The proposed budget for 2026-27 shows a 1.9 percent increase in the tax levy. A public hearing with details is scheduled.
The Freeze Addiction Polar Plunge highlights the importance of drug prevention education for middle and high school students.
Brick Township police say travel conditions continue to be hazardous.
With frigid temperatures and below-zero wind chills possible, Brick Township schools will have a delayed opening.
A cold weather advisory has been issued for New Jersey, with warnings of wind chills below zero.
The district announced the closure as snow fell at 1 to 2 inches per hour and was expected to continue into Monday.
The Board of Education held its reorganization meeting and set its meeting dates for 2026.
See what time your child has to be at school on Monday, Dec. 15, because of the delay.
Essay Contest Celebrates the Work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
A lease agreement approved by the Brick Township Board of Education will bring steady revenue for more than a decade, officials said.
The policy slated for approval in September would prohibit students from having their phones out and on in school, with limited exceptions.
Jacqueline Castellano started the Pre-Med Club at Brick Memorial and helped triple enrollment in Advanced Placement biology, officials said.
From homeschool to the dance floor, this 4th grader shows heart, talent and resilience in everything he does.
This rising 7th grader is speeding ahead in school and the NASCAR Youth Series — all while staying grounded and determined.
By educating others and mentoring peers, this 4th grader is proving that kindness and confidence can make a big impact.
This rising fifth grader stands out for his kindness, compassion, and commitment to others — on the field and at home.
From high honors to sports and the stage, Peyton brings passion to everything she does.
Thomas Olski, honored by the Sharing Network Foundation, has promoted organ donation after seeing the impact on his family's life.
Logan’s dedication to learning has kept him on honor roll since 5th grade — and now he’s on track to graduate in the top 5% of his class.
Whether she’s mastering gymnastics or making classmates feel included, Ariana’s empathy and drive make her a star in every sense.
From including shy classmates to knowing students in every grade, Samantha’s warmth and leadership shine in everything she does.
Whether he’s playing sports, making music or giving back, Luke brings creativity, compassion and energy to everything he does.
Elias’s motivation and compassion make him a role model at home and in the classroom — a true standout among New Jersey students.
Known for her curiosity and work ethic, this middle schooler is already setting a strong foundation for future success.
The changes are being made to ensure parents and family can see the graduations before the weather shifts, Brick school officials said.
Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to spotlight students excelling in academics, athletics and community service.
Melanie’s a driven honor roll student, competitive dancer and student council member making her family and school proud.
At just 5, Juliette’s kindness and bright spirit earned her an inclusion award at school and admiration from teachers and classmates alike.
Madison is a straight-A student, elite dancer with national titles, and dedicated Girl Scout who helps younger dancers grow.
Cayden has been riding since age 4 and now trains year-round with hopes of qualifying for the prestigious Loretta Lynn’s national race.
New Jersey is full of bright, driven young people making a difference in and out of the classroom.
The Board of Education has rescheduled its public hearing on the 2025-26 school budget.
The ads that have recently appeared on the sides of some of Brick Township's school buses are an effort to help fill budget gaps.
The program would provide an increase in state funding if a district approves a one-time increase over the 2 percent tax levy cap.