These Washington Township School District administrators make more than $150K a year, according to new data.
The local police department is gearing up for the new school year, and they recently completed their annual active shooter training.
Washington Township Schools put out a call for substitute teachers to help with the upcoming 2023-2024 school year.
SEL curriculum emphasizes teaching children how to form healthy identities, manage emotions, and demonstrate empathy for others.
The board of education briefly discussed a potential policy revision that would emphasize the importance of parental rights.
The LVJWC recently donated a total of $12,000 in scholarships to 10 graduates from the West Morris Central High School Class of 2023.
The district has moved gym and recess indoors as a precaution. Morris County is still under a code orange air quality alert.
The current Wolfpack athletic director, Kent Schilling, will be leaving the school district this summer.
On April 25, the Washington Township School District presented the final approved budget for 2023-24.
New Jersey's school ratings are back. Here's how Long Valley schools performed.
The Long Valley Wolfpack wrestling program offers wrestling instruction to children in grades pre-k through eighth grade.
Michael Ben-David, who joined the district in 2015, has officially resigned and accepted a job at the K-12 Tenafly School District.
Despite the protests of LGBTQ students and supporters, the removal of "Safe Zone" stickers from Long Valley Middle School is now official.
Despite the new deal, Long Valley will still be losing more than $100,000 in state aid for the upcoming school year.
Following the recent reduction in state aid, Superintendent Peter Turnamian presented the preliminary budget at a recent board meeting.
The $28.8 million referendum will fund significant school renovations throughout the district.
Here's everything you need to know about the school referendum that proposes district upgrades.
The aid reduction comes as Gov. Murphy touted a $1 billion increase in school funding across New Jersey.
Superintendent Peter Turnamian stated that previous comments about the new "Portrait of a Panther" initiative were misconstrued.
The third information session on the referendum will be held next week, allowing parents and community members to ask questions.
Members of the township's K–8 Board of Education unanimously approved and unveiled their plan to hold a special election.
At the Tuesday night meeting many advocates of the LGBTQ community came forward and voiced their disappointment in the middle school.
Kindergarten registration for the 2023-24 school year is now open in the Washington Township Public School District.
According to officials, the LGBTQ+ safe space stickers will be removed and replaced with a brand-new sticker campaign.
With a one-vote difference, Jill Mucerino was selected as the next president of the Washington Township Board of Education.
The Washington Township Board of Education is holding its reorganization meeting on Jan. 3.
Sarah Kane, a former West Morris Regional High School District student, has been awarded the prestigious Marshall Scholarship.
A debate regarding LGBTQ+ safe space stickers took over the Washington Township Board of Education meeting on Dec. 14.
Last week, Long Valley Middle School was visited by two officials from the Morris County Prosecutor's Office.
Washington Township Schools is continuing its "Coffee and Chat" meetings, where parents can meet with officials for an hour of conversation.
The fun kicks off this month at West Morris Central High School, to fundraise for the American Cancer Society.
Incumbent Jessica DeCicco is running with two newcomers in the race for a seat on the K-8 Washington Township Board of Education.
Washington Township Schools will host "Coffee and Chat" meetings where parents can engage in hour-long discussions with district officials.
Julia Campbell, a junior at West Morris Central High School, will be a delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in November.
The high school district was ranked in the top 100 in Niche's "Best Places to Teach in New Jersey."
The virtual instruction plan serves as a way to provide instruction and support to students in the event of another long term closure.
Timothy Rymer, principal of West Morris Central High School, has recognized ten students for their hard work and achievement.
The curriculum will emphasize teaching children how to form healthy identities, manage emotions, and demonstrate empathy for others.
This open forum will focus on the health curriculum for grades 6-8 and the NJ Comprehensive Health and Physical Education 2020 Standards.
The head of curriculum for Washington Township discussed the new standards, explaining that they are a model, not a mandate.