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Superintendent Kim Feldri urges Berkeley Heights voters to back March 10 school referendum
Summary
Kim Feldri, superintendent of the Berkeley Heights School District, urged residents to vote March 10, 2026, on a referendum to fund districtwide facilities renovations and classroom upgrades across all six schools; polls will be open 6 a.m.–8 p.m., and the district website includes a tax-impact estimator.
Kim Feldri, superintendent of the Berkeley Heights School District, urged residents to vote in the Berkeley Heights Public Schools referendum on March 10, 2026, saying the measure would fund a districtwide facilities renovation program covering all six schools. "Voting on the Berkeley Heights Public Schools referendum is happening 03/10/2026," she said.
Feldri told listeners that polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. and directed voters to the district referendum webpage for presentations, videos and a tax-impact estimator so residents could assess the proposed fiscal effects. "Find all the details on the district referendum webpage," she said.
The superintendent described the referendum proposal as investments in capital renovations and classroom upgrades across all six schools, framed as work to support modern, 21st-century learning environments for students. She characterized the package as districtwide improvements rather than a single-school project.
No dollar amounts, specific project lists, or funding sources were provided in the announcement. The recording serves as a call to action: "Vote on 03/10/2026. Your voice matters," Feldri said, ending the brief message.
The district's referendum webpage contains the presentations and a tax-impact estimator Feldri referenced; the announcement did not specify whether the district will hold public information sessions or when additional project details will be published.
