Old Bridge School Board Reflects on Legacy of Charles Gordon, Tackles Curriculum Challenges

Overview: The Old Bridge School Board meeting on January 21, 2025, focused on a tribute to Charles C. Gordon, a former school administrator, and discussed the district’s educational performance as highlighted by recent accountability scores. The board also approved committee assignments, navigated policy adjustments, and celebrated a national award for diversity and inclusion efforts.

Old Bridge Zoning Board Prepares for Busy Year with Full Schedule Until July

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Zoning Board meeting on January 16, 2025, highlighted a packed schedule of zoning applications extending into July. Additionally, Mayor Debbie Walker attended to express gratitude to the board members for their volunteer service, presenting them with certificates of appreciation.

Old Bridge School Board Tackles Funding Challenges Amid Shifts in Election Dates

Overview: The Old Bridge School Board meeting focused on issues, including a change in the primary election date, financial challenges due to state-imposed restrictions, and the expansion of the UniFi program for special needs students. The board also discussed the importance of community involvement in legislative matters and explored potential collaborations with the township council on shared services.

Old Bridge Library Board Reviews Key Renovation Proposals Amidst Technical Challenges

Overview: The Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees meeting was marked by discussions on potential library renovations, the election of new officers, and various operational matters, including technical issues that hindered full participation by all members. The board also examined personnel changes and financial matters.

Old Bridge School Board Elects New Leadership Amid Significant Discussions on Inclusivity and Infrastructure

Overview: In a meeting, the Old Bridge School Board elected its new officers, with Jennifer D’Antuono and Elena Francisco stepping into leadership roles as president and vice president, respectively. The meeting also saw a strong emphasis on improving inclusivity in education and addressing the district’s infrastructure needs.