognition of board members for their contributions, the approval of personnel and curriculum initiatives, and public comments highlighting issues concerning students with disabilities.

Cinnaminson Town Council Bids Farewell to Mayor and Approves Key Resolutions

Overview: The recent Cinnaminson Town Council meeting was marked by a farewell to outgoing Mayor Stephanie Kravil, who was recognized for her dedication to the community and impactful initiatives, as well as the approval of several resolutions, including those related to road improvements and affordable housing projects.

Cinnaminson School Board Faces Backlash Over Nursing Contract Termination

Overview: During the recent Cinnaminson School Board meeting, the decision to terminate the district’s contract with Care Options for Kids, a nursing agency supporting a medically fragile student, dominated discussions. This decision, which was communicated solely through the agency, sparked significant concern from Danielle Freeze, the mother of the student, Oscar. She highlighted the abrupt nature of the termination, noting that the contract had been approved for the entire 2025-2026 school year. Freeze questioned whether financial motives were behind the decision, asking, “If that’s the case, we ask what amount of savings justifies putting our medically fragile child at risk?”