Signs of Progress in the BHPSNJ 2026 Budget
Berkeley Heights was the first budget we received (and so far, the only one). We expect more to start rolling...
Parking Hikes and Puppy Parks: The Rest of Summit’s Council Agenda
The biggest item on the agenda is the budget which we covered over the weekend, this article is going to...
The 21st District Face-Off: How Seven Towns Stack Up on Per-Household Spending
We have spent the better part of budget season looking at School Budgets – this coming week we will take...
Millburn School Budget: The Price Tag Is High, The Results Are Real
We are crossing the finish line with Millburn and if you’ve been following us you know that their per pupil...
Inside the March 24 New Providence Agenda: Housing Strategy, Budgets, and Infrastructure
Affordable Housing The Affordable Housing package for tonight’s meeting was set in motion during the 03/10 meeting when 2026-01 and...
What a $50 Million Public Discussion Should Look Like
On March 10, the voters of Berkeley Heights will decide the fate of a $50 million bond proposal, a choice...
NJ21st Launches Initiative Seeking to Partner With Berkeley Heights Mayor and Town Council to Make Education More Sustainable for the Children of Berkeley Heights
Update 02/20/2026 @6:20pm Section 7 changed “try to negotiate” to “no first reading unless the agreement includes an Education Impact...
Night Watch: Dr. Feltre and District Officials Answer Questions on the BHPSNJ Referendum
NJ21st sat down with Superintendent Dr. Kim Feltre, Business Administrator Jennifer Nicholson, district architect, and bond counsel for an extended,...
What the 7-District ACFR Dashboard Shows About School Spending Part 3 | The Ghost in the Machine
This is the third in a series intended to help families better understand how to hold their School District spending...
More Than 70 Groups Sign Letter Opposing S4924
nj21st is happy to join more than 70 organizations, representing a broad coalition of good-government, civil rights, community and advocacy...