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    Dr. Louis D. Figueroa, Assistant Superintendent
    Anti-Bullying Coordinator
    Alternate Affirmative Action Officer
    Karen Keegan, Executive Secretary
    Sharon Feniello, Secretary
    Vanita Nargund, Bookkeeper
    732-613-6750
    FAX: 732-698-1324
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    Athletics


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    Clubs/ Activities/Athletics/Academic Teams 
    School clubs and activities are an integral part of the educational program in the East Brunswick Public Schools.  The benefits of participating in co-curricular activities include developing leadership, organizational and socialization skills and enabling our students to explore a wide range of interests.  Clubs begin in the elementary schools where there are activities such as chorus, student council, safety patrol and art enrichment. There are also district wide beginner and intermediate bands and orchestra.  A varied array of club opportunities are available at the middle, junior and high school.

    Club Guidelines Parents
    General Education Inclusive Preschool Program

    Student Activities/Services 
    732-613-6750

    5 days/week- two-and-one half (2½) hours per day AM or PM
    Location is determined based on student enrollment and room availability.

    This preschool program is open to 3 and 4 year old children residing in East Brunswick. To be eligible for the 2023-2024 school year, children must be three years of age by October 31, 2023 and not age eligible for kindergarten (5 years of age by October 31, 2023). Children must also be toilet trained.

    This program provides an inclusive educational environment for preschool children aligned with the New Jersey Department of Education Preschool Teaching & Learning Expectations:Standards of Quality.  The classes, taught by certified teachers and supported by paraprofessional aides, include both typically developing and special needs preschool children.  This program provides an inclusive educational environment for preschool children aligned with the New Jersey Preschool Teaching and Learning Expectations.  

    This fee based program is five days per week and follows the ten-month school calendar. The fee is waived for families who are eligible for free and reduced lunch.  Transportation for this program is the responsibility of the parent/guardian.

    See eligibility form.

    Eligibility Verification Form (Updated for form to follow)

    Application Process:
    (Application available online or at Student Activities and Services Office, 760 Route 18)
    A limited number of openings are available for this program.
    Requests for specific sessions will be considered based on the number of applicants. However, there are no guarantees for parental requested placements.

    If you are concerned that your preschool child ages three to five may have a developmental delay in motor, social, and/or language areas, or if your child has a diagnosed disability, call the Special Education Department-(732) 613-6748.
    Special Education

    The special education department is responsible for the educational programs of all identified and classified disabled children in the district and for evaluating and diagnosing children who are believed to be in need of special education programs. The child study team makes recommendations for placement and services.

    Student Services
     
    The Student Services Department is made up of Student Assistance Specialists and School Nurses.  These groups work together collaboratively to support the needs of the whole child.  In East Brunswick, we put a strong emphasis on social and emotional wellness.
     
    The Developmental Comprehensive Career, Guidance and Academic Counseling Program is an integral part of East Brunswick’s educational system.  Our program will enable students to achieve optimal success in school, social competence and to develop into contributing members of society.