For the second consecutive year, the Piscataway School District is ranked in the Niche Top 100 School Districts in New Jersey. Niche, a company dedicated to comprehensive reports on schools and colleges, neighborhoods, towns and companies, based its rankings on rigorous analysis of academic and student life data from the U.S. Department of Education, along with test scores, college data, and ratings collected from millions of Niche users.

The Piscataway Board of Education voted unanimously to return $792,778 to local taxpayers, the maximum amount allowable by law. The tax relief means that the average homeowner will have the school portion of their tax bill reduced by $35 for the coming year.

Thank you, Piscataway Knights of Columbus, for your breakfast fundraiser and $1300 donation to Buddy Ball, a social and physical fitness program that brings special needs and general education students together. We appreciate your support! And thank you, Mr. Stio, for putting this wonderful program together!

Christopher Baldassano has been appointed principal of Arbor Intermediate School. As principal, he will oversee a building of 521 fourth and fifth grade students, and 74 staff members, providing instructional leadership and supervision, overseeing building operations, and strengthening community outreach. Mr. Baldassano has worked in Piscataway Schools since 2015, first serving as K-12 supervisor for students with behavioral and cognitive disabilities, and for the past two years, serving as Supervisor of Secondary Special Education.

The Class of 2018 will attend colleges across the country, including the Ivy Leagues! Click through to see the list of colleges and universities our newest Pway alumni will attend this fall.

At its June 28, 2018 meeting, the Piscataway Board of Education unanimously adopted two resolutions that make clear the Board’s support for human rights and its position on ensuring those rights are protected in Piscataway Schools.