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District reports minor enrollment shifts; superintendent flags NJSLA presentation
Summary
Superintendent A. Grieco reported that Lincoln enrollment declined slightly to 270 students while Thomas Jefferson rose to 321; district resident student counts fell by seven since June 30, 2025. The board noted a forthcoming presentation on the 2024–25 NJSLA results.
During the Nov. 18 meeting, Superintendent A. Grieco delivered the district update and referenced an upcoming presentation of the 2024–25 New Jersey Student Learning Assessment (NJSLA) results.
The administration’s enrollment and staffing report showed Lincoln School with 270 students (a net decrease of nine students since June 30, 2025) and Thomas Jefferson with 321 students (a net increase of 10). The district reported resident students declining from 598 on June 30, 2025, to 591 on Nov. 12, 2025, a net loss of seven students. The packet also listed certificated and non-certificated staff counts and average class sizes for each grade band.
Board members and administrators framed the figures as routine enrollment fluctuation; the superintendent noted fall activities including a successful Lincoln fall concert and the close of fall sports. The meeting packet included staffing tables and highlighted planned curriculum and field-trip activity for the academic year.
