Middlesex County Magnet Schools serves around 2,200 high school students.
Athletic practice in many middle schools was canceled as the district faces an "unprecedented" shortage of bus drivers.
The “Survival Guide To Freshman Year” will be held Thursday, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Zoom.
East Brunswick sophomore Samantha Arnold played for Team United, winning gold at the recently-held 2022 AAU Junior Olympic Games.
As parents prepare for the first day of school in East Brunswick, here are a few dates to remember:
Science Teacher Leslie Anderson died Tuesday at age 53. She began her teaching career 20 years ago at the school district.
Earlier this year, a state court ruled that the township followed the law when it redesignated approximately 88 acres of property on Rt. 18
The median public-school teacher salary in New Jersey last year totaled $74,186. See the median salary for teachers in East Brunswick.
District officials expect the field to be ready ahead of the school district’s first game of the academic year.
Five candidates will be running for three seats on the Board of Education.
According to data from the Department of Education, school administrators make between $150K and $300K per year.
At a press conference held at the East Brunswick campus Thursday morning, County officials unveiled the new name and logo
The board gave the community an update on school security measures and assured the safety of students, staff and visitors.
The two East Brunswick High School students will be awarded between $500 and $2,000 annually for up to four years of undergraduate study.
Due to the lack of air conditioning in the facility, students will follow a single session schedule at the high school.
"We have spent years building our armed school security team," Victor Valeski told the community on Tuesday.
Ella Joasil and Prasiddha Sudhakar are among 95 students to complete the program, which provides a whole view of the state's STEM economy.
The team finished its season with a record of seven wins and two losses.
The student earned a $2,500 annual scholarship for college in this year's National Merit competition.
"We are in the home stretch and together we can contribute to safe end of the school year," the superintendent said.
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The school district recently made a change to its school calendar.
The data used in this year's ranking is from the 2019-20 academic school year and calculations were adjusted to account for COVID-19.
Patch compiled the combined math and reading SAT scores of school districts across New Jersey. See how East Brunswick fared:
Every child should learn swim, sing, dance, play sports, and enjoy the arts & outdoors
Last year saw a significant increase in reported hate crimes across New Jersey, State officials said.
New, innovative activities focused on humanities and cultural diversity supported by the New Jersey Council for the Humanities.
The East Brunswick school district will get a total of $33,324,186 in state aid from Murphy's budget for Fiscal Year 2023.
East Brunswick students will stage the musical "Little Women", their first since the pandemic. And they are putting their best foot forward
The East Brunswick school district will have delayed openings on Friday, due to treacherous road conditions.
The field turf and all of the track surfaces are expected to be replaced in the school district, causing interruptions and cancellations.
Superintendent Victor Valeski said the current transmission rate across district schools “gives us hope that this is a prudent next move.”
Jodi Bloom will show families with children of any age figure out how to pay for college without jeopardizing retirement.
The school district went virtual at the beginning of January due to COVID-19-related staff shortage.
Laurie Lachs is the new Board president with Heather Guas serving as vice president.
School facilities are open to sports and other activities as long as personnel are available to oversee the event.
Jorge E. Diaz is scheduled to take over from Robert P. Mooney on April 1
The school district will be remote through Friday, Jan. 7. See meal pick-up locations and times:
Although schools are virtual, athletics will continue under the district's established health/safety protocols, officials said.
The school district is on alert after a nationwide "challenge" on the social media app warned of school violence on Friday.