(908) 735-8512
Jenine Kastner, Anti-Bullying Coordinator (jkastner@cpsnj.org) and Angela McVerry, Anti-Bullying Specialist (amcverry@cpsnj.org)
Information about the New Jersey Interdistrict Public School Choice Program
Students in Cohort A will be attening classes in-person Wednesday January 27.
For parents of incoming Kindergarten students for 2021-2022, please fill out and return this form to the main office by March 15, so we can start to plan for the number of students that will be enrolled next year. Your child has to be 5 years old by October 1, 2021.
Happy Holidays from the music department! Please take a moment to enjoy these virtual concerts. There are two links: one for a vocal performance slide and one for the instrumental performances:
PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT on January 26, 2021 the scheduled Public Hearing will be held in the All Purpose Room in Clinton Public School. The school will also stream the meeting live on the website and will accept questions from the public via email. Details for how to access and participate in the Public Hearing through remote means will be posted on the District Website at cpsnj.org.
When: January 26, 2021 07:00 PM Eastern Time.
Agenda will follow the normal posting to the district’s web site.
Please note that this is the best information available at this time.
If you wish to participate in the Public Comment sections, please email your comment to bwang@cpsnj.org
Please inlcude your name and address in the email.
Public comment can be called in by dialing 908 507 1959
To view the meeting, click
Please visit the PTO page to find out what is new with the PTO. https://www.cpsnj.org/pto
Even though we may be home, the CPS Staff is always thining of you, students. Here is a message to remind you that you are never far from our thoughts...Click here to see the video.
Click here and scroll to 34:50 to listen to our superstar grade 2 faculty discuss service learning and STEAM from the WRNJ archive.
The District grade under the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act is a 78 out of 78. For the full report, click here.Each school self-assessment grade is rated on a scale of 0-78, with 78 being the highest score a school can receive. The district grade is an average of the school grades within the district. The scores reflect the school and district compliance with the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act and efforts toward implementing the law within their district. Clinton Public School is committed to earning high grades to ensure compliance and best practices.
For information about the budget including the User Friendly Budget & Budget Presentation, click here.
For information about our Character Education program, see the Character Education page and read this letter.
The Clinton-Glen Gardner School District is a community who values traditions. Our MISSION is to nurture and cultivate each child to be a compassionate, curious, and creative thinker, entrusted and empowered to build and lead the future.
Please click here to view the CPS Classroom Close Up Video!