South Orange – Maplewood Board of Education

“For people to say we are unknown, I think it speaks more to their lack of education about who we are than our work.” — TJ Whitaker

The proclamation followed the raising of a Women’s History Month flag outside Maplewood Town Hall, where the TC meeting was held in person for the first time in three years. It is the first time such a flag has been raised in Maplewood, said TC member Nancy Adams. 

Superintendent presents data and future plans for the ‘living innovation,’ as BOE members look at successes and potential adjustments.

From the South Orange Maplewood Board of Education: The Board of Education will meet…

The BOE will have a first read of the revised policy on March 30, before it is voted on in its final form in April or May. At the April 27 public budget meeting, the BOE will vote to approve its final budget, which will include a line for any revisions to the transportation policy.

Following the February 23, 2023 South Orange-Maplewood Board of Education meeting, Village Green reached…

“We know the pandemic did impact our students, but not every student was impacted in the same way or to the same degree,” said Asst. Supt. of Curriculum & Instruction Ann Bodnar. She explained that academic support was provided to students via a “layered” system of interventions, instead of in a one-size-fits-all approach.

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In an exciting development, the Columbia High School archive committee located Delia’s niece Dr. Carole Willis, who called her aunt “a constant ambassador for peace who truly believed in the power of love. ‘Only love can conquer hate,’ she always told us.”

The following statement is from Susan Bergin, whose resignation from the South Orange-Maplewood Board…