Change proposed by student board representatives Justin Comini and Jacob Kugelmass.
Montclair Board of Education
Contradictory messages on absence policy (Letter to the Editor)
Urging action from the Montclair school board
Montclair taxpayers to save $5M on school district’s referendum work
District anticipated interest rate of 4.2% — bond sold to RBC Capital Market with a rate of 3.52%.
Allison Silverstein and Crystal Hopkins to lead Montclair Board of Education
Board members Yvonne W. Bouknight, Brian Fleischer and Monk Inyang sworn in.
Montclair Board of Education president and vice president bid farewell
Latifah Jannah and Priscilla Church thanked the community during their last public meeting.
Montclair students and parents ask for support on grieving
“Grief is complicated,” Thomas Creaser said. “In our experience with cancer, grief began with the diagnosis, but then grief continues after a student loses a loved one.”
Bouknight, Fleischer, and Inyang elected to Montclair school board
Votes from two Montclair districts remained outstanding until Wednesday.
State assessments reveal achievement drops across the Montclair school district
Black and Hispanic students, economically disadvantaged students, and others fall behind.
Wait for Montclair school board election results continues
Vote counts from two districts are under seal, pending a court order.
Poll results show close school board race, with some results yet to come
92% of Montclair district results were reported as of 7:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Montclair voters overwhelmingly back $187.7 million investment in schools
10,837 voters backed the referendum question, with only 2,067 opted against the measure.
Montclair residents head to the polls for 2022 Election Day
Polls will be open in Montclair until 8 p.m.
Students, parents, and district rally around Renaissance Principal Maria Francisco
Arbitrator ruled last month that former principal Joseph Putrino be reinstated.
School bond referendum is critical (Letter to the Editor)
“Montclair now has old crumbling schools, with old leaky roofs, old boilers and an infrastructure that has seen better days,” David Herron writes.