All proceeds from the 12th Annual Constable Elementary Turkey Trot will benefit the school PTO.
The students were selected from a pool of more than 600 applicants and are part of 128 students from NJ named to the program.
The school district is set to lose funding and Patch had asked BOE candidates their plans for handling budget cuts. See their answers:
“We are taking this affront to student mental health very seriously. And we are challenging back,” the school superintendent said.
Incumbent Joyce Mehta talks about her election platform and why she is seeking another term on the Board of Education.
“This is an amazing place and I’m very happy to be able to stay for another five years," Scott Feder said during the Board meeting.
The committee includes 42 residents and was formed to help the school district navigate budget cuts.
Laura Weber Hernandez tells Patch why she is running for a seat on the South Brunswick Board of Education.
The school district could lose $550,000 in funding which will affect the BRIDGE program and other youth services, the superintendent said.
Newcomer Alisha Khan tells Patch why she is running for a seat on the South Brunswick Board of Education.
Incumbent Raymond A. Kuehner shares why he should be reelected to the South Brunswick Board of Education.
A virtual “Candidate's Night” will be held Tuesday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Candidate James Lavan shares why he is running for a seat on the South Brunswick Board of Education in 2022.
The school district was ranked 18th in Niche's "Best Places to Teach in New Jersey."
The aim of the observance is to prevent and remediate harassment, intimidation and bullying.
A “Meet the Candidate” forum will be held Thursday evening. Six candidates have filed petitions to run for three seats on the BOE.
The school district was ranked No. 1 in Middlesex County and the high school also topped Niche's recent list as well
"Whether we agree with the testing or not,” the district will use data to help improve programming, the Superintendent said.
Suzanne Luck-Born previously served as the Director of Assessment and Instructional Support for the school district.
The committee will help the school district provide the town with more clarity on how budgeting works and its impact on property taxes.
The students were among 16,000 semifinalists announced from schools across the nation.
The district’s homework-free nights hope to give students time off to spend time with family and enjoy outdoor activities.
South Brunswick student Aparna Parthasarthy's book tells the story of four women who face and overcome discrimination.
The police department will have enhanced presence at all schools and increased traffic enforcement in school zones.
For the new school year, the district saw its funding cut by more than $1.7 million. The committee will be open to township residents.
Updated health and safety guidelines are expected to go out to the community by the end of the week.
Evelyn Mamman was appointed by the Board of Education on Thursday. She will officially join the district on Oct. 24.
The Congresswoman praised President Biden’s loan forgiveness announcement and said more needs to be done to reduce the racial wealth gap.
The induction ceremony will take place on Sept. 23, at half-time of the varsity football game.
As parents prepare for the first day of school in South Brunswick, here are a few dates to remember:
The median public-school teacher salary in New Jersey last year totaled $74,186. See the median salary for teachers in South Brunswick.
COVID-19 has had an impact on enrollment, the superintendent said. The district is mulling over strategies to increase enrollment.
The district received high scores in all five of the key areas of review, Superintendent Scott Feder informed the community.
Six candidates will be running for three seats on the Board of Education.
According to data from the Department of Education, school administrators make between $150K and $300K per year.
The first day of school for students will be Sept. 6. See the revised school calendar, approved on Tuesday by the Board of Education.
A high school junior has joined an effort that aims to change voting laws and allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in local elections.
Dean Battaglia was spraying weeds along a curb at Crossroads North Middle School when he was struck by a car, police said.
Superintendent Scott Feder reminded the community of the upcoming holiday during Thursday's Board of Education meeting.
Many NJ schools are reinstating masks. But South Brunswick School District is taking a cautionary approach without 'wholesale masking.'