🎶 MHK rocked the stage! 🎤🎻🎺
On May 6–8, our talented choir, band, and orchestra students wowed us with amazing performances across all genres. Huge thanks to our music teachers and supportive families! 👏🎼
🎪 What a night! Our Family PAC Night on May 6th was a huge success! 🎉
Families from across the district came together for a fun-filled, carnival-themed evening full of games, laughter, and community spirit. 🥳 Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the event so special for our multilingual families! ❤️
Happy Earth Day from Perry L. Drew Elementary School 🌱 🌎🌳
The East Windsor/ Hightstown Girls on the Run team. Students are from PLD and GNR. They will engage in an empowerment curriculum and running which will culminate in the girls running a 5K.
Hightstown Girls Lacrosse Team had a great time at the Princeton University Women’s Lacrosse game yesterday vs Stony Brook! Princeton got the win 19-13!
The Hightstown High School Spanish National Honor Society students helped our community at the Health Fair on Sunday, March 30, at Saint Anthony of Padua Church. Students assisted with translations, provided information in Spanish, and distributed materials to event attendees.
Meet Hudson, our furry therapist on duty at Melvin H. Kreps Middle School! Bringing calm vibes and tail wags to help students manage middle school stress.
March is National Nutrition Month, and we’re celebrating the incredible team behind our school meals! 🥗🍎
From fresh, nutritious lunches to friendly smiles in the cafeteria, our school lunch staff works hard to fuel our students every day.
Join us in thanking them for their dedication to keeping our students healthy and ready to learn!
Hightstown High School students in the Adventure Education elective course, took a field trip to Amazing Escape Room in Princeton NJ. Students had a great time trying to solve the riddles and puzzles and escape the room!
For Women's History Month, kindergarteners and first-graders at Walter C. Black Elementary School learned about the accomplishments of Katherine Johnson and Mae Jemison and their careers at NASA. In honor of these amazing women, students built and tested straw rockets and space capsule parachutes!
March is NJ STEM Month! Third-graders at Grace N. Rogers Elementary School created a new house for Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz since her house blew away in a tornado. The house needed to protect Dorothy from a tornado, rain, and hail. Students could only spend so much money on materials while building this house.
Congratulations to the Hightstown High School Wind Ensemble for earning a Silver Rating at the CJMEA Concert Band Festival on Wednesday, March 19, at North Brunswick High School!
Students at WCB ROCKED THEIR SOCKS to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day. The day is observed annually to raise awareness about Down Syndrome and promote inclusion and understanding.
After nearly three months of rehearsal, set construction, costuming, and technical preparation, the cast of Chicago is ready for an audience. CHICAGO opens this weekend, starting TODAY at 7:00 p.m.!
Tickets available at https://tinyurl.com/3zax5a6r.
Bravo! Your hard work and dedication have struck the perfect chord.
Kindergarten artists have been learning about the primary colors. Take a look at their adorable cupcake collages!
🎮🍄 Mar10 Day at GNR! 🍄🎮
On March 10, GNR celebrated Mar10 Day in true Mario style! Students and staff brought the Mushroom Kingdom to life by dressing up as their favorite Mario characters, from Mario and Luigi to Princess Peach and Bowser. The excitement continued with a Mario Kart tournament, where students raced for victory and showed off their gaming skills. Classrooms were also buzzing with Mario-themed lessons that integrated problem-solving, teamwork, and creativity. It was a day full of fun, learning, and a little bit of Mario magic! 🍄✨
The Second Annual Student vs. Staff Volleyball Tournament was held at Hightstown High School on March 7. Team Ecua Volley won for the second year in a row! It was such a fun night for all.
Author and Grace N. Rogers Elementary School alumnus William Appiah, returned to GNR during Read Across America Week to read excerpts from his book series, Peter and the Prince, to fourth-grade students. Mr. Appiah shared his storywriting process, held a Q&A session, and donated several signed copies of his books to the GNR Library and fourth-grade classroom libraries. This was a truly magical moment for our students and school as we celebrated and recognized reading and literacy's power and impact on our students.
We are midway through Read Across America week. Kudos to all of the friends that have been participating in spirit week and our mystery readers at PLD!
