Little Ferry School Board Approves Lease to Expand Space for ASD Program

Overview: The Little Ferry School Board meeting on February 19th, 2026, focused on the approval of a lease agreement for a property on Main Street. This decision will allow the district to relocate its business and board offices, creating additional classroom space for an in-district Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) program. The lease is set for March 1st, potentially preventing the need to send students out of district.

Little Ferry Students Shine in Young Author’s Contest with Published Book

Overview: During the recent Little Ferry School Board meeting, the highlight was the announcement that Little Ferry Public Schools had participated in a pilot program called the Young Author’s Children’s Book Contest. The winning entry, “The Princess’s Great Escape,” was written and illustrated by students Payton Mullen, Anushka Patel, and Luchana McGalli. Their book was not only recognized for its creativity and positive message but has also been fully animated with interactive sound effects and illustrations, and published on Publy’s platform.

Little Ferry School Board: Liberty School Project Progresses Smoothly; Topping-Off Ceremony Planned for January

Overview: At the recent Little Ferry School Board meeting, Superintendent Matthew A. Perrapato reported progress on the Liberty School expansion project. The construction, which includes the gym section, is advancing as scheduled, with a topping-off ceremony anticipated for mid-January. Other topics discussed included the promising financial status of the district’s food service program and the recognition of November’s “Students of the Month.”

Little Ferry School Board Receives Unmodified Audit Opinion, Highlights Progress on Liberty Middle School Construction

Overview: The Little Ferry School Board meeting featured the presentation of an unmodified audit opinion for the district’s financial statements and updates on the progress of the Liberty Middle School construction. The board also addressed fund allocations and upcoming educational initiatives.

Little Ferry School Board Reports New Grants and Middle School Collaboration Efforts

Overview: In the recent Little Ferry School Board meeting, the district announced the receipt of two significant grants: the RISE grant for $30,000 to support multilingual learners and the LIFT grant for $20,000 aimed at children aged zero to three years old. Additionally, the board highlighted ongoing collaborative efforts with neighboring school district Rochelle Park to enhance curriculum alignment and data analysis for grades 5 through 8.