We want to extend our appreciation to our EWRSD Student Board of Education Representatives - Sofia Buda and Daniel Mahany (not pictured) - for their outstanding service this school year. Thank you for your regular updates and for representing the student body.

For the 2025-2026 MLL Storybook Project, Hightstown High School Multilingual Learners wrote their own original children’s books and shared them with the amazing bilingual students at EMK and WCB.

From the pool to the finish line! 🏊‍♂️🚴‍♂️🏃‍♂️ Huge congratulations to our Triathlon Club members Mason Johnson, Jacob Heinrichs, Matt DeAngelo, Sahar Derashri, and Howard Stewart for crushing the Princeton Triathlon this weekend! All those months of grueling training paid off. Special shoutout to Coach Delisi for pushing the team to reach this incredible milestone! 👏🏆

So proud of the Melvin H. Kreps Middle School band for bringing the energy and honoring our heroes in the 2026 MHK Memorial Day Parade.

Congratulations to the HHS and MHK jazz bands!

Whether heading to college, enlisting in the military, starting a trade program, or jumping straight into their dream job, the Class of 2026 is ready! 🗺️✨

Our HHS seniors are officially leaving their mark and writing their post-grad plans on our collage. We are incredibly proud of the diverse and exciting paths these students are choosing!

Shoutout to Hightstown High School sophomore Alexander Torres Mino! 🎨 His stunning piece, "The Lion of Judah," was chosen to represent Mercer County at the NJ State Teen Arts Festival. 🦁✨

The Mercer County Free Food Finder Directory is available to help those dealing with food insecurity. The Free Food Finder is maintained by the Trenton Health Team as part of an effort to improve health equity in our region. The directory lists meal sites, food pantries, and meal distribution sites serving children, families, seniors, and adults. The information in this directory is updated regularly, but all food resources, locations, and times are subject to change. Calling sites ahead of time to confirm before visiting is recommended.

Our May 5–7 Spring Concert series was a huge success! From our grade-level bands, choirs, and orchestras to our 8th-grade Jazz and A Cappella groups, our students truly shined on stage.

Hightstown eSports will advance to the GSE Spring 2026 State Finals as a playoff finalist in two games. Huge shout-out to our Rocket League and Mario Kart teams as they look to secure their first state title in eSports.

On May 1, we’re celebrating our Champions of the Tray! It’s School Lunch Hero Day, and we’re recognizing the Chartwells K12 cafeteria teams who show up every day to keep students fueled and ready for the school day.

The East Windsor Regional School District has received the 2026 Best Communities for Music Education award for the seventh time. This award recognizes our leadership in expanding equitable access to music education and our ongoing commitment to the arts.

From the classroom to the Kimmel Center! 🎻✨

The Hightstown High School Orchestra spent yesterday watching the Philadelphia Orchestra and Marin Alsop in action. A world-class day of music and inspiration! 🎶👏

Celebrating our EWRSD KidCare staff for Afterschool Professionals Appreciation Week! Thank you for providing a safe, engaging, and supportive environment for our students every single day.

The Ethel McKnight Elementary School Kidcare program just started its handprint flower mural, and the excitement has been contagious. Stay tuned to see this garden bloom!

HHS students in the Filming Beyond Reality class are bringing the science fiction stories to life on screen. There’s a science experiment gone wrong, an app that can rewind time, and a mysterious friend with an otherworldly secret.

Good friends, bright sunshine, and endless fun at Walter C. Black Elementary School! 🕶️

Big congratulations to our talented musicians from GNR, PLD, and MHK! They represented our district with pride at the CJMEA Honors Band performances in Monroe (March 21) and Hillsborough (March 28).

We are so proud of your hard work and musical excellence!

Some of the many beautiful pour paintings that Melvin H. Kreps Middle School eighth-graders made on the last day before break! These will become backgrounds for future creations.

March is Music In Our Schools Month! 🎼 PLD is buzzing with talent as our students celebrate the joy of making music together. We love seeing our young performers shine!