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House 7-2 Earth Week Project

  • Students in LVMS House 7-2 read self-selected novels and developed a project of their choice to explore and learn more about environmental issues facing our world. Each day during Earth Week 2018 (April 23-30), a project will be shared here as selected by the students.  We hope these profound student reflections serve to inspire conservation!

    WHAT HAS OUR WORLD BECOME?
    (an Original Movie)
    (touch play below)

District Announcements

  • SPOTLIGHT ON YOUR SCHOOLS

    Spotlight The Washington Township Schools is pleased to present to you the spring edition of Spotlight On Your Schools. Click HERE to view the newsletter which highlights the many happenings taking place inside YOUR schools! 
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  • Son & Daughter to Work

     April 26, 2018 

    If your child(ren) will be participating, please have your child return the Permission Slip to his/her homeroom teacher by Monday, April 23, 2018. If the form is returned, it will not be necessary to call the absentee program for that day's absence.
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  • WTS SCHOOL CALENDAR REVISED!

    Click HERE to view the revised 2017-2018 School Calendar as adopted by your Board of Education on the evening of March 15, 2018.
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  • 2018-19 & 2019-20 SCHOOL CALENDARS

    Superintendent Jeff Mohre has shared the recently adopted school calendars for both the 2018-19 and the 2019-20 school years. Click HERE to view all of the details including the rationale for the Board of Education's decision.
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  • NJ STANDARDIZED TESTING COMMUNICATION

    The testing communication issued by Dr. Battitori can be found HERE.
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  • The Washington Township Schools, a caring, involved 21st century learning community committed to excellence in education, ensures that all students are provided with an exciting, meaningful learning environment that enables them to become well-rounded, lifelong learners, who reach their full potential as responsible adults.

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