Clifton School Board Celebrates Lucy Danny’s 15 Years of Service and Student Achievements

Overview: The Clifton School Board meeting on February 26th was highlighted by a tribute to board member Lucy Danny for her 15 years of service, alongside recognitions of student accomplishments and exemplary district employees. The meeting also included a session for public comments and a segment focused on family engagement within the PBSIS framework.

Passaic County Allocates $22 Million for Public Improvements Amid Celebrations for Retiring Superintendent

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Passaic County Board of Commissioners, the board approved a substantial $22 million appropriation for various public improvements. Additionally, the meeting celebrated the retirement of Steve Orsini, the esteemed superintendent of buildings and grounds, acknowledging his decades of service and leadership during challenging times.

Passaic County Celebrates Black History Month with Honors to Community Leaders

Overview: The Passaic County Board of Commissioners convened to honor Black History Month, recognizing the substantial contributions of several community leaders.

Clifton School Board Faces Financial Challenges with Substitute Teacher Coverage Adjustments

Overview: The Clifton School Board meeting focused on financial management, particularly the need to adjust substitute teacher coverage due to escalating costs. The district, aiming to maintain fiscal discipline, has opted for a temporary reduction in the use of substitute services provided by Kelly Education, a decision that prompted discussions about the implications for classroom management and financial stability.

Passaic County Praised for Emergency Response Efforts and Plans Upcoming Black History Celebration

Overview: During the Passaic County Board of Commissioners meeting, substantial focus was given to the county’s effective response to a recent severe snowstorm and an appreciative letter from KUMAC regarding the county’s support during a federal SNAP benefits shutdown. Additionally, plans for the county’s Black History Month celebration were announced.