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District posts anti‑bullying self‑assessment scores; public hearing closed with no public comment
Summary
Assistant superintendent reported district and school scores under New Jersey’s Anti‑Bullying Bill of Rights Act for the 2023‑24 year; district posted official scores on May 21 as required and held a public review at the board meeting with no comments.
The district’s anti‑bullying coordinator, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Ugliaro, reported the New Providence School District’s 2023‑24 school self‑assessment scores under the New Jersey Anti‑Bullying Bill of Rights Act and said the district had posted the official scores to its website by the Department of Education deadline of May 21, 2025.
The report matters because scores are publicly posted and reviewed in a public meeting as required by state law, and they provide parents and the community with the district’s self‑assessment of anti‑bullying practices across schools.
Ugliaro said the school scores for 2023‑24 were: Allen W. Roberts (AWR) 72 of a possible 78 points; Salt Brook 75 of 78; New Providence Middle School 73; New Providence High School 78; with a district average of 73 out of 78. He said the Department of Education has approved the district and school scores and that the district had posted them on its website by the May 21 deadline. The superintendent declared the public hearing on the scores opened and closed at the meeting; the board then provided an opportunity for public comment on agenda items and received no public speakers on the self‑assessment.
The presentation was an informational item required by state rules; no board action beyond posting and the public review was recorded.
