The board also focused on annual reorganization action items, emphasizing the importance of the Board Member Code of Ethics and the district’s mission statement. New board appointees were confirmed for various external bodies, such as the New Jersey School Boards Association Delegate Assembly and the Somerset County Education Services Commission, with Richard Metta and Todd Weinstein among those taking new responsibilities.

Superintendent Matthew Mingle highlighted the importance of the board’s role in the community and the anticipated work for 2024, while also noting no correspondence to report regarding HIB (Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying) investigations. Superintendent Mingle further addressed the community about the potential impact of inclement weather on school operations, emphasizing the district’s preparedness to make timely decisions.

The Curriculum and Technology Committee reported on meetings held over the past months, discussing curriculum guidelines, assessment scores, and the implementation of the I-Ready program, which provides insights into student performance trends and areas needing support.