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- NJ
- Bergen County
- 12/13/23
- 55 Minutes
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Overview: The Mahwah School District, in a recent board meeting, reported strong results in standardized testing, with the district outperforming state averages in math, ELA, and science across multiple grade levels. The board also outlined detailed intervention plans for continuous improvement, targeting specific student subgroups and areas of academic focus.
- NJ
- Bergen County
- 12/6/23
- 77 Minutes
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Overview: The recent Mahwah School Board meeting offered a comprehensive review of the board’s self-evaluation, a discussion on the results of the equity audit, and addressed a concern about the high school bathroom policy. The superintendent also congratulated the high school athletic director on a recent award and extended greetings for the upcoming Hanukkah celebration.
- NJ
- Bergen County
- 11/17/23
- 120 Minutes
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Overview: The Mahwah School Board, led by Dr. Prema C. Moorthy, recently addressed the findings of an extensive equity audit conducted by US Squared. The report encompassed instructional practices, community perceptions, and policies, highlighting areas requiring improvement to ensure a respectful, inclusive environment for all students. The board also discussed community initiatives, staff retirements, student activities, and facility improvements, underscoring their dedication to enhancing student experiences and community involvement.
- NJ
- Bergen County
- 10/18/23
- 101 Minutes
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Overview: During a recent meeting of the Mahwah School Board, the appointment of Dr. Michael DeTuro as the superintendent of schools took center stage. The board members expressed their support for Dr. DeTuro, highlighting his dedication to the schools and students. After a vote, the appointment was approved.
- NJ
- Bergen County
- 10/16/23
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Overview: In a recent Mahwah Town Council meeting, the primary focus was on potential adjustments to the town’s water and sewer rates, addressing concerns about sustainability due to rising costs and long-standing rate structures. The implications of these adjustments and their impact on specific demographics, particularly senior citizens, were also hotly debated.