More from the Millburn School Board
Public involvement in the superintendent search, next year's budget, and overcrowding were discussed at the Millburn Board of Education's retreat last night.
View ArticleMillburn Residents Demand More Say on Schools Chief
“Part of the problem is we don’t trust you,” one resident told the Millburn Board of Education last night, in a discussion of how many superintendent candidates would be interviewed by community...
View ArticleSlowing Down South Mountain Speeders
South Mountain residents today presented proposals to improve traffic safety in their neighborhood in a meeting with township safety committee members and the Millburn Police Department.
View ArticleTight Squeeze for Millburn School
Glenwood Elementary School in Millburn has done just about all it can do to accommodate a swelling school enrollment. Now it's up to Dr. Richard Brodow, the superintendent, to devise a district-wide...
View ArticleThe Day: Pay Raise for Millburn’s Public Workers
New union contracts, and a discussion of speed humps, were discussed at the Millburn Township Committee meeting last night.
View ArticleIn South Orange, a Persistent Divide
Will a proposal to impose fees on Seton Hall students deepen the chasm between South Orange and the university? In the weeks ahead, The Local will be taking a closer look at the proposal and the issues...
View ArticleMillburn vs. Warren, By the Numbers
As James A. Crisfield, the finalist for the Millburn superintendent position who is now superintendent of the Warren school district, makes plans for transition, a word that might come to his mind is:...
View ArticleStudent Fees? Towns Argue It’s Only Fair
At the behest of municipalities like South Orange, the New Jersey State League of Municipalities intends to make a wholehearted attempt this year to pass a bill that would require students to pay for...
View ArticleSouth Orange: Students Must Share Budget Burdens
South Orange President Doug Newman said students should have to share with the university -- and with taxpayers -- the cost of to
View ArticleSeton Hall Students Speak Out on Fees
Three Seton Hall students reflect on the resolution passed by South Orange that would require them to pay fees for the use of municipal services.
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