Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Borough of Atlantic Highlands.
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Oct 13, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Administrative agent, borough attorney, borough auditor, borough bond counsel, borough labor attorney, risk management, redevelopment planner, harbor attorney, harbor engineer.
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Census ID
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208766
Population
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4,417
Procurement Hell Score
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35 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Atlantic Highlands
The meeting commenced with introductions, including the welcoming of Paul Harbison as the new student representative to the board of education, who will serve as a liaison to the student body. Discussions covered several school activities and achievements, such as the elementary school's study of September 11th events, the Middle School's upcoming fall musical 'Be More Chill', and the band's kickoff performance. Administrative updates detailed the start of the school year, including professional inservice days focused on teacher collaboration and curriculum alignment. Key items included the implementation of significant districtwide committees covering Artificial Intelligence (AI) plan creation, District Evaluation Advisory Committee (DAC) review of teacher evaluation guidance, and potential adoption of a new teacher evaluation tool, moving away from the outdated Rhode Island 2007 edition. A Sixth Grade Exploration Committee was formed to assess the feasibility of moving sixth grade to Henry Hudson in the future, a complex issue involving staffing, transportation, and scheduling. Furthermore, updates on statewide education initiatives covered the distribution of NJSLA 2025 spring assessment score reports and details regarding the mandatory fall field test for the new adaptive model of NJSLA and NJGPA assessments, scheduled from October 27th to November 14th. The board also addressed safety concerns following a recent protest near a school, expressing full faith in local police departments.
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The meeting included reports on student council activities at Highland Elementary School, involving election processes mimicking civic voting. The Henry Hudson Regional report covered updates from the A/V Club, which is launching a new 'Hot Wing Challenge' show, and the announcement of auditions for the High School Musical, which features themes of resource scarcity and rebellion. The Science Club and AP Environmental Science classes received a Silver Eco-Schools certification from the National Wildlife Federation for projects like shoreline fence building and water quality studies. The Henry and Pep Band performed at a recent football game. A staff member, an ESL and Spanish teacher, was recognized for her dedication and recent award from a bilingual educator association. The district's athletic department announced receiving the Short Conference 2023-2024 Sportsmanship Award for the second time in four years, highlighting the excellent behavior of student-athletes. Discussions also covered finalizing and treating opening-of-school benchmarks as standardized tests, beginning Multi-Tiered System of Support consultations, and scheduling upcoming open houses and the Education Foundation's Chili Fest fundraiser. In administrative matters, the board was informed about the completion of a direct install energy project at Atlantic Highlands, yielding significant cost reductions, and the hiring of a new facilities person following a resignation. Public comments addressed a potential state senate bill mandating school regionalization and the status of a court hearing regarding a nonbinding referendum question on regionalization.
The meeting included discussions and updates on various topics such as preschool approvals, lead grant funding for communication and security systems, and revisions to the school calendar. There were also discussions on facilities projects, fieldwork, and the repair of a sinkhole. The instruction and program committee discussed the director of curriculum position, summer planning work, student data, action plans to address learning gaps, and the rollout of the Wonders reading program. Additionally, there was a public comment section where attendees raised questions and concerns about agenda items, including a student hearing, classroom changes due to regionalization, policy changes, and food service provisions.
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