Students from the three schools were honored recently by Fulfill, formerly the FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean counties.
The district is seeking a $5.7 million grant to purchase 20 electric buses and charging stations for them.
"I want to be here and I plan on being here," said Thomas Farrell, who will become the Brick superintendent starting in March
The district anticipates 30 cameras will be installed on buses by the time school resumes after winter break.
Schools, sports programs may shut. Many NJ school districts got severe cuts that they say will cripple them. Here's where it's a problem.
Parents upset over a preschool plan for Herbertsville Elementary School hear how state aid cuts will cripple the entire school district.
Visitation Church/St. Vincent DePaul Society made the donation in October but increased the original amount, school officials said.
Schools may be merged; "everything is on the table" has been the district's message about possible cuts for months.
The district is focusing on Algebra I in the "Strengthening Teaching, Leading, and Learning" grant project.
The incident was captured on video; a district official says there are cameras ready to install once the district gets another quote.
Marching band success isn't limited to their crosstown sister school; the Brick Township High School marching band sparkled too.
The Marching Mustangs were serenaded by sirens as they received a police-and-fire escort to the high school on Sunday.
See the six New Jersey colleges that are included on a global ranking released Tuesday.
School districts find themselves on the front lines of efforts to stop bullying. Take a look at what's being done in Brick.
Cathy Lindenbaum is the first Ocean County woman to serve as president of the state PTA; her kids are grown, but she's still serving.
The middle school PTA is one of 11 in New Jersey to receive the National PTA School of Excellence.
Here is some of the information that was provided at the Brick Township school board meeting.
The coach who started the Brick Memorial wrestling program will be honored by the NJ chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.
A public auction of the building that was one of Brick's first elementary schools will be scheduled again, in hopes of finding a buyer.
Police are issuing safety reminders as schools open. Here's a refresher on NJ's school bus passing law and tips to keep kids safe.
The Lake Riviera math and science teacher is the 7th Brick teacher to be honored as the county teacher of the year.
Back-to-school nights, kindergarten orientations and winter and spring breaks. Check it out.
The public auction of Laurelton School is anticipated to be approved for a September date.
The Brick Township schools received a B- overall with a mix of reviews from students.
Questions about what the district will cut in response to state aid cuts led to a tense exchange Tuesday night.
The board has a special meeting set for Tuesday evening to make the appointment.
The lawsuit filed earlier this year accuses the state Department of Education of distributing aid capriciously.
A final date has not been set for Gerard Dalton, who said he is leaving to become a principal and work more closely with kids.
The organization is working to raise funds to provide scholarships for Brick and Brick Memorial students.
The new lottery is being held after some registrations accidentally were omitted from the original drawing.
The superintendent said the district is taking steps to address the error that left about 30 applications out of the original drawing.
A dinner to induct the new class of four people will be held in June. You can buy tickets now.
Kelly Cerbone, Lake Riviera Middle School math and science teacher, and the district's teachers and support professionals were honored.
The report ranked more than 17,000 high schools across the United States.
The proposed yacht club-style wedding and banquet venue near the Mantoloking Bridge also is opposed by a neighboring Brick property owner.
A public hearing on the budget is set for May 2, but a presentation to the board examined some of the figures the district is facing.
The suspect was being questioned and took off, police said.
The measles outbreak has people asking: Is your chiid safe? You may be surprised to see which towns have low immunization rates.
District officials will testify before the NJ Legislature about the impact of the aid cuts on Brick's schools.
If your child will be turning 5 by Oct. 1, you can register them at an evening registration event.