Trenton School Board Holds Hiring Fair to Address Staff Shortages

The Trenton School Board recently conducted a hiring fair to address ongoing staff shortages, a issue for the district. Superintendent James Earle noted the fair’s success, highlighting the turnout of both district staff and prospective candidates. The event aimed to fill vacant teaching and support staff positions, crucial for maintaining the district’s educational standards amidst widespread shortages affecting many districts.

13:12Additionally, the board discussed the process for filling a current board vacancy. Applications are being accepted until May 31st, with interviews set for June 30th. This process is essential for maintaining a full complement of board members to provide effective governance.

21:07The board also reviewed a variety of facility updates, including the completion of several significant projects. Notably, the old Junior One building project and roof replacements at Capitol City High School and Grant are now complete, while other projects, such as HVAC upgrades at Franklin and Harrison schools, are ongoing.

23:39Furthermore, committee reports highlighted efforts to improve student attendance through partnerships with organizations like Bank of America, which is providing incentives for perfect attendance. The district is also engaging parents through various programs, including collaborations with Catholic Charities and Rutgers University to promote resources like SNAP benefits.

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