Collingswood Education Association (CEA) members picketed for their contract needs in downtown Collingswood May 14, 202 - the day after borough municipal elections. Credit: NJ PEN. Collingswood Education Association (CEA) members picketed for their contract needs in downtown Collingswood May 14, 202 - the day after borough municipal elections. Credit: NJ PEN.Related posts
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Superintendent of Schools Fred McDowell says the financial ask is necessary to maintain continuity of services in the district, which estimates a nearly $4-million gap in its 2027-28 budget without the additional revenues. The district has struggled to maintain services amid rising costs for energy and insurance and a state funding formula that expects the local tax base to contribute more based on property assessments. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading...
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Approved by the borough government, the deal passes to the Board of Education for ratification on June 22. It clears the way to build new, shared athletic facilities, creates public access to school playgrounds as neighborhood pocket parks, and establishes a framework for increased recreation opportunities. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…
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