Lawrence Township Education Foundation receives $10K for milestone project
The Lawrence Township Education Foundation recently received $10,000 from Church and Dwight to go toward the Lawrence Township Public Schools Milestone Project.
The College of New Jersey recalls its past Trenton ties
The College of New Jersey recently unveiled a new exhibit titled “Our Trenton Roots” in the lobby of Trenton Hall on the college’s Ewing campus.
Three seats up for grabs on WW-P board of education
Voters in Plainsboro and West Windsor will have their choice of candidates for the West Windsor-Plainsboro Board of Education on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
Lawrence High School’s top 10 seniors are on the move
The 2017-18 school year is winding down, and this year’s Top 10 academic seniors at Lawrence High School are looking ahead to their future plans as high school graduates.
WW-P superintendent explains $114.8M school bond vote on Nov. 6 ballot
West Windsor-Plainsboro Schools Superintendent David Aderhold makes his case for voters to approve a $114.8 million school bond vote on the Nov. 6 ballot.
Mentoring program connects TCNJ, Fisher Middle School students
The College of New Jersey has joined forces with Fisher Middle School to launch a mentoring program between Ewing students and TCNJ basketball players.
Hamilton community forums to set tone for school district’s future priorities
The Hamilton Township Board of Education has set goals for the coming year, and it’s asking the community’s help to get started.
Nottingham High School top 10 seniors
Nottingham High School kicks off the graduation festivities June 22 at 3 p.m. at the CURE Insurance Arena in Trenton.
Lawrence school district recognized for sustainability efforts
Lawrence Township Public Schools received the 2018 Ralph Copleman Environmental Award for their sustainability practices throughout the district.
Meet the Princeton school board candidates
Five candidates are competing for two spots on the Princeton Public Schools’ Board of Education in the November 6 election.
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Robbinsville Township condemns Miry Run Country Club
Robbinsville Township last night filed paperwork in New Jersey Superior Court to seize ownership of nearly 160 acres of Miry Run Country Club.
