![Columbus School-Test Results Room 5 Posted on Monday evening, October 15, 2018: Please see test results for Room 5 at Columbus (links located at the bottom of this message). In collaboration with the district’s environmental consultant, Room 5 can be used immediately. We will begin utilizing Room 5 on Wednesday, October 17th, so it will give our staff members ample time to prepare the room for instructional purposes. This decision is based upon recommendation and test results received. COLUMBUS- TEST […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Columbus-School.jpg)
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![Tuesday, October 2, 2018 MESSAGE FROM SUPERINTENDENT GRICEO: Results from Columbus School have been received (see link below this entire message and synopsis of results below). In consultation with our environmental specialist, Columbus school will remain open. Room 5 (2nd Floor) will remain closed/sealed off due to elevated air levels of mold. Due to the fact that the floor in room 5 was damaged, the floor tiles were also tested for asbestos. Results from asbestos testing in Room 5 were […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Green-Mold-1400x912.jpg)
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![“Why am I running? As a graduate of Lyndhurst public schools, I want to give back to the school district, staff, and community that helped me get where I am today. As my own children begin to enter the school system, I want to see Lyndhurst Schools continue to improve and give every child the opportunity to meet his or her potential. “As a product of this town, and as a parent, I have a vested interest in securing Lyndhurst’s […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Gaccione-Family.jpg)
![Below is the first informal poll of the Tuesday, November 6, 2018 Lyndhurst Board of Education election. All the candidates names appear in the poll choices. If you already know the three candidates you support for 3 open BOE seats this year, vote for all three candidates in the poll. If you have less than three candidates decided at this time, you can poll vote for only those one or two candidates you have chosen already and also select undecided. You may […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/POLL-GRAPHIC-ELECTION-2018-1400x912.jpg)
![In the past two weeks I’ve heard from a few angry folks who insist I didn’t give Board of Education candidate Vinnie Tunnero a fair shake when I dismissed his candidacy for Lyndhurst Board of Education. “Tunnero’s for change too!,” argued one person. Really, is that so? I have three good reasons to strongly disagree with you: Tunnero was recruited by and enjoys the backing of Commissioner John Montillo. Montillo, an electrician, has been chosen as a “no-bid” vendor […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Chizzie-and-Vinnie-Tunnero-1400x912.jpg)
![There are eight candidates for three seats on Lyndhurst Board of Education on Tuesday, November 6. Fortunately for Lyndhurst voters, this election has shaped up to be a binary decision between five candidates who represent a lack of qualifications and/or the failures of past vs. three who offer hope for the future. Running down the list of the eight candidates by their ballot order positions, this is how we see the options and why we think Ferrandino, Gaccione and […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/USE-THIS--1400x912.jpg)
![What makes a great school board member? What makes a school board effective? Learn what qualities to look for in a successful school board member. by: GreatSchools Staff | April 9, 2018 An effective school board plays an important watchdog role in keeping your local school on track, and setting policies that affect your child and your school. The school board sets the vision and goals for the school district, and holds the district accountable for results. One school board […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Vuono-at-meeting-1400x912.jpg)
![In January, 2018 the conflict riddled Lyndhurst Board of Education announced that they had a school deficit of $1.1 million. But, by May, 2018 the Lyndhurst school debt was up to $3.78 million. Last week we heard from various credible sources that the Lyndhurst Board of Education debt was now $5 million. In the public interest, we reported it immediately on this site and we were immediately questioned and told in the comment section below the first story that we […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Jarvis-Sheri.jpg)
![It is falsely claimed that if you place a frog in a pot of boiling water, it will jump right out. Place the same frog in a pot with cool water, slowly turn up the heat, the frog will adapt until the water comes to a boil and ends the frog’s life. It’s not true, but it’s a great metaphor anyway for Lyndhurst today. The metaphorical frogs jumping out of Lyndhurst are quality home buyers, the lack of which will […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/SchoolHouse-1202x912.jpg)
![“Those who can do, those who can’t teach.” George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) You almost get the sense that the late playwright and political activist grew up in Lyndhurst where not doing hasn’t been an impediment to a public schools teaching career — if you are related to the right local Lyndhurst families. Consider these top three Lyndhurst politicians’ children: ALL of the above children of Giangeruso, Vuono and DiMaggio were hired by the Lyndhurst Public Schools as teachers without any […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Three-Stooges-Bobby-Chizzie-Tommy.jpg)
![We now have a BOE Election section set up on this site for use by ALL of the candidates running for the Board of Education in 2018. We think it’s fair to offer all of the candidates equal space and access to our now over 3,000 monthly readers. However, that doesn’t mean we aren’t taking sides. We will. For example, while we don’t know him personally, last year we backed School Board candidate Frank Ferrandino (above) in his first campaign against […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/IMG_5712-1400x912.jpg)
