Woodbridge School Board Faces Scrutiny Over Rising Expenditures and DEI Programs

Overview: The recent Woodbridge School Board meeting was marked by discussions on rising financial expenditures and controversial Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs. Community members expressed concerns over an increase in bill payments, questioning the board’s fiscal responsibility and the effectiveness of DEI initiatives in schools.

Woodbridge Township Council Supports Affordable Housing for Veterans, Discusses Energy and Taxes

Overview: The Woodbridge Township Council meeting focused on several topics, including the approval of a new affordable housing project for veterans, ongoing issues with energy costs and supplies, and the management of property taxes and public funds.

Woodbridge Township Council Delves Into Art’s Intersection with Commerce and Culture

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Woodbridge Township Council, the discussion prominently featured the intricate relationship between art, commerce, and cultural commentary, with focus on the works of Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. The council explored the societal implications of their art, the commercialization of creativity, and the historical influences that shaped these artists’ distinct styles.

Woodbridge Township Faces Calls for Action on Feral Cat Crisis Amidst Allegations of Misconduct

Overview: During the recent Woodbridge Township Council meeting, discussions unfolded around the township’s handling of its growing feral cat population. Residents voiced their concerns and urged the council to implement a structured Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program, amidst a backdrop of allegations of misconduct against a council member and debates about infrastructure and development.

Woodbridge School Board Faces Concerns Over Transgender Policy Compliance and Federal Funding Risks

Overview: At the Woodbridge Township Board of Education meeting on August 28, 2025, discussions revolved around the district’s transgender guidance policy and its potential conflict with federal directives, which could jeopardize $13 million in funding for at-risk students. Concerns were raised by community members about the district’s compliance with federal mandates, fiscal responsibility, and student safety policies.