DISTRICT MISSION STATEMENT-The Bedminster Township School District is dedicated to the development of values,skills and knowledge in all children through a meaningful and challenging education,enabling them to become contributing members of their community.The Bedminster Township School District has expectations that children at all grade levels will achieve through the delivery of instructional programs aligned with and measured against the New Jersey Core Curriculum Standards.
The mission of the Bernards Township School District is to provide a superior education which results in academic excellence, responsible behavior, good citizenship and fosters social-emotional development so that ultimately each student will be able to: maximize his/her potential.become a contributing member of society.maintain a commitment to life-long learning.achieve the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards at all grade levels.
The Bound Brook School District is a comprehensive community public school district that serves students in Pre-Kindergarten through Twelfth Grade from Bound Brook, in Somerset County, New Jersey, United States.
Our Mission Statement-The Mission of the Branchburg Township School District and Community is to inspire our children to learn, think, grow and excel in life.
Mission Statement-The Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District (BRRSD), in collaboration with the community, provides a balanced, challenging, and comprehensive education that meets or exceeds New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards and empowers every student to achieve his or her full potential as a lifelong learner and contributing member of society.
MISSION-The mission of the Central Jersey College Prep Charter School is to provide academic and social challenges and opportunities to students, instilling the skills and knowledge that they will need to succeed in their lives. The CJCPCS aims to forge a powerful partnership out of the student-teacher-parent triad. This partnership will provide and empower our youth with the support necessary to reach their highest potential - intellectually, socially, emotionally and physically鈥� building on their inherent promise to aid in their preparation for college and career.
The Mission of the Franklin Township Public Schools is to provide excellent educational opportunities that meet or exceed New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards for every student; maintain an environment that engenders an appreciation of the value of every student; develop every student to his/her highest potential; and instill the attitudes, skills, and knowledge necessary to become independent, contributing members of a democratic, multi-cultural society.
Our mission, in partnership with the community and the dedicated staff, is to provide a safe, student-centered environment with the highest standards of excellence and a culture of respect that values diversity. We provide them with experiences that will inspire, empower, challenge, and foster life-long learning ."
The Hillsborough Township Public School System :Hillsborough Township is the largest municipality in Somerset County, covering an area of 54 square miles with approximately 37 thousand residents. Centrally located in New Jersey, Hillsborough is only 60 minutes west of New York or east of Philadelphia. This residential community encompasses Belle Mead, Blackwells Mills, Flagtown, Neshanic, and South Branch, with homes tucked into wooded lands or surrounded by rolling fields. Many residents operate businesses or are employed by neighboring corporations such as Ethicon, Exxon Mobil, Johnson & Johnson, Lucent, Merck, Ortho-McNeil, and Sanofi-Aventis. Within close proximity to the district are institutions of higher learning such as The College of New Jersey, Princeton University, Rider University, and Rutgers University, as well as a number of community colleges. The residents of Hillsborough Township are committed to quality education,and the excellence of township schools is often a key factor for those who select Hillsborough for their hometown.The Hillsborough Township Public School District, with an enrollment of approximately 7700 students, is a K - 12 district with six elementary schools (K-4), one intermediate school (5-6), one middle school (7-8), and one high school (9-12). Mission Statement-The Hillsborough Township Public School District is committed to providing a superior education for all students so they will lead us successfully and responsibly into the future.
The mission of the Manville School District, in partnership with the entire Manville community, is to provide our students with a student-centered and nurturing educational environment focused upon the academic expectations as identified by the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards, and the development of the child as a life-long learner, and a respectful contributing member of a democratic society.
North Plainfield, a diversified Somerset County district, serves approximately 3,288 pupils from Pre-K through Grade 12. The current budget is approximately 52 million. The district Central Office is located at Watchung School. The Department of Pupil Services is located at Harrison School and elementary Gifted and Talented classes are offered at Stonybrook School. North Plainfield High School, fully certified by the New Jersey State Department of Education and accredited by the Middle States Association, is proud of its special characteristics and the strength of the educational opportunities for students. With a student population of approximately 1,500 students in grades 7-12, the high school is able to provide a comprehensive curriculum with a variety of electives aimed to promote the development of each student鈥檚 individual potential. High school students may select courses that suit both their interests and potential career paths. Honors and advanced placement courses are available for those students who meet the criteria.igh school electives are offered in art, music, theater, technology, journalism, world language, and family and consumer science. The diversified curriculum also includes a Naval Junior ROTC program. The ROTC curriculum emphasizes citizenship and leadership development as well as topics such as the fundamentals of naval operations, seamanship, meteorology and navigation. Other curricular options include opportunities for independent study, community service, distance learning, a shared-time vocational program with Somerset County Vocational and Technical High School, and courses offered through a 鈥渃oncurrent enrollment鈥� partnership for college credit with Raritan Valley Community College. The Middle School offers the 7th and 8th graders a 鈥渢eaming鈥� approach in their academic program. Each grade has three teams of teachers instructing in the core academic areas. The students also select a world language and elective programs including art, music, and technology.Somerset School educates all fifth and sixth grade students in the North Plainfield School District. Students from the district's three elementary schools come together for a truly unique intermediate school experience. As its mission, Somerset School is committed to preparing young, emerging adolescent students with the understandings and skills necessary to cope with their own changes from childhood to adolescence. Somerset School is equally committed to preparing them with the academic skills and knowledge essential not only for the transition into the middle and high school grades, but also for life-long achievement and success.Somerset follows an integrated curriculum that prepares students for the 7-12 high school experience. In addition to a strong core curriculum, Somerset School offers many innovative instructional units. A hands-on approach is utilized in science. Computer instruction is an integral part of the school's curriculum, producing computer literate students.Three elementary buildings, East End, West End, and Stony Brook, provide K-4 pupils with neighborhood elementary education and modern playground facilities. The University of Chicago mathematics program, an integrated language arts approach to communication skills, portfolio assessments, character education programs, and multi-cultural awareness characterize the current curricular thrust. The district also offers a pre-school program for four-year-olds for 2.5 hours a day during the school year at East End School and with several contracted North Plainfield pre-school providers.
Long before the concept of sharing services was an accepted practice among Somerset County municipalities and school districts, the Somerset County Educational Services Commission (SCESC) was engaged in providing a wide range of shared educational, administrative, and transportation support services to public and non-public schools.SCESC is a public educational agency, established under New Jersey Statute Title 18A, that serves as the catalyst for cooperative education, administration, and financing. SCESC implements programs and provides services which are not within financial reason for an individual district or school.The State of New Jersey mandates that school districts provide instruction and educational services to all students regardless of their level of need. The SCESC provides coordination, educational service delivery, and transportation for public and non-public schools in the county for all districts in need of services. For example, districts with relatively few special education students of various ages compounded by a lack of necessary infrastructure and support services (i.e., counseling, nursing), will have their needs met through SCESC services.In addition to qualified educators, SCESC supports student needs with fulltime counselors, including a Psychologist, Substance Abuse Counselor (SAC), Learning Consultant (LDTC), Social Workers (LCSW鈥橲/ LSW鈥橲, two nurses, School Resources Officers (SRO), and a part-time Psychiatrist. Intensive individual and group counseling is always available and speech services are provided as indicated in the IEP (Individualized Education Program).The Somerset County Educational Services Commission has been providing shared educational services and programs for Somerset County schools and their students since 1978.Long before the concept of sharing services was an accepted practice among Somerset County municipalities and school districts, the Somerset County Educational Services Commission (SCESC) was engaged in providing a wide range of shared educational, administrative, and transportation support services to public and non-public schools.SCESC is a public educational agency, established under New Jersey Statute Title 18A, that serves as the catalyst for cooperative education, administration, and financing. SCESC implements programs and provides services which are not within financial reason for an individual district or school.
Mission Statement-The mission of The Somerset Hills School District, a visionary learning community, is to ensure that each student discovers the power of his or her unique abilities as a socially responsible citizen of the world through a system distinguished by dedication to innovation, forging global connections, celebration of diversity, creative use of technologies, and compelling learning experiences while maintaining an expectation of achievement beyond the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards.
Somerville has an outstanding reputation as an excellent school district. It is my responsibility to continue this tradition and build upon it for further improvements, but I need your help in this process. I am hosting monthly brown bag lunches that are announced on the district calendar. The lunches are held from noon to 1 o'clock in the district conference room. The purpose of the brown bag lunch is to provide school community members with an opportunity to share their thoughts, opinions, and feelings about the programs and services offered in the Somerville Public School district.
Mission Statement-In partnership with family and community, provide an environment where each child is valued and experiences the challenge and excitement of learning with the expectation that all students shall achieve the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards at all grade levels.
Watchung Hills Regional High School is a comprehensive secondary school serving Warren Township, Long Hill Township, Green Brook Township, and Watchung Borough. The focal point of the educational program is the student. Students are taught to think logically and critically and to achieve their fullest academic potential. The school encourages individual self-realization along with social and civic responsibility. The educational program strives to create an awareness of and a tolerance for other cultures and an understanding of moral and aesthetic values
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