June 11: BOE Meeting @ 7:00pm

June 12: Multicultural Night

June 13: Weston Kindergarten Graduation

June 18 & 19: Early Dismissal

June 18: ABIS Graduation

June 19: Manville High School’s Graduation Ceremony at 1:45pm

June 19: LAST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS

June 20: In-service day for all faculty and staff

To access our live district/building calendar of events, click here and select the calendar of choice (under mains) to access all of your school's events.

Manville Community,

As part of our ongoing commitment to health and safety, we would like to share important guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on the safe handling of medications at home for both adults and children.

Medication Safety Tips for Adults

• Keep a list: Maintain an up-to-date list of all medicines, vitamins, and supplements you take, and share this with your doctor.

• Follow label directions: Always take medications exactly as instructed on the label or by your healthcare provider.

• Take medicine on time: Some medications need to be taken at specific times or with food. Consider using a reminder app or setting a timer.

• Turn a light on: Always read medicine labels under good lighting to avoid errors. Wear glasses if needed.

• Ask questions: Don’t hesitate to contact your pharmacist or doctor if you’re unclear about how to take a medication.

• Get the tests you need: Follow through with any blood tests or checkups your doctor recommends for monitoring medications.
  
  

Medication Safety Tips for Children

• Know the dose: Always read and follow label instructions. Use the dosing device that comes with the medicine—never a household spoon.

• Check the label: Be sure not to give your child two medications with the same active ingredient.

• Use the right tool: If the proper dosing tool is missing, ask your pharmacist for one.

• Get questions answered: If anything is unclear, speak with a doctor or pharmacist before giving medicine.

• Teach children: Help your child understand that medicine is not candy and should only be taken when given by a trusted adult.

• Lock the safety cap: Always ensure the safety cap is secured after each use.

• Put medicines away: Store medications out of sight and reach of young children immediately after use.
  
  

We’re also pleased to share that the Manville Police Department has joined forces with the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs to implement Project Medicine Drop. This important initiative was launched for residents to dispose of unused or expired medications safely.

A secure prescription drug drop box has been installed in the Manville Police Department lobby, and it is accessible to residents 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can anonymously dispose of unused or expired pills, capsules, patches, and pet medications.

Practicing these safety habits helps prevent medication errors and ensures that treatments are as effective and safe as possible.

Thank you for your continued partnership in keeping our community healthy and safe.

Stay updated on game schedules, important matchups, and exciting athletic events. Click the link to never miss a moment of the action! 🔽

At this year’s Local Scholarship Night, the Manville High School Class of 2025 was awarded an incredible $1,004,120.00 in scholarships! This includes $963,300.00 in national scholarships and $40,820.00 in local scholarships.

We are so proud of our seniors and grateful to all who support their continued success! 💙💛

We’re thrilled to invite you to our District-wide Multicultural Event on Thursday, June 12th from 5:30–7:30 PM at the MHS Courtyard (Rain location: MH Gym).

Celebrate the rich diversity of our community through food, music, dance, traditional clothing, and cultural displays! Whether you're showcasing your heritage or just coming to enjoy, there’s something for everyone.

Participants: You’ll receive a table and a covering. Bring sample-sized traditional food (with ingredient lists), cultural artifacts, decorations, and wear your traditional attire with pride!

Community organizations are welcome to set up a table and share resources.

Requested stage time? Contact us at Wballadares@manvillesd.org or jadasilva@manvillesd.org.

Use these links to register:

• English
• Spanish

Let’s come together to make this another amazing and memorable night! 💛💙

On Wednesday, 6/4, we proudly celebrated the D.A.R.E. Graduation at ABIS!

A huge thank you to Officer Tanner Namiotka for leading our students through this impactful program and to Mrs. Melissa Markowitch for coordinating it with care and dedication.

Congratulations to our DARE essay contest winners:

🏅 Abigail Perez
🏅 Valentina Espinoza
🏅 Jazlyn Castro Arce

We’re so proud of all our students for their hard work and commitment to making safe and responsible choices! 💙💛

Our Gifted & Talented after-school club students have been hard at work bringing their creativity to life—writing, filming, and producing their very own short film from scratch!

Join us for the Gifted & Talented Showcase on June 11th at 4:30 PM in the Roosevelt Multipurpose Room to see their work on the big screen and celebrate their accomplishments!

All are welcome—come support our talented young filmmakers!

The Environmental Education Center in Basking Ridge has something for everyone this summer!

• Canoeing & kayaking (ages 7+)
• Nature camps (ages 4–16)
• Guided hikes & family programs
• Indoor exhibits + outdoor trails

Open daily 9am–5pm (Sun–Fri in July & Aug)

Programs run weekdays & weekends!

Learn more + register here!

Get ready for an unforgettable summer filled with sports, science, art, music, games, and more — all in a safe and exciting environment!

• Location: Weston Elementary School
• Who: Rising Kindergarteners through 5th Graders (2025–2026 school year)
• Dates: June 30 - August 1
• Time: 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM (Monday–Friday)
• Cost: $120/week per camper
• Food: Breakfast, lunch, snacks, and drinks provided daily — plus pizza Fridays!

Camp includes:

• Arts & Crafts
• Science & Tech
• Theater & Music
• Sports & Games
• Special In-Camp Events

Register today! Sign up online through Community Pass

Or visit the Recreation Office at 325 North Main Street, Manville, NJ 08835

Questions? Contact Kim Monto at 📧 kmonto@manvillenj.org or 📞 908-725-9478 ext. 106

Are you entering 6th–9th grade for the 2025–2026 school year? Join us for Counselors-in-Training at Weston Summer Day Camp!

• Dates: July 7 –August 1
• Time: 11:30 AM – 3:30 PM
• Fee: $60/week
• Pizza lunch provided on Fridays!
• Weekly water activities!
• Learn leadership, teamwork, activity planning, and basic first aid
• Certificates & community service hours available!

🔗 Register Here!

📞 Questions? Email recinfo@manvillenj.org or call 908-725-9478 ext. 121

Good Grief is partnering with the Manville School District AND NEIGHBORING TOWNS to launch a pilot program bringing grief peer support to students in grades 3–12. 💙

This program creates a safe, supportive space for kids who’ve experienced the loss of a loved one to connect, heal, and grow. Through peer connection, students will build coping skills and feel empowered on their healing journey.

✨ Now offering rolling enrollment — no deadline to register!

🔗 Register HERE

We're also looking for adult volunteers to facilitate these amazing groups! Sign up HERE!

Police Youth Week is a weeklong program designed to acquaint high school students with the diverse career paths within law enforcement while fostering trust and positive relationships between students and professionals in the field. The program aims to develop teamwork, self-confidence, and communication skills while inspiring an interest in pursuing a career in law enforcement. Students will participate in educational sessions, interactive demonstrations, hands-on activities, and physical training.

Register by June 15th to secure your spot!

Scan the QR Code to register!

The Manville Food Pantry will be open the second Saturday of each month at the Faith in Action Church at 228 S. Main Street. Please make sure to bring your ID and a bag.

Feeding Hands is also offering assistance the fourth Saturday of each month at Emmanuel Baptist Church, 34 South Third Avenue.

The All About New Jersey WIC Fact Sheet is now available in thirteen languages to meet the diverse language needs of New Jersey communities.

Languages available: Arabic, Bengali, Burmese, Chinese, Gujarati, Haitian, Creole, Hindi, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Telugu, Vietnamese

• Who is eligible for WIC?
• What are the valuable program benefits?
• What foods are provided monthly and what is the cost savings?

Download: https://www.nj.gov/health/fhs/wic/home/about.shtml

Or contact your local WIC Program for print copies while supplies last!

Find the WIC Program in your neighborhood: http://nj.gov/health/fhs/wic or phone 1-800-328-3838

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