Schools

The 86-year-old Earl "Bogie" Bogart is about as famous as the Hornet athletes he has supported since the early 1950s.

The pitch was lined with so many spectators it had the feel of a state or county tournament game. But it was a freshman boys' soccer game. And that was all one needed to know about the impact that Jim “Jules” Giglio has had on the Steinert High School soccer program and community in general for the past three-plus decades.

Students at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North are performing the play "Bang Bang You’re Dead!" to spread awareness about the factors of gun violence in schools.

Mercer County Technical Schools students students and staff dreamed up, choreographed, acted in and photographed a video this fall to help promote the district’s programs.

Cynthia L. Grayson, a science teacher at Bordentown Regional Middle School, died unexpectedly after a heart attack Dec. 5. Her family created the Cynthia L. Grayson Memorial School Science Fund in her honor.

Members of the Bordentown Regional High School International Thespian Society troupe collected 3,200 pounds of food during Trick or Treat So Kids Can Eat.

The Hamilton Post searched Hamilton Township school board candidates' Facebook accounts and found two had a history of offensive comments.

On Sept. 15 at Crockett Middle School, participants in the Three Doctors Foundation Mentor Day 2018 witnessed the power of stories; stories people read, and stories people tell.

Three school resource officers — Ed Vincent, Melyssa Alonso and Det. Kevin Colgan — will patrol the halls of Robbinsville schools this year.

A discussion on the hiring of armed Class III police officers to serve WW-P schools dominated West Windsor council’s June 25 meeting.