Sparta Board News Today

The Sparta Board of Education this week unanimously approved a $750,000 annual operational referendum question for the April 2 ballot.

Voters in the Sparta Area School District have a couple of decisions to make regarding education when they head to the polls in early April.

The Sparta Board of Education this week unanimously approved a $750,000 annual operational referendum question for the April 2 ballot.

Conservative groups have been pushing parent rights as a battle cry against some policies in NJ public schools. The trans student issue has gained some Democratic pushback for balance.

Conservative groups have been pushing parent rights as a battle cry against some policies in NJ public schools. The trans student issue has gained some Democratic pushback for balance.

The Sparta board advanced two proposals intended to restrict "sexualized content" and revise how school materials are challenged.

Suspended for six months, Mount Olive Schools Superintendent Rob Zywicki resigns, but vows his legal fight with the district will continue.

Suspended for six months, Mount Olive Schools Superintendent Rob Zywicki resigns, but vows his legal fight with the district will continue.

The school board approved a tentative budget plan with a 6% increase in spending, but some board members objected.

The Sparta Board of Educations 5-2 vote moved the 2017 book "The Upside of Unrequited" to the high school library effective Friday.