The Wall Township Board of Education convened on November 19, 2024, to discuss several key topics, including a tribute to a beloved former teacher and updates on ongoing projects related to a recent referendum.

The meeting began with Board member Mr. Malouf honoring the memory of Mr. Warren Campbell, a former teacher and track coach at Wall High School, who passed away at the age of 80. Mr. Malouf shared personal anecdotes about Mr. Campbell's enthusiasm for track and field and his significant impact on students and athletes in the community. The Board expressed condolences to Mr. Campbell's family and friends, acknowledging his contributions to the school and local sports programs.

Following the tribute, Mr. Nassar provided an update on the referendum projects. He reported that the finance and facilities committee recently toured the primary school to review completed work. While some projects are progressing well, the installation of new windows has been delayed until winter and spring breaks due to supply chain issues. Mr. Nassar mentioned plans for a stakeholder meeting to discuss the referendum's progress and encouraged the community to stay informed through the district's website, which serves as a central hub for updates.

The Board also highlighted various positive initiatives occurring within the district. Members noted successful events at individual schools, such as a book fair at Old Mill School and a food drive at Central School, which collected 1,000 boxes of cereal. The Board emphasized the importance of community engagement and encouraged residents to follow the district's social media for updates on these activities.

The meeting concluded with a reaffirmation of the Board's commitment to transparency and community involvement as they continue to implement improvements and celebrate the achievements of students and staff across the district.