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Hurffville Elementary School Hosts Assembly to Unveil โB.A.R.K.โ Program Promoting Positive Behavior
Washington Township High School Senior Edward Mulvihill Sworn in as Student Board of Education Representative
Wedgwood Elementary School Math Students Surpass 2 Million Problems Solved Using First in Math Program
Middle School Humanities Students Celebrate Constitutionโs Birthday at National Constitution Center in Philadelphia
Washington Township School Food Service Workers Back the Birds on Eagles Spirit Day
Presidentsโ Council to Host Meet the Candidatesโ Night on Wednesday, October 18, 2023
Washington Township Schools Partners with Care Solace to Help Students, Staff with Accessing Mental Health Care
Washington Township High School Announces Change in Start Time for Homecoming Spirit Parade, Football Game
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WTPS Mobile is now available for your phone |
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The Washington Township Public Schools has partnered with Care Solace to support the well-being of students, staff, and their family members. Care Solace is a complimentary and confidential care coordination service that can help our community quickly find mental health or substance-use treatment options matched to needs, regardless of circumstances. For more information on the program, click here, or access the WTPS Care Solace page at this link.
The Washington Township middle school FutureActs Clubs are dedicated to their mission of serving the community. Two of the clubs' biggest events take place in November -- providing Thanksgiving meals to around 200 families -- and December -- assisting with holiday gifts.
If you are a family in need or know someone in need, the clubs have created a Family Assistance Form at this link. For more information, contact Maddy Kubik, Heather Finn, or Amanda Dacquisto.
The Washington Township Public School is hiring for positions for the 2023-24 school year. Please click here for an informational flyer with more details, and click here to apply!
The Washington Township Board of Education has announced it will hold its executive sessions, non-public discussion periods prior to open board meetings, starting at 6:00 p.m. for the remainder of 2023. The sessions originally were scheduled for 6:30 p.m., but have been extended to allow for more discussion. Executive sessions take place in the board room of the Eileen Abbott Central Administration Building (206 East Holly Avenue, Sewell, NJ 08080). Click here for a press release detailing the time change.
Please click here for a press release from the Washington Township Board of Education regarding the schedule of meetings -- work sessions and regular meetings -- for the 2023 calendar year.
ESS, which provides substitute teachers and support staff for districts across the area, including Washington Township, recently announced it is offering two new programs. The service’s Career Kickstart Initiative helps compensate new substitutes and support staff for some of the costs required to become properly credentialed. The ESS Refer a Friend program pays current ESS workers $100 for every eligible friend they refer to become a substitute teacher, aide, or support staffer.
For more information about Career Kickstart, check out this flyer.
For more information about Refer a Friend, check out this flyer.
Please take a few minutes to look over the presentation made to the Board of Education regarding the proposed WTHS Visual and Performing Arts Academy. 
The Washington Township Public Schools were among a handful of New Jersey School Districts highlighted in a New Jersey School Board Association article about serving non-English-speaking families. Check out 
TWP Families: Please take time to check out 
New Jersey residents now have access to free counseling, emotional support, information and assistance through NJ Mental Health Cares. For more information, 
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.