BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N.J. — Local business owners, civic leaders and school officials gathered Friday morning at the Mt. Carmel Society for the Berkeley Heights Business & Civic (BHB&C) networking breakfast, where Berkeley Heights Superintendent of Schools Dr. Kim Feltre and Business Administrator Jennifer Nicholson advised the business and civic community to attend the Nov. 20 Board of Education meeting for a presentation on the upcoming school referendum being held at Gov. Livingston High School cafeteria.

District officials said the meeting, scheduled for 7:30 p.m., will outline the referendum and the two questions that will appear on the March 10, 2026 ballot. “As business owners and members of the community, you are all stakeholders in this,” Business Administrator Jennifer Nicholson said. “Spread the word to your customers and organizations.”