Additionally, Department oversights include the District's Print Shop, Safety & Security Division, Facilities Use Permits and Capital Construction Projects. This dedicated team consists of licensed maintenance, skilled grounds, trained custodial, efficient and courteous secretarial, and certified management staff that covers day and evening work shifts.
The Department consists of 100+ workers committed to a service role towards the education of Wayne Township’s children. Today’s Wayne Public School District’s Facilities Department spans an area of approximately 300 acres of landscape and square footage of 20 buildings. "Always Striving for Safety & Sustainability" Wellness Wednesday activities (elementary).McKinney Vento/Displaced Homeless Families.Gifted & Talented & Enrichment Programs.Enrichment and Gifted and Talented Programs.Activities and Payments (COMMUNITY PASS).WSPA - Wayne Special Parents Association.Wayne Township Public Schools BOX OFFICE.Virtual Remote Instruction Plan 2022-2023.Updating Parent/Guardian/Student Contact Information.SEPAG - Special Education Parent Advisory Group.Free & Reduced Online Lunch Application.Do Not Call List / Blocked Texts & Emails.Before/After Care (Extended Day Program)."There are number of states who have adopted bans on what they call divisive concepts, but in the end, what it has resulted in is the removal of books dealing with the history of race and racism in the United States," said Deborah Caldwell-Stone, with the American Library Association. This year, that number is expected to double. "We do have a number of students that are seeking out these books that want to be able to read these books, so ultimately we want to provide resources that every student can identify with," he said.Īccording to the American Library Association, in 2019, it received nearly 400 reports of efforts to ban books across the country. Toback says the goal is to find diverse material where students can see their lives and struggles reflected.
Some require teachers and guidance counselors to make available to students on a case-by-case basis. Not all books are easily accessible, however. In the district, media specialists or librarians order books that are peer-reviewed and have won awards but don't always read them cover-to-cover.
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