Police seek help locating missing Rider University student
The student has been missing since Feb. 2.
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School mask mandate in N.J. to be lifted March 7
Schools can still choose to require their students to wear masks.
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Princeton Seminary president to retire in 2023
M. Craig Barnes has served as president since 2013
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Starbucks donates $100,000 to provide weekend meals for students in Trenton
Students who are food insecure in Trenton will have food on weekends.
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Unofficial results: $17.5 million bond referendum for Princeton Public Schools approved by voters 3-1 so far
The remaining mail-in votes will be tallied Jan. 31.
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Polls open in Princeton from 1:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. for special $17.5 million school bond referendum
The district’s four elementary schools are the polling locations for the bond referendum.
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Photos: Princeton Seminary students call on trustees to change name of chapel
The board of trustees meets today, Jan. 25.
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Q & A with new Princeton School Board President Dafna Kendal
Kendal was named president of the school board this month.
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Cranbury, Montgomery, and Ewing schools to receive state funding for panic alarms
Montgomery schools will receive $267,839.
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Snow day Friday for Princeton Public Schools students
Princeton High School will return to in-person learning next week.
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No spectators allowed at home athletic events for the Princeton Public Schools due to rise in COVID cases
Home games are streamed online.
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Rutgers University shifts to remote learning and work until Jan. 31
Students who are eligible must also get a COVID booster shot.
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Institute for Advanced Study director nominated to serve as minister of education, culture, and science in the Netherlands
Dijkgraaf has led the Institute for Advanced Study for a decade.
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Princeton High students to learn remotely this week due to staff shortages, menu options at other district schools to be reduced
The district’s food service provider, Nutri-Serve, is facing staff shortages due to COVID.
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West Windsor-Plainsboro Public Schools district changes in-person student schedule for first week of the year due to increase in COVID cases
Students will learn in person half the day Tuesday through Friday.
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Princeton High students start petition calling for remote learning option due to increase in COVID cases
More than 230 students have signed the petition so far.
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South Brunswick schools shift to remote learning for first two weeks of year, mayor issues indoor mask mandate
The mask mandate is in effect until Jan. 31.
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Multiple student COVID-19 cases in Princeton possibly linked to indoor track meet in Toms River
The meet at the Toms River Bubble, an indoor athletic complex, was attended by the high school’s sprint and throw group.
