Freehold Regional School Board Faces Community Outcry Over Student Transfers

Overview: The recent Freehold Regional School Board meeting was marked by a heated public discussion over the contentious transfer of students into the district, particularly into Colts Neck High School. Concerns were raised about these transfers, which some community members believe compromise student safety and community standards. The board also considered policy revisions in light of new legislative mandates and celebrated the achievements of a standout student, Blake Roanovitz, from Colts Neck High School.

Freehold Township School Board Prioritizes Security Upgrades and Refinancing Savings

Overview: The Freehold Township School Board convened to discuss crucial developments in school security enhancements and financial strategies. Key topics included the approval of comprehensive security upgrades across district schools and the successful refinancing of bonds, projected to save taxpayers nearly $1 million.

Freehold Township School Board Highlights Student Achievement and Tackles Mold Issues

Overview: At the recent Freehold Township School Board meeting, accomplishments in student performance were celebrated alongside discussions about pressing facility issues, notably mold management. The board reviewed the district’s strong performance in state assessments, recognized the need for ongoing facility maintenance, and explored innovative approaches to science education and bullying prevention.

Freehold Regional School Board Faces Criticism Over Anti-Semitism Response and Soccer Team Disqualification

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Freehold Regional School Board, the community voiced urgent concerns regarding anti-Semitic incidents among students and the disqualification of the boys’ varsity soccer team from a state tournament.

Freehold Township School Board Strategizes on Student Growth Goals and Financial Efficiency

Overview: The recent Freehold Township School Board meeting focused on setting ambitious student growth goals, the strategic use of diagnostic assessments, and financial management, including a significant bond refunding initiative projected to save the district nearly $950,000 over seven years.