GNR students had a blast during field day!

Celebrating the Kreps class of 2025 at Eagle’s Landing - grateful for great kids and great weather 🎉

You're invited to Garden Day, a special event hosted by Project Green on Thursday, June 5th at Melvin H. Kreps Middle School. Families, community members, and students are all welcome to join us for an afternoon of hands-on garden care and community connection.

We’ll be:

• Removing extra native plants (guests are welcome to take some home!)

• Trimming back some of our tallest plants

• Installing decorative fencing to brighten up the space

• Setting up a new composter to support our sustainable garden practices

Time: 3:30–6:00 PM
Location: Melvin H. Kreps Middle School Garden
Sponsored by: EWEA (East Windsor Education Association)

It’s a great way to support the school garden, learn more about native plants and composting, and spend time with neighbors and friends. All are welcome—the more the merrier!

Hightstown High School’s Volunterring Together for Service Chapter made fifty bracelets for pediatric patients.

Congratulations to Hightstown High School freshman, Usmaan Shariff, who entered an Illustrated Poem Contest for Earth Day that is organized by the American Chemical Society (ACS). Usmaan received First Place out of all the Grade 9-12 entries in our local Princeton Section of the ACS. Winning first place for the Princeton Section has progressed his illustrated poem to the National ACS competition!

Congratulations to BURKE THOMPSON FOR BREAKING THE 1600m RECORD AND SETTING A PR OF 4:18.17‼️

In its first year, the Hightstown High School (HHS) Model United Nations (MUN) club explored global issues through research, fundraising, and UN simulations—then capped off the year with a visit to the United Nations Headquarters in NYC. Students toured the historic building, learned about peacekeeping, the Sustainable Development Goals, and heard from expert speakers in English and Spanish. A powerful experience in global citizenship and diplomacy! Next year, we hope to compete against other high schools in conferences!

Featuring student written and student directed plays:

Behind the Counter, Behind the Smile by Elijah Shepherd
The Wood Loft by Grace Zanghi
Curtain Call by Suzanna Potter

Buy tickets now to see stories of of drama, comedy, and more!

Summer EBT is a federal program to help families buy food for their school-aged children during the summer. Families will receive $120 for each eligible child to buy groceries during the summer.

Children who receive Summer EBT benefits can still participate in other summer meal programs. Receiving benefits will not affect children or families’ immigration status.

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As of October 11, 2021, all board meetings are in person and may be viewed remotely via live stream. Action will be taken during the open session at all meetings.

A copy of the meeting agenda may be obtained on the EWRSD website within 48 hours of the meeting.

Board meeting dates can be found here.