Class at Johnson Park Elementary learning remotely after student’s household member tests positive for COVID-19
The Princeton Department of Health has confirmed that a student who attends Johnson Park Elementary School…
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Community Park Elementary School staff member, Stuart student, test positive for COVID-19
A staff member at Community Park Elementary School has tested positive for COVID-19, officials confirmed Saturday. …
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Paul Johnson
Education: Bachelor’s degree in anthropology from the University of Virginia. Why are you the right candidate…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Michele Tuck-Ponder
Education: Northwestern University B.S. Journalism; University of Pennsylvania Law School, J.D. Why are you the right…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Karen Lemon
Education: Bachelor’s of science in mathematics education and master’s in business administration. Why are you the…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Jean Durbin
Education: J.D. Temple University, M.S.W. University of Pennsylvania, B.A. English Franklin & Marshall College. Why are…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Hendricks Davis
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in sociology from Defiance College, Ohio; M.Div, ThM. from Princeton Theological Seminary; MSW from…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Bill Hare
Education: Bachelor’s of science in chemical engineering, master’s of science in bioengineering, JD/MBA, master’s of science…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Beth Behrend
Education: I am a product of public schools, originally from Hartland, Wisconsin. I hold a B.A. from…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Adam Bierman
Education: Bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in international affairs from Rutgers University. Social Studies certification from…
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Princeton Public Schools slated to bring youngest students back on Oct. 5
The Princeton Public Schools district is slated to bring its youngest students back to school a week earlier than originally planned.
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NJ Assembly approves bill to address school lunch shaming and student meal debts
Following several controversies surrounding unpaid breakfast and lunch tabs at public schools, a measure to address…
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A middle school in the West Windsor-Plainsboro district shifts to all-remote learning after teacher tests positive for COVID-19
Just a week after the school year began in the West Windsor-Plainsboro Public Schools, officials had…
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Princeton Public Schools teachers and staff told they can take an unpaid leave of absence for the school year due to COVID-19 concerns
Most of the teachers and staff members in the Princeton Public Schools district who sought to…
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School board votes to allow fall varsity athletics season to begin at Princeton High School
In-person classes and other activities won’t begin in the Princeton Public Schools until some time in…
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Preventing COVID-19 spread a bigger challenge as schools reopen
A number of districts including Little Silver, Chatham, and the Middlesex County Vocational Technical School have…
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Ask the local school board candidates your questions
Planet Princeton will be sending candidate profile questions to all eight candidates seeking a seat on…
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Princeton Board of Education news in brief for Sept. 8
Public schools in Princeton could return to in-person learning earlier than planned
