Legislation and Advocacy
Contact information for legislators; Board testimony on pending legislation, resolutions approved by the Board in support/opposition of pending bills, and letters sent from Dr. Fishbein to legislators.
Board Resolutions in Support/Opposition to Legislation
Resolution Advocating Gun Control
Resolution for Improvement of PERS Pension Budgeting Information
Resolution for Regulatory Relief for America’s Schools
Resolution in Opposition to Moving the Annual School Election to November
Resolution in Opposition to Senate Bill 1872 and Assembly Bill 2810 “Opportunity Scholarship Act”
Resolution in Support of A1695
Resolution in Support of A3399/S2330 – The Option to Waive a Pupil’s Right to Transportation
Resolution in Support of National Principal’s Month
Resolution in support of Pension and Health Benefits Reform
Resolution in Support of the Allamuchy School District
Resolution in Support of the Restoration of 2009-2010 State School Aid Cuts
Resolution Opposing S1191/A3627 (Undermining a School Board’s Ability to Subcontract Services)
Resolution Opposing Senate Bill S1459, Establishment of a County-Wide Purchasing System
Resolution Opposing the Proposed FY 2014 SDA Assessments
Resolution Opposing the Superintendent Salary Cap
Resolution Requesting Full Compensation for New State Staff and Administrator Evaluation Mandates
Resolution Supporting Paramus Public Schools
Resolution to Delay Use of the NJASK and PARCC Testing Data to Evaluate Teachers
Resolution to Support New Jersey Schools on the Enrollment of Resident Children
Superintendent’s Correspondence to/from Legislators
Correspondence from Assemblyman Rumana Regarding S1882
Correspondence from Assemblywoman Huttle Regarding the “Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights”
Correspondence to Senator Buono Regarding S3129-Evaluation Standards for Teacher Performance
Correspondence to Senator Ruiz Regarding TEACHNJ
So when the BOE suports gun control who appointed them to speak for the Village?
And were Ridgewood taxpayers consulted over the resolution to lift the supers salary cap?
Since they aren’t about keeping costs down, they have time to vote on resolution after resolution, signifying nothing.
…too bad the BOE doesn’t support academics.
“Consider The Possibility That We Are Led By Idiots”
Does any rational human being believe these Resolutions are worth the paper they are written on?