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  • Trio of Students Jump Into Action to Save Pup From Harm

    April 1, 2026- Louie — the beloved pug of Director of Student Services John Green — had become loose and escaped from his harness in the parking lot of PetSmart after being spooked by a delivery truck last week.
  • GT Expo a Showcase of Mythical Skills

    Stump the superintendent? A couple of gifted and talented students attempt to school Superintendent Michael Citta, and it appears to be working. 
  • Top Educators Receive Their Flowers at Board Meeting

    They are ALL IN: The 2025-2026 Teachers and Educational Service Professionals of the Year were honored at the March 18 Board of Education meeting at High School North.
  • Cake Sculptures, Mosaic Apples Highlight 2026 Youth Art Month

    March 11, 2026- All 12 district elementary schools are participants in this year's Youth Art Month celebration, which hosted its opening receptions at the TRAC (Toms River Artist Community) Gallery in downtown Toms River late last week.
  • Leigha Remains Focus of Rare Disease Day

    March 5, 2026- Rare Disease Day is the last day in February, but since Feb. 28 fell on a Saturday in 2026, schools here in the district have opted to recognize the day today, March 5.
  • School Counseling Week All About Amplifying Student Success

    Feb. 2, 2026- This week, Feb. 2 through 6 is National School Counseling Week as recognized by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA). Its purpose?
  • Halloween is in the Air at Toms River Schools

    Oct. 29, 2025- Halloween week 2025 has turned gloomy, windy, and somewhat spooky, which is to say— perfect conditions for the occasion. See how our schools are celebrating this year via the photo gallery below, which we'll continue to update throughout the week.
  • Flags Lowered in Remembrance of 9/11 on 24-Year Anniversary

    Sept. 11, 2025- Flags throughout Toms River Regional Schools are at half mast today, Sept. 11, 2025, on the 24-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks that killed almost 3,000 Americans in 2001.
  • Back to School 2025-2026

    Sept. 3, 2025- Students returned to school today, officially kicking off the 2025-2026 school year. We've hand selected some of our favorite photos from a joyous day- we'll update this page throughout the day and rest of the week- but you can find more on the district's Instagram and Facebook feeds, as well as the IG accounts of our schools.
  • Staff Get 'Together,' Show They Are 'ALL IN'

    Superintendent Mike Citta greets staff members this morning as they enter RWJBarnabas Health Arena for a pep rally to begin the new 2025-2026 school year.
  • Buildings Freshen Up During District Beautification Day

    Aug. 20, 2025- While custodians, grounds, and maintenance crews continue to work hard preparing schools for opening day, they received some helping hands today.
  • 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.
  • Hispanic Heritage Clubs Converge for Love of Fun

    High School North's Hispanic Heritage Club came to visit Walnut Street's Hispanic Heritage Club this month in celebration of Valentine's Day. Students played a game called Lotería, which means Lottery/BINGO, and made some awesome slime with glitter. It was a fun day for all.
  • Active Learning Encouraged During Science Presentation

    Walnut Street students enjoyed a presentation by Box of Light. The program, Burble, Fizz, KaBoom!, explored molecules, phases of matter (solids, liquids, gases), chemical solutions, and reactions in a series of fun, active demonstrations that used volunteers from the audience. It was a fun...sometimes messy...and informative introduction to science that actively involved students.
  • Students Treated to PTO-Sponsored Carnival

    Walnut Street's PBSIS initiative kicked off in grand style on Friday! After reviewing the school-wide expectations of being respectful, responsible and safe, all students were treated to a carnival, sponsored by the Wildcat PTO. Thank you, PTO and all of the teachers and administrators involved with this successful event!
  • 'Wizard of Oz' at Walnut Street

    Walnut Street's "The Wizard of Oz" was a treat for all who attended, including Superintendent Citta. The school thanks directors Angela Steuer and Sharon Alicchio, sound and music director Phil Walsh, and drama club coaches Jessica Capone, Lauren Mendez, Gina Koenig, Marie Metta, Michele MacLallen, and Kim Nardone. “Congratulations to our boys and girls on a wonderful performance!” said Principal Kevin McCann.
  • Country Mike and Lead U Visit Walnut Street

    Country Mike and his Lead U team reinforced valuable life skills with Walnut Street Elementary students. The presentation included how to effectively communicate, problem solve, resolve conflicts, understand one's feelings, and be part of a team. Thank you, Country Mike, and the entire Lead U Team!