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Grenloch Terrace Early Childhood Center Honors Support Staff on National Education Support Professionals Day
Schools achieve highest possible certification
Please ensure that all new toys and gifts are unwrapped
Chestnut Ridge Middle School Announces Students of the Month for October
Washington Township Veterans Visit Thomas Jefferson Kindergarten Classes for Pledge of Allegiance Recital
Funds to help grow District's student assistance program
Wedgwood Elementary School Inducts Six New Members onto First in Math Wall of Fame
Ensembles to Perform in January 2020 at WTHS
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The Washington Township Board of Education has changed the starting time of its November 26, 2019, Executive Session to 5 p.m. The session originally was scheduled for 6 p.m. Please note that the start of the open work session and public sessoin remains at 7 p.m. Please click here for a press release detailing the change.
The Washington Township Public Schools is hosting a middle school coffee talk event for parents and guardians entitled "Tech and your Teen/Pre-Teen: What We Don't Know is Scary" The event will be held at Orchard Valley Middle School on Thursday, November 21, 2019, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Instructional Media Center. Please click here for a flyer with more information. To sign up for the event, click this link.
The District middle school FutureActs clubs are starting preparations for their annual "Gobble Up Hunger" Thanksgiving food drive. They currently are seeking donations of food to help create food baskets for families in need. Please click here for a flyer with more information.
Please click here to access the updated Washington Township Public Schools 2019-20 school calendar. Note the change in the start and finish of the school year. The first day of school for students now is scheduled for Thursday, September 5, 2019.
The Washington Township Public Schools' Student and Special Education Services Department recently released its 2019-20 Special Education Parent Advisory Group meeting schedule. Please click here for a flyer detailing the dates.
As a follow-up to Superintendent Joe Bollendorf's letter to the community regarding the presence of mercury in the gym floors and air quality at Bunker Hill Middle School and Bells Elementary School, we have established a page on the website to post updated information and testing results.
Please click here to access the page.
The Birches Elementary School PTO will host its 42nd Annual Craft Show on Saturday, November 23, 2019, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the 9-10 wing of Washington Township High School. The show features over 100 crafters. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Crafters interested in participating can email 
The District seeks nominations for 2019-20 Teacher of the Year and Educational Service Professional of the Year for all 11 of our schools. Nomations are due by Friday, November 29, 2019. To access a 2019-20 Teacher of the Year nomination form, please 
The Washington Township High School Way Off Broadway Players, under the direction of WTHS drama teacher Abby Molotsky, invite District elementary students to audition for inclusuion in "Free to Be ....You and Me." 
The Washington Township Public Schools have established a webpage with links and resources related to vaping awareness and prevention. The resources were culled from an April 2019 District presentation by Steered Straight founder Michael DeLeon. 
On Wednesday, November 28th, the District held its semi-annual Safe Schools Task Force Meeting. There were two very important presentations given at the meeting.
What is a "flipped classroom"? 
The Washington Township Public Schools' Registration Office currently is available via appointment only! If you need to register your child for school or have questions for the registration office, please call (856) 589-6644 x6698 to schedule your appointment. We thank you for your patience and consideration.
mental or emotional problems? Are you aware of any child who is in need of special education programs and services? An extra effort is being made to identify children between ages 3 to 5 for our preschool program for children with special needs.