The school district will be hosting an open house hiring event on July 26 and 27.
12 members from the South Brunswick school district made more than $150,000 last year, according to state data. Here's the list:
A retirement recognition ceremony was held earlier this week at the school district.
Plummer has been an employee at the district for the past 24 years. Her appointment was unanimously approved on June 8.
The student will be awarded between $500 and $2,000 annually for up to four years of undergraduate study.
As a precaution, the district has moved gym and recess indoors. A code orange Air Quality Alert remains effective in South Brunswick.
The state told the district that funding for the program will not be put on the chopping block going forward, the Superintendent said.
Based on the S2 funding formula, the district could see a shortfall of over $13 million, school officials predict.
Facilities and tech infrastructure projects are on hold, and there will be an increase in fees for some programs. Here are the highlights:
The program will enable the students to stay connected to STEM jobs and opportunities within New Jersey.
By the end of the 2023 competition, more than 7,140 students will receive National Merit Scholarships totaling nearly $28 million.
New Jersey's school ratings are back. See how South Brunswick schools compare to the rest:
Cedar Hill Prep School collaborates with Rutgers Department of Landscape Architecture and NJIN to learn more about landscape architecture.
To prevent drastic aid cuts in the future, the community needs to continue advocacy with lawmakers, Sen. Zwicker & district officials said.
Despite the school district facing state aid cuts, Scott Feder said the district is committed to enhancing safety and security.
Scott Feder testified before the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee urging lawmakers to fix the "damaging" S2 funding formula.
Board President Lisa Rodgers gave testimony to the Senate Budget Committee asking to eliminate the reporting requirement.
A $102 million deal reached Thursday could help over 150 school districts see a 65 percent reduction in the funding cut.
The Superintendent urged the community to advocate for the district by writing to lawmakers. The BOE will adopt a tentative budget Thursday.
The state aid cuts have put the district in a tough spot with students facing cuts in programming, busing, large class sizes and more.
The school district said they were "devastated" to learn about the 20.6 percent decrease in funding for 2023-24 school year.
Kindergarten registration for the upcoming school year opened on Wednesday in South Brunswick.
The district included the delayed opening in the 2023-2024 school calendar.
In March, the Department of Education will launch a $120 million grant funding opportunity for preschool facility expansion.
High school students are raising awareness of distracted driving after South Brunswick saw a number of motor crashes last year.
The event is not just for families in a tight financial situation. It is also for those who wish to reduce their carbon footprint.
Although the amount will help the district, it’s not enough to offset the $40 million budget deficit it is facing, officials said.
However, there’s a long road ahead to ensure the plans are successful, school Superintendent Scott Feder said.
Newcomers Alisha Khan, Laura Hernandez and Julie Ferrara took their oath of office during Thursday’s BOE meeting.
The aid would go a long way in helping the school district that saw its funding cut by more than $1.7 million for the 2022-23 school year.
The district currently has seven vacancies in elementary schools, four vacancies in high school, and three in middle schools.
Families that are not currently enrolled, can submit names for a lottery that will take place after Feb. 1, 2023.
The trespasser along with a current student at the high school are both facing charges as a result.
Ray Kuehner, Joseph Scaletti and Joyce Mehta thanked the community for the opportunity to serve on the Board of Education.
High school teacher Jeffrey Rumen was appointed during Thursday's Board of Education meeting.
One of South Brunswick’s own is raising the stakes after earning a spot in the esteemed scholar program for a second time.
The all-girl robotics team now advances to the NJ State Regionals of the North First Lego League Challenge Championship Event.
The state will continue funding school-based mental health services, like the BRIDGE program, to minimize disruption of services.
The program is expected to begin in January, and the district will provide the community with regular updates.
The Board of Education approved the appointment of Michael Scheese during Thursday’s meeting.