At the Rutgers women's basketball game Jan. 9, the NJSIAA recognized high school seniors in honor of National Girls & Women in Sports Day. Sophia Bloom, a cross country athlete, was the proud representative of High School North. Way to go, Sophia! (1/15/25)

Work-based learning CAP students from all district high schools and HSN's FBLA officer attended a GTRCC networking event Jan. 10 for their monthly member connect. "Thank you to our Greater Toms River Chamber of Commerce for welcoming our students and providing them an invaluable experience!" said work-based learning teacher coordinator Jamie Tesoro. (1/13/25)

In honor of National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, which was Jan. 9, members of Miss Crockett's Kindness Club at North Dover Elementary showed Officer Jeff much gratitude for keeping everyone safe. And, we all say thank you to members of law enforcement throughout the district who keep our schools safe every day! (1/10/25)

Jamie Pschorr, 1997 graduate of East and TV21, is now executive producer of the evening news shows on WPVI 6 out of Philly. She returned to East this week to speak to Raiders in the TRSTV broadcast journalism program about her career experience. (12/20/24)

"Thank you, Mrs. Ruhlin, for helping share the holiday spirit," said High School South Principal Kevin Raylman about Lauren Ruhlin, who led the Mentor Club today in some fun clay ornament making. (12/18/24)

A first grader at Washington Street Elementary School gets his new winter coat zipped up thanks to a friendly guidance counselor and United Way of Monmouth and Ocean Counties’ annual Warmest Wishes Coat Drive. (12/11/24)

On December 4th, the Pine Beach Elementary chorus spread holiday cheer at the Ocean County Tree Lighting. Students filled the air with their melodies as hundreds gathered to witness the tree lighting. Even Santa stopped by for a quick visit! (12/5/24) 

Congratulations to HSN senior trumpet player James Warren, who performed with the Macy’s Great American Marching Band during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in NYC. Way to go, James! (12/2/24)

Hooper Avenue's annual Turkey Trot was a success thanks to Hooper students, families, staff, PTO, cross country team members, and T.E.A.M. volunteers. By working together, $1,500 was raised for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. (11/26/24)

High School North FBLA Chapter Officers (left to right) Gabrielle Rizzo, Gabriela Kostova, and Joanne Chen achieved national recognition for their leadership. Congratulations, ladies! (11/26/24)

For the past 20 years, Hooper Avenue Elementary School has teamed up with 100.1 WJRZ during the radio station's annual Share the Joy initiative. During the month of November, students in Mr. Hynoski's class worked hard to collect food from the school community. All food collected will support Fulfill of Monmouth and Ocean Counties and will benefit people in the local communities. (11/22/24)

The Unified Sports Flag Football season continued this week at the Field of Dreams when High School North’s Mariners took to the field for the first time to play Wall High School. The game was fantastic in its own right, but also served as a precursor to next week’s season-ending matchup against in-district rival High School East. Another Battle of Bay Avenue is in store, this time with flag football bragging rights at stake. So stay tuned. (11/22/24)

Cedar Grove is partnering with Roots & Shoots from Toms River High School North to host a series of three programs this year for grades three and four. The first program taught students about sustainability and recycling! (10/29/24)

Left to right: trainer Joe Grassi, New Jersey Department of Education Office of School Preparation and Emergency Planning's James McDavitt, and Assistant Superintendent Jim Ricotta came together to provide Stop the Bleed training to area nurses and professionals. (10/24/24)

"Kindness is a ripple that starts with a single act and grows into something powerful." Intermediate East student Dante Ellis-- pictured here putting the "I" in KIND and with teacher Chuck Simon-- is a "wonderful kid and has come a long way," according to Assistant Principal James Cleveland. Dante was celebrated for his kindness and progress, and for "being the reason someone smiles today." Way to go, Dante! (10/15/24)

Mrs. Moser's pre-K class at North Dover said thank you on National Custodial Worker's Recognition Day to the staff members who keep their school running smoothly and clean! (10/4/24)

Officer Christine, from the Ocean County Sherriff's Department, visited West Dover Elementary with two K9s, Drigo a German shepherd and Fiona a bloodhound. (9/27/24)

Intermediate East paraprofessional Nancy Jubert has won the Ocean County Council Education Association's ESP (Educational Support Professional) of the Year award. Ms. Jubert is senior building rep, serves on many school committees, and this is her second time winning this honor. Congratulations, Nancy! (9/20/24)

Members of T.E.A.M. (Together Everyone Achieves More) enjoyed returning to their elementary alma mater, North Dover, to give back to the school. (9/17/24)

Several district educators have been highlighted through Toms River Patch’s partnership with T-Mobile to bring attention to local teachers, and the latest is Cedar Grove’s Ida Palmieri (left). Read more here about who others describe as “a natural at teaching children with autism.” (8/19/24)