America's Oldest Elected School Board - Est. 1682
America's Oldest Elected School Board - Est. 1682
"Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek" -Barack Obama
MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Recognizes all current Covid-19 in person regulations
Meetings are held on the 2nd & 4th Wednesday every month promptly at 7 PM.
Located in the Knights of Columbus building
on 366 E. Broad St. in the City of Burlington.
All are Welcome!
Just a mid-winter update on Island happenings scheduled for this Spring - Burlington Island. Pre-sanctioned educational and cultural events currently in planning. Students, veterans, and those searching spiritual renewal are encouraged to contact Your Board of Island Managers at: burlingtonBOIM@gmail.com.
“Consistent with the 1852 Charter, as Managers and Treasurer of the School Fund of the education of the youth of Burlington City, our 2023 Vision is to provide cultural, educational, and recreational experiences on the Island, while protecting and preserving the Island’s natural resources.”
Manager Don Reinhardt volunteers to collect cans that he takes to a New Jersey recycling center and turns them over to be weighed. He receives a check based on the total weight. Which is made as a direct donation to Burlington Island!
THANK YOU MANAGER REINHARDT!
*Salute to you for your service to our country
& the Island!*
To help with this effort you CAN collect your aluminum cans and contact him!
(609) 354-8298
We are always looking for volunteers! With last season a lot got done, 2+ miles added to trails, tree removal, and maintenance of existing trails & that was only the beginning. Our 2021 Fall Clean-up was a great success! Thank you to all volunteers! Find out how you can join us in 2023! Follow us on Facebook, and Instagram @burlingtonBOIM
Home to historical infrastructure and debris that had broken down into piles of rusted trash, Burlington Island was presenting a serious threat to the health of the Delaware River. Century-old trash was sinking into the river after heavy rains and floods and also leaching chemicals into the soil and riverbeds. United by Blue partnered with the City of Burlington and the Board of Island Managers, as well as several private sector businesses like, Sea Tow Delaware, Allied Recycling, and River Services, to execute this complicated cleanup. First, it took weeks to transport the needed machinery to the island, including a barge to make trips back and forth, to bring trash back to the mainland to be disposed of and recycled. The successful cleanup can be watched because it is worthy of a documentary of its own! Click the link below to learn morw about United by Blue and all the great things they do!
This is a regular occurrence that Managers and volunteers find while on the Island. Your help is needed to spread awareness and to stop this!
“Consistent with the 1852 Charter, as Managers and Treasurer of the School Fund of the education of the youth of Burlington City, our 2023 Vision is to provide cultural, educational, and recreational experiences on the Island, while protecting and preserving the Island’s natural resources.”
Manager Jim McCreary
Manager Leigh Ann Smith
Councilman David Babula
Charles Izzo, Esq
Dino Juliano
Accepting resumes. Please send to PO Box
Accepting resumes. Please send to PO Box
Ranger Robert Renfro
Ranger Ray Sciscio
Manager Don Reinhardt
Manager Joseph Abate
Manager Angela Wenger
Manager Michael Zalot
Manager Jamie Zalot
Burlington Board Of Island Managers
Burlington Board Of Island Managers P.O. Box 114 Burlington, NJ 08016
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