An estimated $300,000 to $500,000 from the town’s PILOT payment from AvalonBay will go to the public schools annually. The amount depends on the revenue the luxury apartment complex generates.
Under New Jersey Department of Education educational facilities regulations, all school districts in the state are required to test school drinking water for lead during the 2024-25 school year and share the results with the community.
About 21% of the municipality’s 16,227 registered voters cast ballots in the special election.
PHS students were dismissed just afer 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
Voters will be asked to weigh in on the proposed $89 million referendum in a special election on Jan. 28. The school board has divided the referendum ballot into three separate questions.
Michael LaSusa will become the new superintendent of the Princeton Public Schools on July 1.
Incumbent Mara Franceschi and newcomers Ari Meisel and Christopher Santarpio were sworn in for three-year terms. The 10-member board also welcomed new Cranbury representative Katherine Lara.
Michael LaSusa, Princeton’s next superintendent of schools, is an ultra-marathon runner. He shares five lessons from running that apply to learning in his TEDx talk.
The Princeton BOE holds at least one public meeting a month. The board also has committee meetings each month that are open to the public.
Mara Franceschi, Ari Meisel and Christopher Santarpio will be sworn in at the Princeton Public Schools BOE reorganization meeting Tuesday evening.
The meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 8, in the Valley Road Administration Building Conference Room.
Just how do tax cap waivers work for school districts in New Jersey? Our primer.
The schools will be educating more students, but have not been inlcuded in any of the town’s PILOT deals with developers.
Incumbent and two newcomers win competitive Princeton school board race.
The Lawrence community is grieving the loss of a student. Counselors and therapy dogs will be available for extra support this week.
Each school board candidate introduced themselves and shared their views on critical issues such as fiscal discipline, teacher retention, book banning, and school policies on race and diversity.
All six candidates for the Princeton Board of Education participated in our candidate questionnaire. Learn more about the candidates so you can make an informed decision when you vote.
Lisa Potter is seeking a three-year term on the board of education for the Princeton Public Schools.
