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The plan is in response to the projected increase in students in the next three years, said the district.
Therapist Rebecca Dean billed the school district for more than $200,000 in unrendered services, according to a lawsuit.
The annual ranking released by U.S. News and World Report ranks schools based on factors such as graduation rates and academic performance.
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The NJ Department of Education has released the average SAT score for each school for 2019-20. See how East Brunswick students fared.
The clinic, held in collaboration with Penn Medicine Princeton Health, was scheduled right before students returned for in-person learning.
The school board adopted a tentative budget of $170 million for the 2021-22 school year.
School superintendent Victor Valeski said the district plans to begin 5-day in-person classes on April 19.
The share of U.S. residents holding four-year or higher degrees has been increasing. Here's how it’s changed in Middlesex County.
The East Brunswick School District released mandatory spring break guidelines to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in schools.
The school went remote after presumed positive COVID-19 cases. Officials are treating it "as a probable asymptomatic spread of COVID."
While many school districts will see a decrease in state aid, East Brunswick is set to get a boost for the school year 2021-22.
Our CHP Preschool age 3 group celebrated Black History Month with their own presentations.
New Jersey recently released data that shows how much your school district paid administrators.
Thursday night’s freezing rain could prove to be hazardous to students, said superintendent Victor Valeski.
Thursday will be a remote instruction day for students.
Brad Cohen said it was difficult for schools to fully reopen without teachers and staff receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
New Jersey recently released information to Patch that shows how much your school district been paying teachers this past year.
A winter storm that was supposed to bypass New Jersey is now on track to directly hit the Garden State, leaving 6 to 8 inches in its wake.
The delay would allow for proper removal of snow from roads and school premises, said officials. East Brunswick received 15 inches of snow.
The East Brunswick School District wants parents and guardians to be transparent with COVID-19 diagnosis ahead of reopening on Feb. 4.
COVID-19 infection and transmission rates had forced the school district to push back its return to hybrid learning.
Superintendent Victor Valeski said the district may have to adjust return dates if they perceive any safety concerns amid the pandemic.
At the board of education meeting held Thursday, members voted for Becker to serve another term as board president.
East Brunswick School Superintendent said he is committed to creating a safe space for students to discuss events from Wednesday’s riots.
Mark Carangelo, Laurie Lachs and Susanna Chiu will also take oath as board members.
The school district has delayed return to in-person classes by a week and is offering parents the option of hybrid learning.
Bake Holiday cookies virtually and share them with family and friends.
Although the district pivoted to the remote learning model, COVID-19 cases continue to be reported from past weeks. More results expected.
East Brunswick schools reported a total of seven new cases of coronavirus within the district on Friday.
Schools will shift to all-remote model from Nov.16, through Jan. 11, 2021. Officials made this decision after growing number of COVID cases.
A final decision will be made on Friday. The school district on Tuesday reported new COVID cases among students and staff members.
The school district said it plans to go ahead with combining its secondary school hybrid teams come Nov. 17.
Students and staff from Bowne Elementary School and Central Elementary School have been asked to quarantine.
The school district is going on a short break and will return on Nov.9. Superintendent Victor Valeski asked the community to remain vigilant
Cedar Hill Prep School talks Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity.