08/25/2023
We are hiring! Please click the following link to apply to our open job positions: ebnet.org/jobs
Great opportunity to work the same school calendar as our students.
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08/23/2023
We are hiring! Please click the following link to apply to our open job positions: ebnet.org/jobs
08/22/2023
Welcome New Staff!
08/22/2023
08/18/2023
We hope everyone is walking into these last few weekends of summer with a smile and good humor. The HUES Team will be ready to greet you on the first day of school - Sept. 6, 2023.
08/16/2023
Thank you to our Administrative Team for spending the summer preparing for the new school year.
08/09/2023
We are hiring! Please click the following link to apply to our open job positions: ebnet.org/jobs
08/08/2023
07/26/2023
Thank you to our entire IT Department who spends the summer making sure all the technology is up and working all year long.
07/25/2023
We are at the Middlesex County College Job Fair Today until 1:00PM
We are hiring support staff including Child Nutrition (serving meals), Community Programs Assistants (Before and After Care), Lunch/Recess Aides and more. Come stop by!
07/18/2023
Thank you to our Community Programs staff who create engaging enrichment and camp opportunities before school, after school and even in the summer!
07/13/2023
Thank you to all of our teachers and support staff who continue to be here for our students throughout the summer!
07/11/2023
Looking forward to joining other Middlesex County organizations at this Job Fair.
We are hiring support staff including Child Nutrition (serving meals), Community Programs Assistants (Before and After Care), Lunch/Recess Aides and more. Hope to see you there.
07/05/2023
Our Registration Team is here all summer to help you get your child registered for school. Visit https://www.ebnet.org/register to get started.
06/27/2023
Thank you to our custodial staff who are already working tirelessly to make our schools shine in September.
06/23/2023
School's out but our dedicated teachers are already planning for September.
06/21/2023
Our parent portal will be unavailable for a planned system upgrade from 4:00 PM on Thursday, June 22nd until approximately 1:00 PM for scheduled upgrades.
06/12/2023
We are hiring! Please click the following link to apply to our open job positions: Https://www.applitrack.com/ebnet/onlineapp
06/07/2023
Thursday, June 8th, 2023 the EBHS ONLY will be a moved to single session day without lunch for students. Due to the High School not being completely air conditioned, the windows would need to open and with the current wildfire impacting the air quality in New Jersey.
05/26/2023
The East Brunswick Public School District Child Nutrition Department is Hiring Food Service Workers and Substitute Workers!
Hourly Rate: $15.53/hour
Permanent Positions Available:
Hammarskjold Upper Elementary School:
3.75 hours
Churchill Junior High School:
4 hours
4.25 hours
East Brunswick High School:
4.25 hours
4.5 hours (6:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.)
Apply Online!
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Or email: [email protected]
Frontline Recruiting and Hiring, Applicant Tracking for Educators. Online Job Employment Applications, Web Based Employment Applications for School Districts and Educational Institutions.
05/26/2023
Reminder: Tuesday, May 30th will be a non-school day for students and 10-month staff only.
05/23/2023
Reminder, if schools are not closed for any reason through Friday, May 26th then Tuesday, May 30th will be a non-school day for students and 10-month staff only.
05/09/2023
Just a reminder, as per the district calendar, if schools are not closed for any reason through Friday, May 26th then Tuesday, May 30th will be a non-school day for students and 10-month staff only.
04/09/2023
Reminder School Calendar Update: Monday, April 10th will be a non-school day for students and 10-month staff only. Administrative Offices will be open.
03/28/2023
EBHS Students in the IPLE I Honors class presenting their 2023 Urban Development projects to local elected officials and real estate development industry experts!
Incredibly proud of our talented and innovative students and appreciative of our partnership with these volunteers and the Urban Plan Initiative.
03/23/2023
School Calendar Update: If schools are not closed for any reason through Thursday, March 30th then Monday, April 10th will be a non-school day for students and 10-month staff only.
03/09/2023
Irwin School Kindergarten had it’s 20th annual KinderStates of America performance today. Students learned fun facts about all 50 states and sing songs about America and the US Presidents.
02/17/2023
Last evening, the Board of Education revised and approved the calendar for the 2023-2024 school year. Link to view the updated calendar:
02/16/2023
Just a reminder, East Brunswick Public Schools and Administrative Offices will be closed Monday, February 20th in observance of President's Day.
01/31/2023
Attention East Brunswick residents with young children! Children who will be five years of age on or before October 31, 2023 are eligible for the East Brunswick Public School full-day kindergarten program for the 2023-2024 school year.
Please visit www.ebnet.org for information and registration instructions. All required forms and additional information can be found on the website. Incoming Kindergarten students must be registered by June 1, 2023 in order to participate in the June Kindergarten classroom visit and screening.
01/27/2023
During the Great Kindness Challenge at Frost Elementary School, Mrs. Schwam, spearheaded a 2 Lunch Tuesday. The students packed an extra lunch for the families at the Ozanam Family Shelter in Edison. They collected over 300 bagged lunches.
01/26/2023
Kindergarten students in Mrs. Donenfeld’s class at Irwin Elementary School are Super Readers. During their “Using our reading super powers” unit in Language Arts, students developed skills that improve their reading and develop their “superpowers”!
01/05/2023
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12/23/2022
Churchill and EBHS Choir students spread holiday cheer throughout the district by caroling for East Brunswick schools students and staff.
12/20/2022
The CJHS Advanced & Select Orchestras performed a one-hour concert consisting of classical, popular, and holiday music to a large audience at the EB Senior Center.
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EBHS Cross Country Booster Car Wash/Clothing Drive
EBHS Cross Country Booster Car Wash/Clothing Drive tomorrow Saturday, September 1.Starting at 8 AM until 1 PM @EBHS. Come on down the waters fine. #Carwash see Flyer https://www.ebnet.org/cms/lib/NJ01911729/Centricity/Domain/195/cross%20countntryn.jpg
New teachers are getting a “clap out” as they finish their last day of New Teacher orientations.
Don't go back to school with a dirty car. Get it washed this Sunday, 8/26, from 9am - 2pm at EBHS, and help support Girls' Volleyball. Price: $8 (+ surcharge for extreme cases) #GoEBBears
Night of Jazz District Concert
Churchill Freshman Jazz Ensemble performing at the Night of Jazz District Concert that took place at EBHS on April 17, 2018. The title of the piece is Minnie the Moocher and it features two vocalists, Julian Ade and Anderson Edwards #ExcellenceintheArts @EBPublicSchools
Kindergarten Presenters on LBTV Morning Announcements!
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Pazzi per la pizza! The students in Signora Spagnuolo’s and Signora Barbiero’s Italian 5 Honors classes at EBHS had a great time learning about how to make authentic Italian pizza from the master “pizzaiolo” Lorenzo during their recent field trips to the pizzeria Café` Picasso in Somerville. The students, who have been learning all about the art, history and tradition of pizza making in Italy, got to make and enjoy their own personal pizza’s as well as practice their Italian speaking skills with Lorenzo, a native of Calabria. Mangia, mangia!
Chittick School Veterans Day Celebration Students and Staff salute our veterans and thank them for their service. Chittick Sings "My Country 'Tis of Thee"
Marine Band
A moving rendition of "God Bless America" performed by the President's Own Marine Band with audience participation. What a way to end a great evening at JMPAC!
I am very proud....¡Yo Estoy Muy Orgulloso!
I am very proud....¡Yo Estoy Muy Orgulloso! Señora Spinelli's students of Spanish have learned a song in which they sing about their unique differences and how being different is great and fun! These students are good friends. Singing together is powerful and...they can do this in Spanish
The HMS Cafe is in full swing at ESY. -Staff and students working, preparing, and enjoying food at the HMS Cafe! - The HMS Cafe delivery staff in action! The staff places their orders online or by phone and the professional delivery specialist arrive with an order anywhere in the building!
Egg Experiment 2
It might not have hit the target but the egg survived in one piece!
Does the Egg Survive?
Virtual Choir
The EBHS Arts Department was fortunate to receive a grant from the East Brunswick Education Foundation to help create a "Virtual Choir". The 174 students and faculty members recorded themselves using a virtual conductor. The videos were uploaded and synced together to create a full choir that has never met before. Beautiful! Thank you to all involved.
Lawrence Brook English Language Learners (ELL) have been working hard on learning the folktale "The Little Red Hen" as a culminating activity from our Professional Story Teller ELL Family Night which was funded by an EBEF grant. This folktale originated in England over 200 years ago, and the students were eager to learn about how the story has been passed down from generation to generation by word of mouth. Some students were even able to share traditional folktales they had learned from their families. Teachers Nancy Lombardi and Jenelle Temes created an ELL friendly skit of "The Little Red Hen". The students read the skit, spoke their parts, listened to their peers and wrote some changes into their skits to make it more appropriate to their learner level. Other elementary school ELL teachers around the district have also shared out this fun yet educational lesson with their students. It has been a huge success! The audience participated in the "Hokey Pokey" throughout the skit, and read off of cue cards to actively participate throughout the play. Mrs. Wendy D'Andrea and Mrs. Patricia Colaizzi assisted with props, cards and video. In order to incorporate technology into this lesson, we used the SMARTBOARD and youtube to teach the students how to do the hokey pokey. Surprisingly enough, many of our ELL's had never learned the hokey pokey, so it was a fun learning experience. We also used the iPad to record the performance. The students will watch the video to "self-reflect", and discuss what they will change to make the performance better next time they present it.
Last night's HMS Choral Concert. It was Ms. Judy Weiss' last concert as she is retiring. Thanks for all the years you have devoted to our students and supported the arts in EBPS. Alumni came out to say goodbye. It was a wonderful night.
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Change in School Calendar: Since we have not used all of our emergency closing days during this school year, Friday, May 27th will become a non-school day for students and non-workday for 10-month staff.
Additionally, Friday, June 3rd will become a single session for all students and all staff with lunch served in grades K-7.
Additionally, Friday, June 3rd will become a single session for all students and all staff with lunch served in grades K-7.
A message from Dr. Valeski, Superintendent of Schools:
Since we have not used all of our emergency closing days, Monday, April 18th will be a non-school day for students and non-work day for 10-month staff. Enjoy the additional day!
Since we have not used all of our emergency closing days, Monday, April 18th will be a non-school day for students and non-work day for 10-month staff. Enjoy the additional day!
A message from Dr. Valeski, Superintendent of Schools:
There will be no community access to the East Brunswick High School stadium beginning Monday, March 28th as the project to replace our turf field begins.
Our track will only be used by our athletes for practice and competition and will not be available to the public during this reconstruction phase.
I sincerely appreciate the community’s patience. When we are finished, you will once again have access to “your” new track facility.
There will be no community access to the East Brunswick High School stadium beginning Monday, March 28th as the project to replace our turf field begins.
Our track will only be used by our athletes for practice and competition and will not be available to the public during this reconstruction phase.
I sincerely appreciate the community’s patience. When we are finished, you will once again have access to “your” new track facility.
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Join us on Monday to start your career in Food Service
Interested in a career as a substitute teacher? ESS is currently offering an incentive to help get you started! Join us!
Registration for the East Brunswick Public School District’s Summer Kindergarten Readiness (5-year olds entering Kindergarten) and Summer Early Learning (3 and 4 year olds) Academies is now open.
There are 3 and 6 week programs available, with both half day and full day options, running from June 27th-August 9th. Please visit www.ebnet.org/elasummer for more information and to enroll.
There are 3 and 6 week programs available, with both half day and full day options, running from June 27th-August 9th. Please visit www.ebnet.org/elasummer for more information and to enroll.
After monitoring forecasts for ice and sleet early in the morning, we will have a delayed opening tomorrow, Friday, February 25th.
Since we have not had a delay in quite some time, important delayed opening start times are provided:
Delayed Opening Schedule Hours
EBHS 9:26 AM to 2:12 PM
CJHS 9:26 AM to 2:12 PM
HMS 10:03 AM to 2:50 PM
Elementary Schools 11:10 AM to 3:25 PM
Early Learning Academy (ELA) Full Day: 10:30am-2:30pm
Half Day AM: 10:30am-12:00pm
Half Day PM: 1:00pm-2:30pm
Mid-Day Extension: 12:00pm-1:00pm
HMS Morning Start & ELA Early Morning Programs Begins @ 8:50 AM
Elementary Early Morning Program Begins at 9:00 AM
Since we have not had a delay in quite some time, important delayed opening start times are provided:
Delayed Opening Schedule Hours
EBHS 9:26 AM to 2:12 PM
CJHS 9:26 AM to 2:12 PM
HMS 10:03 AM to 2:50 PM
Elementary Schools 11:10 AM to 3:25 PM
Early Learning Academy (ELA) Full Day: 10:30am-2:30pm
Half Day AM: 10:30am-12:00pm
Half Day PM: 1:00pm-2:30pm
Mid-Day Extension: 12:00pm-1:00pm
HMS Morning Start & ELA Early Morning Programs Begins @ 8:50 AM
Elementary Early Morning Program Begins at 9:00 AM
EBPS - Facilities Vision Statement - Dr. Victor Valeski
Presented at Churchill Junior High School Rising 7th Grade Parent Night on 2/23/2022.
East Brunswick Public Schools’ excellence in Academics, Athletics and the Arts continues to be among the primary attractions for new residents with school aged children. In addition to 21st Century preparedness, our students and families can access a multitude of services and supports delivered by a caring community of professionals at each of our schools.
East Brunswick is more than a Blue Ribbon school district…we are a family. We have witnessed our “family” growing over the past three years. Even now as we adjust to new realities brought about by COVID, families are making their moves to EBPS.
Thanks to a progressive and visionary Board of Education, EBPS has positioned itself as a proactive educational leader. Well in advance of the student enrollment growth forecasted by the district’s demographic study in 2019, we began to design and are about to orchestrate some of the most complex, yet necessary, changes in the history of our district.
Change is inherently hard but the rewards for our students are worth the efforts we are about to undertake..
By changing each elementary school’s grade level configuration to K-4 we free up additional space for students. This elementary aged group is currently dominating our newly registered students.
By making Hammarskjold Middle School a 5-6 upper elementary school we are able to minimize school transition difficulties encountered and reported in our former structure and provide a better school experience for students during those two important years.
Adding Temporary Classroom Units (TCU’s) at Churchill Junior High School, making it a grades 7-8-9 facility, is our biggest endeavor among all these moves. That is what you are waiting to hear about tonight.
Among our goals are two major priorities:
First, shorter term, is to clear any misconceptions about Temporary Classroom Units. They will be comfortable teaching and learning spaces that by our own design, will have a limited life. Each classroom will be comfortable, climate controlled, durable, fully equipped with our district technology, newly furnished and secure.
Second, as we look forward to next school year, we want to exceed your expectations. I am thankful to be surrounded by an amazing EB team that has prepared Churchill for this transition.
In addition to making sure your children have a positive 7th grade experience, this restructuring provides the necessary staging for what could be our most significant accomplishment…
The East Brunswick Board of Education has prudently authorized the exploration of a new high school concept with associated community use features. Our high school has been renovated and modified over its lifespan but like any aging facility the tangible and intangible costs of continuing to maintain it must be carefully weighed against replacing it.
All of these moves allow us to envision, plan, design and solicit support for a new comprehensive, state of the art, grades 9-12 high school that your 7th graders may have the opportunity to attend!
If a new high school is approved and completed, 9th grade moves to the high school and the temporary classrooms will be removed from Churchill making it a grades 7-8 middle school without further modification.
Without a doubt, there is a tremendous amount of work ahead of us but with the support of everyone here tonight, the East Brunswick community will have adequate student capacity in all schools for the next decade, as well as a flagship high school, athletic stadiums and a new performing arts center that will prepare generations of students and serve the entire community.
Presented at Churchill Junior High School Rising 7th Grade Parent Night on 2/23/2022.
East Brunswick Public Schools’ excellence in Academics, Athletics and the Arts continues to be among the primary attractions for new residents with school aged children. In addition to 21st Century preparedness, our students and families can access a multitude of services and supports delivered by a caring community of professionals at each of our schools.
East Brunswick is more than a Blue Ribbon school district…we are a family. We have witnessed our “family” growing over the past three years. Even now as we adjust to new realities brought about by COVID, families are making their moves to EBPS.
Thanks to a progressive and visionary Board of Education, EBPS has positioned itself as a proactive educational leader. Well in advance of the student enrollment growth forecasted by the district’s demographic study in 2019, we began to design and are about to orchestrate some of the most complex, yet necessary, changes in the history of our district.
Change is inherently hard but the rewards for our students are worth the efforts we are about to undertake..
By changing each elementary school’s grade level configuration to K-4 we free up additional space for students. This elementary aged group is currently dominating our newly registered students.
By making Hammarskjold Middle School a 5-6 upper elementary school we are able to minimize school transition difficulties encountered and reported in our former structure and provide a better school experience for students during those two important years.
Adding Temporary Classroom Units (TCU’s) at Churchill Junior High School, making it a grades 7-8-9 facility, is our biggest endeavor among all these moves. That is what you are waiting to hear about tonight.
Among our goals are two major priorities:
First, shorter term, is to clear any misconceptions about Temporary Classroom Units. They will be comfortable teaching and learning spaces that by our own design, will have a limited life. Each classroom will be comfortable, climate controlled, durable, fully equipped with our district technology, newly furnished and secure.
Second, as we look forward to next school year, we want to exceed your expectations. I am thankful to be surrounded by an amazing EB team that has prepared Churchill for this transition.
In addition to making sure your children have a positive 7th grade experience, this restructuring provides the necessary staging for what could be our most significant accomplishment…
The East Brunswick Board of Education has prudently authorized the exploration of a new high school concept with associated community use features. Our high school has been renovated and modified over its lifespan but like any aging facility the tangible and intangible costs of continuing to maintain it must be carefully weighed against replacing it.
All of these moves allow us to envision, plan, design and solicit support for a new comprehensive, state of the art, grades 9-12 high school that your 7th graders may have the opportunity to attend!
If a new high school is approved and completed, 9th grade moves to the high school and the temporary classrooms will be removed from Churchill making it a grades 7-8 middle school without further modification.
Without a doubt, there is a tremendous amount of work ahead of us but with the support of everyone here tonight, the East Brunswick community will have adequate student capacity in all schools for the next decade, as well as a flagship high school, athletic stadiums and a new performing arts center that will prepare generations of students and serve the entire community.
District update from Dr. Victor Valeski, Superintendent of Schools. We are reading a lot of social media misinformation regarding a fight at Hammarskjold Middle School that occurred this week.
Here are facts:
A fight between two students did happen.
At no time were any students arrested and no students suffered any injuries from this incident requiring transportation for medical attention.
An ambulance was dispatched to HMS for the care of another student but totally unrelated to the fight.
Please continue to use our District page as your source for accurate and factual district information regarding incidents that occur in all our schools. We will use this platform to update the EB Community on school climate issues.
Here are facts:
A fight between two students did happen.
At no time were any students arrested and no students suffered any injuries from this incident requiring transportation for medical attention.
An ambulance was dispatched to HMS for the care of another student but totally unrelated to the fight.
Please continue to use our District page as your source for accurate and factual district information regarding incidents that occur in all our schools. We will use this platform to update the EB Community on school climate issues.
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