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Superintendent reports slight enrollment dip, National Honor Society inductions and curriculum updates

Collingswood Board of Education · November 19, 2025
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Summary

The superintendent reported enrollment of 271 for October 2025 (down from 273 in October 2024), announced induction of 41 National Honor Society students, and the curriculum committee described classroom and curriculum changes including multiplication fluency challenges and grade-4 departmentalization.

The superintendent presented the district’s enrollment and program updates and highlighted academic initiatives underway.

The superintendent reported enrollment figures: October 2024 enrollment was 273, and October 2025 enrollment was 271. The superintendent also announced that 41 students were being inducted into the National Honor Society during the meeting; three of the inductees are Oakland residents.

Curriculum committee members described several instructional initiatives. Staff announced multiplication and division fact-fluency challenges for grades 3–5, expanded use of a 'creative curriculum' supplement in kindergarten, and the expansion of grade-level departmentalization into fourth grade following earlier success in fifth grade. Committee members said these changes have shown positive impacts on standardized testing and classroom outcomes.

Committee members also described a recommendation to approve an out-of-district placement for a first-grade student and to submit the district's preschool plan (form 2627) to the New Jersey Department of Education. Board members voted to approve the placement and to acknowledge there were no travel expenses for committee activities.

The board thanked staff and community groups for student support and congratulated the National Honor Society inductees.

No formal policy or program changes beyond the curriculum items and the approved student placement were enacted; the board expects further follow-up on curriculum measures and measurement of their effects on student outcomes.