Board of Education

The Voorhees Township School District’s Board of Education is a group of elected community members responsible for overseeing the district’s policies, budget, and overall governance. Key details include:

Composition: Typically consists of nine members elected by local voters to serve staggered three-year terms.

Responsibilities: Setting district policies, approving the budget, hiring and evaluating the superintendent, and ensuring the district meets state education standards.

Meetings: The board holds regular public meetings—usually monthly—where they discuss district issues, review progress, and hear community input.

Committees: Often organized into committees focusing on areas like finance, curriculum, facilities, and community relations to address specific concerns more deeply.

Community Role: Serves as a liaison between the community and the schools, ensuring transparency and responsiveness to local needs.

The board plays a vital role in guiding the district’s direction and supporting quality education for all students.