Massive shoutout to our Maintenance and Custodial crews! āļøš They battled blizzard conditions to plow, shovel, salt, and warm up the buildings so our schools could open safely today for students and staff.
What a season! 19-1 record with a first-ever Championship for Melvin H. Kreps Middle School Girls' Basketball!
Happy 100th Day from our first-grade bilingual team at Ethel McKnight Elementary School!
Grace N. Rogers Elementary School made an interactive bulletin board for Lunar New Year. Each student traced and cut out their hand and wrote their wish on it.
Just like a dragon is made of many scales that must move together to fly, our school is made of many unique students who work together to succeed.
HHS library ambassadors were excited to welcome the class of 2030 at Freshman orientation!
š¢ Preschool Lottery Applications Opening Soon!
The East Windsor Regional School District is opening applications for the Integrated Preschool Lottery on March 2, 2026, at 9:00 AM. Our program serves resident children aged 3 and 4 (must be 3 by Oct 1, 2026). Apply By: Tuesday, March 31, 2026, at 12:00 PM. More information here - https://tinyurl.com/2xe2mrnd.
The East Windsor Regional School District is opening applications for the Integrated Preschool Lottery on March 2, 2026, at 9:00 AM. Our program serves resident children aged 3 and 4 (must be 3 by Oct 1, 2026). Apply By: Tuesday, March 31, 2026, at 12:00 PM. More information here - https://tinyurl.com/2xe2mrnd.
Upcoming performances are tonight, Friday, February 6 at 7:00 p.m., and Saturday, February 8 at 2:00 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at https://events.hometownticketing.com/ (type "dare to dream" in the search bar).
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Wear Yellow Day is Coming!
Next Wednesday, February 11, we are turning the district yellow for Love the Bus Month!
Join us in celebrating our incredible bus drivers and safety teams by wearing your brightest yellow gear. š Let's show them how much they mean to our community!
Next Wednesday, February 11, we are turning the district yellow for Love the Bus Month!
Join us in celebrating our incredible bus drivers and safety teams by wearing your brightest yellow gear. š Let's show them how much they mean to our community!
Five of our Hightstown High School Advanced Choir students were accepted into the Central Jersey Music Educators Association (CJMEA) region choir. Students were accepted into both the mixed choir and treble choir. Proud of our Hightstown Rams!
From right to left:
Gideon Hezrony
Christopher Bennett
Sophia Januska
Payton Brown
Jordana Krieger
From right to left:
Gideon Hezrony
Christopher Bennett
Sophia Januska
Payton Brown
Jordana Krieger
Itās National School Counseling Week!
Did you know school counselors support students in three distinct areas? š Academic š¼ Career ā¤ļø Social/Emotional
We are proud to support our students every single day.
Did you know school counselors support students in three distinct areas? š Academic š¼ Career ā¤ļø Social/Emotional
We are proud to support our students every single day.
Closing out a semester of our yoga elective and a marking period of yoga in PE with a little time for students to explore and play with sound equipment that is used sometimes during āsavasana,ā the final rest pose of our yoga practice.
Some of the frequencies created by the sound equipment can trigger the parasympathetic nervous system (rest and digest system), helping people to relax and reduce stress and anxiety.
It was great to see our students lead with curiosity and be gracious in making time for one another to try the equipment out!
Pictured we have: two crystal sound bowls, a Tibetan sound bowl, a seed shell shaker, an ocean drum, two steel tongue drums, and a chime.
Some of the frequencies created by the sound equipment can trigger the parasympathetic nervous system (rest and digest system), helping people to relax and reduce stress and anxiety.
It was great to see our students lead with curiosity and be gracious in making time for one another to try the equipment out!
Pictured we have: two crystal sound bowls, a Tibetan sound bowl, a seed shell shaker, an ocean drum, two steel tongue drums, and a chime.
While many of us were enjoying the snow, our Building & Grounds and Custodial teams were hard at work āļøš Thank you for your commitment to keeping our schools safe, accessible, and ready for learning. Your efforts do not go unnoticed!
Ms. Dzwonar and Ms. Wiley's GNR preschool students are having indoor snowball fun in the gym!
Ms. Douglass's class read Martin's Big Words and made an I Have a Dream project explaining their dreams for the future.
Melvin H. Kreps Middle School attended the NJASC (New Jersey Association of Student Councils) Winter Conference at The College of New Jersey, where elections were held for the 2026ā2027 NJASC State Officers.
We are thrilled to announce that our 7th grader, Meesha Patel, was elected Middle Level Representative! š
After an extensive application process, a panel interview, and delivering an impressive speech to over 200 attendees, Meesha earned this well-deserved win.
Congratulations, Meesha! Your leadership and dedication make the MHK community incredibly proud! š
We are thrilled to announce that our 7th grader, Meesha Patel, was elected Middle Level Representative! š
After an extensive application process, a panel interview, and delivering an impressive speech to over 200 attendees, Meesha earned this well-deserved win.
Congratulations, Meesha! Your leadership and dedication make the MHK community incredibly proud! š
On January 6, 7, & 8, MHK presented a wonderful series of choir, band, and orchestra concerts. Congratulations to the talented students and their respective teachers on a job well done.
Thank you to everyone who donated to the Perry L. Drew Elementary School toy drive š§øšŖ
Congratulations to the following students for auditioning and being accepted into the Central Jersey Music Educators Association (CJMEA) HS Region II Mixed Chorus, Treble Choir, Wind Ensemble, and Symphonic Band!
The halls were alive with the sound of music, as the Hightstown High School Advanced Choir embarked on its annual Traveling Caroling Tourāa joyful district tradition now in its third year!
The Hightstown High School Winter Chorus and Orchestra Concert took place on December 17, which featured the inaugural performance of the HHS Orchestra, the Advanced Choir, Choir, Hightstones, Schola Cantorum, and a combined choir performance.
