Pequannock School Board Tackles AI in Education and Approves New PTEA Agreement

Overview: The Pequannock School Board convened to address topics, including the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in education, the approval of a new agreement with the Pequannock Township Education Association (PTEA), and the potential purchase of a property for district use.

Pequannock Residents Voice Concerns Over Dog Park and West Franklin Traffic Safety

Overview: At the June 10, 2025, meeting of the Pequannock Township Council, residents raised concerns about the location of a recently established dog park near a children’s playground and ongoing traffic safety issues on West Franklin Avenue. While the meeting featured reports of successful community events, such as the Pride Festival, and routine council business, the primary focus was on addressing these pressing local issues.

Pequannock School Board Celebrates Student Achievements and Addresses Substitute Teacher Pay Concerns

Overview: The recent Pequannock School Board meeting was marked by a celebration of student achievements in academics and athletics, recognition of retiring staff, and discussions regarding proposed reductions in substitute teacher pay. The board highlighted the accomplishments of students and educators alike while also considering important operational and policy updates.

Pequannock School Board Advances Math Curriculum and Professional Development Initiatives

Overview: The Pequannock School Board meeting centered on advancements in professional development for math teachers and curriculum updates, alongside discussions on meal pricing adjustments and property matters. The board explored various topics, with a primary focus on enhancing math instruction through the Conquer Math program and aligning the curriculum with upcoming state standards.

Pequannock School Board Discusses Turf Field Concerns and Approves Staffing Changes

Overview: The Pequannock School Board meeting recently focused on issues surrounding the rental and maintenance of school turf fields, the hiring of new district staff, and policy updates. Concerns were voiced about the upkeep of facilities used by both residents and non-residents, while the board also celebrated new appointments and discussed updates to educational policies and technologies.