Piscataway High School has earned this honor for its outstanding efforts in expanding access to Advanced Placement courses and developing a culture of excellence among college-bound students.

PHS students interested in career paths that do not require a four-year college degree got in-person exposure to a wide range of possibilities at the school’s fifth-annual 'What's Next' Career Fair.

Saanvi Patel's level of excellence is achieved by fewer than 1% of test takers nationwide. She also scored a 760 on her Verbal portion, giving her an amazing 1560 overall score.

PHS students enrolled in Tomorrow’s Teachers, an exciting new dual-enrollment course with Kean University, visited Children’s Corner to observe and support as part of the course’s required field work.

After many months of illness, surgeries, treatment, and recovery, Omar Danso returned to school on Monday, Oct. 13, after receiving his transplant in late August.

Piscataway got an overall grade of A and rated an A+ in College Prep and Diversity, and an A in Teachers and Clubs & Activities.

Piscataway Township Schools earned six Merit Awards at the New Jersey School Communication Awards: three awards for Photography, and two awards for Media Coverage, and an award for Newsletter.

The Piscataway High School football program honored one of its most accomplished alumni on Friday night, Oct. 3, when it celebrated 2005 graduate Kyle Wilson at halftime.

Commended Students are recognized for their exceptional academic promise and are among the top 50,000 students nationwide in their performance on the qualifying test used for program entry.

Children’s Corner Preschool teacher Amalia Berrocal led a team of teachers in creating a whimsical, coloring-book-style mural to brighten up the hallway and spark children’s imagination.