Professional In-Service Day
February 12, 2010
Reminder: School will be closed for students on Friday, February 12th, 2010.
Parents and Staff can find the letter from Dr. Morana regarding the in-service day here.
Staff can find the agenda here.
School Board Elections Candidate Information
Interested in becoming a School Board Member? Please see the link below. If you have any questions please contact Annie Darrow 732-758-1503.
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Finance Committee Meeting
Meeting on Thursday, February 18, 2010 at 5:30 pm in the Middle School Media Center, 101 Harding Road, Red Bank, New Jersey, open to the public. Administration will present their preliminary 2010-2011 budget requests to the Finance Committee. Formal action will not be taken at this meeting.
Education Reform Starts Early
Lessons from New Jersey’s PreK-3rd Reform Efforts
Today, New Jersey has built a robust, diverse provider system to deliver high-quality universal pre-K in the Abbott districts, has taken steps to expand pre-K services for atrisk children in the state’s other 560 districts, and has done more than perhaps any other state in the country ...
Another RBMS Video Makes the Finals!
Our students at RBMS have recently entered a video contest sponsored by the National Pest Management Association (NPMA). The objective was to create a Public Service Announcement (PSA) that informs the public about the dangers and health risks associated with various pests (cockroaches, rats, etc).
They just announced the finalists last week and out of five finalist slots, 3 of the videos are ours. We are very excited about the news. We will find out by next week if we won the grand prize of $3000, which would be granted to our school’s science department. As always, we are keeping our fingers crossed.
Please click here to see our entries entitled: “Pests Are No Joke” “Club Roach” & “Mosquitoes”
Thank you for your support!
Report I of the Education Subcommittee
Report I of the Education Subcommittee of Governor Christie’s Tansition Team. The report addresses both PreK-12 and Higher Education Issues.
Can the Right Kinds of Play Teach Self-Control?
Teacher's aide wins countywide honor
Asbury Park Press
Instructional aide Peggy Nerney didn't even know she'd been nominated for an award for the work she does helping schoolchildren read and write until after she was called to the primary school office for a phone call.
New Jersey Council for Young Children
Governor Jon S. Corzine today signed an Executive Order establishing the New Jersey Council for Young Children to ensure collaboration and coordination among early childhood programs in the State and to maintain compliance with federal guidelines.
New Report Signals Trouble Ahead for New Jersey Children
www.acnj.org
Kids Count 2010, released today by the Association for Children of New Jersey, presents the first data on the overall impact of the economic downturn on New Jersey children and their families. The report points clearly to greater economic challenges for families and to a growing demand for help in meeting the most basic needs of New Jersey’s kids.
Responding to Christie's vow to make cuts
District Goals 2009 - 2010
- Continue to provide stimulating, supportive and challenging learning environments for ALL students.
- Maximize district resources and explore outside sources of funding and shared services to enhance the educational program.
- Establish a cohesive school community and promote our great schools.
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