Princeton Community Housing hosted a celebration at the Princeton Senior Resource Center on Wednesday, Aug. 9 to recognize students living at Princeton Community Village and Griggs Farm who received college scholarships this year from the New Jersey Affordable Housing Management Association and the National Affordable Housing Management Association. Scholarships ranging from $1,500 to $4,500 are…
The mural reveal ceremony will take place Sept. 15.
In Princeton, five candidates are seeking three seats on the school board. Almost every race in the county is competitive.
Under a plea deal he could serve anywhere from no prison time to 14 months for his participation in the Jan. 6 riots.
Princeton Public Schools officials have launched the search for a new principal of the high school with an online survey. District officials said they will use the survey responses during the search process to screen and interview candidates. The survey asks students, parents, employees, and community members what traits and characteristics they would like to…
The Appellate Court decision was issued on June 30.
A Princeton University doctoral student was kidnapped in Iraq while doing research in the country, according to a statement issued by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office. Elizabeth Tsurkov, 36, was in Iraq doing field research for her dissertation. Tsurkov, an Israeli-Russian dual citizen, is being held by an Iraqi Shia militant group called the…
Loh began her new job at the Institute this month.
Diversity is essential to the excellence of the university, Eisgruber said.
Current assistant superintendent of student services promoted to top job in the district The Lawrence Township Board of Education is slated to approve Robyn Klim as the district’s new superintendent of schools at the board’s next meeting on June 28. Klim will begin her new position on Sept. 2. Klim began working in the Lawrence…
The awards were presented on Tuesday.
They will begin their new jobs this summer.
Former principal says he never represented that he was vaccinated.
The letter was requested by Planet Princeton and was provided under New Jersey Common Law.
The meeting will be held at the high school.
The letter was mentioned at a hearing last week.
Chmiel claims teachers support him but not the union leadership.
Frank Chmiel has chosen to have the hearing in public.
