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School-Board-Notes – May 26, 2026
Leadership Excellence: Clayton and Winslow Township Boards Achieve NJSBA Certification
For NJSBA Education News anytime, visit the NJSBA website homepage, and scroll down to News and Resources.
NJ Spotlight
Glimmer of hope in Newark schools, but road to full recovery is long
Pace of learning picked up after pandemic, though students still behind. What’s next now that pandemic stimulus funding is gone?
NJ Patch
Principal Sleeps On Roof Of School In South Jersey: See Why
The leader of Elizabeth Haddon Elementary School got a nap with a view after his students raised more than $20,000 behind acts of kindness throughout the community.
TAPinto.net
Woodland Park BOE Approves $29.1M Budget, with 3.75% Tax Increase
The Woodland Park Board of Education approved its $29.1 million budget for the 2026-27 school year in April, adopting a spending plan that includes a 3.75% increase in the tax levy while preserving classroom programs and staffing despite rising costs and declining state aid.
Hillside Students Honored as Winners of Black History Month Essay Contest
Hillside Public Schools is recognizing winners of the Charlotte Jones Black History Month Essay Contest. The yearly contest is hosted by the Hillside Branch of the NAACP.
Linden Launches New Multilingual Learner Assessment Framework
The initiative is designed to monitor student growth, guide instructional decision-making, and strengthen both academic achievement and English language proficiency outcomes across all grade levels.
Springfield BOE Approves $838K Contract for JDHS Tennis Court Reconstruction
The Springfield Board of Education voted on May 11 to approve a major facilities project at Jonathan Dayton High School, awarding a contract for the reconstruction of the school’s tennis courts.
