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County School Boards Association Meetings

New Jersey’s 21 county school boards associations offer training, information and forums to explore the issues facing public school districts. Click on the following link for a list of meetings by county for the 2026 and 2027 school year: county-school-board-associations.

School Board Notes

SBN, August, 11, 2026

Lead Story: Sherrill Administration Launches Statewide School Funding Outreach Effort For NJSBA Education News anytime, visit the NJSBA website homepage, and scroll down to News and Resource.

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AI can help students learn new material, but many aren’t using it that way

Researchers found that simply giving students access to a capable AI tutor did little to ensure they used it for learning. More structured use of the technology showed greater promise.

MyCentralJersey.com

Branchburg schools seek $34.8M referendum after 2025 defeat

If Branchburg voters approve both questions in the school district’s $34.8 million bond referendum this November, the owner of an average township home would pay about $230 more a year in property taxes.

NorthJersey.com

These unsung heroes make NJ schools sparkle and shine for September (MSN.com)

If summer is supposed to be the season when school buildings rest and “the livin’ is easy,” nobody told the custodians.

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South Brunswick Plans Districtwide AI Guidelines for Students and Teachers

District committee will examine appropriate AI use by grade level and subject as officials seek more consistent guidance across classrooms.

East Brunswick Explains Why Traditional Midterms and Finals Are Going Away

District says students at Churchill and East Brunswick High School will still face rigorous testing, but cumulative assessments will replace traditional exam weeks and return instructional time to classrooms.

Readington BOE Deals with First Book Challenge Under New Policy

Amy Barrett had read the book, and she had read the challenge against it, too.

And the retired middle school English teacher had a grade for the latter.

Branchburg Schools Seeing Sharp Drop in HIB Incidents Harassment, intimidation and bullying incidents in Branchburg public schools dropped almost in half this past school year, according to the school district’s Student Safety Data System report.