
Mrs. Hooper, a sixth-grade ESL teacher at Melvin H. Kreps Middle School, had students create a heritage quilt. This featured the flag of the country the students were born in, how to say hello in their native language, and a favorite cultural food OR cultural celebration! The students then presented their quilt piece to the class, and they put it all together to make something beautiful!


Congratulations to the HHS Marching Band on placing first in Group 3A at the West Windsor North High School competition!!

Join us in thanking our amazing teachers and students who bring the arts to life every day.

Hightstown High School Field Hockey had so much fun with Melvin H. Kreps Middle School Field Hockey!

EMK is ready to start its Hispanic Heritage Month celebration! Vamos Mustangs!


Support your RAMS this week at Steinert! The game is at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, 9/13!
Purchase tickets:
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Watch on WBCB SPORTS NETWORK YT:
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Purchase tickets:
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/htsdnj/entity/schools/1
Watch on WBCB SPORTS NETWORK YT:
http://youtube.com/@wbcbsports


A mystery is brewing this fall⦠Clue is coming soon for the Hightstown High School fall play! Stay tuned for more details ššššµļø

Come support the Hightstown High School Marching Band at their home competition on Saturday, September 20!

š We are excited to welcome our new Student Representatives, Daniel Mahany and Sofia Buda, to the East Windsor Regional School District Board of Education! š
Their voices and perspectives will play an important role in sharing student experiences and ideas with district leadership.
Their voices and perspectives will play an important role in sharing student experiences and ideas with district leadership.


GNR bulldogs had an amazing first day reconnecting and building community with our students and staff.






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⨠Senior Sunrise 2025 āØš
What a beautiful way to start the school year! The Class of 2026 came together early this morning to celebrate the beginning of their senior year. š
What a beautiful way to start the school year! The Class of 2026 came together early this morning to celebrate the beginning of their senior year. š




A huge thank you to our amazing staff for making the new drop-off routine at Walter C. Black Elementary School smooth and welcoming this morning!



šļøāØ Welcome to Camp EWRSD! āØšļø
Weāre thrilled to welcome our new staff members to the team this morning! šš
Weāre thrilled to welcome our new staff members to the team this morning! šš






From August 4-7, the District Leadership Team met for its annual administrative retreat. The retreat served as an opportunity for district and building administrators to collectively engage in professional development, collaborate, plan, and prioritize focus areas for the upcoming school year.




š Celebrating the Last Day of Summer Programming! š
Students at Grace N. Rogers Elementary School wrapped up a fantastic summer program with a cool treat from the Kona Ice truck! āļøš§ A big thank you to everyone who made this summer such a success ā and what a sweet way to end it!
Students at Grace N. Rogers Elementary School wrapped up a fantastic summer program with a cool treat from the Kona Ice truck! āļøš§ A big thank you to everyone who made this summer such a success ā and what a sweet way to end it!




Some rising 4th graders of PLD are having summer fun in our enrichment program. ššš¤©

The Hightstown High School Class of 2025 came together one last time at the CURE Insurance Arena in Trenton for graduation, marking childhoodās end for the 421 seniors on June 25. http://bit.ly/4khzCOp


š¶š MHK students shined at the Trills & Thrills Music Festival on June 5! From choir to orchestra and band, our talented performers and amazing teachers wowed the audience and judges. Bravo on a fantastic job well done! šš¼


On Thursday, May 29, the Hightstown High School Chess Club hosted a simultaneous exhibition match featuring Grandmaster Arun Prasad. Prasad is one of only 2,000 Grandmasters in the world. Students not only had the unique opportunity to meet him, but were also able to play against him. During the exhibition match, GM Prasad played over 25 students and staff simultaneously.


Multilingual Hightstown High Schoolers visited WCB to read the stories they wrote and illustrated. The WCB students were impressed by their hard work and loved the visit!