The Board meeting agenda covers several key operational and educational areas. Reports are scheduled from the Superintendent, Business Administrator, and various standing committees. Action items include the first reading of a nepotism policy, the approval of school assemblies, professional development plans, nursing plans, and university affiliation agreements. Governance and personnel items feature prominently, with approvals required for staff resignations, appointments, transfers, corrective action plans, and the designation of co-curricular advisors for multiple schools. The agenda also addresses athletic appointments, summer positions, and the designation of program coordinators for district-wide initiatives.
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The agenda focuses on Resolution 10.17 regarding the approval of various professional development workshops and conferences for staff members. The workshops cover a range of educational topics, including gifted and talented consortium meetings, social studies curriculum kick-offs, multisensory education training, special education conferences, team training, math department meetings, technology conferences, and music education state conferences. The document details the specific staff involved, the purpose, dates, and associated costs or account charges for each professional development event.
Jan 1, 2023·Strategic plan
Hoboken Public School District Three-Year Technology Plan 2023-2025
The Hoboken Public School District's Three-Year Technology Plan (2023-2025) outlines its vision to prepare students with 21st-century technological skills for academic and professional success. Key priorities include maintaining a reliable network infrastructure to support personalized digital learning, establishing digital learning environments as a preferred standard across all curricula by June 2025, and ensuring teachers possess the necessary 21st-century technology skills for implementation. The plan emphasizes equitable access to digital resources through initiatives like 1:1 Chromebooks, CIPA-compliant internet filtering, and integrates emerging technologies such as AI, alongside robust cybersecurity and lifecycle management for technology assets.
