Little Ferry School Board Advances Key Infrastructure Projects

Overview: At the recent Little Ferry School Board meeting, the Superintendent reported progress on multiple infrastructure projects. The new kitchen for the cafeteria is on schedule for completion by mid-August, and the HVAC upgrades at Memorial School are also proceeding as planned. These developments are part of ongoing efforts to improve district facilities.

Little Ferry School Board Announces New Cafeteria Kitchen and Celebrates Achievements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Little Ferry School Board discussed several key developments, including the upcoming construction of a new cafeteria kitchen set to begin next week. The board also celebrated student achievements, including the recognition of students of the month and American Legion essay contest winners.

Little Ferry School Board Celebrates Noteworthy Achievements and Honors Teachers of the Year

Overview: The Little Ferry School Board meeting on May 13, 2026, was characterized by celebration and recognition. Key highlights included honoring Teachers of the Year, Mrs. Augusta and Miss Kristen Okino, student achievements, and an update on the Liberty Middle School construction. The meeting also acknowledged the flawless budget submission, a rare feat among Bergen County districts.

Little Ferry School Board Moves Forward with Preliminary Budget and Middle School Expansion Plans

Overview: At the recent Little Ferry School Board meeting, attention was given to the submission of the preliminary budget to the county office for approval, alongside progress updates on the Little Ferry Middle School expansion project. The board also addressed state aid discrepancies and celebrated student achievements.

Little Ferry School Board Approves Lease to Expand Space for ASD Program

Overview: The Little Ferry School Board meeting on February 19th, 2026, focused on the approval of a lease agreement for a property on Main Street. This decision will allow the district to relocate its business and board offices, creating additional classroom space for an in-district Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) program. The lease is set for March 1st, potentially preventing the need to send students out of district.