Before this year's graduates head on to that next step in their lives, we want to take a moment to let their stars shine here on Patch.
Winston Y. Li and Sydney Yan won the prestigious award after being selected from a pool of 16,000 finalists.
Students have overcome many obstacles the past year. Celebrate your graduate on Holmdel-Hazlet Patch.
The District nurses will remain available to answer questions, aid in quarantine issues, and collect valuable data for use at the distri ...
See the latest announcement from the Hazlet Township Public School District.
U.S. News ranked NJ schools based on several factors amid the COVID crisis. Here's where Holmdel ranks among the rest.
See how college aid applications changed for Holmdel-Hazlet area high schools.
Patch compiled the combined math and reading SAT scores of school districts across New Jersey. See how Holmdel fared:
7 Monmouth County school districts reported among the most substance use cases in the state in 2020. See where Hazlet ranks:
Holmdel's Hazem Zaky is part of a High Technology High School team slated to compete in the MathWorks international math competition finals.
Amid a projected staff member shortage and post-travel quarantines, Hazlet schools will go virtual April 6 and 7.
Nearly 100 students and staff will be quarantined until early April. The interim superintendent says the cases are linked to weekend events.
The share of U.S. residents holding four-year or higher degrees has been growing. Here's how it’s changed in Monmouth County.
The drop in funding is part of the Gov. Phil Murphy's school aid plan for the 2021-2022 school year.
The $3.36 million in funding to Holmdel is part of the Gov. Phil Murphy's school aid plan for the 2021-2022 school year.
The school district is currently examining the “possibility” of a return to full day, in-person instruction for grades K through 6.
Scores of NJ school districts may see decreased funding from the state this year while hundreds of others could get more money.
St. Benedict School's Zachary Penley serves as one of 25 high–achieving eighth graders who earned the prestigious honor in 2021.
After a nearly two-week delay, students in the district can look forward to in-person instruction starting Feb. 16.
Newman Springs Dental Care is offering one $500 scholarship for a Holmdel High School graduating senior planning a career in health care.
U.S. News & World Report released its 10th annual ranking of the best online college degrees. See which colleges in NJ made the grade.
“This extended time will hopefully see a cresting of positive cases and … additional vaccines to the general public,” officials said.
All Raritan High School students will be following a virtual schedule on Jan. 26 following a water main break at the Hazlet campus.
An increase in recent positive COVID-19 cases at the elementary school has led to a pivot to remote learning, school officials said.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Scott Ridley cited the increase in district cases “likely the result of holiday gatherings".
In a video update posted to the district website, superintendent Ridley warned that Monday’s in-person return may not last.
Five teachers and educational service professionals from Holmdel were recognized by the NJDOE in 2020. Here are the honorees:
Following winter recess, many Holmdel students returned to full time in-person classes on Jan. 4.
The Holmdel Board of Education is calling pleas from the teachers' union for an all-virtual schedule an “unacceptable option."
Following a snowstorm that brought several inches of snow to Holmdel, the school district has issued a snow day.
Five new cases were reported amid a districtwide suspension of in-person classes. Here’s the case breakdown by school:
The district has reversed its decision to resume hybrid learning on Monday in light of 32 positive COVID-19 cases from all four schools.
One Monmouth district is starting to enter the next phase of normalcy. Another is struggling to supply teachers amid multiple quarantines.
Wednesday's yoga workshop will guide attendees through exercises focused on dealing with trauma in uncertain times.
“It is expected that the number of cases will continue to rise in the immediate future,” the district wrote in a Sunday update.
The latest announcement comes amid the suspension of in-person classes at Lillian Drive School due to “multiple staff quarantines”.
“This change is due to multiple mandated staff quarantines which compromises our ability to cover all classes,” the district wrote Monday.