PUBLIC NOTICE: Special Meeting
The Township of Franklin Board of Education will hold a special meeting on Monday, July 14, 2025, beginning at 4:00 PM, for the purpose of appointment and approval of the employment agreement for the position of Superintendent of Schools.
The meeting will be held at the Administration Office Building – Conference Room, located at 3228 Coles Mill Road, Franklinville, NJ 08322.
Formal action will be taken.
By Order of the Board of Education.
Trish Birmingham,
School Business Administrator/Board Secretary
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Caroline L. Reutter School is proud to recognize the September RAM STRONG Students of the Month. These outstanding students were nominated by faculty and staff for consistently demonstrating exceptional character and embodying our school’s core values during the first month of the school year. Their positive example helps set the tone for a successful year, and we commend them for being role models within our school community.
In Mrs. Pizzo's sixth grade math classes, students are learning how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals.
Please see the informational flyer regarding Newfield Day events and activities scheduled for Saturday, October 4th (rain date - Sunday, October 5th) from 12pm-5pm behind Edgarton in "The Grove".
The Related Arts Department September Month in Review: Related Arts Month in Review
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Reutter School Sixth Graders Dive into Density with a Sweet Science Experiment
Sixth-grade science students at Reutter School explored the concept of density in their weather unit through a delicious hands-on investigation. Instead of just learning about air and water, the students used popular chocolate candies like Kit-Kats, Rolos, and Hershey's Kisses to discover the relationship between mass and volume. This creative lesson allowed them to see how varying densities affect interactions and movement, providing a tangible way to understand a recurring scientific theme. By connecting a fun, everyday treat to a core concept, the students gained a deeper and more memorable understanding of density.
Sixth-grade science students at Reutter School explored the concept of density in their weather unit through a delicious hands-on investigation. Instead of just learning about air and water, the students used popular chocolate candies like Kit-Kats, Rolos, and Hershey's Kisses to discover the relationship between mass and volume. This creative lesson allowed them to see how varying densities affect interactions and movement, providing a tangible way to understand a recurring scientific theme. By connecting a fun, everyday treat to a core concept, the students gained a deeper and more memorable understanding of density.
Come support the Reutter School PTO on Thursday, October 9 from 5 PM to 7 PM at the Malaga McDonald's.
Reminder - Reutter School's Back to School Night
This Wednesday, starting at 6:30 PM
This Wednesday, starting at 6:30 PM
The Reutter School PTO's Annual Fall Scholastic Book Fair is officially underway! The book fair began today, September 22, and will be open for students and families to shop for new books through Friday, September 26. This is a great opportunity to get some new reads while supporting our school's literacy initiative.
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Reutter School is proud to announce our September 2025 STAR Faculty/Staff Members of the Month to our incredible custodial team! We extend our deepest gratitude to Head Custodian Joe Kelly, along with Leonora Walker, Scott Attanasio, and Dan Inferrera. Their tireless efforts are a cornerstone of our school's success. This team worked incredibly hard throughout the summer, preparing our building for the start of the school year, ensuring every classroom and common area was spotless and welcoming. Their daily dedication to maintaining a clean and safe environment for our students and staff does not go unnoticed. Thank you for all you do!
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Sixth-grade science students in Mrs. Zemaitatis, Ms. Davis, and Ms. Reim's classes participated in a collaborative activity to learn about the water cycle. Working in teams, students completed "Water Cycle Input Stations" to explore different concepts and build foundational knowledge. This hands-on, inquiry-based approach allowed students to gain a deeper understanding of the water cycle before receiving formal instruction on the topic.
Fifth Grade Artists Explore Observational Drawing
Fifth grade art students at Reutter School are learning about the fundamentals of observational drawing in Miss Heritage's Art classes. By using still-life objects, students are learning to translate what they see in three dimensions onto a two-dimensional surface.
Pictured are students carefully observing the unique shapes, textures, and shadows of the pumpkins to accurately capture their forms. This exercise helps students sharpen their attention to detail, understand perspective, and improve their hand-eye coordination. It's an exciting and hands-on way for our young artists to develop their skills and appreciate the world around them through a creative lens.
Fifth grade art students at Reutter School are learning about the fundamentals of observational drawing in Miss Heritage's Art classes. By using still-life objects, students are learning to translate what they see in three dimensions onto a two-dimensional surface.
Pictured are students carefully observing the unique shapes, textures, and shadows of the pumpkins to accurately capture their forms. This exercise helps students sharpen their attention to detail, understand perspective, and improve their hand-eye coordination. It's an exciting and hands-on way for our young artists to develop their skills and appreciate the world around them through a creative lens.
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Students participated in grade-level assemblies with the school Principal and Counselor this week to review school operations and expectations.
Students of the Caroline L. Reutter School were celebrated for their hard work and dedication in completing the school’s Summer Academic Enrichment Program during the summer of 2025. The program, designed to keep students engaged in meaningful learning opportunities while reinforcing essential skills, provided activities in reading and math. Participants who completed the program were recognized for their commitment to academic growth and for modeling the importance of lifelong learning. Reutter School is proud of these students for taking the initiative to continue their education beyond the school year and congratulates them on this achievement.
CAROLINE L. REUTTER SCHOOL WELCOMES STUDENTS AND STAFF FOR AN EXCITING NEW SCHOOL YEAR
The hallways of Caroline L. Reutter School are once again filled with the energy and excitement of students and staff as the new school year officially begins today, September 4, 2025. This day marks the start of another year of learning, growth, and community for our students.
The school is particularly thrilled to welcome three new educators to its family: Miss Madison Jacobs, Miss Madison Johnson, and Miss Sarah Williamson. These dedicated teachers bring fresh perspectives and passion to our classrooms, and we are confident they will make a significant impact on our students' lives.
"On behalf of the entire Reutter School community, I want to extend a warm welcome back to all of our students and staff," said Mr. Theodore Peters, Principal of Caroline L. Reutter School. "We are especially delighted to have Miss Jacobs, Miss Johnson, and Miss Williamson join us. As they embark on this new chapter in their careers, we wish them all the best and look forward to the wonderful contributions they will make. May this be a fantastic school year for all!"
The Caroline L. Reutter School community is looking forward to a year of academic success, memorable events, and continued collaboration between teachers, students, and families.
The hallways of Caroline L. Reutter School are once again filled with the energy and excitement of students and staff as the new school year officially begins today, September 4, 2025. This day marks the start of another year of learning, growth, and community for our students.
The school is particularly thrilled to welcome three new educators to its family: Miss Madison Jacobs, Miss Madison Johnson, and Miss Sarah Williamson. These dedicated teachers bring fresh perspectives and passion to our classrooms, and we are confident they will make a significant impact on our students' lives.
"On behalf of the entire Reutter School community, I want to extend a warm welcome back to all of our students and staff," said Mr. Theodore Peters, Principal of Caroline L. Reutter School. "We are especially delighted to have Miss Jacobs, Miss Johnson, and Miss Williamson join us. As they embark on this new chapter in their careers, we wish them all the best and look forward to the wonderful contributions they will make. May this be a fantastic school year for all!"
The Caroline L. Reutter School community is looking forward to a year of academic success, memorable events, and continued collaboration between teachers, students, and families.
