At the May Board of Education meeting, Board President Mr. Oehlberg shared key updates and reflections as the school year nears its close. He began by expressing gratitude to teachers during Teacher Appreciation Month, applauding their dedication and the thoughtful celebrations organized by the PTA/PTSA.

Mr. Oehlberg addressed the ongoing budget process, acknowledging community concerns and affirming the district’s commitment to transparent, sustainable decisions. He encouraged families to review the March and April budget meetings on the district’s YouTube channel and noted that the FAQ is being regularly updated.

He also highlighted the recent Prom Red Carpet event, celebrating Robbinsville High School seniors, and a walkthrough of Pond Road Middle School, where he observed student engagement and instruction in action.

He concluded by extending a belated Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers in the school community and thanked attendees for their continued support and involvement.

To read Mr. Oehlberg's full report, please click the link below.

Superintendent Dr. Pizzo began his report by welcoming Mrs. Laurie Rotondo, Director of Counseling and Wellness and Ms. Stephanie Maguire, Counselor at Pond Road Middle School to speak about the PRMS HOPE Squad and introduce the student members of the group. The HOPE Squad as a mission of organizing school-wide activities to promote connectedness and serve as a bridge to support fellow students. They strive to spread hope and positivity within the school. To view their presentation, please click here.

After this presentation, Dr. Pizzo welcomed Ms. Maryann Friedman from the New Jersey School Boards Association to facilitate a discussion among the board for setting goals for the upcoming school year. To view the presentation, click here.

Dr. Pizzo then addressed the Robbinsville community with gratitude for the leadership of the PTA, RPSA, and REA, acknowledging their absence at the rescheduled meeting due to scheduling conflicts.

He spoke candidly about the challenges posed by budget reductions, including the difficult departure of several valued educators. Despite these changes, Dr. Pizzo emphasized that core educational programs and student-facing activities remain intact for the 2025-26 school year, though long-term stability is less certain.

Dr. Pizzo highlighted efforts to preserve theater-related clubs and the Virtual Enterprise program. He praised students William Berdan and Pranay Potula for their exceptional presentation on the importance of Virtual Enterprise and shared an innovative plan to fundraise $10,000 to sustain the program. To show his support, Dr. Pizzo pledged the first $100 towards their goal.

Closing on an optimistic note, he celebrated the resilience and collaboration of the Robbinsville community, stating, “We are RVille Strong.”

To read Dr. Pizzo's full report, please click the link below or view his report in the live-stream, linked here.

Robbinsville High School’s Executive Secretary Yaw Appiah and Social Director Nick Grippa shared updates from across the district.

RHS spring sports teams are wrapping up strong seasons. Baseball advanced in the MCTs, track qualified for groups, and softball, with a 16-5 record, heads into the CVC semifinals. Lacrosse teams continue to compete hard, and prom was a memorable success thanks to the Class of 2025 Council. The World Language Honors Society hosted a well-received Culture Night, and the Art Club is planning a Yogurtland fundraiser on May 29. Student council elections will be held on May 22, and the final event, Senior Sunset, is just around the corner.

PRMS students recently completed NJSLA testing, with 5th and 8th graders finishing up this week. In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, daily messages and counselor-led activities have focused on student well-being. The school also hosted a successful information night for parents of rising 6th graders and will soon welcome rising 5th grade families.

Sharon students in grades 3 and 4 completed the NJSLA, while kindergarteners gave a charming performance of The Little Red Hen. The PTA treated staff to “Wicked”-themed Teacher Appreciation Week celebrations, and Field Day is set for this week—always a student favorite. First graders will soon take the stage for the annual Patriotic Show.

The Executive Council closed with heartfelt thanks to the Board and community for the opportunity to represent students throughout the year.

To read the RHS Executive Council's full report, please click the link below.

Mr. Mackres announced that the June, July, and August Board of Education meetings will be held in the Robbinsville High School Media Center due to ongoing HVAC renovations. He also provided a brief update on transportation, with more details to come as planning for the new school year progresses.

To view Mr. Mackres' report, view the live-stream, linked here.

Respective Committees Chairs provided updated from their monthly committee meetings. The committee reports can be read in the link below or viewed in the meeting livestream, linked here.

Full details of the committee meetings can be read within the meeting minutes, found on BoardDocs.