Commissioners said they supported JESPY’s mission but hoped for adaptive re-use, or “better” design. Their recommendation is non-binding.
Latest Posts
-
-
Breaking NewsMaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
UPDATED: CHS Principal Sanchez Placed on Administrative Leave; Bodnar to Helm School in Interim
UPDATE: A statement from BOE members Telesford and Vadlamani reads in part: “We express our full support for Acting Superintendent Gilbert’s recent decision to put Principal Sanchez on administrative leave. We understand the gravity of this situation and recognize that this decision may cause discomfort and raise questions for many students, parents and members of our community.”
-
ElectionGovernmentMaplewood
Dafis Steps Down as Mayor But Affirms ‘Commitment to Serve’ on Committee
Dafis was sworn in for his 3rd term on the Committee: “Let us embark on this new term united in purpose, driven by a collective desire to make Maplewood Township the best it can be.”
-
MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth OrangeSponsored
Lydia Johnson Dance Offers Non-Competitive, Joy-Filled Classes This Winter/Spring
From the Lydia Johnson Dance School: The acclaimed Lydia Johnson Dance (LJD) School, a…
-
“I promise to serve with integrity, diligence and honesty,” said Adams.
-
The following remarks were made by former Maplewood Mayor Victor De Luca upon his…
-
ElectionGovernmentMaplewood
Maplewood to Host Annual Reorg Meeting Jan. 1 — Adams to Be Sworn In as Mayor
Maplewood Township will host its Annual Reorganization Meeting on Monday, January 1, 2024, at…
-
GovernmentMaplewood
Maplewood Reports Increased Diversity on Municipal Boards & Committees
by Lela Mooreby Lela Moore“We still have some room to grow, but all the trends are going in the right direction,” said Township Committee member Vic De Luca.
-
“We’ve talked about this a long time,” said Township Committee member Vic De Luca, “making the pool more open and accessible.”
-
MaplewoodSchools / KidsSouth Orange
SOMSD to Implement More Robust Gifted & Talented Program this Winter
by Lela Mooreby Lela Moore1st, 3rd and 5th graders to be screened for what Director of Curriculum calls “the beginning of an exciting journey for our gifted and talented services, with the goal of nurturing the full spectrum of student potential.”