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School-Board-Notes – April-28, 2026
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Chalkbeat
How the AI-enabled race for taxpayer money starts in a superintendent’s inbox
School leaders are battling a flood of edtech marketing emails while also navigating a broader debate over technology in the classroom.
NJ.com
Trust has been broken. Parents petition NJ school district over redistricting plan (MSN.com)
The district plans to redistribute elementary school students, affecting dozens of families within the township.
NorthJersey.com
Our April ‘Nicholas Markets Amazing Teacher’ winner gets kids to read (MSN) The question, which has spurred TV shows and entire careers, arguments between Republicans and Democrats, and recent literacy laws in 26 states, boils down to a simple strategy for Ezera Washington, an English teacher and supervisor of kindergarten through fifth grade at a Paterson charter school.
NJ Patch
Sherrill’s First 100 Days As NJ Governor: Here’s What She Has Done So Far
Budget battles. Nuclear power. Property taxes. Immigration. Here’s what Mikie Sherrill has been up to since taking over as governor.
TAPinto.net
North Hunterdon-Voorhees Board of Education approves 2026-2027 district budget of $71,154,761
Clinton Township – At their meeting on Tuesday night, April 28th, following a 12-minute presentation from the administration and the annual public hearing, the North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School district Board of Education approved the 2026-2027 budget of $71,154,761.
Little Falls Board of Education Proclaims Teacher Appreciation Week for May 4–8
Little Falls – The resolution highlights the district’s acknowledgment of teachers’ daily responsibilities and contributions both inside and outside the classroom.
Governor Livingston’s Interact Club Volunteers at The Giving Gardens at Wagner Farm
Berkeley Heights – The 23 students who participated helped mow the grass, build a trellis, weed, plant seeds and move and sift soil.
Little Falls Board of Education Honors “Hornets of the Month” for Demonstrating Empathy
Little Falls – Students in Little Falls were recognized this month for demonstrating empathy, the district’s character education focus word across its schools.
Readington Approves Before- and After-School Program Readington – The Readington Township Board of Education has approved an agreement with the River Crossing YMCA to provide before- and after-school programs for students in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade for the 2026–2027 and 2027–2028 school years.