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Edison Township Public Schools Selected to Join the League of Innovative Schools
Edison Township Public Schools
September 16, 2026
Edison Township Public Schools has been selected through a competitive national application process to join the Digital Promise League of Innovative Schools, a national network connecting forward-thinking school districts committed to advancing innovation and excellence in education.
As a League member, Edison will have opportunities to collaborate with education leaders across the country, explore innovative practices, and contribute to research-backed approaches that support student success.
Learn more about Edison’s selection, what League membership means for our district, and our continued commitment to innovation.
JPS Theater Co. Presents: And Then There Were None
October 22, 23, 24 at 7:00 pm & October 24 at 2:00 pm
We are proud to offer FREE Adult English classes to Edison residents!
Registration will happen on October 6, 2026 at 5:30 PM at Lindeneau School (50 Blossom Street, Edison).
Fall sessions run from October 6, 2026, through December 15, 20246, on Tuesday Nights from 5:30pm - 7:00pm
Child care is provided for Ages 3 and up (must be toilet trained).
For more information, email: nirav.lad@edison.k12.nj.us
Registration will happen on October 6, 2026 at 5:30 PM at Lindeneau School (50 Blossom Street, Edison).
Fall sessions run from October 6, 2026, through December 15, 20246, on Tuesday Nights from 5:30pm - 7:00pm
Child care is provided for Ages 3 and up (must be toilet trained).
For more information, email: nirav.lad@edison.k12.nj.us
⚽️ JPS Girls Soccer - Go Hawks! 🟢
Chen powers J.P. Stevens girls soccer past Woodbridge. Jaslyn Chen scored two goals and added three assists as J.P. Stevens defeated Woodbridge 8-3 in a GMC conference game at J.P. Stevens High School on Thursday.
Chen powers J.P. Stevens girls soccer past Woodbridge. Jaslyn Chen scored two goals and added three assists as J.P. Stevens defeated Woodbridge 8-3 in a GMC conference game at J.P. Stevens High School on Thursday.
Congratulations National Merit Semifinalists!
J.P. Stevens is proud to have a record 25 National Merit Semifinalists this year, claiming the top spot for all high schools in NJ! Including magnet and private schools! Congratulations to all our scholars for this amazing achievement.
Bottom Row: Arya Mhatre, Misha Jindal, Aanika Shetty, Srinidhi Drakshapelli, Imani Khandker, Nidhi Santhosh, Advita Rajiv, Danya Gillani
Top Row: Khun Leo San, Mahesh Ramani, Jaya Maddineni, Manas Samu, Rayaan Bari, Yuven Amala Arasu, Durjay Bansal, Shastha Venkatesh, Akram Razak
Missing from photo: Aarnav Agarwal, Krishna Babu, Sahiti Garlapati, Ishaan Ghai, Michael Liang, Preet Patel, Jay Shejwalkar
via NJ.com: Senior scores 5 goals to lift team over a rival; she’s now averaging a hat-trick per game
Jaslyn Chen scored five times as J.P. Stevens defeated Edison, 5-2.
Chen has 15 goals in the first five games of her senior season. Eight of them have come against Edison. J.P. Stevens (4-0-1) outscored the Eagles, 12-3, on the way to a sweep of their Greater Middlesex Conference White American Division meetings.
Dhoon Amin assisted on two goals for the Hawks. Avery Spaventa, Sahasra Mendikar and Anya Shetty each recorded one assist.
Emily Pregnolato scored both Edison goals and had the Eagles (0-5) within one, at 3-2, but Chen answered with two more goals to seal the victory.
Shreya Singh and Aashna Bhagat combined for four saves in goal for J.P. Stevens. Rittal Altari made six saves for Edison.
J.P. Stevens recorded 11 shots on goal compared to seven for Edison.
Today, Edison Township Public Schools joins communities across our nation in remembering the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honoring the courage and selflessness of the first responders and all those whose lives were forever changed by that day.
Never forget. Always remember.
Never forget. Always remember.
Calendar Reminder
Edison Township Public Schools
Friday, September 11: Early Dismissal
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Click here to view the 2026–2027 school calendar.
via NJ.com: Jaslyn Chen posted yet another hat trick to keep J.P. Stevens unbeaten on the season with a 5-1 victory over South Brunswick in Edison. The Hawks’ start marks the first time the team has opened the season 3-0 in at least two decades. Go Hawks!
Congratulations to Mrs. Schrieks and the CineHawks: Jithin Suresh, Carter Williams, Hiren Sajwan, Ananth Raghavan, Prathmesh Ghorpade, Laksh Bansal, Viraj Grewal, Vashu Agrawal, Garvit Kumar, Paul Raj, Karthikeya Gatla, Aman Chandra, and Charish Cheemalapati for being selected as a finalist for the All American High School Film Festival which is the world's largest student film festival. The final screening and award ceremony will take place in October! Good luck to all the students involved!
Happy Labor Day, Edison! Edison Township Public Schools honors the hard work, dedication, and contributions of workers throughout our community and across our nation. We hope our students, staff, families, and community members enjoy a safe and relaxing Labor Day. We look forward to welcoming our students back tomorrow, September 8, for a full day of school
Back to School Calendar Reminder!
Wednesday, September 2: Full Day
Thursday, September 3: Full Day
Friday, September 4: Early Dismissal
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JPS Picture Day: September 3rd
Congratulations to the Hawks Football program on last night's season-opening win! Go Hawks!
Busing information for the 2026-2027 school year will be available in the Genesis Parent Portal beginning Thursday, August 27, 2026.
