Project Lead the Way
Beginning in September 2010, all 4th-8th grade students at Red Bank Middle School will be participating in new innovative program called Project Lead the Way (PLTW). This exciting new course of study integrates Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) while engaging students in rigorous inquiry based learning activities.
Letter from the Superintendent
Laura Morana
I sincerely hope that you had an enjoyable summer with family and friends. We were delighted to have 325 students in the summer program. We had students who expressed a desire to have the program extended by two weeks as well as those who wanted to have time with their families before the opening of the new school year. Students and parents alike were very pleased with the organization of the program, its dynamic teaching, fun and educational field trips, enrichment activities, and the opportunity to make new friends. Thank you for sharing your children with us.
Dress and Grooming
In response to the adoption of Uniformity: Dress Code Policy No. 5201, our schools have designed regulations that reflect the intent of the new policy. We wish to thank you for your support and we eagerly await October 26, 2010, as the first official day that has all of our students dressed in uniformity and solidarity.
Dear Faculty and Parents/Guardians
It’s hard to believe that the 2009-2010 school year ended not too long ago. I am positive that you will agree with me that the year was filled with extreme financial challenges as well as an array of learning opportunities for our students.
Stevens Institute of Technology Awarded $11.5 Million
Math-Science Partnership Grant with 12 Districts
The Center for Innovation in Engineering and Science Education at Stevens Institute of Technology has been awarded a highly competitive, five-year, $11.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation whose goal is to enhance teaching and learning of physical and earth science in Grades 3-8 in 12 diverse districts across New Jersey.
Schundler Touts Quality Education
New Jersey's receipt of a Race to the Top grant would show support from the federal government for how New Jersey runs its schools, state Education Commissioner Bret Schundler said today.
Generations unite to support pre-K programs
Elder adults reached across generations recently to take a stand for early childhood education and highlight the importance of preschool programs that they say benefit children as well as people of all ages.
Expand prekindergarten program
APP.com
Using the borough primary school's preschool program as an example, an advocacy group of older adults for preschool education urged state lawmakers to expand that program they contend gives students a solid educational foundation.
Preschool Builds Strong Communities for All Ages
New Jerseyans age 50+ will be joined by education, law enforcement and senior services leaders at a news conference next Friday to highlight older adult support for preschool and its rewards for all ages.
Heartfelt Thank-you
I would like to extend a heartfelt thank-you for passing the Red Bank Borough School District’s 2010-2011 budget. Your support demonstrates your belief in our strong educational system and trust in our continued efforts to provide exceptional learning opportunities for all our students in Grades Pre-K through Eight.
Gearing Up for 2010-2011 School Year
The 2010-2011 school budget reflects our district’s continued effort to provide exceptional learning opportunities for all students in Grades Pre-K through Eight, despite the challenging financial times and devastating reduction in state aid and inability to use 2008-2009 surplus.
Pre K 2010
We are thrilled to be able to offer your child an opportunity to join a supportive and high-quality preschool learning environment that promotes the development of the whole child.
Budget Alert
Over the past three years, the Red Bank School System has put considerable effort into developing a budget that is responsive to the economic climate our community members are living in. To this end, the district’s commitment to responsible fiscal management has led the budget process to follow a modified zero-based budget model.
Grand Prize Winner Named
Red Bank Middle School
Red Bank Middle School, of Red Bank, NJ, is the grand prize winner in a national science and technology competition for students sponsored by the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) through its educational children’s Web site, PestWorldForKids.org.
Making a lasting literacy connection
Education Reform Starts Early
Report I of the Education Subcommittee
Can the Right Kinds of Play Teach Self-Control?
New Jersey Council for Young Children
New Report Signals Trouble Ahead for New Jersey Children
Responding to Christie's vow to make cuts
District Goals 2009 - 2012
- Continue to provide a supportive, stimulating and challenging learning environment for all students.
- Continue to maintain a cohesive school community and continue to promote our great schools.
- Continue to maximize district resources and explore outside sources of funding and shared services to enhance the educational program.
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