Princeton Public Schools district returns to universal masking
Masks are not required outdoors.
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Princeton High School principal will be offered a contract to return next year, sources say
The school board will approve appointments for the upcoming academic year next week.
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Auditor will review possible misappropriation of funds by a Princeton Public Schools purchasing department employee
An employee may have used state aid funds for personal use.
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U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education Cindy Marten visits the Princeton Public Schools
The school district was recognized for its use of American Rescue Plan funds.
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Princeton Board of Education selects new assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction
Kimberly Tew is expected to begin her new job in Princeton on June 1.
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Educator Robert Ginsberg to be honored by the Princeton community on May 6
Ginsberg was the principal at the Johnson Park Elementary School for 21 years.
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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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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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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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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.
