Week in Review: Sparks Fly at BOE

It's never a dull moment in Summit and this week was no exception. The Board of Education and the Summit schools were the topic of conversation again this week as on Tuesday, Mayor Jordan Glatt made comments regarding the type I nature of the district and on Thursday the Board of Education meeting exploded into a discussion about sexual education. Here's the full rundown of stories from this past week:

On Monday, we began the week with a gallary from Sunday's Daffodil Day at Reeves-Reed, brought you a report from the softball game, sat down with Councilwoman Ellen Dickson to talk indepth about her decision to run for county freeholder and brought you coverage from the high school baseball game.

On Tuesday, we brought you coverage from the boys lacrosse team's win over Columbia High School and the girl's lacrosse team's narrow defeat of the Madison Dodgers on Monday and brought you the weekly police blotter.

On Wedneday, we brought you coverage of the girl's lacrosse team's fifth straight win, coverage from Tuesday's common council meeting, a game report  from the high school baseball game, and a story about several local students who got the chance of a lifetime recently.

On Thursday, we brought you another installment of our partnership with Hometowne Television where we took a look behind the zoning at what a lot of the technical aspects to the helipad case really mean, brought you a preview of the new show at the Summit Playhouse, and coverage from the Sustainable Jersey reception held Tuesday before the council meeting.

On Friday, we brought you coverage of the Board of Education meeting, a report from the boys lacrosse victory over Seton Hall Prep, coverage from the Penn Track Relays in Philadelphia and a full preview of this weekend's Street Fair.