That includes seven full-time classroom teachers, a part-time visual and performing arts teacher, a full-time health and physical education teacher, two special services teachers, six educational support assistants, a full-time custodian, a full-time counselor, a full-time clerk, a part-time assistant librarian and a part-time lunch aide. Local: McLoone's restaurants, fixtures of the Shore, are coming to the new Montgomery Promenade The first part of the referendum question asked voters whether to approve the recurring cost of a full-day kindergarten, projected to be $1.62 million in the first year. Of those 11, six are in Central Jersey – Montgomery, Bridgewater-Raritan, Metuchen, Monroe, New Providence and Westfield. Only 11 school districts in New Jersey do not offer full-day kindergarten. On Election Day, before the absentee votes were counted, unofficial results showed the referendum losing by a 3,584 to 3,522 margin. The referendum asked voters in Montgomery and Rocky Hill to fund the full-day program and to pay for improvements at the former Kid Connection building to house the program. The referendum passed by a 3,892-to-3,849 margin, according to results tallied by the Somerset County Clerk's Office. MONTGOMERY – A referendum to start a full-day kindergarten program in the school district has passed after all absentee votes were counted.
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