The following is the Maplewood Police blotter for February 6 through February 26: February 13-25, 2025, Motor vehicle rummages: Maplewood Police received reports of motor vehicles rummaged on Midland Boulevard, Burnett …
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GovernmentMaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
SOMA Schools Get 6% Increase in State Aid, But Need to Close $4M Gap
Regarding the $4 million gap, Business Admin. Imani Moody said, “We have a conviction across all of the constituencies here to have this budget process be a success, and to get to a place where we’re providing a balanced budget and avoiding reductions in force and things of that nature by really being strategic about how we’re deploying resources.”
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MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
Bing, BOE Discuss Needs of Special Ed Students & Budget Planning Going Forward
Liz Callahan said her goal as chair of the BOE’s Special Education committee moving forward was “to remain committed to ensuring that students and teachers are at the heart of these discussions while supporting the district in intentional, well-structured planning that does reflect the evolving educational landscape.”
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Breaking NewsMaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
Bing: ‘In Class Resource Support K-5 Will Remain the Same in 2025-26’
The announcement follows on two webinars and one town hall in which parents of special needs students pushed back on a proposal to reduce in-class resource support for elementary school inclusion classrooms.
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Breaking NewsMaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth OrangeSports
UPDATE: CHS Girls Fencing Earns Silver in State Final
7-seed Columbia beat 3-seed Ridge in a semifinal nail-biter, 14-13, on Feb. 26, to earn the finals berth.
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MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
‘Why Are We Looking to Save Money by Eliminating Services to Our Most Vulnerable Population?’
Parents of special education students speak out at Feb. 25 Superintendent’s Town Hall.

