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(Wayne, New Jersey) - At the regular meeting of April 11th, the Wayne Board of Education approved a project to replace both of the district’s synthetic turf fields. Currently, Wayne Hills and Wayne Valley High School teams play on eleven-year-old synthetic turf surfaces that are approaching the end of their expected useful life. The project will also include a thorough inspection of the existing drainage along with a host of other upgrades such as markings for all sports and school logos. The estimated cost of the project is $1,025,000 and it will be financed through a partnership with the Passaic County Improvement Authority.
Schools will be closed for Spring Recess Monday, April 15 through Friday, April 19. Classes will resume on Monday, April 22. Enjoy the break!
Dear Parents/Guardians: This is an advisory communication to inform you of the NJDOE requirements for unauthorized electronic devices during state testing. Click on Learn More for the letter.
March 22, 2019 - Dear Parents, Guardians and Members of the School Community: I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to provide you information about the 2017-18 New Jersey School Performance Reports, which were recently released and are available on the NJ School Performance Reports webpage at www.njschooldata.org.
At the March 14th budget meeting of the Wayne Board of Education, trustees adopted a preliminary $172.7 million budget that included a two percent tax levy increase and over $1 million of funding to renovate parts of the Preakness School. This school, which currently houses the Preakness Annex of the Wayne Library, a training center for school employees, and a specialized high school program, is not currently operated as a school. The renovation work will lead to twelve new classrooms and a capacity for over 200 students.
