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The Ewing Public Schools:
Providing a Foundation for Life
www.ewing.k12.nj.us
2022-23 School Calendar & Parent Handbook www.twitter.com/TheEwingSchools
The Ewing Public Schools
Dear Members of the Ewing School Community: Ewing Public Education Foundation Board of Trustees: Roomana Khan, President; Lynn Lowe, Vice
President; Lisa Stewart Albright, Esq., Secretary; Karl Clark, Treasurer/President Emeritus; Wayne Staub,
An enthusiastic “Welcome Back!” to the Ewing School President Emeritus; Steve Szmutko, President Emeritus; Andrea Camillone, Tia Epps, Christopher Ingram,
Desiree McCray-Clark, Elaine Schwartz, Joan Zuckerman. (All Trustees of the Foundation Board contribute
Community as students return for the 2022-2023 financially to support EPEF and its program.)
school year. EWING PUBLIC EDUCATION FOUNDATION, INC.
The administrative team has been working hard PO BOX 7033, EWING, NJ 08628 | Email: info@epef.org | Website: www.epef.org
throughout the summer to ensure that every child
has the opportunity to learn and achieve during
the upcoming school year in a positive, caring and Dear Parents, Guardians, Alumni, Students and Friends,
harmonious learning environment.
The Ewing Public Education Foundation (EPEF or Foundation) celebrates 27 years of providing grants to
Our goal is to provide an educational experience for Ewing Public Schools for innovative educational programs. EPEF is an independent, non-profit organization
our students, which is rewarding, meaningful, and whose mission is to mobilize community support, commitment, and resources to help improve the quality
beneficial to the development of the whole child.
of education in Ewing Public Schools. The Foundation also seeks to match corporate organizational donors
We are always available to address any concerns, and
understand that a strong school-parent connection is with teachers to find additional projects of mutual interest.
necessary for our mutually shared success. Please refer EPEF provides grants to teachers and staff members and allocates scholarships to graduating Ewing High
to the “Who to Contact When…” list in this school
calendar/parent handbook or on our district website,
School students through fund-raising activities, corporate and institutional sponsorship, and individual
if you have any concerns about your child’s education. donations. These programs enhance our children’s educational experience without the use of additional
taxpayer dollars. The grants recognize the need for innovative educational opportunities in a variety of
As we return to school, we are excited for our first
areas, inspiring the creativity of our educators and enabling them to engage the students in exciting
relatively normal opening of school since September
of 2019, but Covid continues to be a concern and a and different ways. Scholarships provide the graduating seniors from EHS to continue their educational
reason to practice caution. We recently released our endeavors in colleges, universities, or vocational institutions.
Addendum to our Return to School Plan; it is available
on the district website.
As we continue to navigate through these challenging times, EPEF has stayed steadfast to our mission
by providing grants to educators’ innovative programs regardless of the pandemic. In the past ten years,
After years of “themes” related to Referendum ’18 the Foundation has awarded grants totaling $300,789 and in 2022 awarded $8,000 in scholarships to
and dealing with Covid, the feeling was we should
our graduating EHS students.
again embrace and emphasize our mission statement:
“Providing a Foundation for Life.” The Foundation is a founding member of the New Jersey Education Foundation Partnership and a member
In closing, I encourage everyone to come out and support of the Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce.
the outstanding students we have in the Ewing Schools.
Whether is in academics, the arts, athletics or any other EPEF continues to expand its assistance to teachers, staff members, and students with the support
activity, you will see that our students are wonderful of individuals, businesses, and corporate sponsors. Our success depends on your contribution. Your
ambassadors of Ewing Township. contribution of $25 or more will allow us to expand our commitment to Ewing Public Schools educators
A final note of thanks to the entire school community and students.
for all of your help, support and understanding during
For additional information about the Foundation and to make a tax-deductible contribution, visit EPEF’s
this past couple of years. The Ewing School Community
should be very proud of the unity, solidarity and fortitude website at www.epef.org. Like our Facebook page for updates and additional information. Thank you for
that was demonstrated. your support.
Best wishes for a great school year! Sincerely,
Michael Nitti Roomana Khan, President
Superintendent of Schools Ewing Public Education Foundation
Superintendent Michael Nitti
Michael Nitti has over thirty years as a During his time at Ewing, the focus of the district administrative team
public school educator in New Jersey and has been implementing approaches and programs that promote student
has extensive experience and expertise in achievement in academics, the arts and athletics. The district has been
all aspects of school operations. recognized by many groups and organizations for its accomplishments.
Ewing High School was honored for two consecutive years by the The College
Mr. Nitti has been the Superintendent of Board for its student performance in Advanced Placement coursework, a
The Ewing Public Schools since 2009 rare accomplishment. Antheil Elementary School was recognized by the
and announced his departure due to educational think-tank JerseyCan for its significant performance gains.
retirement this summer. Mr. Nitti’s final Lore Elementary School was honored as a National School of Character,
day with the Ewing Public Schools will while Parkway Elementary School was recognized for its school culture-
be November 18, 2022. Prior to being promoted to the Superintendent building efforts by Character.org. As the district has embraced sustainability
position, Mr. Nitti served as Assistant Superintendent of Schools for Ewing initiatives, Parkway, Antheil and Ewing High School have all received
for four years, with direct oversight over personnel as well as curriculum Sustainable Jersey grants for their projects. The business office was honored
and instruction. with the ASBO Certificate of Excellence and the district monthly newsletter
Before joining Ewing, Mr. Nitti was the Director of Human Resources for received the NJSBA Award for Outstanding School Communications.
the Jackson Township Public Schools where he was responsible for all Mr. Nitti has been an Adjunct Professor of School Law for both The College
personnel functions emanating from a 1,600 employee labor force in a of New Jersey and Rider University. He was the President of the Mercer
rapidly growing K-12 district of nine schools, almost 10,000 students, County Superintendents Association from 2010 to 2013 and recognized
and a $120 million dollar budget. Special challenges at Jackson included as the County Superintendent of the Year in 2015. He served two terms
opening an elementary school, the staffing implications of redistricting, on the New Jersey School Administrators Association Executive Committee
and the planning of a new high school. and currently sits on the NJSIAA Executive Committee. Mr. Nitti was also
Mr. Nitti began his career as a social studies teacher at Freehold Township part of the New Jersey State Task Force on Mentoring New Teachers and
High School, where he taught for a decade in the Social Studies Department was trained at the Program for Negotiations at Harvard Law School. He
and International Studies Specialized Learning Center, serving students possesses New Jersey certifications as a School Administrator, School
from all levels ranging from remedial and inclusion classes to Honors Business Administrator, Principal, Supervisor and Teacher of Social Studies.
and Advanced Placement courses. He has also been an athletic coach, Mr. Nitti earned his Bachelor of Arts from Rutgers College and a Master of
building administrator and a K-12 district-level supervisor of curriculum Arts with Distinction in Educational Administration from Rider University.
and instruction during his long career in education.
Superintendent Search Community Meeting
September 13, 2022 @ 6:30PM • Fisher Middle School Auditorium
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The Ewing Public Schools
Over 3,500 students attend five public schools in District Information SchoolMessenger
Ewing Township. Students in Grades PreK-5 attend The district website, www.ewing.k12.nj.us, All student contact information will be updated
Antheil, Lore and Parkway Elementary Schools. provides board agendas, minutes from the board DAILY using the Guardian 1 and Guardian 2 contact
Students in Grades 6-8 attend Fisher Middle meetings, activities and sports calendars, news items, information located in Genesis Parent Portal. Please
School and Ewing High School serves Grades 9-12. announcements, school policies and programs and make sure to update your phone number or email
A comprehensive curriculum and a wide range of many other helpful items. Every issue of the current in Genesis Parent Portal if your contact information
programs are provided for all students. school year’s GoodNews is also available on the changes.
All district K-12 programs are evaluated by the website. The individual school sites include student It is also important that parents and guardians
New Jersey Department of Education. The District is work, class projects, a calendar of school activities, create an account with SchoolMessenger. We
accredited by the State of New Jersey. as well as headlines featuring important and exciting recommend downloading the app which is available
on the Apple and Android store.
information to be shared with the school community.
Public Information To receive text messages, you will need to opt into
Be sure to check the virtual backpacks and headlines
We believe it is our responsibility to keep parents, the text(SMS) alerts. The SchoolMessenger system will
for up-to-the minute information.
students, staff and residents informed. The district send a text asking if you would like to receive text alerts.
Available to cable TV subscribers is the Ewing
calendar is posted on the website and individual Simply respond that you would like to receive text alerts.
Public Education Channel on Comcast Channel 19 Please go to the following link for information on
school calendars list current activities and events for and Verizon FIOS Channel 31. Announcements and
each of the district schools. SchoolMessenger: http://go.schoolmessenger.com.
important information are posted on these channels.
The district phone number is 609-538-9800. Videos of school concerts, programs, awards, Emergency School Closings
Voice mail is available for all staff members as well ceremonies and Ewing Township events are aired on Weather conditions or the loss of utility services
as for a residency hotline (8999), and anonymous these channels. (heat, water or electric) can mean a delayed opening,
tip hotline (1199). the closing of the schools or an early dismissal. The
School Hours Opening Closing decision to delay or close the schools is made as early
Virtual Backpack Ewing High 7:45am 2:30pm
Information that traditionally came home in student as possible. A message will be posted on the district
Fisher Middle 8:25am 3:05pm phone system (609-538-9800), the website, Channels
backpacks is posted to our virtual backpacks for each Elementary 9:00am 3:40pm
school. Community information is posted as a courtesy 19/31, and a SchoolMessenger message will be sent.
O’Brien Academy 7:35am 1:55pm Should there be a delayed opening, all students are
on the community information page; look here for Endeavor Academy 9:15am 1:00pm
Ewing Township Recreation information. to report to school 1 hour and 30 minutes later than
normal. Do not drop your child off at school at the usual
time as there may not be sufficient staff for supervision.
Delayed Opening Early Dismissal
Ewing High 9:15am 12:15pm
Fisher Middle 9:55am 12:55pm
Elementary 10:30am 1:40pm
O’Brien Academy 9:05am 11:55am
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The Ewing Public Schools
Board of Education Meetings Board of Education Goals 2022-2023
Business Meeting September 19, 2022 (Monday @ 6:30pm) Each summer, the Ewing Township Board of Education and the administration
Business Meeting October 24, 2022 (Monday) meet in a retreat setting to review the state of the district, discuss the progress
Business Meeting November 28, 2022 (Monday) made on the previous year’s Board goals, and shape new goals for the upcoming
Business Meeting December 19, 2022 (Monday) school year in a collaborative and collegial manner.
Organization Meeting January 9, 2023 (Monday) For 2022-2023, the Board and the administration have established one
encompassing goal for each of the major school district areas of: Personnel,
The Board of Education may meet in closed session at 7:00pm. The public
Operations, Governance, Curriculum and Instruction and Fiscal Management.
segment of the meeting will follow at 8:00pm, unless otherwise noted. Meeting
dates are subject to change. Check the website for meeting locations. Goal 1: Personnel
The Ewing schools will implement recruiting, induction, and training processes
The 2022 Ewing Township Board of Education design to attract and retain an outstanding educational staff during challenging
times.
Mr. Anthony F. Messina, President Mrs. Nicole NW Harris
Mrs. Deborah A. Delutis, Ms. Lisa A. McConnell Goal 2: Operations
Vice President Mrs. Jennifer L. Miller As the COVID health crisis continues to evolve, the Ewing Schools will implement
Mr. Daniel L. Angebranndt Mr. Michael S. Miller programs and practices that promote social and emotional resiliency and address
Dr. Channing C. Conway emerging issues such as learning loss and student mental health concerns.
Mrs. Stephanie F. Staub
Goal 3: Governance
Acknowledging that the hiring of a school superintendent is one of the most
District Administrative Team
important responsibilities of a Board of Education, the Ewing Schools will conduct
Mr. Michael Nitti, Superintendent of Schools an effective, open and efficient search for a new school leader designed to bring
Dr. Danita Ishibashi, Assistant Superintendent on a talented and committed new chief school administrator.
(Curriculum & Instruction)
Goal 4: Curriculum and Instruction
Mr. Dennis J. Nettleton, School Business Administrator
The Ewing Schools will continue to emphasize and enhance effective classroom
(Fiscal Management/Governance)
educational technology through “best practices” that promote authentic student
Mr. Harry Louth, Director of Special Services, Operations, Grant Management learning, as the district embraces a “one to one” device initiative partnered with
Dr. Jennifer Antoni, Director of Counseling Services & Assessment a blended learning instructional approach.
Goal 5: Fiscal Management
The Ewing Schools will move forward to finalize the completion of the remaining
Referendum ‘18 projects, while exploring opportunities to fund and advance
additional capital projects that are beneficial to the school community.
Visit our website daily for up-to-the minute information: 2022-2023 School District Theme
www.ewing.k12.nj.us “The Ewing Schools—Providing a Foundation for Life”
Who Should I Contact When?
On occasion, a parent may have a concern, complaint, suggestion or request related to a school decision or policy. Many questions are easily and completely
answered by communicating directly with the person in charge of the class or program. Each situation should first be addressed at whatever level the initial action
was taken, with appeals moving on to the next level in the chain of command. General information (school/Board calendar, policies/regulations, employee contact
information, individual schools websites, etc.) is always available for you at our website: www.ewing.k12.nj.us. Our phone number is 609-538-9800.
1. Matters concerning instruction, discipline, or extra-curricular activities 4. Matters related to elementary schools:
at Ewing High School or Fisher Middle School:
Antheil Elementary School
Classroom Teacher, Club Advisor or Athletic Director: Dean of Students: Mark Milecki Ext: 4103
EHS Main Office: Ext: 2100 Principal: Clifford ‘Kip’ Harrison Ext: 4102
Athletic Director (matters related to athletics): Ext: 2126
Lore Elementary School
FMS Main Office: Ext: 3100
Dean of Students: Christine Meekins Ext: 6103
2. Matters Related to Curriculum and Instruction: Principal: Kelly Kawalek Ext: 6102
Counseling Services/Assessment: Dr. Jennifer Antoni Ext: 2121 Parkway Elementary School
K-12 English Language Arts, ESL: Sara Graja Ext: 2156 Dean of Students: Robert Odri Ext: 5105
K-12 Social Studies, Principal: Michelle Conway Ext: 5102
World Language, Music, Art: Brock Mislan Ext: 2152
5. On matters involving school operations:
S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)
Food Services: Maureen Casey Ext: 7106
K-12 S.T.E.M.: Don Wahlers Ext: 5155
Transportation: Irene Presutti Ext: 7111
Special Education Programs
Buildings and Grounds: Vincent Ferrara Ext: 7102
PK-5 Programs: Maria Petsos Ext: 4154
Registration/Residency: George Cahill Ext: 7184
Grade 6 – Age 21: Dave Hauserman Ext: 3701
Extended Day Program Before School Care: Ruth Savage Ext: 7106
9-12 Family & Consumer Extended Day Program After School Care
Science/Business: Shalieka Jarrett Ext: 2106 Boys & Girls Clubs of Mercer County (609) 695-6060
Health & Physical Education: Kyle Kaminskas Ext: 2127 Program Director: Denise Brannon-Eutsey Ext: 202
SBA/Board Secretary: Dennis Nettleton Ext: 1302
3. Matters Related to Student Discipline at Ewing High School:
Dean of Students: David Waseleski Ext: 2103 6. Anti-Bullying/HIB Concerns:
Dean of Students: David Sheffel Ext: 2105 Contact Building Level Anti-Bullying Specialist
Assistant Principal: Michael Colonna Ext: 2107 District HIB Coordinator: Dr. Jennifer Antoni Ext: 2121
Assistant Principal: Shalieka Jarrett Ext: 2106
Athletic Director/Student Wellness: Kyle Kaminskas Ext: 2126 7. To resolve all matters only after you have followed the levels outlined above:
Principal: Edward Chmiel Ext: 2102 Assistant Superintendent: Dr. Danita Ishibashi Ext: 1402
Matters Related to Student Discipline at Fisher Middle School: Superintendent: Michael Nitti Ext: 1102
Dean of Students: Erika Freeman Ext: 3105
Assistant Principal: Scott Sheplock Ext: 3105
Assistant Principal: Hugh Dwyer Ext: 3105 Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/TheEwingSchools
Principal: Dr. Maggy Hanna Ext: 3102 Follow us on YouTube: Channel: The Ewing Schools
Visit our website daily for up-to-the minute information: www.ewing.k12.nj.us
The Ewing Public Schools
Affirmative Action/Non-Discrimination Information in by school employees, other students, or third parties School Violence Awareness
The Ewing Public Schools will not discriminate pursuant to 34 CFR §106.3(c). In addition, reports Week is October 17-21,
against students or employees on the basis of race, of sexual harassment shall also be investigated in 2022
color, creed, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, accordance with the requirements of New Jersey’s Keeping Our Kids Students
marital status, affectational or sexual orientation, Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act and Policy 5512. Safe, Healthy & In School!
gender, gender identity or expression, socioeconomic Policy 5751 and Regulation 5751 Sexual Harassment During this week, schools
status, or disability. of Students can be located on the district website: are required to provide
Harry Louth, the Director of Special Services, www.ewing.nj.k12.us under the Board of Education students, parents, school
Operations & Grant Management, is the district’s tab/Policies and Regulations. district staff and law enforcement opportunities
Affirmative Action Officer and Dr. Jennifer Antoni, to discuss methods for keeping schools safe from
Director of Counseling Services and Assessment, is violence, to consider school safety and security
the 504 Officer. They coordinate compliance efforts The Week of Respect is plans; and to learn how to recognize students in
and investigate complaints of discrimination. October 3-8, 2022 need of help. Activities address preventing school
Policies and regulations are available for review on Each school year, the violence, including, but not limited to, age-appropriate
our website (www.ewing.k12.nj.us) under the Board Ewing Public Schools opportunities for student discussion about conflict
of Education/Policies and Regulations tab. recognizes the Week of resolution, bullying prevention and issues of student
Respect during the first week diversity and tolerance.
Sexual Harassment of Students in October. The purpose of
Ewing Pubic Schools Title IX Coordinator: the Week of Respect is to National Red Ribbon Week
Mr. Harold Louth teach students how to respect others, our school, is October 23-31, 2022
Gusz Building our community, and ourselves, as well as how to The 2022 National Red
220 Ewingville Road prevent harassment, intimidation, R i b b o n We e k T h e m e ,
Ewing, New Jersey 08638 and bullying situations. The Week Celebrate Life. Live Drug
Email: hlouth@ewingboe.org of Respect also emphasizes the Free.™ was created by Emily
Phone: (609) 538-9800 X7176 importance of character education King, Chelsea Abbott, and
and teaches students strategies Celise Wicker, 7th graders
Policy 5751 and Regulation 5751 Sexual
on how to be compassionate, at Wayland-Cohocton Middle
Harassment of Students can be located on the district
thoughtful, caring people in and School in Wayland, New York,
website: www.ewing.nj.k12.us under the Board of
outside of school. the Theme is a reminder
Education tab/Policies and Regulations. that everyday Americans across the country make
The Board of Education will not tolerate sexual significant daily contributions to their communities
harassment of students by school employees, other by being the best they can be because they live
students, or third parties. Sexual harassment of Drug-Free!
students is a form of prohibited sex discrimination. In
accordance with Title IX of the Education Amendments
of 1972 and the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR),
34 CFR §106, the school district adopts this Policy
and implement practices to investigate and resolve
allegations of sexual harassment of students engaged
Board of Education Members
Anthony F. Messina, President, was elected to the Ewing Deborah A. Delutis, Vice President, is a lifelong Ewing resident
Township Board of Education in November of 2012. His current and a Ewing High School graduate who has two children at Ewing
term on the Board of Education runs from January 2022 until High School.
December 31, 2024.
Mrs. Delutis has a Bachelor’s Degree in Humanities and Social
Mr. Messina is a lifelong resident of Ewing Township. He attended Science from Thomas Edison State University and has worked as
township public schools and graduated from Ewing High School a Manager at Pennington Quality Market for over twenty years, has
in 1985. Mr. Messina and his wife Kim, also an EHS graduate, always been very involved with the community and schools. She
have a daughter who is a proud graduate of the Ewing High School Class of 2022. served as team parent for many Ewing Little League teams and as President of the
Parkway School PTA. Mrs. Delutis sat on Parkway’s Anti-Bullying committee. She
Mr. Messina is retired from the Ewing Township Police Department. He served
also was part of the Teacher of the Year and Title I committees at both Parkway
as the first School Resource Officer at Ewing High School from 2000 through
and Fisher, and was President of the Fisher School FPA.
2010. In this role, he worked closely with the district’s students, staff and
administration. During this time, Mr. Messina also was the ETPD’s liaison to Mrs. Delutis has shared her goal of working with the Board and administration to
the Ewing Township Drug and Alcohol Alliance and worked to bring many new continue to promote practices that create a positive and harmonious school culture,
and innovative programs to the school district. He was also a volunteer assistant and also on expanding the district’s inclusive and unified practices.
football coach at EHS for many years. 2022 Negotiations Committee
Mr. Messina is currently in the role of President and has previously served in the 2022 Superintendent Evaluation/Board Self-Evaluation/Board Solicitor Committees (Alternate)
capacity as both Vice President and President of the Ewing Township Board of
Education. Mr. Daniel L. Angebranndt: At the Board Reorganization
Mr. Messina is an active member with the Prospect Heights Volunteer Fire Company meeting held on January 10, 2022, Daniel Angebranndt was
where he has served for the last 38 years and is currently serving as a Trustee. sworn into a one-year term on the Board of Education. It is the
first term serving on the Board of Education.
In December 2016, Mr. Messina was honored by the Mercer County Education
Association as a “Friend to Education”. Mr. Angebranndt is a Tax Auditor with the New Jersey Division
of Taxation, serving in various capacities and departments. He
In February 2017, Mr. Messina was selected by the Mercer County School Boards currently specializes in Sales & Use Tax and has previously focused
Association to represent Mercer County on the Board of Directors for the New on New Jersey Corporation Business Tax.
Jersey School Boards Association.
He earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management and a Master’s of
Mr. Messina believes that education is the vehicle that students will use to travel Business Administration Degree, specializing in Accounting. Both degrees were
the road to prosperity, and is excited about the opportunity to serve the community earned at Lenoir-Rhyne University in Hickory, North Carolina.
and the children of the school district.
Mr. Angebranndt is a life-long resident of Ewing Township. He attended Antheil
2022 Negotiations Committee
Elementary School, Fisher Middle School and Ewing High School. He lives with
2022 Superintendent Evaluation/Board Self-Evaluation/Board Solicitor Committees his wife, Ellen, a teacher at Fisher Middle School, and their two children, Zoe and
Zachary, who will eventually attend the Ewing Public Schools.
2022 Delegate to the New Jersey School Boards Association (Alternate)
2022 Liaison to the Ewing Township Green Team
Board of Education Members
Dr. Channing C. Conway was elected to a three-year term as a Lisa A. McConnell was elected to the Ewing School Board in
member of the Ewing Township School Board. Dr. Conway, 51, has November 2015. She is a lifelong resident of Ewing and third
lived in Ewing since 2004 with his wife, Michelle, in the Mountain generation resident of the township. Lisa is a proud graduate of
View section of West Trenton. They currently have two children in The Ewing Public Schools. Her oldest daughter graduated from the
the Ewing school system—twin girls in fifth grade at Lore School. district and her youngest is a proud graduate of the Ewing High
School Class of 2022. Lisa received her Bachelor of Science degree
Dr. Conway earned a Bachelor’s Degree in English from Morgan
in Communications with a Business Minor from Trenton State College.
State University, a Master’s Degree in Educational Administration
from The College of New Jersey, and a Doctorate in Educational Administration Lisa served on the Executive Board for the Antheil PTO for three years. She was
and Policy Studies from Temple University. the Vice President of the Fisher Parents Association for two years and a volunteer
for the EHS Class of 2022 Parent Committee. She has previously coached for the
Dr. Conway is a longtime educator who began his career as a teacher and has
Ewing Girls Softball Association and volunteered for Ewing Girls Soccer.
worked his way up the administrative ranks. He currently serves as an Assistant
Superintendent in the Trenton School District and an adjunct professor at The College Lisa believes that the education of our children should be one of the highest
of New Jersey. In addition, he is also a member of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. priorities at both a local and national level. She is excited to be part of the process
to help ensure success for both our students and teachers in the school district.
“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically.
Intelligence plus character—that is the goal of true education.” 2022 Negotiations Committee
— Martin Luther King — 2022 Sustainable Facilities Committee
2022 Delegate to the NJ School Boards Association
2022 Liaison to Ewing Township Council Jennifer L. Miller was elected to the Ewing Township Board of
Education in November 2020 and is serving her first term as a
member of the Ewing Township Board of Education from 2022-
Mrs. Nicole NW Harris: At the Board Reorganization meeting on
2023. Mrs. Miller was officially sworn in as a Board member at
January 10, 2022, Nicole NW Harris was sworn into a one-year
the January 4, 2022 Board Organization meeting.
term on the Board of Education. It is her first term serving on the
Board of Education. Mrs. Miller is the Assistant Principal of Achievement and Culture
at Achievers Early College Prep Charter School in Trenton, New Jersey. She has
Mrs. Harris has a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and English
a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education/English from The College of New
from Douglass College, Rutgers University and an Ed.M in Early
Jersey, a Master’s Degree in Educational Administration from Rider University and
Childhood/Elementary Education, also from Rutgers University.
is currently working on her doctorate in Educational Leadership with a focus on
She recently retired after a long career in the Ewing Schools, after having served as
Educational and Community Organizations at the American College of Education.
the Vice Principal at Antheil School for nine years and then serving as the Principal
She currently has two students in the Ewing Schools and is a proud parent of a
of Parkway School from 2007 to 2021. She is currently working at The College
graduate of the Ewing High School Class of 2022. Mrs. Miller is a member of
of New Jersey in Health and Wellness, supervising a group of peer educators and
the Fisher Parent Association, and has previously served on the Lore Parents
overseeing the campus Religious and Spiritual Life program.
Association.
Originally from Jersey City, Harris has lived in Ewing since 2004 with her husband,
2022 Liaison to the Ewing Public Education Foundation
Napoleon, and daughter Julienn.
2022 Representative to the Vocational Coordinating Council of Mercer County
Board of Education Members
Michael S. Miller was elected to the Board of Education Mission Statement
in November 2019 and is serving his first term as a member The Ewing Public Schools, an institution governed by the policies, regulations and
of the Ewing Board of Education from 2020-2022. bylaws developed by The Ewing Public Schools Board of Education and the New
Mr. Miller is a 1992 graduate of Ewing High School who Jersey Department of Education, believes that all students can learn. The district's
earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Towson goal is to provide an educational system that dovetails academic excellence with
State University. He has served as the Director of Tennis at the moral, equal, and respectful treatment of self and others in order to prepare
Hopewell Tennis and Swim Center since 1999. Mr. Miller its students to become up-standing, self-sufficient and contributing citizens. This
has two children in the Ewing Schools and is a proud parent goal will be achieved through teamwork and commitment of the district's network
of a graduate of the Ewing High School Class of 2022. Mr. of educators, administrators, board of education members, support staff, parents,
Miller has been involved in a number of community athletic, elected officials and the greater community. Together they form a partnership
recreational and charitable initiatives. whose common vision facilitates, expects and demands ever-improving levels of
2022 Sustainable Facilities Committee achievement for Ewing's students and all stakeholders. We will accept nothing less.
2022 Delagate to the Mercer County School Boards Association
Philosophy and Belief Statements
Stephanie F. Staub was elected to the Ewing Board of Education The Ewing Public Schools are dedicated to meeting the educational needs of its
in April 2010 and is in the final year of her fourth term on the
students. We will identify and address the needs of students and provide them
Board. She is a lifelong Ewing Township resident and a graduate
the opportunity to reach their maximum potential.
of the Ewing Public Schools. Mrs. Staub and her husband, Wayne,
have two children who are proud graduates of Ewing High School. Therefore, we believe the following:
While her children were in Antheil Elementary School, she served
for three years on the Antheil PTO Executive Board holding the 1. All students will be appropriately challenged to achieve a strong academic
positions of Co-President and Co-Vice President. foundation.
Mrs. Staub received her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from 2. All students will be educated in an environment that encourages them to be
Trenton State College, now The College of New Jersey. She is employed as Director of curious, creative life-long lovers of learning.
Infrastructure and Energy Sectors Strategy and Workforce Partnerships for the New 3. All students will be provided with opportunities to achieve academic success,
Jersey Community College Consortium for Workforce and Economic Development. exhibit self-reliance, and develop responsibility, which will enable them to
Throughout her professional career, Mrs. Staub has held many positions with make positive contributions to society.
organizations, which align to education. For nearly fifteen years, she was a member 4. All students will benefit from a partnership of the school, home, community
of the Board of Directors of the ACE Mentoring Program (Architecture/Construction/ and students in the learning process.
Engineering) in New Jersey and the Greater Philadelphia area. She has participated
on a variety of ACE committees including serving as Chairwoman of New Jersey’s 5. All students, their families and teachers must assume an appropriate level of
Education Committee responsible for their scholarship program. She was a member responsibility for themselves and their actions.
of Drexel University’s Construction Management Advisory Council and served as
6. All students will have the right to a safe and secure educational environment.
an adjunct Professor.
Mrs. Staub has served as President of the Ewing Board of Education in 2013,
2016 and 2017 and as Vice President in 2015. She has participated on numerous
committees including Negotiations and Facilities throughout her tenure.
2022 Sustainable Facilities Committee
2022 Liaison to Ewing Township Council (Alternate)September 2022
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
KEY 1 2 3
AE - Antheil Elementary School
LE - Lore Elementary School
PE - Parkway Elementary School
FM - Fisher Middle School
OBA - O’Brien Academy
EH - Ewing High School District and School
BOE - Board of Education Building Office Hours District and School
S1 - Semester 1 8am-4pm Building Office Hours
Q1 - Quarter 1
8am-4pm
MP - Marking Period
LPA - Lore Parents Association CLOSED Building Meetings/
FPA - Fisher Parent Association Staff Development Day Student Orientation
BTSN - Back to School Night4 5 6 7 8 9 10
National Suicide Welcome Back
Prevention Week First Day of School
for Students
National Suicide CLOSED National Suicide National Suicide National Suicide National Suicide National Suicide
Prevention Week Labor Day Prevention Week Prevention Week Prevention Week Prevention Week Prevention Week
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Superintendent Search EH Fresh/Soph EH Start Strong ELA
Community Meeting O’Brien Academy Back Counseling Department Testing Gr 9 & 10
6:30pm @ FMS to School Night 5:30pm Parent Night 5pm EH Start Strong Testing
Start Strong Field Test Start Strong Field Test FM BTSN 6:30pm EH BTSN 6:30pm Science Gr 9 & 12
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
BOE Meeting 6:30pm AE BTSN 6:30pm PE BTSN 6:30pm LE BTSN 6:30pm Community Fest @
Public Session 8pm FM Start Strong Testing FM Start Strong Testing FM Start Strong Testing TCNJ 10am-4pm
@ EH Auditorium Science Gr 6 Science Gr 6 Science Gr 6 Bike RODEO for Kids at
FM Start Strong Testing
EH Gym Ribbon-cutting FM Start Strong ELA & FM Start Strong ELA & FM Start Strong ELA & Science Gr 6 Comm. Fest 11am-1pm
Ceremony 7:30pm Math Testing Gr 6-8 Math Testing Gr 6-8 Math Testing Gr 6-8 AE PTO Captain
EH Start Strong ELA FM Start Strong ELA & Paul’s Firehouse Dogs
EH Start Strong ELA EH Start Strong ELA EH Start Strong ELA
Testing Gr 9 & 10 Testing Gr 9 & 10 Testing Gr 9 & 10 Testing Gr 9 & 10
Math Testing Gr 6-8 Fundraiser 12pm
EH Start Strong Testing EH Start Strong Testing EH Start Strong Testing EH Start Strong Testing AE PTO Welcome Back EH Homecoming 2pm
Science Gr 9 & 12 Science Gr 9 & 12 Science Gr 9 & 12 Science Gr 9 & 12 Picnic 6pm
EH Homecoming Dance
AE PTO Book Fair AE PTO Book Fair AE PTO Book Fair AE PTO Book Fair AE PTO Book Fair 7pm
25 26 27 28 29 30
FM Picture Day
EH Underclassman PE PTA Family Picnic
Picture Day 6pm
CLOSED ELEM Start Strong
Testing ELA & Math Gr
ELEM Start Strong
Testing ELA & Math Gr
ELEM Start Strong
Testing ELA & Math Gr
ELEM Start Strong
Testing ELA & Math Gr
Rosh Hashanah 4&5 4&5 4&5 4&5October 2022
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
12 3 4 5 6 7 8
EH S1 T1 Q1 Parent
Progress Reports
ELEM 1st MP Parent
Progress Reports
FM 1st MP Parent
Progress Reports
EH Financial Aid Night CLOSED PE 5th Gr
6:30pm Yom Kippur PE Picture Day CAMP PARKWAY
Week of Respect Week of Respect Week of Respect Week of Respect Week of Respect Week of Respect
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
AE Picture Day
LE Picture Day K-8 Early Dismissal Ewing ELEM Schools
FM Fisher Parent AE Picture Day Parent Conferences Movie Night at Trenton
Association Meeting EH PSAT Testing AE LE PE No AM Thunder 6:30pm (gates
6:45pm Gr 10 & 11 Integrated Preschool open 5:45pm)
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
ESL Family Night 6pm
@ AE Auditorium
EH Athletic Office
K-8 Early Dismissal College Athletic Prep
Parent Conferences Parent Assembly
AE LE PE No AM 6:30pm AE PTO Spooktacular
Integrated Preschool @ EH Auditorium 6pm
School Violence School Violence School Violence School Violence School Violence
Awareness Week Awareness Week Awareness Week Awareness Week Awareness Week
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
National Red BOE Meeting
Ribbon Week 7pm Public
Session 8pm
@ EH
Auditorium PE PTA Trunk or Treat
Nat’l RR 6:30pm
Week AE PTO Spooktacular
Rain Date
National Red National Red National Red National Red National Red National Red National Red
Ribbon Week Ribbon Week Ribbon Week Ribbon Week Ribbon Week Ribbon Week Ribbon Week
30 31November 2022
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
EH Underclassman EH AP Parent Night SAT @ EH
Picture Day Makeups 6:30pm 7:30am6 7 8 9 10 11 12
FM Fisher Parent
Associaion Meeting
6:45pm
CLOSED
Staff Development Day CLOSED CLOSED
National STEM Day NJEA Convention NJEA Convention
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
EH Athletic Office:
Fall Sports Awards
Night 6:30pm
EH S1 T1 Q2 Parent EH OPEN HOUSE
Progress Reports 6:30pm
ELEM End 1st MP PE Family Title I STEM PE Picture Day FM Picture Day
FM End 1st MP Night 6:30pm Makeups Makeups
LE LPA Fall Book Fair LE LPA Fall Book Fair LE LPA Fall Book Fair LE LPA Fall Book Fair LE LPA Fall Book Fair
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
K-12 Early Dismissal
NO PM EDP
AE LE PE No PM
K-8 Early Dismissal Integrated Preschool
Parent Conferences FM 1st MP
K-8 Early Dismissal (FM Evening) Report Cards CLOSED CLOSED
Parent Conferences AE LE PE No PM Elementary 1st MP Happy Thanksgiving
(ELEM Evening) Integrated Preschool Report Cards Thanksgiving Break
27 28 29 30
EH Financial Aid
Parent Workshop
BOE Meeting 7pm 6:30pm
Public Session 8pm LE Picture Day
@ Lore MakeupsDecember 2022
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
AE Science with a Dash
of Math Night 6:30pm4 5 6 7 8 9 10
AE PTO Winter Event
6pm
PE PTA Winter
Keeping Our Students Wonderland 6:30pm
Safe Online Gr K-12 EH NJSLA Math Testing
6:30pm Fall Block Gr 9 Only
PE PTA Book Fair PE PTA Book Fair PE PTA Book Fair PE PTA Book Fair PE PTA Book Fair
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
FM Fisher Parent
Association Meeting
6:45pm PE Winter Vocal Band AE Winter Vocal, Band
LE Winter 4th & 5th Gr & Orchestra Concert & Orchestra Concert
Vocal Concert 7pm 6:30pm 7pm
EH NJSLA Math Testing EH NJSLA Math Testing EH NJSLA ELA Testing EH NJSLA ELA Testing EH NJSLA ELA Testing
Fall Block Gr 9 Only Fall Block Gr 9 Only Fall Block Gr 9 Only Fall Block Gr 9 Only Fall Block Gr 9 Only
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
BOE Meeting 7pm
Public Session 8pm
@ EH Auditorium
EH S1 T2 Q3
K-12 Early Dismissal
ELEM 2nd MP Parent NO PM EDP
Progress Reports EH Counseling Dept:
Preschool Early Dismissal
FM 2nd MP Parent LE Winter Band and EH Ring & Sing 7pm Understanding the PSAT
Progress Reports Orchestra Concert 7pm @ EH Auditorium 6:30pm AE Full Day
EH NJSLA Math Testing EH NJSLA Math Testing EH NJSLA ELA Testing EH NJSLA ELA Testing AE LE PE No PM
Gr 9 Only Makeups Gr 9 Only Makeups Gr 9 Only Makeups Gr 9 Only Makeups Integrated Preschool
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED
Winter Break Winter Break Winter Break Winter Break Winter BreakStudent Services
The Special Services Department Project Child Find
provides a variety of educational and A service of federal and state agencies to locate,
related operations/grants management identify and provide services to children.
services to assist students in the
learning process. The goal of Special What can we do to help?
Services is to help students reach their Is there someone in your life-a son, a daughter,
potential as learners and members of grandchild, niece or nephew, friend or foster child-
the school community. who is developing differently or is having problems
Health and Medical Services monitor student health learning? If so, help is available for eligible children
through screenings, routine exams and the provision of in New Jersey:
swift attention to medical problems.
Homebound Instruction is available to students confined For Infants and Toddlers
at home because of lengthy illness or other special (Birth to Age 3)
The School Attendance Officer has a dual role of verifying
circumstances. New Jersey’s Early Intervention System provides
student residency and working with truant students. This
Special Education is provided in self-contained services for infants and toddlers (birth to the child’s
may involve home visitations, student counseling and
classrooms, resource rooms and inclusive general
parent consultations. The School Attendance Officer has third birthday) who have developmental delays or
education classes throughout the district to all eligible
the legal responsibility to ensure compliance with the disabilities as well as support for their families.
students, ages 3-21. Arrangements are made with other
Compulsory School Attendance Law.
school districts to provide special education for children For assistance or information:
For information on these services, contact the Director
with exceptional needs if a program is unavailable in Ewing. Regional Early Intervention Coordination Unit
of Special Services X7176.
Related services are also provided and include speech 1-888-653-4463
Supplemental Support Services in language arts,
and language therapy, occupational therapy, physical
literacy and mathematics are available for Grades K-8.
therapy, counseling and transportation services. Project Child Clinic Program
For information about Supplemental Services, contact
Child Study Teams provide diagnosis and, when
the building principal. English as a Second Language
(609) 588-8500
necessary, consultation or intervention for students with
(ESL) assists students in developing and acquiring English For Preschool Children and Students
learning or school-related problems.
language skills. For information about ESL, contact the (Ages 3-21)
Project Child offers comprehensive services for the
ESL Supervisor at X2156.
identification, assessment and treatment of pre-school Your public school district provides a free appropriate
Testing and Evaluation Services are provided as
handicapped infants and children public education for eligible students ages 3-21.
mandated by state law to assess individual students’
Developmental Kindergarten (DK) provides additional
needs as well as to evaluate programs and curricula. State Contact the Department of Special Services at X7176.
support and an initial small student - teacher ratios for
mandated assessments include the NJSLA (New Jersey
newly de-classified preschool students and other qualifying
Student Learning Assessment) for students in Grades
kindergartens. The DK classroom is paired with another
3–11 in English Language Arts and Mathematics, and
kindergarten classroom as the school year progresses to
the NJ Science Learning Assessment (SLA) in Grades 5
prepare students for successful transition into 1st grade.
and 8 in Science.
DK classroom is located at Antheil. The Preschool Program
The district administers the PSAT in October to students
serves the needs of children who require special services
in Grades 10-11. Testing related questions may be
ages 3-5. More information about this program can be
addressed to the Director of Counseling & Assessment
found by following the District Information/Special Services
at X2121.
links on the District Website.Student Services
ASYSST Program Fees: Annual Membership is required for
The Available School Youth Services Support Team all participants: $30
(ASYSST) is a school-based youth services program to Monthly Tuition:
help young people navigate the adolescent years, finish
5 days per week: $225
their education, obtain skills leading to employment
Boys & Girls Club “Kids Club” After School Program 4 Days per week: $170
or continuing education, and graduate healthy and
drug free. ASYSST provides youth and families with a The Boys & Girls Club provides a state licensed after 3 days per week: $140
comprehensive set of services on a ‘one-stop shopping’ school program that ensures a safe and caring place 2 days per week: $75
basis which includes crisis counseling, employment for your child immediately after school. Our program is Monthly tuition is subsidized by governmental and
counseling, training and placement, individual and continually rate ‘better’ or ‘much better’ than similar private funding.
family counseling, drug and alcohol abuse counseling, program in Mercer County. The Club’s programs focus Scholarships are available to any family who needs
violence prevention, and part-time and summer job on educational support, social emotional learning, financial assistance
development. character development and healthy living. Combined The Club accepts Child Care Connections and WFD
There are no fees or eligibility requirements and with school homework help and a diversity of enrichment child care vouchers.
all services are confidential. For more information, programs each week makes for a quality program. For Scholarships & CCC you can’t register on line
contact ASYSST at X2173. Our after school activities includes: and need to complete paper registration through our
• Homework assistance membership office and Denise Brannon.
Extended Day Program (EDP)
A daily rate of $25 is available, but parents must
The Boys and Girls Club program replaced the • Healthy snack first become a member, complete registration forms,
in-house afterschool care programming previously • Reading & Language Arts support and then coordinate daily registration with each schools
offered by the district known as PM EDP (Afternoon
• Enrichment programs such as Art, STEM, site coordinator as availability changes day to day.
Extended Day Program) last year and will continue to
Cooking, Sports For Information & Registration for the Boys & Girls
do so this year.
The district is still providing the AM EDP (Morning • Special interest clubs Club “Kids Club” After School Program please contact
Extended Day Program) at each of the elementary • Social emotional learning & healthy living Denise Brannon-Eutsey.
schools. curriculum Denise Brannon, Membership Director
The Boys and Girls Club proposal satisfied the most • Access to our Schoology Learning Management dbrannon@bgcmercer.org
important criteria established by the administration System for 24/7 access to programming. (609) 695-6060 Ext. 202
and Board. The after-school care program will be
housed in each elementary school, the cost of the Start Date: First day of school on September 8th
program for district parents is fair and aligned with the Program Locations: Antheil School, Lore School and
district’s previous fee structure, and the provider must Parkway School
have an outstanding record of exemplary programming.
For more information or to obtain rates and to *Fisher students are bused to our Spruce Street
register, please visit our website (www.ewing.k12. Community Center for interaction with other 6-8 graders.
nj.us) and select EDP under District Information.
Follow us on twitter: www.twitter.com/TheEwingSchoolsStudent Services
Ewing Before School Child Care (AM EDP) To better serve our student riders, we request that automatically be extended the free or reduced price
On behalf of the staff of the Ewing Public School’s ALL complaints go through the Ewing Transportation benefits for their household. Parents/guardians should
Before School Child Care Program, we welcome you to Department - not the individual bus contractors. If plan to complete a new application or contact the Food
this academic school year. The Before Care Program you have any questions concerning bus policy or bus Service Office before the opening of school.
is professionally staffed. It is designed to complement routes, please call (609) 538-9800 X7111. A 2022-2023 application can be keyed in on-line or
the curriculum and activities of the regular school a paper copy submitted to the Food Service Office on
day. We provide your child with a “home away from Registration or before Thursday, October 20 or students who were
home” environment with an emphasis on the needs All Registrations are now completed online through free/reduced from last school year will be classified
of your child. This safe, caring environment offers our Genesis Portal and Google. A child must be five as full price for meals beginning Friday, October 21.
structured activities, which are designed to promote years old by October 1st to enroll in kindergarten and Applications may be submitted at any time during the
the individual child’s physical, intellectual, emotional six years old by October 1st to be admitted into first school year, however, free or reduced price benefits
and social well-being and growth. grade. Please visit our website (www.ewing.k12.us) do not begin until after the application is determined.
and select the Registration link to enroll online. The 2022-2023 application packet is now available!
Program Hours:
Please contact Central Registration with questions Parents/Guardians may apply on-line by visiting the
AM: 7:00am–8:55am (includes breakfast)
regarding the enrollment process at: (609) 538-9800 district website (www.ewing.k12.nj.us) and follow
PM (Provided by Boys & Girls Club):
X7180, X7181, X7175 or email registration@ewingboe.org. the link to the Food Services tab and simply ‘click’
Dismissal - 6:00pm (includes snack)
on the Free and Reduced Price Meals located on the
Program Locations: Kindergarten Registration left of the page to access the link to the 2022-2023
Antheil Elementary School To enroll in Kindergarten, a child must be five years application packet. Your meal status will be determined
Lore Elementary School old on or before October 1st. Kindergarten Roundup immediately! A fill-to-print application is also available.
Parkway Elementary School events are held in the spring. A completed registration Additionally, applications are available through the
To Register/Make a Payment: and appointment are required to attend Kindergarten Genesis Parent portal or at any school, guidance office, or
https://ewing.revtrak.net/ Roundup events. Food Service Department. Interested parents/guardians
All kindergarten registrations are now completed should complete one application for all the children in
Tuition Refund Policy: online through our Genesis Portal. Please ‘click’ their household. Completed paper applications should be
Registration Fee and all Tuition monies are the Kindergarten Registration link on the main returned to the Food Service Office at the Gusz Building,
non-refundable. Registration webpage for more information and to 220 Ewingville Road, Ewing, New Jersey.
If you have any questions regarding the Ewing complete the enrollment process. Benefits for Foster Children: Be sure to read the
Before School Care (AM Extended Day) Program please Kindergarten registration questions can be directed to instructions on the application. If you submit a
contact Ruth Savage at (609) 538-9800 X7106 or the Central Registration Office: (609) 538-9800 X7180, current “Resource Family Parent Identification Letter”
rsavage@ewingboe.org. X7181, X7175 or by email registration@ewingboe.org. (DYFS 5-49) to the Food Service Office, it will not be
necessary to complete an application for your foster
Transportation Free And Reduced Price Meals
child(ren) for the school year.
Students who attended Ewing Township Public Direct Certification Letters are emailed/mailed as
Student safety is the number one priority of the
Schools in 2021-2022, who were eligible for Free or processed. If a DC letter is received, it is not necessary to
Transportation Department. Busing is provided
Reduced Price Meals in June 2022 via a meal app or complete a 2022-2023 application; the students listed
to elementary students and to middle school
Snap approved will continue receiving those benefits will automatically receive free meal. If all students in the
students living more than two miles from the school. household are NOT named in the letter(s), a copy of the letter
for the first 30 school days through October 20,2022
Transportation is provided for high school students must be returned to the Food Service Office with the missing
or until a new application is determined. Please note
living more than 2.5 miles from school. student’s name(s) listed, so they can also receive free meals.
that kindergarteners or other new students will NOTJanuary 2023
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Happy
New Year!
CLOSED Welcome Back
New Year Observed to School8 9 10 11 12 13 14
FM Fisher Parent
BOE Organization Association Meeting EH Winter Vocal Concert
Meeting 7pm 6:45pm 7pm
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
CLOSED EH Winter Band & FM Winter Vocal
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Orchestra Concert 7pm Concert 7pm
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
End ELEM 2nd MP
SCHOOL CLOSED
FM Winter Band Gr 6-12 & O’Brien Acad.
Counseling Dept. Event: Concert 7pm AE Full Day
FM Rising 9th Gr
Parent Presentation EH End S1 T2 Q4 Preschool Early Dismissal
6:30pm End FM 2nd MP ELEM Early Dismissal
EH Early Dismissal EH Early Dismissal EH Early Dismissal AE LE PE No AM
9-12 ONLY – Exams 9-12 ONLY – Exams 9-12 ONLY – Exams Integrated Preschool
29 30 31February 2023
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4
EH Athletic Office:
DI & DII Athletic
Signing Event 3pm
EH Naviance Night FM Winter Orchestra
6:30pm 7pm5 6 7 8 9 10 11
ELS Family Night
6pm @ LE Cafeteria
ELEM 2nd MP
Report Cards
FM 2nd MP EH BTSN 2nd Semester
Report Cards 6:30pm
ACCESS Testing for ACCESS Testing for ACCESS Testing for ACCESS Testing for ACCESS Testing for
ELLs & Alternative ELLs & Alternative ELLs & Alternative ELLs & Alternative ELLs & Alternative PE Pancake Breakfast
ACCESS for ELLs ACCESS for ELLs ACCESS for ELLs ACCESS for ELLs ACCESS for ELLs 9am-11am
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
FM Fisher Parent
Association Meeting
6:45pm
ACCESS Testing for ACCESS Testing for ACCESS Testing for ACCESS Testing for ACCESS Testing for
ELLs & Alternative ELLs & Alternative ELLs & Alternative ELLs & Alternative ELLs & Alternative
ACCESS for ELLs ACCESS for ELLs ACCESS for ELLs ACCESS for ELLs ACCESS for ELLs
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
CLOSED CLOSED ACCESS Testing for
ELLs & Alternative
ACCESS Testing for
ELLs & Alternative
ACCESS Testing for
ELLs & Alternative
Presidents’ Day Staff Development Day ACCESS for ELLs ACCESS for ELLs ACCESS for ELLs
26 27 28
AE PTO Spring AE PTO Spring
Book Fair Book Fair
ACCESS Testing for ACCESS Testing for
ELLs & Alternative ELLs & Alternative
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