New Jersey school boards — every meeting Sundays covered, summarized in plain English. 17 towns live. Most recent: Livingston Township Board of Education details summer school work (Livingston Township, October 11, 2026).
The Livingston Township Board of Education heard about 33 classroom hires, building repairs and network changes intended to improve security.
A dispute over staff phone use delayed Policy 5201, while the Middletown Township Board of Education advanced separate policies on AI and personal electronic devices.
The district now offers 24 Advanced Placement courses, and 85 students earned scores of 3 or higher on AP exams last spring.
The meeting returned to public business after a confidential session, but the available account does not describe what students said or who received recognition.
Every member present voted yes on the agenda; three absent members did not take part in the Trenton Board of Education vote.
The Ridgewood Board of Education must verify costs and urgency before choosing a comprehensive or phased referendum for roofs, windows, heating and fire alarms.
With one no vote and one abstention, the Evesham Township Board of Education approved Dr. Diana Vassel’s contract ahead of her December 1 start.
One high school auditorium has a January 1 reopening target, while playground, locker room and security entrance work continues across the district.
A December 8 ballot question would redirect $7.7868 million from expiring debt payments to school operations, with no net tax impact, according to the district.
A community member told the Wayne Township Board of Education the October 4 event could raise $7,000 to restock pantry shelves.
After separate votes on two items, the South Orange-Maplewood Board of Education unanimously approved the remaining resolutions cited in the consent agenda range.
The Board of Education heard that 350 students submitted 4,112 applications, giving counselors a fuller picture of admissions and enrollment.
Summit’s school board unanimously advanced and adopted updates touching student discipline, family leave rules, curriculum transparency, career guidance, and transportation procedures.
The next big school vote is already taking shape, with debate over a January 2027 referendum, multiple ballot questions, and which projects should go first.
The Board of Education moved a broad set of classroom items ahead, from gifted-program rules and science sequencing to field trips and mentoring for new teachers.
The Princeton Board of Education recognized retirements and signed off on a larger personnel package that included resignations, appointments, transfers, reassignments, leave, and pay items.
At the Board of Education, the superintendent tied a local loss to years of district work with the Marissa Tufaro Foundation.