Montville School Board Adopts Amplify Reading Program, Overhauls Elementary Schedule

Overview: The Montville School Board meeting focused on the adoption of the Amplify reading program and the comprehensive changes to the elementary school schedule aimed at improving reading comprehension and balancing the curriculum across various subjects.

Montville Board Addresses HIB Incidents and NJGPA Test Decline

Overview: In a recent Montville School Board meeting, attention was paid to the district’s Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying (HIB) incidents report and the decline in New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment (NJGPA) scores. These urgent educational matters, along with discussions on curriculum, upcoming projects, and staff appointments, were at the forefront of the board’s agenda.

Montville School Board Honors Retirees and Approves New Goals

Overview: The Montville School Board meeting recognized the remarkable service of retiring staff members, celebrated student achievements, and approved new district and board goals amid community concerns. Notably, two long-serving staff members, Jim Queen and Tammy Bombard, were honored for their dedication and impact on the school. Additionally, the board approved a set of district and board goals, which sparked debate regarding the need for increased communication with the community.

Montville School Board Celebrates Student Achievements and Approves New Contract

Overview: The Montville School Board recently convened to recognize exceptional student achievements, approve a new four-year contract, and discuss the successful renovation of a local elementary school playground.

Montville School Board Charts Course for Future with New Budget

Overview: In an extensive assembly, the Montville School Board delineated the future of the district with the presentation of a critical annual budget for the 2024-25 school year, which places an emphasis on funding improvements to school facilities and enhancing educational programs. The budget, which is slightly above that of the previous year, responds to the escalating demands of maintaining and upgrading school buildings, which are considered the largest assets of the township.