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  • Kindness at Home

    Toms River Regional Schools believes kindness starts at home and flourishes through strong partnerships between families and schools. As part of our 2024-2025 Kindness Campaign, we invited parents to share how their family encourages kindness in everyday life.
  • Potential Future Musicians Sample Some Instruments

    May 20, 2025- Do I love the violin (right)? Do I loathe the saxophone (left)? These are the questions the annual Instrument Test Drive sets out to answer.
  • Lights, Camera, Auction to Take Place June 5

    March 26, 2025- The district is partnering with Fair Funding For Students (FFFS) NJ to host a large-scale gift auction June 5 at RWJBarnabas Health Arena.
  • District Honors Year's Best at Board Meeting

    March 20, 2025-- At the March 19, 2025 Toms River School Board meeting, the district's Teachers and Educational Service Professionals of the Year were recognized and honored with commemorative plaques.
  • Youth Art on 'TRAC' for Amazing Month

    March 11, 2025- The Toms River Elementary Fine Arts Department hosted their annual Youth Art Month (YAM) Exhibit this year at a new location, the TRAC (Toms River Artist Community) Art Gallery, 40 Main Street in downtown Toms River.
  • Rare Disease Day Takes on Added Meaning for TR in 2025

    Feb. 27, 2025- Rare Disease Day is a worldwide movement, hosted annually on the last day in February, aimed at raising awareness among the general public and decision makers about rare diseases and their impact on patients' lives.
  • Singing in the Holiday Season

    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!
  • ML Families Gather, Give Thanks

    Nov. 19, 2024 -- Multilingual (ML) students and their families from Pine Beach Elementary, South Toms River Elementary, Washington Street Elementary, and Intermediate South gathered for a night of fun STEAM activities.
  • Kindness Club's Impact Felt in Pine Beach

    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 Pine Beach Panthers.
  • 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.
  • Watch: Students Join Superintendent for Roundtable Discussion

    Oct. 11, 2024-- At the Toms River Schools TV (TRSTV) studio on the campus of High School East, Superintendent Michael Citta was joined by three special guests for a roundtable discussion Oct.
  • PBE Panthers Reveal Hispanic Pride in School Video

    Sept. 20, 2024-- Pine Beach Elementary School teacher Megan Delahunt's multilingual students have been learning about Hispanic Heritage Month, which is Sept.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Peer Leadership Program Reaches Seventh Year

    Aug. 5, 2024-- Last week, incoming fifth-grade students from the district’s 12 elementary schools were invited to participate in Toms River Regional Schools’ seventh annual Peer Leadership Program.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • May Is Mental Health Awareness Month in TRRS

    Staff at Pine Beach showed their support of the district's Mental Health Awareness Month initiative.