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Please review the updated NJ DOE high school graduation assessment requirements. There are major updates for the class of 2020 and beyond. Contact the school with any questions.
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Samantha graduated from New Egypt in 2008. She completed her Undergraduate degree at Savannah College of Art and Design. At SCAD she was able to tailor her Art program to meet the requirements for Johns Hopkins University. Currently Samantha is working in Belgium as an Anaplastologist where she meets with patients making ear, nose, eye and finger prosthetics. Read more about her by clicking the headline link above.
2019-2020 KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION!
If your child will be 5 years old before October 1, 2019, please call Mrs. Lynn Kukoda (609) 758-6800 Ext. 5005 to make an appointment for May 28 or May 29 at the New Egypt Primary School.
Every Student Succeeds Act Grant- District Needs Assessment Survey-Click HERE.
A comprehensive needs assessment is a process that is used to identify needs and performance challenges in a school or district, determine their root causes, and set priorities for future action.
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Mrs. Williams "What's In My Suitcase" wins an Emmy!
Mrs. Rita Williams along with second grade teachers Mrs. Kristin Abate, Mrs. Courtney Adelung, Mrs. Megan Castro, Mrs. Jana Kekesi, Mrs. Cheryl Marinari and Mrs. Cara Sapiezynski at Dr. Gerald H. Woehr Elementary School received an Emmy for a NJEA Close-up called “What’s in my suitcase?”. The show was about teaching the Holocaust through art. Mrs. Williams believes all children need to be aware of the Holocaust and what better way but through art. We should all be proud of Mrs. Williams and the Second Grade Team, because how many schools can say they have a real Emmy? You can see the program and award on youtube NJEA Closeup.
Veteran’s Day at Dr. Gerald H. Woehr Elementary School was filled with Veterans. Mrs. Karen Brown, Mrs. Ginger White and Mrs. Rita Williams along with teachers put together a Veteran’s Day assembly to remember. The students in Mrs. Williams art class made works of art for the Veterans and each one went home with a little remembrance of the day. The chorus, directed by Mr. Ken Beere, sang songs honoring the men and women veterans. Mrs. Heather Collins and Mrs. Alyse Kreig ended the program with a beautiful slideshow of pictures of Vets that the students brought from their families and friends.
Plumsted Township School District Board Of Education Community Committees 2018-2019
PTBOE Meeting January 2, 2019
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TNF Presents: Stuck in the Middle
2018 New Egypt High School Graduation Video
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Superintendent Letter re: Safety and Security
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