The people of Bernards Township are very proud of their schools, which have been systematically engineered to provide the best data to support this belief; however, if your child doesn't "fit in the box" beware, because Bernards BOE is motivated by their own best interests, not necessarily your child's.
Bernards Township Board of Education
908-204-2600
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The Bernards Board of Education oversees six schools within the township: Ridge High School, William Annin Middle School, Cedar Hill School, Liberty Corner School, Mount Prospect School and Oak Street School.
The board is comprised of nine members who serve three year terms and must be Bernards township residents. Three positions are open for election each April.
The Board typically meets twice monthly to talk about policy development, curriculum goals, school management and communicating with the residents of the town on school-related matters.
- Hours: The board holds open public meetings on select Mondays at 7pm. The full meeting schedule is available on the board's Web site.
- Parking: Free lot
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Agree with Concerned Parent! It's a great place for the self-starter student who doesn't need support. Unfortunately, many children don't fit into "their box", struggle and are not being provided with the support/skills needed to be successful. The BOE/Admin are not responsive to the needs of struggling students, especially at the high school where it matters. I have lived and learned the hard way.