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Hudson Reporter Board of Education approves new contract with educators The contract includes a pay raise of approximately three percent each year × The Bayonne Board of Education met on Jan. 5. The Bayonne Board of Education approved new contracts with the school district’s educators and paraprofessionals at the Jan. 5 meeting. The first contract, for educators, was for the next four years. Board President Maria Valado said the contract was approved by the Bayonne Education Association (BEA), formerly the Bayonne Teachers Association, prior to the expiration of the current co...

Hudson Reporter First elected Black BOE trustee unseats trustee accused of racism Board of Education leadership re-elected × Board Secretary Gary Maita swears in (from left to right) Trustees Maria Valado, Pam Sclafene, David Watson, and Christopher Munoz. The Bayonne Board of Education has voted to keep its current leadership. At the Jan. 5 meeting, Trustee Maria Valado was re-elected to President, and Christopher Munoz was re-elected to Vice President. The board voted unanimously for both Valado and Munoz, 8-0. Trustee Ava Finnerty was absent for medical reasons and did not v...

Hudson County View Bayonne Board of Education Trustee Joseph Broderick, who served as board president four times between 2016 and 2019, resigned last week and will be replaced by Pam Sclafane. “I want to thank him for all the great work that he did. He was the first elected president to the board and he worked with so much patience with all of us and treated everyone with so much respect. He will truly be missed here,” Board President Maria Valado said at Wednesday’s meeting. “His knowledge, his giving of himself to the Bayonne district is all qualities that we applaud an...

Hudson Reporter Board of Education Trustee Joe Broderick resigns The board voted for Pam Sclafene to fill the vacant position × Trustee Broderick speaks at the emergency board meeting on June 2 following Alonso's remarks that many residents viewed as racist. Bayonne Board of Education Trustee Joseph Broderick has resigned. He was not present at the last board meeting of the year, but explained the reason for his departure in his resignation letter. “Due to my recent move from Bayonne, I unfortunately have to leave the Board of Education,” he wrote. “I want to thank you for...