Warren Township Schools

Seventh graders in Mary Pat Brown’s Innovation and Design class recently were faced with a unique challenge… to save the failing amusement park in Warren by designing and building a roller coaster guaranteed to boost revenue by coaxing ... View article

Branchburg educator Alison Watkins will join the Warren Township School District as the new principal of Central School on February 1. The Board of Education approved Watkins’ appointment at its Dec. 21 meeting.   Watkins, who ... View article

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Fourth graders at Angelo L. Tomaso School were treated to a lively demonstration of gravitational pull, Newton’s Laws of Motion and other scientific fun on Jan. 6. “Gravity doesn’t care how massive an object is,” said Joe ... View article

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A musical celebration of the season could be found this month across the Warren Township School District, as students took to the stage (and the hallways) with vocal and instrumental performances of new music and traditional holiday favorites. At ... View article

Look for your child’s Individual Student Report (ISR) for PARCC in his/her backpack after school tomorrow, Wednesday, December 16.      All four elementary schools and Warren Middle School will send the ISR home with ... View article

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Woodland School fifth graders sat in groups of four and five on Dec. 7, discussing “A Dog’s Life:  The Autobiography of a Stray’ by Ann M. Martin as part of a seemingly typical reading lesson. Not so typical was the video ... View article

Poetry comes to life under the skillful renderings of the Mayhem Poets, who - thanks to the Central School PTO - brought this unique approach to the spoken word to Central on Nov. 24.   ... View article

What are the individual strengths and weaknesses of our students and how can we help them to grow? In a presentation to members of the Warren Township Board of Education on November 23, district curriculum coordinator William Kimmick said the ... View article

There were simple words of hope from seventh and eighth graders assigned to write a short letter of sympathy to Parisian citizens in the wake of a series of coordinated terrorist attacks on November 13. “I’m so sorry about what happened ... View article

Anne Frank’s unforgettable diary, reproduced in recent years as an authorized graphic biography, uses detailed artwork to tell the powerful story of the 13-year-old Jewish girl who, with her family and others, hid for two years from the Nazis ... View article

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Happy Halloween from Warren Township Schools!       ... View article

There’s a lot of talk about STEM these days.    STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.  In recent years, there’s also been talk of adding the arts to the equation, making it STEAM.   But ... View article

Elizabeth Krumm has spent years studying neuroendocrinology and metabolism, specifically how certain hormones in the brain affect reproduction and energy levels.  But as an invited guest to a fifth grade classroom at Woodland School, her ... View article

It was a sea of vivid red, blue, orange, purple, and green tie dye as students and staff kicked off a yearlong celebration of the 50th anniversary of Mount Horeb School. “Today is such a significant day,” said principal Scott ... View article

Student use of district technology was the topic at two recent presentations for parents.  Curriculum Coordinator William Kimmick outlined the age-appropriate academic uses for the devices assigned to each grade level, with particular attention ... View article

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As part of a post 9/11 lesson, seventh grade students in Bonnie Pierson’s social studies classes researched poignant examples of how Americans responded individually and en masse to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade ... View article