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EHS Senior Spotlight May 2021: Meet Aaron Zaggi
What is your favorite quote or book? “Every accomplishment starts with the decision to try.” -JFK
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EHS Theater Program Presents: Almost, Maine
On March 12th, 2020, school districts around the state and nation shut down as a result of the emerging COVID-19 pandemic. Although there were many tragedies and sacrifices during this public health crisis, there was a profound sense of loss and disappointment within the always impressive Ewing High School theater program. Their production of Suessical was set to hit the stage the next week. That would never happen. Fast forward to 2021...Ewing High School’s production of the socially-distant, virtually presented Almost, Maine was born.
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Immediate Release: Ewing Township Health Department Offering COVID-19 Vaccines for EHS Students 18 Years or Older
The Ewing Township Health Department is hosting vaccine clinics and Ewing High School students who are 18 years of age or older are able and encouraged to sign-up for the COVID-19 vaccine. At this time the Ewing Township Health Office is offering the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, a two dose vaccine. 'CLICK' this headline NOW for link and information on how to sign-up for your COVID-19 vaccine!
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Important District Release: Hybrid A/B Scheduling Restriction to End at EHS/FMS
Thank you for your continued support and understanding as we navigate the COVID-19 public health crisis. After thoughtful deliberation, we have made the decision to invite all Ewing High School and Fisher Middle School A/B “in-person” students in for daily instruction effective Monday, May 10th, 2021. Please read this important communication from the Superintendent.
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Ewing Public Education Foundation (EPEF)
EPEF is an independent non-profit organization and every year we continue to meet our goals of giving back to our community. For 25 years, we have risen over $770,000 but we couldn’t do it without you our valued Partners.
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The Ewing Public Schools Board of Education BOE Briefs: April 26th, 2021
On April 26th, at the regular Board of Education Meeting held in Fisher Middle School’s auditorium, the Board of Education approved the final school budget for the 2021-22 school year. This was the concluding step in the stipulated budget-building process along with the required public hearing on the budget, which occurred last evening prior to the Board’s vote. Superintendent Michael Nitti and School Business Administrator had previously given their budget presentation entitled “Staying Strong: Moving Forward,” a reference to the district’s theme of “Ewing Strong; All in this Together” as the school system navigates the multi-faceted challenges of the COVID public health crisis.
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Immediate Release: Ewing BOE Announces New Parkway Elementary School Principal
At its April 26th meeting, the Ewing Township Board of Education approved Mrs. Michelle Conway as the new principal of Parkway Elementary School. Mrs. Conway’s selection marks the conclusion of a process that began in January, after longtime Parkway principal Nicole Harris announced her retirement. The principal position opening was advertised widely and over 60 applications were received. A principal search committee consisting of community stakeholders with expertise and relevance interviewed the top 11 candidates, with three finalists being recommended for comprehensive concluding interviews with the superintendent’s district administrative team. Mrs. Conway will assume her duties as principal of Parkway Elementary School on July 1st. Please 'click' this headline for the press release. Thank you.
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Alumni Update: Get to know Glenn Cain EHS ’03!
Glenn is currently the Associate Director of Strength & Conditioning at Rutgers University where he works directly with the Women's Basketball Program, headed by Hall of Fame Coach C. Vivian Stringer. Please 'click' this headline to enjoy Glenn's interview and learn more about his road to success!
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Overview of 2021 Spring Events during this Public Health Crisis
Again, thank you for your support as we approach the conclusion of what has certainly been a challenging school year. We are excited about the return of many special spring events that we lost last year at the onset of the pandemic. They may look a bit different than they have in the past, but we are happy to provide these experiences for our students and families. Please 'click' this headline for an overview of where we are with regard to planning, as of this writing, with some of our “end of year” events and activities. Please keep in mind that like everything these days, things can still change.
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EHS Artwork Selected for Phillips Mill Art Show
Congratulations to Natalie Slok who received an Honorable Mention for Works on Paper, “The Advocate”! Also, congratulations to the EHS students who had their artwork selected for participation in this year's Phillips' Mill Youth Art Exhibition, New Hope, Pennsylvania. 'Click' this link to view their outstanding artwork.
