Thank you to Professor (and EHS alumnus) Jonathan Finnerty from Middlesex College for engaging with EHS students about Social Contract Theory as part of their second Public Philosophy Project session this year. And again, thank you to CTE's very own Ms. Heath and her Foods classes for the snacks!
The EHS School Counseling Office is hosting Junior Parent College Planning Night on January 9th from 6:30-8:30. Come hear from the counselors and admissions panel with representatives from five different colleges about how to prepare for the college search and application process. Please register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeHUDgEZZi7BOw2VvY4kRSCg6ddx8O2vuCzgJIY8li2IDOUvA/viewform
The John P . Stevens High School Band is proud to announce that a staggering 33 students from their program were selected by audition to the 2024-25 Central Jersey Region Band. These students represent the highest number from any one school in Central New Jersey! (13 seniors, 9 juniors, 7 sophomores, 4 freshmen).
ESA Students Visited Rutgers University Nutrition and Food Sciences Program learning about career opportunities in the field as well as cooking in the new state of art food science lab on campus. Thank you to the Rutgers Director of the Didactic Program in Dietetics, Dr. Virginia Quick, for organizing the visit!
ESA: Thank you to the United Association of Air Conditioning and HVAC for coming to visit with our students!
Look - it's Santa the Barbarian...or JAMS teacher - Mr. Sudia who helped close out the jamazing winter band concert at JAMS
A successful ribbon-cutting ceremony at JAMS for the opening of the new gym. We are so grateful and excited to use this space.
Ms. Hopkins and Ms. Bischoff are truly JAMS gifts this holiday season!! Oh, and don't forget to support JAMS. Giving Tree and help families in need this holiday season.
Congratulations to Mr. Mulcahy and Mr. Fossa on the #JAMazing performance of the JAMS winter band concert. 275 #JAMazing musicians packed the gym!
Ms. May and her Architecture 2 and 3 students are ready for the Union County Community College Bridge Building Competition. Good Luck!
We are pleased to share that 27 students from John P. Stevens High School choir program were selected for the Central Jersey Regions Choir!
More than 700 students from 6 different counties auditioned for a spot in this prestigious ensemble, and nearly 17% of the choir will be made up of students from John P. Stevens HS. Go Hawks!
A great day in CTE!
Our DECA competitors completed their District competition exam! Good luck to all, can't wait to see how many student qualify for the state competition!
Lights,Camera,Winter Concert!
In preparation for tonight's holiday concert, members of the 4th and 5th grade band, orchestra, and chorus treated our Ben Bolts to a preview of their amazing talents. We can't wait to see their performance this evening!
Proud of our Edison High School DECA students taking the first step in completion this year taking the district exam! Good luck Eagles!
Agenda: https://go.boarddocs.com/nj/edisontsd/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=DB8SPL73A975
Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/live/c9-Y7GQtmJQ
There will now be a combined Caucus/Public Meeting to be held on December 17, 2024, commencing at 5:30 P.M. at Edison High School, 50 Boulevard of the Eagles, Edison, NJ. The agenda to the extent known is to conduct the monthly caucus/public meeting of the Edison Board of Education and any other matter that may come to the attention of the Board. Formal action may be taken by the Board. The Edison Board of Education reserves the right to go into privileged session to discuss personnel and/or legal matters if necessary.
Good luck to all of the Hawks taking the SAT today! You will do a fantastic job 🎉
Students from the DEI High School Leadership Teams at JPS and EHS had an incredible experience at the Middlesex County High School Day of Dialogue! Shout out to Supportive Schools and the Middlesex County Superintendent’s Association for hosting such an inspiring event! Students engaged in courageous conversations, deepening their understanding of diversity, equity, and inclusion. It was a day filled with meaningful dialogue, new perspectives, and a shared commitment to creating positive change in our schools and communities!
Lincoln School has a great turn out to our ESL Winter Extravaganza! Thank you to everyone who attended, the night was a great success!
Open to All High School Students!
Apply for the New Superintendent's Advisory Group for Empowering Students! SAGE
What Is SAGES?
A new student advisory group working with Dr. Aldarelli, Superintendent of our Edison Township Public Schools.
Who Can Apply?
Students in grades 9–12 who want to make a positive difference in our schools.
Why Join?
Share your ideas. Represent your peers. Help shape the future of our schools.
How to Apply: Visit the SAGES website for more information and a link to the application.
https://www.edison.k12.nj.us/page/sages
DEADLINE: Monday, December 23, 2024, @ 11:59PM
