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Montville Township Public Schools Named
Montville Township Public Schools named to 8th Annual AP® District Honor Roll for Significant Gains in Student Access and Success
1 of only 39 Districts in NJ AND 1 of only 447 Districts Across the U.S. & Canada
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Congratulations to Cedar Hill Elementary School
Named 2016 National Blue Ribbon School by U.S. Department of Education
2017 Niche.com named Montville Township Public Schools district: 44 in Best School Districts in NJ, 55 with Best Teachers in NJ & MTHS is in TOP 100 Public High Schools in NJ.
Thank you to all Montville Township Public Schools faculty, staff & administrators!
New Jersey Monthly Magazine has listed Montville Township as #36 on their 2017 listing of the top towns in New Jersey!
Congratulations!
Cedar Hill & Woodmont Elementary
among only 68 schools in the USA to be named
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Montville's Many ESL Programs for Adults and Families To Be Explained. Open To All Residents Who Wish to Improve Written or Spoken English - An ESL Family night will be held on Thursday October 4, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. The event is sponsored by the English as a Second Language (ESL) department of Montville Township Public Schools and will be held in room 103 of the Montville Township High School (MTHS).
The Three Elementary Schools Join Robert R. Lazar Middle School in Achieving Outstanding Sustainable Actions - These schools form part of a group of 111 schools across the state that achieved the Sustainable Jersey for Schools certification in 2018. A total of 779 schools and 303 school districts are participating in the program overall.
Iridescent Skies Provide Stunning Backdrop for the 47th Annual MTHS Graduation Ceremony - Four members of the Class of 2018 -- Jack Motherway President of the MTHS Class of 2018, Daniel J. Lee President of the MTHS Student Activities Council, Andrew Sun-Yan Salutatorian of this year's MTHS graduating class and Valedictorian Emily Liao -- were given the honor of addressing their peers.
She advises the class to follow the motto of the 2017-2018 Varsity Girl's Basketball team: #outgrit! - "For me the acronym of grit is" G.R.I.T.: G - Genuine, R - Responsibility, I - Integrity, T - Time. " So when the going gets tough – and it will at some point - #outgrit and take to heart the words of Nelson Mandela – 'It always seems impossible until it’s done.' Best wishes always to the Class of 2018!"
VIDEO, PICS & TEXT! Watch MTHS Class of 2018 President Jack Motherway give his speech at the 47th Annual MTHS Graduation Ceremony on June 21, 2018 - "Say “Yes” to the small things and watch where they take you.... Say “Yes”, and life will return the favor. "
VIDEO, PICS, TEXT - See and hear his speech. "I urge everyone here to try to be more inclusive of those that may feel like outsiders…. Sit next to someone new in class, try new sports or clubs, but most of all, be willing to make friends with people you never would have imagined."
VIDEO, PICS & TEXT! Watch Valedictorian Emily Liao of the Class of 2018 give her speech at the 47th Annual MTHS Graduation Ceremony on June 21, 2018 - "Our friends are the ones that relate to us, letting us know that we are not alone, and that we are far from it."
Photos and the text of his speech - While encouraging his classmates to develop positive habits, the senior also reflects on his four years at MTHS with humor, wisdom and gratitude. "Like it or not, eventually we all become what we repeatedly do."
Lots of PICS of the evening can be found on Montville Township Public Schools Facebook Page. and YouTube Channel -
Area Speakers to Share Personal Challenges to Highlight Importance of Community in the Face of Adversity - OneMontville Unites panels will provide a forum on diversity, action, perspective and what it takes to bring it all together to build a community. Four area speakers will comprise the first OneMontville Unites. They will share their experiences, challenges, resources and community support ideas regarding topics such as: addiction, substance abuse, ethnicity, faith, teen suicide, gender, gender identity and more. All four speakers have roots in Montville Township.
Character.org Designates 73 schools as 2018 National Schools of Character and 5 districts as 2018 National Districts of Character - Montville Township Public Schools is one of only 5 districts in the nation to be named a 2018 National District of Character. In addition, Montville Township Public Schools’ Robert R. Lazar Middle School is one of only 73 in the nation to be designated a National School of Character.
Schools, businesses, places of worship and residents united to support Acceptance Respect and Kindness for all - OneMontville is a volunteer driven organization that launched in September of 2015 to help raise awareness of kindness and to encourage mindfulness of self and others.
Schools, businesses and places of worship join OneMontville to promote Acceptance Respect and Kindness - On Friday, May 18, the OneMontville organization of Montville Township, New Jersey, will host the 3rd Annual Green In Day. Politicians, township employees, students, teachers, business owners and others will wear green in support of Acceptance, Respect and Kindness for all.
A Family Friendly Event to Help Hurricane Survivors Living in the US Territory - Students taking Spanish and participating in the Robert R. Lazar Middle School Spanish Club are planning a iSomos Uno! (We are One!) bowling fundraiser on Sunday, May 20, 2018. They hope to help restore electricity and provide some relief for the Hurricane Maria survivors of Puerto Rico. The Spanish Language school students began planning the event in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. People of all ages are asked to attend the family bowling outing. The cost is only $10 cash for this family friendly fundraiser.
Superintendent Dr. Rene Rovtar explains why and how the district plans to is work with school administrations to manage impact on students and families - To help families make plans for the months ahead, we have developed a plan. The primary goal of the plan is to support our students, particularly our high school seniors, so they can complete their high school careers in a productive manner, while reducing their stress as much as possible. The other goals are to respect the situations that our families and staff members find themselves in as a result of the winter weather.
