Schools / Kids

The district is facing the “unexpected” shortfall due to rises in transportation, special education and more. However, by halting all discretionary spending and dipping into next year’s fund balance, the administration is “confident” it can cover the shortfall, said Supt. Dr. Ronald Taylor.

“For people to say we are unknown, I think it speaks more to their lack of education about who we are than our work.” — TJ Whitaker

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From the first hours of the lock down through some dark days of isolation and frustration, the film is filled with riveting student and teacher testimonies and quality student performances that shape the storyline.

The equity audit is to “understand the nature of equity in the district to make sure that all children are treated fairly and equitably.”

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The parent also alleges that the South Orange-Maplewood School District “argued, misrepresented, and lied, with a complete and utter disregard for the young lives at risk.”