The Woodbridge Township Board of Education adopted the superintendent's 18-item agenda and approved committee recommendations from communication/policy, curriculum, finance, safety, dining/transportation and personnel committees during the March 12 meeting; one abstention was recorded on item 1 and routine motions to enter and exit closed session were carried.
At the March 12 Woodbridge Township Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Massimino reviewed February reports and highlighted Read Across America activities, student honors, arts and science programs, and upcoming family engagement events across the district.
During public comment at the March 12 Woodbridge Board meeting, speakers criticized current DEI and transgender-related school policies and cited legal settlements; board members responded with procedural clarifications and reminders about opt-out rights for sex education.
The Woodbridge Township Board of Education approved the superintendent's 38-item agenda and multiple committee recommendation packages (communication:10; curriculum:27; finance:17; dining & transportation:3; personnel:42) and voted to adjourn on Feb. 19, 2026.
At the Feb. 19 meeting, residents urged the Woodbridge Township Board of Education to adopt a parental bill of rights and asked for accountability on DEI spending; speakers also questioned Policy 5756 and transgender-related supports, and a board member defended district practices.
On Jan. 15, the Woodbridge Township Board of Education approved the superintendent's 32-item agenda and multiple committee recommendations (curriculum, finance, dining, personnel). Board members commended the finance team for a clean CAFR and single audit; two abstentions were recorded on individual personnel and agenda items.
Students from John F. Kennedy Memorial High School told the Woodbridge board they raised more than $3,650 in gifts and donations and collected over 250 presents for Covenant House; they highlighted recent service activities and announced a Feb. 4 Lip Sync Battle fundraiser.
During its Jan. 6 reorganization meeting the Woodbridge Board of Education adopted nine communications items, one finance item and five personnel items — each by unanimous roll-call vote.
At its Jan. 6, 2026 reorganization meeting the Woodbridge Township Board of Education sworn in three members and elected Susan Borden president and Jonathan Trebwasser vice president; committees approved routine communications, finance and personnel recommendations unanimously.
Mayor John McCormack told the Woodbridge Board of Education the township cleared a State House Commission hurdle for a planned new school and must still obtain local finance board approval to use a pilot from the 'Metro FARC' project for financing.
