The district has used the devices in the past and has introduced a 1:1 initiative this year.
You've bought the supplies (or not), you've got the new clothes (some of them), and like it or not, the first day of school is upon you. Here, some inspiration to get you ready for the year ahead.
The first day of school will be Sept. 9.
Either side can appeal the arbitrator's ruling within 30 days.
Students will be able to use the laptops at home and at school.
The funds were awarded through the School Development Authority grant program.
No details about the student's death are being released at this time.
New Monmouth University President Paul Brown began his new job on Thursday.
Month-long program features community service projects and field trips.
The Office of the State Comptroller released a report detailing the abuse of program for low-income families.
Students at Audrey W. Clark School created dinosaurs out of recycled materials.
U.S. News and Work Report ranked High Technology High School in Lincroft as the best high school for STEM for the third straight year
Kim Guadagno toured the Eatontown special needs school on Monday.
The school districts' business administrator will also be shared with Oceanport.
Renae LaPrete was chosen as the Manasquan School District's new interim superintendent.
Three incumbents are running for reelection
Eatontown school students read close to 2,000 books.
Oceanport School District's current superintendent announced his resignation this month.
West End School students sign beam that will be used in construction of new George L. Catrambone School
Commencement ceremony held Wednesday afternoon
Outgoing university president Paul Gaffney delivers Commencement address
All four are members of Oceanport-based Boy Scout Troop
US Dept. Ed. funds $1.25 million to districts in NJ
The New Jersey Department of Education recently released school performance reports.
Tom Farrell started new position on Monday
State releases School Performance Reports focused on college and career readiness
Shore has been utilizing random drug tests since 2005.
Taxes will raise slightly as a result of budget
No layoffs or staff reductions expected
The high school failed to provide the required 60-day notice of bond to the county clerk.
Dr. Paul R. Brown will succeed retiring Paul G. Gaffney II, university announces.
Shore Regional, Tinton Falls and West Long Branch state aid remains flat
University responds to proposed state education cuts
Trains will shuttle parade goers between stops from Long Branch to Bay Head