Mr. Mango is available to meet with anyone who is interested in discussing the future of our facilities, demographics, and/or budget from July 17, 2017 through August 31, 2017 on Tuesdays-Thursdays from 10:30am-12pm. Please contact Dawn McPeek at (908) 852-2800 ext. 231 to schedule an appointment either in person or on the phone.
Please click the headline above to view the results from the Optimization of Facilities Survey conducted by the Great Meadows Regiona School District.
Please click the title above to view the powerpoint presentation from the April 25th 2017 Board of Education meeting regarding the District Optimization of Facilities Study.
Please click the title above to be taken to the June 2017 letter detailing the latest water test results for the Great Meadows Regional School District.
Please click the title above to view the April 25th powerpoint presentation regarding the 2017-2018 budget.
Please click the title above to view the presentation from the March 28th, 2017 BOE meeting.
Bedtime Math is a new innovative family engagement app.
Hackettstown Public Schools and the Great Meadows Regional District are pleased to offer an array of programs and services for students with special needs ages three to twenty-one. As public school districts serving students with ever-growing diverse needs and challenges, we strive to build programs that breed success. Our District staff are committed to providing specialized academic and behavioral supports and services to students with exceptional needs while maintaining inclusion with typically developing peers. We are excited to make those programs available to students in neighboring districts.
It is important that all parents and guardians login to the new system to update their phone numbers and email addresses to prevent their missing important alerts from the school.
Graduation Requirements for the Class of 2019
The County has a new program called Swift911. Residents of Warren County and those of us who commute to Warren County, can register our cellphones, work phones, home phones, e-mail addresses, etc. to the Swift 911 program so we will be notified of any emergency situations going on in our immediate area. It's a great tool for emergency management personnel to get the word out about public safety alerts. For example say a perpetrator is in the area or a hostage situation is taking place. They can zone in on that immediate area and notify people in those neighborhoods of the situation and to inform them to remain in their homes. People can only be notified if there phone numbers and/or email addresses are registered with the system. If people already have a listed phone number (as appose to a private number) they will already be registered into the system automatically.
The GMRSD will provide quality educational opportunities that ensure the individual success of all students within a safe and supportive environment and to build life-long learners who will meet society’s challenges into and beyond the 21st century. To that end, it is anticipated that all students will achieve the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards (NJCCCS) at all grade levels.
Please click the headline "HIB Self Assessments" above to view the records for your school.
In the interest of your child’s safety while in school, and in light of recent events involving school security, the district is modifying parent access to all three schools. Please click the headline above for more information.
https://www.gmrsd.com/cms/lib/NJ01001526/Centricity/Shared/GuidanceforSchoolsonImplementingAnti-BullyingBillofRights.pdf
HIB Coordinator-Israel Marmolejos*** HIB Specialist for Middle School-Lisa Treweeke *** HIB Specialist for Central & Liberty Elementary School-Lauren Ackerman
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