Pasack Valley School Board Acknowledges Achievements, Discusses Traffic Issues, and Announces Leadership Transition

Overview: In a recent Pasack Valley School Board meeting, topics revolved around student success, traffic congestion around school premises, an impending leadership change, and a call for more inclusive communication. The meeting also acknowledged contributions of outgoing board member Dr. Kelly Blundy and celebrated a positive financial report.

River Vale School Board Reviews Live Streaming Policy, Updates on Woodside Renovation Project and District Audit

Overview: The River Vale School Board recently discussed the value and cost of live streaming meetings, reviewed an upcoming district audit, and provided updates on the Woodside renovation project. The board’s decisions in personnel matters were noted as final, and they also addressed the importance of community involvement in the education system.

Old Tappan Borough Council Debates Traffic Woes and Contemplates Future of Oaks Park House

Overview: In a recent Old Tappan Borough Council meeting, traffic concerns, a contentious parking ordinance, and the future of the Oaks Park House took center stage.

Pasack Valley School Board Recognizes Student Achievements and Discusses Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Pasack Valley School Board recently prioritized student accomplishments, infrastructure projects, and important budgetary decisions in their latest meeting. High-performing students were recognized for their academic achievements and community contributions, while discussions about crucial infrastructure and budgetary decisions highlighted the board’s focus on improving school facilities and financial management.

Westwood School Board Addresses Infrastructure Concerns and Negotiation Impasse Amid Ongoing Challenges

Overview: In a recent Westwood School Board meeting, issues related to the district’s infrastructure and strained labor relations were addressed. The most critical concerns revolved around the continuing asbestos abatement and plumbing issues at Washington School. In addition, the board president, Michael Pontillo, addressed an ethics complaint filed against him by the Westwood Education Association (WEA), expressing disappointment with the stalled negotiation process. The board also discussed future budget planning, the achievements of the district’s students, and an upcoming superintendent search.