Princeton School Board Launches National Search for New Superintendent, Emphasizing Community Engagement

Overview: In a recent session, Princeton School Board has embarked on a comprehensive and nationwide search for a new superintendent, with a strong emphasis on community engagement and alignment with local values and priorities. This initiative follows extensive consultations with stakeholders, resulting in detailed specifications for the leadership role.

Princeton Council Unveils Plans for Stormwater Utility Amid Public Safety Promotions

Overview: In a notable meeting on October 14, 2024, the Princeton Council addressed community issues, including the introduction of a stormwater utility, alongside the promotion of several police officers. The council discussed the utility’s potential impact on local taxes and its role in managing stormwater infrastructure.

Princeton Zoning Board Grapples with Environmental Concerns in Pool and ADU Proposals

Overview: During the latest Princeton Zoning Board meeting, substantial environmental and zoning challenges emerged as members deliberated on a proposal for a swimming pool on Stony Brook Lane and an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on Mount Lucas Road.

Princeton School Board Unveils Extensive Plans for Superintendent Search and New Mentorship Programs

Overview: The Princeton School Board meeting covered initiatives for a new superintendent search, introduced an expanded mentorship program, and reviewed significant improvements in student performance and educational initiatives.

Princeton Planning Board Secures State Certification for Master Plan Amid School Expansion Debates

Overview: The Princeton Planning Board’s September 19, 2024, meeting covered significant ground, including the approval of the town’s master plan for open space recreation and conservation, several school expansion projects, and various site plan resolutions. The most notable development was the certification of the open space Recreation and Conservation Element of the master plan by the State Department of Environmental Protection, which ensures continued state funding for local open space initiatives.