The BOE was told in August more than $16 million would be needed (before the 10% contingency) for SOMS “without an explanation as to why there was an increase.”
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CommunityMaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
South Orange-Maplewood District to Cease School-Sponsored Halloween Celebrations
“I know this may make some uncomfortable and elicit some challenges across our community [but] I feel these recommendations align with SOMSD’s commitment to building equity, fostering inclusion, and building a sense of belonging throughout our schools,” says Superintendent.
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BusinessFood & WellnessSouth Orange
Miti Miti Owners to Open Greek Food and Gyro Spot on South Orange Avenue
by Donny Levitby Donny LevitThe newest project from George Constantinou and Farid Ali will be a spinoff of their Medusa The Greek restaurant in Park Slope
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MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
Proposal to Fully Delevel South Orange-Maplewood Schools: ‘Legacy’ or ‘Distraction’?
BOE members held a lively discussion at the Sept. 28 meeting on proposed new Access & Equity policy.
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MaplewoodPolice and FireSchools / KidsSouth Orange
Maplewood Middle Schoolers Team Up with Maplewood Police Dept. to Bike Against Bullying
Students make a two-mile trek around town as part of the Week of Respect
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MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
52 Columbia High School Students Are National Merit & College Board Honors Winners
Students earn scholarly distinctions with high scores on the PSAT/NMSQT
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Mae Lesser scored two goals and Kiran Goswami added another as the Cougar Soccer…
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CommunityFreeHealth & WellnessMaplewoodSouth OrangeSponsored
Free Depression Screening at DeHart Community Center on Saturday, October 7
From StrongMinds America: On October 7th we will be offering Free Depression Screening for…
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Arts & CultureMaplewoodSouth OrangeSponsored
Watershed Literary Events Presents: October 15 Reading with Marina Carreira, Ben Purkert, & Soraya Shalforoosh
From Watershed Literary Events: Watershed Literary Events is back in the Skate House this…
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Josh Enyeart’s advocacy saved Journalism as a full-year, graduation-credit course. A new hire will be teaching the revamped course, which only has 1 section.