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Advanced Placement Participation and College Readiness are On the Rise at EHS!
The district is proud of all of our students taking advantage of our growing Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment programs! Please call Counseling Services for any questions on either program. You can reach the Ewing High School Counseling office by calling (609) 538-9800 X2111.
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Two Ewing Girls Basketball Standouts COMMIT!
There was no paint drying on the court for the Ewing Girls Basketball team this summer as two of Coach Montferrat’s “Big Three” student-athletes, as they are referred to, committed to continuing their academic and basketball careers in college.
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Princeton University Preparatory Program (PUPP) Welcomes EHS Class of 2026!
The Princeton University Preparatory Program (PUPP) welcomes six Ewing High School sophomores, Amine Abtouche, Valentina Angon Rojas,Gabrielle Damoah, Chaz Gilliard, Giuliana Gustino and Diana Lima-Flores to the PUPP Class of 2026! They will join their Ewing High School counterparts, Cherry Araya and Bryan Munoz, PUPP Class of 2025, Niomi Glover, Brielle Jenkins, Marelin Lopez, Henry Lopez-Bravo, O’glenn Togar and Awa White, PUPP Class of 2024.
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OMIC Early College Experience
students participating in the Opportunity Meets Innovation Challenge (OMIC), an early college experience for eligible students from Ewing, Trenton and Willingboro, engaged in learning during a college readiness course at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ). Students learned essential college readiness skills such as note taking, study skills, organization and time management, and college writing. Nine Ewing High School (EHS) students participated in the summer class, and all are enrolled in one or two college courses in the 2023-24 school year, that will yield them both credit at EHS as well as TCNJ. HS Senior, Ammanuelle Ammanuelle, Selected Keynote Student Speaker!
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EHS Students Foster Summer Literacy
Ewing High School students know the importance of reading over the summer to promote the “love of reading”, which helps stimulate the mind and keep skills sharp, while at the same time, enjoying a well-earned summer hiatus. To encourage Ewing elementary school students to ‘pick up a book’ over the summer months, Ewing High School student service organizations, the Rotary Interact Club, Key Club, Environmental Club, Unified Club, and the Student Voices in Action class worked hard in June to donate over 1,600 new books to the elementary schools.
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Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights
The district is proud of our accomplishments with regards to the implementation of the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights. Open this headline for information and the 2019-2020 self-assessment report.
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What Parents/Guardians Need to Know About Teen Mental Health First Aid
EHS will conduct teen Mental Health First Aid (tMHFA) training for grade 11 students beginning this January during Health class. Please 'click' the link above for more information.
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Important Message from Principal Chmiel Regarding Tik-Tok Challenges
Please 'click' this headline for a letter from Principal Ed Chmiel regarding Tik Toc challenges.
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Chromebook Insurance Information and Form
The Ewing Public Schools is partnering with One2One Risk Solutions to provide accident and loss protection for our schools' one to one program. Registering with One2One and PURCHASING a damage waiver will protect you from the full cost to repair or replace your district-issued device and limit your responsibility to a per-occurrence deductible, should a loss occur. 'CLICK' this headline for information.
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* Sports Schedule Notification *
DO YOU WANT TO BE NOTIFIED IF PRACTICE IS CANCELLED? Open this Headline for instructions.
