Jaworski Donates Football Jerseys to Bridgeton Bulldogs
Ron Jaworski and his foundation, Jaws Youth Playbook, held a uniform presentation on August 27 to celebrate the donation of 80 football jerseys to the Bridgeton High School Bulldogs. Throughout
In our schools
St. Augustine Prep Marks 60th Year in 2019-20
St. Augustine Preparatory School is pleased to announce the celebration of its 60th Anniversary during the 2019-2020 academic year. The school was founded in 1959 by Augustinian Friars with the
Fire Safety
Young adults all over the country are getting ready to start college, but do they know how to be fire safe? “Every second counts when a fire breaks out, especially
Congressional App Challenge for Students
Congressman Jeff Van Drew has announced that his office is hosting the 2019 Congressional App Challenge (CAC) for students in Middle and High School in New Jersey’s 2nd Congressional District.
OLMA Senior Ava Casale is in Class of Governor’s STEM Scholars
The Research & Development Council of New Jersey is honored to present the 2019-2020 class of the Governor’s STEM Scholars (GSS). The GSS Advisory Board selected 95 of New Jersey’s
Outside the Box
New backpack? Check. Cool new shoes? Check. The right 24-pack of crayons? Check. As a parent, you want to give your child everything needed for a successful new school year,
Cumberland Grads Prove They Have the ‘Write’ Stuff
Nearly seven decades have passed since the Great Appalachian Storm of 1950 shook the eastern third of the United States. The coastal communities along New Jersey’s Delaware Bay shoreline fell
Make a Statement
Fashion trends are cyclical and those in the know love it! From chunky soles to bold colors and oversized brand logos, this back-to-school season, 90s-inspired sneakers are all the rage.
Expanded Tuition-Free Atlantic-Cape College, Financial Aid Application Deadline Extended
The Community College Opportunity Grant, or Tuition-Free College, has been renewed for Atlantic Cape’s academic year 2019-2020. The state of New Jersey approved funding for the program with expanded eligibility,
Pilot Program Will Test Later Start Times in New Jersey Schools
Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation last week (S3160) that will require the Department of Education to establish a four-year pilot program testing later school start times for high school students.
