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100% College Acceptance, More than $17.1 Million in Scholarships for ...
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Three Hamilton Township Seniors Awarded College Scholarships to Pursue Business ...
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Hamilton School District Seeking Community Feedback on Safe Return Plan
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How to Cheer on Hamilton's High School Graduates Remotely
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Trenton Catholic Preparatory Academy Welcomes Marty Flynn as Athletics Director
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Mercer County Commissioners Award Scholarships to Hamilton, Robbinsville ...
By STEVE LENOX
June 20, 2021TRENTON, NJ – Trenton’s Foundation Academy Collegiate High School boasted its eighth straight year with a 100 percent college acceptance for their graduating seniors, school officials announced at their graduation ceremony last week.
More than 70 students received their high school diplomas at Thunder Stadium in front of hundreds of teachers, faculty and family members, ...
HAMILTON, NJ – Three Hamilton Township High School seniors were recently awarded with college scholarships to pursue studies in a business-related field. The students --Elijah Baldwin (Nottingham High School), Olena Mykhaylyshyn (Hamilton High West) and Nicole Bruno (Steinert High School) were given the scholarship through the Hamilton Township Economic Development ...
HAMILTON, NJ -- The Hamilton Township School District (HTSD) is looking for the community's feedback on their Safe Return Plans. According to the HTSD, the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) requires each Local Education Agency (LEA) that receives Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relieffunds to develop plans or the safe return to in-person ...
HAMILTON, NJ -- After an unprecedented school year, the graduating high school seniors throughout Hamilton Township are ready to be recognized for their academic accomplishments. Commencement ceremonies for all three Hamilton Township School District will be held on Friday, June 18 at Arm & Hammer Park in Trenton.
With in-person tickets to graduation ceremonies limited to eight ...
HAMILTON, NJ -- Well-known student athletics coach and program director Marty Flynn will be taking over as athletics director of Trenton Catholic Preparatory Academy, Inc. (TCPA), McCorristin Campus as it embarks on the new era for the school. Flynn, an alum of the former St. Anthony High School (Class of 1969), will begin his new role immediately leading the "Iron ...
MERCER COUNTY, NJ -- The Mercer County Board of Commissioners recently announced the 11 students who have been awarded scholarships to attend Mercer County Community College (MCCC). Two of the scholarship recipients live in Hamilton Township -- Annaela Boahene, who attends Steinert High School, and Sameer Chaudry, who attends Hamilton High School West. A third ...
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, NJ -- Three Hamilton Township Elementary Schools -- Greenwood, McGalliard, and Morgan -- have been honored by a leading national organization for their character development programs. Character.org, a national advocate and leader for character in schools and communities, certified the three schools among 170 Promising Practices in schools and ...
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ -- Robbinsville Superintendent Brian Betze and the Board of Education (BOE) want the decision to lift in-school mask mandates to rest with local school districts. In a joint letter to Governor Phil Murphy sent on Tuesday, the school officials urged him to remove "the mask mandate to allow the District, parents, and their doctors to choose what they feel is best for ...
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ – For the third consecutive year, the Robbinsville Township Board of Education unanimously approved their District budget with a flat tax rate for local residents. The adopted budget includes a 2.89 percent increase in operating budget spending and represents a zero increase in the local tax levy. This budget follows two consecutive years of decreases in the local ...
TRENTON, NJ – In an effort to ensure students are receiving adequate civics and government education, the State Legislature recently passed legislation sponsored by Mercer County Senators Linda Greenstein and Shirley Turner that would require civics instruction in middle school. The bill is named for the late Laura Wooten, the Mercer County resident who holds the record as ...
