Math scores for Black and economically disadvantaged students ticked up, but there is “still a lot of work to do,” said Asst. Supt. of Curriculum Ann Bodnar. Also, 70% of students with an IEP did not meet proficiency standards.
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Fall Is For the Curious, the Creative and the Adventurous at the South Orange-Maplewood Adult School
From the South Orange-Maplewood Adult School: Whether you are looking to feed your curiosity, explore your creativity, or have an adventure, the fall semester at SOMAS has a class for …
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School District Continues Construction Work as School Year Begins
“There’s been a lot going on and we’re getting to the deadline, and I think we’re just going to make it by the skin of our teeth,” said Supt. Bing. Improvements – and some continued work – at CHS, Marshall, Montrose and MMS will greet students upon their return.
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South Orange-Maplewood Plans to Pilot Yondr Cellphone Storage in Schools
The technology often used at concerts will be coming to a SOMA school or two near you this year.
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South Orange Rescue Squad Decries ‘Misleading, Inaccurate’ Letter
The letter, falsely claiming to be from the rescue squad, stated that the squad would begin charging for services. The SORS Board strongly disavows and refutes the letter.
