A candidate for Middletown school board was convicted in 2005 for driving while impaired.
Here is the seventh and final profile of a candidate for Middletown school board.
Seven candidates are running for three seats on the Middletown school board. He is part of the Students, Parents, Taxpayers slate.
Patch asked all seven candidates the same set of questions, and all got back to us:
Companies that have done business with the school district, plus Mayor Tony Perry, donated to Sara Weinstein, James Cody and Chris Aveta.
The forum will be held over Zoom, and you must register in advance to watch.
Here's a summary of what was said Tuesday night:
Fitzgerald will be there. He's already attended committee meetings.
Last Friday, a federal judge determined the Bradfields' lawsuit can proceed in the courts.
This is where the school district hears from the entire community about the five-year direction of Middletown schools.
Ocean Avenue School principal Neil Leone thanked IMA patients who donated supplies:
Here are the seven scenarios that require mandatory reporting to law enforcement if they happen at a Catholic school in Monmouth County:
Beloved for his positivity and dedication, William Durr is known for lifting up students and colleagues alike.
Jeanette VanFechtmann is a seventh-grade science teacher at Thompson Middle School.
U.S. News released their 2025-'26 list of the best high schools in the state. Here's where Middletown North and South rank:
The New Monmouth mother who is legally blind said she was told this week the district will provide a school bus for her three children.
Joseph Manzi is accused of embezzling $1.6 million of the church's operating funds for the past six years.
Provided by the Monmouth County Clerk on Tuesday, here is the ballot order for how candidates will appear on the ballot this November:
A woman who is legally blind and nearly deaf continues her battle to get the Middletown school district to provide a school bus.
Beloved by students and staff, this dedicated paraprofessional goes above and beyond every single day.
"Without this drive, students would not have what they need," said Neil Leone, the principal of Ocean Avenue Elementary School.
Seven people filed to run. Voters will be asked to choose three in November.
Fitzgerald will be unable to attend any Board of Education meetings until his criminal charges are resolved.
The board will go into closed executive session, so the meeting will likely reopen to the public after 7:30. Here is a livestream:
Here are all the colleges and branches of the U.S. military that Middletown teens will enter after graduation.
This is a very competitive summer program: More than 13,000 teens applied from 150 countries, and only 1,800 students were accepted.
With top grades, countless service hours and a scholarship to study neuroscience, Lisa is leaving a lasting mark on her school and beyond.
The next meeting of the Middletown school board will be June 23, followed by a regular meeting June 24.
Thursday night was the first meeting where the Middletown school district began public discussions about its five-year strategic plan.
The two schools signed a transfer agreement that will make it easier for Brookdale students to get their bachelor’s degrees at Monmouth U.
The first of three strategic planning meetings will be Thursday night at North. Open to all residents.
Concerns raised about school budget and a continued lack of transparency
The NJSBA will hold three public meetings where they will hear from the Middletown community. The dates of those meetings are:
"The 10.1 percent tax increase is not a handout to activists. It’s the unfortunate but necessary result of years of neglect."
"Let's pass on an unconscionable 10.1 percent tax increase on 100 percent of the taxpayers simply to quiet down the parents of 5 percent."
The budget passed, with three Board members, Frank Capone, Jacqueline Tobacco and Gary Tulp, voting against the tax increase.
Also, the town responds to Soporowski's request to pay the full cost of armed school officers, plus here's how to watch tonight's meeting:
"Let’s pass on an unconscionable 10.1 percent tax increase on 100 percent of the taxpayers simply to quiet down the parents of 5 percent."
The final budget that will be introduced Wednesday night will increase Middletown's school tax levy 10.09 percent.