From YouthNet: The CHS Open Gym program ended with a bang this year with…
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MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
2nd Integration Survey Gets Improved Family Response Rate, Points to Areas of ‘Concern’
by Lela Mooreby Lela MooreSOMSD saw improved III survey responses rates after falling short on previous efforts.
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Maplewood recently hired Brian Wood as its new Assistant Township Administrator. Wood, whose appointment…
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MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
Superintendent Taylor Remarks on 2nd Allegation of Abuse at Montrose School
“To bolster our protections for students at Montrose, we have, and will reinforce, professional development including Handle with Care, and continue to ensure the presence of multiple trained adults in the classroom.”
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From the Maplewood Police Department: Press Blotter: July 20: Burglary: On this date MPD…
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Both the Maplewood and South Orange municipal pools are open to all residents due…
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MaplewoodPolice and FireSchools / KidsSouth Orange
2nd Alleged Incident of Abuse at Montrose School Reported
The employee is on leave pending the outcome of investigations by the police and NJ Div. of Child Protection & Permanency. No criminal charges have been filed at this time.
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Arts & CultureMaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth OrangeSponsored
Pollock Properties Group To Host Arts Fair At The Woodland On Sunday, September 10
From Pollock Properties Group: ATTENTION TEACHER OF THE ARTS: Pollock Properties Group and the…
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GovernmentSouth Orange
UPDATE: South Orange Leaders Table Charter Changes Amid ‘Thorny’ Questions Concerning Stipend
“There are people in this town that are flush with cash. There are people in this town who live check to check. We should have means in place that allow them to run for office,” said Trustee Summer Jones.
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Arts & CultureMaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
SOMSD Summer Music Enrichment Program Expands in 3rd Year
“This partnership has allowed the District to maintain its designation as a National Association of Music Merchants ‘Best Communities for Music’ annually,” said Supervisor of Fine Arts James Manno.