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STOPit Solutions Empowers Local Communities with 'Cyber Safe Schools ...
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WATCH: Holmdel Science Teachers Create Dynamic Virtual Learning Experience for ...
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Outdoor Graduation Ceremonies Approved for July
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Rutgers Student's Parent Files Law Suit Seeking to Recoup Tuition, Other Costs
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Murphy Offers Ray of Hope for In-Person School Graduation Ceremonies
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Excellence: Holmdel's Madeline Fields Wins Two Performance Awards
By TAPINTO STAFF
May 27, 2020HOLMDEL, NJ - Schools may be closed but cyber-bullying remains open. Now, a series of powerful videos about Cyber Safe Schools is available to Students, Parents and School Faculty at STOPit Solutions.
STOPit Solutions, located in the iconic #Metroburb of Bell Works in Holmdel, is an award-winning technology company that is sharing many timely resources through ...
Holmdel, NJ – The halt of traditional teaching and the transition to virtual was sudden. It has been a time of educational change in NJ and throughout the country. However, remote learning hasn’t stopped a team of the Holmdel School District's Indian Hill School science teachers, from delivering an unforgettable learning experience to their students.
Under ...
HOLMDEL, NJ - Get ready graduates!
According to Governor Murphy, "beginning July 6th, schools WILL have the opportunity to hold outdoor graduation ceremonies that comply with social distancing – ensuring the health and safety of all in attendance."
This is sure to be welcome news to all.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – The parent of a Rutgers student has filed a class-action lawsuit against the university seeking repayment for tuition and other costs Rutgers is withholding in violation of state law, the suit alleges.
The parent, who is represented by the Seattle-based firm of Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP, is not identified in the lawsuit that was filed Wednesday in Middlesex ...
TRENTON, NJ - After New Jersey state officials recently told residents that in-person commencement ceremonies were not in the cards due to the coronavirus pandemic, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy offered a ray of hope to those hoping that actual in-person graduation events could happen at some point in the coming summer months.
Near the conclusion of his daily New Jersey ...
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HOLMDEL, NJ - April 22, 2020 - Madeline Fields (junior) demonstrated her superior artistry as a violinist in two recent performance competitions. Last month, Fields was crowned as the first-ever champion of the ArtsMadness Tournament conducted by the Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank.
NEW JERSEY -- While school districts across the state have been planning alternatives to traditional high school graduation ceremonies, any plans that school districts had in the works appear to violate Governor Murphy’s Executive Order No.107, which directs New Jersey residents to stay at home and prohibits public gatherings.
In a letter to school administrators, NJ State Police Colonel ...
NEW JERSEY - An anticlimactic message on New Jersey public schools was delivered by Governor Murphy on Monday, May 4th, at12PM. Schools will stay shut and remote learning will continue.
While this is not much of a surprise, he did hold out hope and waited until middle of May. He made the call earlier.
" I had hoped that we could get back to a sense of normal by ...
TRENTON, NJ -- If Gov. Phil Murphy decides to re-open New Jersey schools for the last month of the academic year, it will be against the advice of a coalition of statewide education organizations.
Murphy said at his Saturday press briefing that he would announce his decision on Monday.
Responding to a reporter's question at Saturday's press briefing, Murphy said:
"We ...
NEW JERSEY - An anticlimactic message on New Jersey public schools is expected by Governor Murphy on Monday, May 4th, at12PM.
The message, if his previous messages on timing are accurate, is that schools will be closed for the rest of the year.
While this would not be much of a surprise, he did hold out hope and waited until middle of May.
Many ...
By PRESS RELEASE
May 29, 2020Holmdel Superintendent Announces Resignation - will be Assistant Superintendent in Scotch Plains-Fanwood
Holmdel, NJ – Earlier today, Superintendent Dr. Robert McGarry informed the Holmdel Township Board of Education that he is resigning his position, effective August 26, 2020. Dr. McGarry has accepted the position of Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and ...
By VICKY FLYNN
May 22, 2020Dear Governor Murphy,
I have the pleasure to serve as the President of the Holmdel Board of Education. As you can imagine, members of our community are requesting that we do whatever we can to advocate in favor of a live graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020 and their families. They fully understand that a graduation ceremony would need to be operated in a manner that conforms with the ...
