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Board approves posting of district’s Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights self-assessment
Summary
The board voted to approve and post the district’s New Jersey Department of Education School Self-Assessment for Determining HIB Grades (Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act); the superintendent’s office will publish the assessment on the district website.
The Toms River Regional School District board voted to approve the district’s School Self-Assessment for Determining HIB (Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying) grades under the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act and will post the results on the district website. The measure was described as a follow-up to the district’s October 2024 submission and the New Jersey Department of Education’s release of the evaluation.
Mrs. DeMeo presented the report, saying the assessment has been released by the Department of Education and “will be posted on our website.” The board then moved for approval and the clerk took a roll-call vote; voting members recorded “Yes.” The action was entered as a formal resolution (02/2024) to satisfy state reporting requirements.
The approved documentation represents the district’s required transparency under state law; no further public comment was recorded during the meeting.
