Tag Archives: Long Branch Schools

Large crowds show up to learn about Deferred Action

By Neil Schulman Long Branch — Long Branch Schools Superintendent Michael Salvatore had been expecting a small turnout for the Deferred Action for Dreamers information session on Wednesday morning. The program on the new initiative for undocumented young adults, held … Continue reading →

How to Find a Job in Today’s Tough Market

Long Branch High School Guidance Department will host “How to Find a Job in Today’s Tough Job Market” on Tuesday, December 6, at the Long Branch Housing Authority, 6-7 p.m. The presenter is the Monmouth County Division of Employment & … Continue reading →

Salvatore looks to light up the future

By Patty Booth O’Neill Long Branch – Michael Salvatore, Superintendent of Schools, can’t hide his excitement about the district’s latest projects. By January every public school in the city will be powered by solar energy and every child from third … Continue reading →

Schools get extra money from Trenton: $4.3 M for Long Branch district

By Neil Schulman Long Branch — The state government announced last week that it was allocating extra money to all schools in the state. Some are seeing minor increases in aid, and others, including Long Branch, are receiving millions more.

City’s new Assistant Superintendent

By Patty Booth O’Neill Long Branch — After many interviews with three applicants from inside the district and five outside, the Board of Education approved Alvin L. Freeman at their Tuesday night workshop.

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