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EHS December 2023 Senior Spotlight: Meet Daniel L. Armstrong
What was the most meaningful assignment a teacher ever had you do? In Mrs. Sharlin’s third grade A.C.E. class, my classmates and I participated in a mini version of Shark Tank. We came up with inventions that could solve problems that impacted our lives. That lesson showed me the beauty of creating things and set me down the path to becoming an engineer. Mrs. Sharlin’s lesson laid the foundation for what I hope to be my future career.
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Believe In Ewing: A Partnership Between Ewing Staff and Community
The community rallied behind the “Believe in Ewing” theme by contributing generous donations of refreshments and door prizes. We want to express our deep appreciation to the Ewing donors for their support, and their belief in Ewing schools.
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ESL Family Night
On October 26th, ESL families from across the district celebrated the new school year with a graduation ceremony. This year, thirty-one students earned the distinction of scoring above a 4.5 on the ACCESS for ELLS assessment, which is administered in schools across the country. A composite score of 4.5 or above indicates that students have achieved a proficient rating and no longer need ESL services. Our graduates will continue to receive support from the ESL teachers for two years, in order to assist with the transition out of the ESL program.
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EHS Senior Liam Ta Named Commended Student in 2024 National Merit® Scholarship Program
Liam Ta began his education journey in September 2011 at Antheil Elementary School in Mrs. Wojciechowski’s kindergarten class, as the saying goes, “You’ve come a long way,” is quite the understatement for this young man. Congratulations Liam Ta and thank you to each Ewing Public Schools educator who played an important role in Liam’s success!
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TCNJ-SNJEA 2nd Annual Pack-A-Backpack Donation to EHS
The College of New Jersey-Student New Jersey Education Association (TCNJ-SNJEA), hosted their second Pack-A Backpack event to benefit the students at Ewing High School (EHS). Backpacks were filled with various school supplies and encouraging/positive notes. Victoria Gladstone, SNJEA’s current president and SNJEA Executive Board members, organized the event and dropped off their donation at EHS to Principal Edward Chmiel, and Superintendent Dr. David Gentile, on October 19th. Thank you TCNJ-SNJEA for caring about the needs of the children in the town you call home during your college experience. It is appreciated.
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Congratulations to the Ewing Unified Soccer Team!
Congratulations to the Ewing Unified Soccer Team who won the Division 2 Unified Cup on Saturday, October 21, 2023!
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Dedication and Unveiling of the James Howard Kovalsky “COACH K” Memorial Shade Pavilion
“Teacher, Coach, Mentor, and Role-Model”
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Ewing Public Schools Community Update October 18, 2023: COVID-19 Protocol Reminder
Please remember, do not send your child to school if they are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19, Flu, stomach virus or simply are just not feeling well. Please 'click' on this headline for friendly reminders regarding COVID-19 Health Check-List and link to the CDC COVID-19 guidelines. Quite simply, do not send your child to school if they are sick or have Covid-like symptoms.
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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. Mission: “The Princeton University Preparatory Program is a highly engaged, holistic college preparation and success program that fosters development of students who have been historically marginalized. Our multi-year, tuition-free program prepares participants for admission to and success within selective colleges and universities, and beyond.”, and beyond.
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Important Message from Dr. Gentile, Superintendent of Schools, September 21, 2023, Regarding School Safety
I am writing to address the recent non-specific nationwide school threat that has been circulating on social media. We understand that this situation may raise concerns and questions about the safety of our schools within the Ewing School District. First and foremost, I want to emphasize that we have found no evidence of any threat directed towards our school district. While we recognize that misinformation can spread quickly on social media platforms, I want to clarify unequivocally that there is no credible threat against any of our Ewing Schools. Please 'click' on this headline for an important message from the Superintendent, Dr. David Gentile.
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The Ewing Public Schools 2023-2024 School Calendar & Parent Handbook
Please 'click' on this headline for the 2023-2024 Ewing Public Schools, School Calendar & Parent Handbook. A print friendly version of the calendar can be found on each schools' virtual backpack. Welcome back and have a great school year!
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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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Important Letter from the Superintendent of Schools, Dr. David Gentile - August 18, 2023
Please 'click' on this headline for an important letter from the Superintendent of the Ewing Public Schools, Dr. David Gentile, regarding a situation that arose at Antheil Elementary School during the summer months. After reading the letter, if you have further questions please feel free to contact the Antheil Elementary School main office during working hours. Thank you.
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