The District's Administrative Office is located at 203 W. Hillside Rd. The district is governed by an elected seven-member Board of Education that usually meets on the first and third Mondays of the month at the district office. Bus transportation is provided for students who live more than 1.5 miles from their assigned attendance centers, and in some instances, to those who live within the 1.5 mile limit but have no safe route to walk to school. For information about bus stops and routes, contact the appropriate attendance center or the Pupil Transportation Department at 420-6464. Curriculum is developed on a district-wide basis and frequently revised to ensure relevance and uniformity across the district, progression through the grades, and the introduction of technological advances whenever possible.
Students have numerous opportunities for participation in musical and dramatic programs.
Art and general music instruction begins at grade one, instrumental music at grade four. Programs are available for persons with special needs, ages 3-21. For information, call the Special Education Department at 420-6565. A program for gifted students in grades 4-8 focuses upon higher level thinking skills. For information, call the Curriculum Office at 420-6319.