Red Bank Regional school board puts $33.9M budget in place for upcoming year
The Red Bank Regional High School District Board of Education has adopted a $33.9 million budget that will fund the operation of the district during the 2021-22 school year.
Residents of Red Bank, Little Silver and Shrewsbury Borough attend the high school, which is in Little Silver.
The $33.9 million budget for the upcoming school year, which was adopted by the board on April 28, will be supported by a tax levy of $26.8 million to be paid by residential and commercial property owners in Red Bank, Little Silver and Shrewsbury Borough.
Matawan softball ready to compete with top teams in Shore Conference
Matawan softball ready to compete with top teams in Shore Conference
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Matawan Regional High School softball player Alissa Eimont gets a high five from teammate #6 Michaela DeGeorge after hitting a home run in a game against Red Bank Regional on April 30 in Little Silver. Matawan is 6-0 to start the season.STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF
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Matawan Regional High School softball player Madison Haack smacks a base hit to right field during a game against Red Bank Regional on April 30 in Little Silver. Matawan won the contest 31-0.STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF
Middletown North bats power Lions to victory over Red Bank Regional
Middletown North bats power Lions to victory over Red Bank Regional
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Middletown High School North shortstop Ryan Frontera congratulates his brother Danny Frontera at home plate for hitting a three-run home run during a game against Red Bank Regional on April 22 in Little Silver. Middletown North defeated Red Bank 16-4.STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF
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Middletown High School North starting pitcher Colin Dowlen fires a pitch towards home plate during a game against Red Bank Regional on April 22 in Little Silver. Dowlen had eight strikeouts in the contest.STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF
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Senator O Scanlon said a Monmouth County campaign to vaccinate teachers continues and it s success so far is reason to support resuming in person classes in a couple weeks.
“We’re proud of our role in this program that has vaccinated more than 2,100 educators in less than a month,” O’Scanlon (R-13) said in a statement. “Let’s be clear … overwhelming evidence indicates vaccinating teachers is not a scientific necessity to safely bring students back into the schools, but we know many of our instructors will feel more comfortable about returning to school once they have had the shots. It will help eliminate the staff shortages and extended quarantines that have prevented schools from returning to business as usual.”