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School District Celebrates ‘Franklin’s Finest’

School District Celebrates ‘Franklin’s Finest’

Hundreds of students, parents, teachers and administrators gathered at Franklin High School Jan. 7 to basically celebrate the township school district. The morning-long program featured presentations on curriculum in the schools, a demonstration of high school robotics, a student art gallery and information sessions on initiatives being undertaken by the district, among other things. The […]

Central Jersey College Prep Charter School Accepting Applications For 2017-18 School Year

Central Jersey College Prep Charter School Accepting Applications For 2017-18 School Year

Central Jersey College Prep Charter School (CJCP) is a public charter school serving grades Kindergarten through 3rd, and 6 through 12. Parents of students who reside in Franklin Township, New Brunswick and North Brunswick may apply for admission to CJCP for their child. There is no testing or any other academic eligibility requirement. A lottery […]

Tips On Keeping Mentally Fit Presented At FHS Workshop

Tips On Keeping Mentally Fit Presented At FHS Workshop

The physical effects of stress, depression and other mental health disorders, and tips on keeping mentally “fit” were the main topics of a workshop presented Dec. 15 at the Franklin High School cafeteria. The workshop was the brainchild of three FHS students, Rohit Aita, Sunny Patel and Sohil Patel, all of whom comprise the community […]

Students Throughout Township Learn Basics Of Computer Coding

Students Throughout Township Learn Basics Of Computer Coding

  Students throughout the township participated in a world-wide program Dec. 8 designed to introduce them to computer coding. Called, aptly, the Hour of Code, the 4-year-old program boasts millions of students in more than 180 countries, according to the program’s creators at Code.org. The coding is usually done during the annual Computer Science Education […]

Central Jersey College Prep Celebrates Blue Ribbon Award

Central Jersey College Prep Celebrates Blue Ribbon Award

Central Jersey College Prep Charter School threw itself a party on Nov. 29, one with national implications. The school celebrated its inclusion in the 2016 class of National Blue Ribbon Schools, an award bestowed by the U.S. Department of Education. School administrators, teachers, students, parents and local dignitaries watched a short video about the school, […]

Township Resident Named An Illinois ‘Student Laureate’

Township Resident Named An Illinois ‘Student Laureate’

Submitted by Roosevelt University. When Alice Beals arrived at Roosevelt University in 2013, she knew no one and found herself very much on her own in building connections that would lead this month to her being selected as Roosevelt’s top senior and prestigious Illinois student laureate. The 21-year-old music education major in Roosevelt’s Chicago College […]

FHS Celebrates Fall Sports Teams With Pep Rally, Bonfire

FHS Celebrates Fall Sports Teams With Pep Rally, Bonfire

The Franklin High School pep rally and bonfire went off without a hitch Nov. 22, and there was no one happier than school principal Cheryl Clark. The event was originally scheduled for the week of homecoming, but bad weather forced its postponement. Clark brought the idea for the pep rally and bonfire from her hometown […]

Township Students Participate In Program Sponsored By Commission On Status Of Women

Township Students Participate In Program Sponsored By Commission On Status Of Women

Girls from two schools in the township were among 58 throughout Somerset County who participated in a STEM program at the county Vocational & Technical High School. The event was sponsored by the county Commission on the Status of Women. Participating in the event were township students from Sampson G. Smith School and Central Jersey College […]

District Students Overwhelmingly Favor Clinton In Mock Presidential Election

District Students Overwhelmingly Favor Clinton In Mock Presidential Election

Hillary Clinton was the big winner in a series of mock presidential elections held in district schools in October and November. Among the students in grades K-8, Clinton and her running mate Tim Kaine garnered 3,368 votes, while their Republican opponents, Donald Trump and Mike Pence, received 500 votes, according to information supplied by the […]

District Elementary School Students Participate In Mock Presidential Vote

District Elementary School Students Participate In Mock Presidential Vote

The school district’s elementary students on Nov. 1 got a taste of what it’s like to vote for the president. The students participated in “All Kids Vote,” a mock voting program. Students voted either online or through paper ballots, said district spokeswoman Mary Clark. In Elizabeth Avenue School, excited students lined up by class outside of the […]