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  • Family A-Fair: North Helps North in Name of Science

    Feb. 6, 2025-- High School North Principal Ed Keller joined his authentic science research (ASR) students (above) last week for a visit down the road to Intermediate North, where they judged the school's annual Science Fair.
  • Mariner Medallions Mark Kindness at High School North

    This year, we're highlighting what our schools are doing toward our three primary district goals: attendance, kindness, and academic achievement. Today, it's the High School North Mariners.
  • Self-Esteem, Community-Building the Themes of Challenge Day

    Jan. 15, 2025-- A few years ago, Challenge Day started as something of a pilot program, hosted at one building first, then several schools but on different days.
  • Raider Lighthouse a Beacon of Kindness

    This year, we're highlighting what our schools are doing toward our three primary district goals: attendance, kindness, and academic achievement. Today, it's the High School East Raiders.
  • Schools Get Schooled on New Facets of Student Financial Aid

    Jan. 10, 2025- Who says media center-based presentations from the state can't be fun (right)? The NJHESAA's (New Jersey Higher Education Student Assistance Authority) André Maglione and Sharon Austin (left) visited High School North yesterday, and leadership teams from every high school were in attendance to hear updates to the system and process of student financial aid services.
  • Big Project Delivered to HSS Front Office

    Dec. 18, 2024— Back in October, it was revealed that High School South students enrolled in the SPEAR 2 construction course were working on a big project.
  • Kindness Campaign Helps Net TR Town of Excellence Award

    Dec. 11, 2024-- The DART Prevention Coalition, part of RWJBarnabas Health, works with Ocean County communities to prevent and reduce substance use.
  • Kindness Culture Has Students Rocket Ready for Holiday Season

    This year, we're highlighting what our schools are doing toward our three primary district goals: attendance, kindness, and academic achievement. Today, it's the Rocket-Ready students of Intermediate East.
  • Open Houses Introduce Career Academies to Students, Families

    Dec. 9, 2024-- Career Academy open houses took place throughout last week, beginning with the Arts Academy at High School North Tuesday evening, and wrapping up with the Business Academy at High School South Dec.
  • These Patriots Are More Than Kind; They're Certified

    This year, we're highlighting what our schools are doing toward our three primary district goals: attendance, kindness, and academic achievement. Today, it's the Cedar Grove Patriots.
  • TREA-Sponsored Dinner a Celebration of Hispanic Culture

    Nov. 22, 2024-- Singing, dancing, games, food-- LOTS of food-- beautiful performances (above), thoughtful presentations, and camaraderie marked the celebration of culture that was the Hispanic Heritage Club dinner hosted last night at High School East.
  • Initiative to Beautify Int. North Underway

    Nov. 18, 2024-- This past Saturday, Intermediate North kicked off its beautification initiative with a day of teamwork and transformation. Staff and family members refreshed the hallways, windows, walls, and stairwells, setting the stage for a cleaner, more welcoming school environment.
  • Ocean County Sportsmanship Award Goes to Lady Raiders

    Nov. 12, 2024-- The High School East girls soccer team is the recipient of the 2024 Ocean County Sportsmanship Award. The honor, voted on by the Soccer Referee's Association, goes to individuals or teams that compete with respect, integrity, and goodwill, and who go above and beyond to display good character.
  • Kindness Town USA is at 55 Hyers Street

    This year, we're highlighting what our schools are doing toward our three primary district goals: attendance, kindness, and academic achievement. Today, it's the High School South Indians.
  • Army Body Flight Experience Has Raiders Airborne

    Oct. 31, 2024-- STEAM Academy AP capstone students took research to another level entirely at iFLY in King of Prussia, PA Oct. 28. Research students were flying high in the US Army Golden Knights Bodyflight training and experience lab.
  • Photo Gallery: Halloween 2024

    Oct. 30, 2024-- Not to brag, but Toms River sort of owns Halloween. Its signature parade is nationally known, and its costumes and creativity are always top notch.
  • You've Got Mail: Students Delivering New Structure to HSS Staff

    Oct. 21, 2024-- Students enrolled in the United Way-funded Project SPEAR classes at High School South have a reputation for utilizing their new skills to improve their school and community.
  • Kindness Has a Kingdom (and a King) at Intermediate North

    This year, we're highlighting what our schools are doing toward our three primary district goals: attendance, kindness, and academic achievement. Today, it's the Intermediate North Dolphins.
  • Unity, Truth Mark Superintendent's Message to Community

    Oct. 17, 2024-- At last night's public Toms River School Board meeting, during the Superintendent's Comments portion, Michael Citta delivered an impassioned speech, addressing recent falsities being shared about the district, stressing unity and togetherness, and urging school families and the community to remain educated about the issues and to seek the truth about the realities facing Toms River Regional Schools.
  • Training, Workshops, Activities Fill Staff PD Day

    Oct. 14, 2024-- Buildings are closed to students today in recognition of Columbus Day, but district staff utilized a shortened work day to partake in professional development.
  • Intermediate South Celebrates Two Decades

    Oct. 7, 2024-- Intermediate South, established in 2005, celebrated its 20-year anniversary Oct. 5, and the event was a resounding success."This just goes to show that the South community is supportive, strong, and successful," said Intermediate South Assistant Principal Casey Daniel.
  • Seminoles 'Caught in Act' of Meeting Goals

    This year, we're highlighting what our schools are doing toward our three primary district goals: attendance, kindness, and academic achievement. Today, it's the Intermediate South Seminoles.
  • AIR to Honor East SAC Dawn Aulisi

    Sept. 26, 2024-- Longtime High School East student assistance counselor (SAC) Dawn Aulisi has impacted countless lives in and around her school. In addition to her one-on-one work with students, she’s been a tremendous advocate for mental health within the greater Toms River community, and her capacity for making connections with people and organizations doing great work has proven to be mutually beneficial.
  • BBQ Tradition About More Than Food for Senior Mariners

    Sept. 26, 2024-- A tradition continued on the grounds of High School North yesterday. But as the annual event progresses from year to year, the school's senior barbeque features more than just food, even if the BBQ remains the main attraction.
  • Sportsmanship, Kindness a Matter of Course at Int. North

    Sept. 26, 2024-- Led by coaches Leigh Madigan and Julian Clause, Intermediate North's cross country team recently demonstrated sportsmanship and kindness by warmly welcoming their sister school from Intermediate South to their course.
  • WSS Warriors Using Announcements to Preach Kindness

    This year, we're highlighting what our schools are doing toward our three primary district goals: attendance, kindness, and academic achievement. Today, it's the Washington Street Warriors.
  • Coach of the Week Honors Go to 'O'

    Sept. 20, 2024-- It's been a good week for both the New York Jets and the High School North Mariners. The former beat the Patriots in a nationally-televised game last night, and the latter is coming off a 44-point win and sits at 3-0 on the season.
  • Scavenger Hunt Pairs Teacher Vets With New Seminole Staff

    Sept. 4, 2024-- Following yesterday's PD Day kickoff at RWJBarnabas Health Arena, staff returned to their schools. And Intermediate South staff really had a chance to explore their building.
  • School Year Begins With Talk of Making Connections

    Sept. 3, 2024-- As it did last year, the 2024-2025 school year began with an all-staff assembly at RWJBarnabas Health Arena.It was a picture-perfect morning as buses arrived from schools with their staff members-- everyone from teachers to nurses to custodial staff and more.
  • New Middle Schoolers Finding Their Way Around

    Aug. 29, 2024-- Incoming sixth graders and new students at Intermediate East weren't the only ones having fun exploring their new schools this week. New Dolphins and Seminoles at Intermediate North and South, respectively, had their chance this week to learn the hallways, meet their future classmates and teachers (and their families, right), and yes-- get some new school swag (above).
  • Kindness Campaign, Community Connections to Drive '24-'25

    Signs of kindness will be omnipresent at every school and throughout the greater Toms River community this year.
  • Community Rallies Behind District as Budget Battle Goes to Court

    "I want to commend you on the strength that you just showed," said Assemblyman Paul Kanitra at the July 3 special board meeting in response to the district and board's announcement of a lawsuit against the state of NJ.
  • Spotlight Rests on Intermediate South Teacher

    July 18, 2024-- Intermediate South teacher Angela Ashkenis was featured in Toms River Patch as part of an educational spotlight series.Ashkenis-- above left and right center with her students-- a special education teacher at the school, was nominated by colleague Deb Sheran, above right.
  • Tutoring Program H.I.T.s Its Mark

    July 16, 2024-- At the outset of the 2023-2024 school year, the district announced it had earned a state grant worth $614k to host a tutoring program to further eliminate learning losses related to the pandemic.
  • North's Barrett Named 2024 Boys Track Coach of the Year

    July 2, 2024-- High School North boys track and field coach Michael Barrett has been named Coach of the Year for 2024.Read more at NJ.com/Star Ledger (subscriber exclusive).
  • CDC Releases Vaccination Info for Teachers

    The fact sheet answers questions about the federal retail pharmacy program, eligibility, and more.

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On May 2, 2008, the Family Leave Insurance (FLI) was signed into law effective July 1, 2009. Please note that on May 15, 2019, the State changed their procedure to file. The school system no longer needs to submit information at the time of your application. In order to obtain a claim form, please visit the NJ Department of Labor's website at www.nj.gov/labor. Once you are directed to the site, click on the Family Leave Insurance tab. At this point you have the choice to submit your claim online or print out the application and submit it to the State. 

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Contact Information

Human Resources

Yamila Gordon, HR Generalist (Non-Certified Staff)

Ext. 500073

ygordon@trschools.com

Maureen Cummings, HR Generalist (Attendance) 

Ext. 500071

mcummings@trschools.com

Dawn Radetich, Senior HR Generalist (Certified Staff)

 Ext. 500072

dradetich@trschools.com

Paula Tamburello

Ext. 500074

ptamburello@trschools.com 

Dr. Megan Osborn, Director of Human Resources

Ext. 500070

mosborn@trschools.com

Employee Benefits

Tracie Doss, Employee Benefits Coordinator

 Ext. 500112

tdoss@trschools.com

Carrie Lavin, Employee Benefits Coordinator

 Ext. 500110

clavin@trschools.com