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\"I'd like to acknowledge the amazing work by all our staff involved in our summer programs, which serve about 800 students across our extended school year program,\" the superintendent said. The superintendent credited the Special Services Department, curriculum offices and support from the Evesham Education Foundation for funding some summer offerings.

The district also completed facilities work ahead of the new school year and will welcome both new staff and returning staff in new roles, the superintendent said. \"We welcome all these amazing new staff and returning staff in new roles as we are about to embark on a new year of daily opportunities to help and support students,\" the superintendent said. The official reported district enrollment of \"all 4,667 of them as of today.\"

The superintendent announced a strategic planning process this fall, to be facilitated by the New Jersey School Boards Association. The process will include three stakeholder meetings; the first meeting is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the DeMacy Cafeteria, the superintendent said.

On routine business, the board approved the consent agenda by roll call. Board members voting yes included Mr. Brown, Ms. Buttermelwitz, Mr. DeMarcy, Ms. Fox and Mr. Thompson; the chair recorded that the motion carried. Earlier in the meeting the board moved into an executive session to consider items 2.2 through 2.4; the motion to enter executive session and approve items 2.2 through 2.4 was seconded by Mr. Marcy and the board said it would reconvene at approximately 7:30 p.m.

The meeting closed after the open public comment period with a motion to adjourn that was seconded and approved.

No legislation, ordinance or contract awards were voted on in open session during the portions of the transcript provided.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","BOE Meeting 08.21.25 @ 6PM","oneSentenceSummary","The Evesham Township School District superintendent summarized summer programming that served about 800 students, noted 38 new staff hires, confirmed district enrollment of 4,667 and announced a strategic planning process facilitated by the New Jersey School Boards Association.","taxTitle","Evesham Township School District, School Districts, New Jersey","taxId",60060,"location","New Jersey","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6501301,"Evesham schools report high scores on annual anti-bullying self-assessments",242,3665000,3907000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5654018-a26299ff4b7bcce7d84abdb20949bfb8&start=3665&end=3907","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5654018-a26299ff4b7bcce7d84abdb20949bfb8/thumbnail_3665000.jpg","/articles/6501301/New-Jersey/Evesham-schools-report-high-scores-on-annual-anti-bullying-self-assessments","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6501301-30d8ec71f094e560f249ebd4441312a7/orig.mp4?Expires=1775646943&Signature=GNnfLmo2OQmkbJw3AtfeoVooCzk5rYgledf7LT8yKVgJ8nqFmCEOskuMBYjLZZQuqzih-NODk2PVou5UMmeLhZU-HAVL8tc9goYpbD584U9UFUJpqms03BXa8jMRgwZEUgKDu1BwDUH6~RogkeZ1~cbujoZbW3FPj8PB4fiRXnVGvXZaNeq-v~MGdN17DPQlp6rvzrnfYAmXMNLaAgu46Ma6S1jXu4nWb8wa95jizbMVqj2BxCmYA0QNKS1z84nBBSsCdVpuoaC1GA2tDa40NqeAEdK5QQxu7Bmard341S3IwA~LLLx-zSqQoYNE43-gV4i565QQGANPJ~Li35zY~A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Miss Megillick, the district\u0000anti-bullying coordinator, told the Evesham Township Board of Education that each school in the district scored at or near the top of the state\u0000rubric in its annual anti-bullying self-assessment.

The assessments, compiled each year and submitted to the state in the fall, use the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights reporting elements and a rubric that awards a maximum of 78 points if a school exceeds expectations in every category. Megillick said the district\u0000schools scored in the mid-70s, \"which is again meeting or exceeding in all areas.\"

The presentation emphasized prevention. Megillick said the district uses Responsive Classroom in elementary grades and No Place for Hate at the middle school, and described other classroom- and school-level practices to reduce the need for reactive discipline. She also listed recurring staff trainings and said the rubric and scoring methodology were unchanged from previous years.

Megillick described how the district reviews results: \"We analyze that every fall. I\u0000am the anti bullying coordinator for the district. Each of our counselors is the anti bullying specialist. We work with the anti bullying specialist and the principals in reviewing the information, analyzing different information and trends and patterns and things that are happening.\" She said the district develops and shares recommendations based on that analysis and then \"turn keys\" those recommendations to schools.

As next steps for the coming year, Megillick said the district will integrate empathy as the district theme and that individual schools will follow up with site-level plans. She also noted the state timeline for submitting the reports and posting grades.

No formal board action was recorded on the presentation. The full presentation was posted on the district\u0000Board Docs site and on the district website, Megillick said.","The Evesham Township School District presented results of its annual anti-bullying self-assessments, showing district schools scored near the maximum on the state rubric and outlining prevention, training and next steps.","actionData","errors"]

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Superintendent reports 800 students in summer programs, 38 new hires and 4,667 enrollment; strategic plan process to begin Sept. 15

Evesham schools report high scores on annual anti-bullying self-assessments