Glen Rock School Board Faces Community Pushback Over Hockey Co-op Decision

Overview: The Glen Rock School Board meeting saw community pushback regarding the decision to pursue a co-op arrangement for the Glen Rock varsity hockey team with another school, underscoring concerns about communication, stakeholder involvement, and the timing of the decision.

Glen Rock School Board Celebrates Athletic Excellence and Tackles Education Goals

Overview: The Glen Rock School Board meeting focused on the recognition of outstanding athletic achievements and the discussion of academic progress and strategies. The athletic teams’ successes were highlighted, with the boys’ tennis, lacrosse, and baseball teams being named Bergen County Team of the Year in their respective sports, and a coach receiving the Bergen County lacrosse coach of the year award. Additionally, the board addressed improvements in graduation readiness, the management of an achievement gap, and the scheduling of a board retreat to set specific goals for the year.

Glen Rock Middle School Celebrates Class of 2028

Overview: The recent Glen Rock School Board meeting was marked by a celebratory tone as the middle school class of 2028 was honored during a promotional ceremony. Students, teachers, and a military veteran came together to recognize academic achievement, integrity, and leadership among the graduating students.

Glen Rock School Board Plans for Future Capital Projects

Overview: In a recent Glen Rock School Board meeting, the board discussed the inclusion of potential capital projects in the long-range maintenance plan which would enable the use of capital reserve funds for future building improvements. Acknowledgments were given to departing staff members for their service to the school community, and the Board also addressed routine reports and closed the public meeting to discuss personnel and legal matters in private.

Glen Rock School Board Advances Curriculum Revisions and Student Engagement Initiatives

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Glen Rock School Board discussed changes to the high school social studies curriculum, the reintroduction of final exams, the implementation of a student-led daily announcement program, the selection of a new phonics program for elementary schools, and the designation of the school as a “no place for hate” institution. The meeting also addressed the restructuring of the district’s intervention and coaching positions and the board’s financial management, including capital projects and the extension of their audit.