Old Bridge School Board Grapples with Superintendent Contract Renewal Amid Concerns

Overview: During the recent Old Bridge School Board meeting, discussion centered around the potential renewal of Superintendent David Cittadino’s contract. Concerns were raised about the timeline and logistics of hiring a new superintendent, with suggestions made to consider extending Cittadino’s contract to ensure smooth district operations. The board also reviewed reports on violence, vandalism, and bullying within the district, highlighting a decrease in discrepancies between reported and confirmed bullying cases.

Old Bridge School Board Discusses Safety, Celebrates Heroic Acts, and Plans for Future

Overview: In the recent Old Bridge School Board meeting, discussions centered around school safety initiatives, the acknowledgment of heroic acts by staff, and plans for future infrastructural developments.

Old Bridge Township Faces $7 Million Cost for Superfund Site Cleanup Amid Federal Oversight Issues

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Council meeting on November 18, 2024, addressed several issues, including the financial implications of a $7 million bond ordinance for the Ridin Bas Slag Superfund site, the celebration of the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ 125th anniversary, the recognition of local initiatives, and infrastructure concerns involving developers.

Allegations of Nepotism Shake Old Bridge School Board Meeting

Overview: The Old Bridge School Board meeting was marked by significant tension as allegations of nepotism and defamation were raised against Board President Matt Sulikowski. These accusations, along with discussions on the future of Superintendent David Cittadino, dominated the session, reflecting underlying discord within the board.

Old Bridge Township Planning Board Greenlights Minor Subdivision Amid Technical Hurdles

Overview: During the recent Old Bridge Township Planning Board meeting, members approved a minor subdivision application from K. Hovnanian at Old Bridge, allowing for the transfer of a recreational facility to the township and a detention basin to a homeowners association. This decision came after technical delays, primarily due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which postponed the finalization of the subdivision approved in 2019.