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Roselle board approves 2025–26 preschool budget submission to New Jersey Department of Education
Summary
The Roselle Public School District Board of Education voted to approve and submit the 2025–26 preschool program budget to the New Jersey Department of Education, enabling an expansion expected to add roughly 100 students and tapping local spaces including the former Presbyterian preschool.
The Roselle Public School District Board of Education voted at a special meeting to approve the 2025–26 preschool program budget and submit it to the New Jersey Department of Education, a move board members said is intended to secure preschool expansion grant funding and add seats for local children.
The budget submission matters because district officials said the state-managed preschool expansion funds would allow the district to serve additional children beyond current capacity. Miss Gray, a staff member, said the district "would be able to provide an additional 150 kids with preschool through the preschool expansion grant money" as discussed in earlier budget presentations. Dr. Fisher, a staff member, clarified the estimate, saying, "Yes. Approximately up yeah. Upwards to a 100 students. So, it might it might just be a little less than that, but, rounding upward, is what we're planning for." He added the timeline was compressed after the state notified the…
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