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There is some exciting news from Riverside: The Riverside Sensory Path is now ready for students! The response so far has been amazing and students and teachers are expressing gratitude to Lynn Spirko, Ashley Kennedy, Alison Unkert and the entire group that worked together to make it happen.

The Princeton Public Schools Visual and Performing Arts Department is pleased to share its winter edition of “News from the Arts,” a quarterly electronic newsletter about recent and upcoming arts events.

The PHS 3-Year Research Program is now accepting applications. This program is geared towards students who are interested in pursuing their own independent scientific research project. All current freshmen are eligible to apply.

PPS parents and students are invited to a February 7 screening of the film True Justice at the Princeton High School PAC (Performing Arts Center).

Following a smooth reorganization Monday night, the Board of Education is looking ahead to build on the accomplishments of the past year, while capitalizing on the skills and experience of its members to tackle the challenges ahead. 

At a reorganization meeting on Tuesday evening, the Board of Education welcomed three new and returning members, elected leadership and discussed the sharing of various roles through which the board will liaise with school and community partners in the year ahead.

Every month, Littlebrook staff and students celebrate and explore a different social-emotional theme. January's theme is self-regulation which led to the creation of the "Zones of Regulation" bulletin board. 

Preschool and Kindergarten Registration for 2020-2021 School Year

Did you know that the breakfast menu at John Witherspoon has been getting good word-of-mouth reviews from students and staff? Meanwhile, breakfast at Princeton High School now starts at 7:45 AM every morning.

Families interested in applying to the Dual Language Immersion (DLI) Program for incoming Kindergarten and First Grade 2020-2021 are invited to attend an information session on December 10th, at 7:00 PM at Community Park School. The program is open to kindergarten and first grade students at Community Park, Johnson Park, Littlebrook and Riverside. Bus transportation to Community Park is available.

Click here to see our most recent standardized assessment report, which includes the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments (NJSLA), SAT, ACT, and AP data for 2018-2019.

Princeton Board of Education recently approved a $1.54 million contract with Shorelands Construction Inc. for security upgrades at all four elementary schools.

In the next two years, Princeton Public Schools will use $27 million in referendum funds for health and safety upgrades to schools. Here are some of the planned improvements at Princeton High School.

The Prince, Princeton High School's yearbook, was recently awarded top honors by The Garden State Scholastic Press Association and received the highest score of any yearbook submitted in New Jersey. The Garden State Scholastic Press Association promotes scholastic journalism in New Jersey. The Prince received the GSSPA "All New Jersey Platinum" award.

After almost ten years of service, Cranbury board representative Evelyn Spann is leaving the Princeton Board of Education.

Students at Community Park School participated in a Mix It Up at Lunch Day, a concept launched by the Teaching Tolerance project, which encourages students to sit with someone new in the cafeteria.

The annual PHS Hackathon will be held Nov 2 and is open to all New Jersey high school students.

It was out with the old, and in with the new last Saturday at the JW Edible Gardens!

Beginning Wednesday, November 6 Alexander Street will be closed for six months

PPS teachers recently participated in an author visit with Cornelius Minor at Barnes & Noble.

The district has developed a new visitor protocol scheduled for full implementation beginning in October 2019.

Princeton Public Schools is pleased to announce Free Public Preschool Pending NJ Department of Education Preschool Aid

Thanks to an increase in funding from community partners and supportive grants, students have benefited from the largest menu of summer programs ever being offered at Princeton Public Schools. 

Felicia Spitz of Princeton Children's Fund (PCF) shared some happy news recently: The book clubs at the Princeton Public Library have attracted over 40 John Witherspoon and Princeton High School students.

Riverside School will be the first elementary school to receive new air conditioning and heating units as part of a series of improvements that Princeton Public Schools will make in the next 18 months.

Princeton Public Schools is installing air conditioning in the high school gym, one of several major upgrades in the works this summer.

The Princeton Public Schools are committed to working collaboratively with our full community to advance learning and wellness for our students while at the same time minimizing the financial impact on our taxpayers.

We are continuing to move forward with our implementation of the projects associated with our facilities referendum, and I want to provide you with some key information about our approach to those projects. 

At its meeting on Tuesday, February 26, 2019, the Board of Education for the Princeton Public Schools took an important next step in the implementation of its school facilities referendum projects by approving a contract to appoint the Piscataway-based firm Epic Management, Inc. (“EPIC”) as its construction manager.

The 2019-2020 school calendar is available.

A message from Steve Cochrane Superintendent of Princeton Public Schools.

 For the 13^th year, JP has collected food for local families through donations to our annual Turkey Trot.  This year was like no other.

Scholar-athletes from Princeton University's women's softball and ice-hockey teams visited JP classrooms to read to students.

A letter to parents and students from Principal Ginsberg.

As you may know, our JP P.T.O. is building an Amphitheater. We seek to commemorate all current JP pupils and staff members!

We’ll plant trees around our amphitheater with dedications to everyone currently at JP. Whether or not you participate in our brick sale, we’ll still, with your permission, include your child in our class dedications.

JP third graders presented the Princeton History Museum, featuring exhibits on Princeton's education, communication, and transportation systems and town development.

Johnson Park pre-K classes visited Howell Living History Farm, where the children learned about farm life in the 1800's. 

On Fri., Apr. 12th, Johnson Park students and parents gathered in a darkened all-purpose room in anticipation of viewing the second grade's performance of Strega Nona, an original script that the children helped develop, based on the popular children’s Strega Nona series.

The Princeton Public Schools Visual and Performing Arts Department is pleased to share its winter edition of “News from the Arts,” a quarterly electronic newsletter about recent and upcoming arts events.