You’ve heard that bond referendum projects would improve security, but what does that really mean for our schools? It means security vestibules where visitors would be screened before entering the building. See more projects at plps-k12.org/vote.

You’ve heard that bond referendum projects would improve security, but what does that really mean for our schools? It means digital displays for emergency notifications and everyday communication. See more projects at plps-k12.org/vote.

You’ve heard that bond referendum projects would improve security, but what does that really mean for our schools? It means shatter-resistant film on first-floor windows, plus replacements for Lincoln’s 60-year-old windows. See more projects at plps-k12.org/vote.

You’ve heard that bond referendum projects would improve security, but what does that really mean for our schools? It means lightning detection and warning systems at fields used by students and the community. See more projects at plps-k12.org/vote.

Pompton Lakes students and staff deserve the same security measures that are becoming standard practice in NJ schools. The Dec. 12 bond referendum includes security vestibules and other projects to improve safety. Learn more: plps-k12.org/vote

Look what’s coming to town if voters approve the Pompton Lakes school bond referendum … $1.9 million in state aid that’s part of the strategy to improve school security without increasing taxes. Learn more: plps-k12.org/vote

Get ready, Pompton Lakes! Polls are open tomorrow from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Make your voice heard in the bond referendum on school safety upgrades. Tomorrow is also the last day to submit mail-in ballots. More voting info: plps-k12.org/vote.

Attention, Pompton Lakes! Voting is now underway in the school district bond referendum to improve building security. Polls will remain open until 8 p.m.; today is also the last opportunity to vote by mail. More info at plps-k12.org/vote.

Polls are closing at 8 p.m.! Make sure to cast your ballot in today’s bond referendum, whether you are voting in person or by mail. Find voting information at plps-k12.org/vote.

We have promising news to report in the Pompton Lakes school bond referendum! See the latest numbers at plps-k12.org/vote.

As a precaution and, under the recommendation of the PL Office of Emergency Management, all Pompton Lakes Schools will dismiss at 1:45pm today.

PL Schools on a delayed opening schedule 12/19. HS & Lakeside 9:45am Lenox & Lincoln 10:00am

Pompton Lakes Schools operating a delayed opening schedule on 1/10. PLHS &Lakeside 9:45 Lenox & Lincoln 10:00 If conditions require a closing, an update will be shared by 7:30am tomorrow.

All PL Schools are on a delay on 1/16. HS & Lakeside 9:45 Lincoln & Lenox 10:00 We will continue to monitor the weather and if there is a need to close, a message will be sent by 7:30am. There will be no breakfast program and no before care.

PL Schools are CLOSED today, 1/16 due to inclement weather.

PL Schools on a delayed opening schedule 1/17. PLHS & Lakeside 9:45 Lenox & Lincoln 10:00 No breakfast program and no before care.

PL Schools Early Dismissal 1/19 HS 12:30 Lakeside 12:40 Lenox & Lincoln 12:45 No lunch program, students encouraged to bring bad lunch or snack

PLHS on a delay schedule, currently no power. All other schools regular day. Update at 9am for hs

Power has been restored to the high school. High school will operate a delayed opening schedule, start time is 9:45am.

Due to the forecast for significant snow, all PL Schools will be cancelled on 2/13. Be safe!