Our District calendar includes three built-in emergency school closing days. This year, we did not use any of the three allotted days.

Therefore, in addition to Monday, May 26, schools will also be closed on Thursday, May 22, Friday, May 23, and Tuesday, May 27. Kidcare will also be closed. Please enjoy the extended weekend.

All schools will reopen on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.

Congratulations to the East Windsor Regional School District for being one of the school districts that are among the Best Communities in the nation for music education. The award program recognizes and celebrates our district's unwavering commitment to creating an environment where each child can learn and grow with music. Designations are made to districts and schools that demonstrate an exceptionally high commitment to and access to music education. Thank you to all educational stakeholders who made this possible.

During Special Education Week, the East Windsor Regional School District honors the commitment, compassion, and hard work of our special education staff, related service providers, and families. Your dedication makes a meaningful difference in the lives of students with disabilities every day.

Mr. Ezzo's class at Grace N. Rogers Elementary School is using a sundial to tell time.

Loving this batch of functional pinch pots (each student chose their own function) created by some of our 7th-grade students!

Hightstown High School Women in Business had a field trip to Piegirl Bakery.

Hightstown High School's Adventure Education Elective Course had an amazing Field Trip to the Rockville Climbing Center in Hamilton NJ last week.

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!

On Wednesday, April 30, 2025, all students at Hightstown High School participated in Student Wellness Day, a school-wide initiative to promote mental well-being and personal growth. The day is designed to help students unplug from their daily routines and engage in activities that support mindfulness, emotional connection, and self-awareness.

The Hightstown High School Band and Choir recently traveled to Orlando, Florida, where they had the exciting opportunity to perform at Universal Studios and take part in a film scoring and foley sound effects workshop.

The students performed live at Universal Studios, showcasing their talents in the parks. Their performances were set against the vibrant backdrop of the park, providing an unforgettable experience for both the performers and the audience.

In addition to performing, the students participated in an interactive workshop at Universal Studios, where they learned the art of film scoring and sound design. They explored how music and foley sound effects are created for films, gaining hands-on experience in making their own sounds to match scenes. After everything was recorded, a Universal Studios sound engineer created a rough cut of their performance to the backdrop of a Despicable Me movie clip.

The trip also gave students the chance to bond and enjoy the excitement of the theme parks. Overall, it was an inspiring and educational experience, offering valuable insights into the world of film production and music.

Seventeen student-athletes from Hightstown High School signed letters of intent on Friday morning to continue their athletic careers at the college level.

Joined by family, friends and teammates, the students signed their letters on May 2 at Hightstown High School, committing to their respective universities to play collegiate sports, including soccer, softball, baseball, cheerleading, lacrosse, football, wrestling and track and field.

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.