Dinner will be provided, RAFFLES, and a chance to win some great prizes!

ECEC – Make & Take Night
January 7, 2026 – The Community Parent Involvement Specialists hosted a Make and Take Night for preschool families at the Early Childhood Education Center.

Parents and students participated in a variety of winter-themed activities designed to support learning and engagement at home. Each family left with a sensory box filled with creative materials and plenty of fun ideas to continue learning together. It was a wonderful evening of learning and fun.

New Jersey Acting Health Commissioner Issues Statement on CDC/HHS Updates to Childhood Immunization Schedule

While the federal HHS’s announcement today continues to sow confusion among patients and providers alike, New Jersey is taking action to provide equitable access to vaccines, achieve community protection, and build sustained trust in vaccination.

Vaccines are, unequivocally, our most effective defense against vaccine-preventable illnesses. For decades, the immunization schedule in the United States has played a significant role in turning diseases that once destroyed or claimed countless lives into preventable illnesses. Federal efforts to reduce the number of vaccines recommended for all children in the United States are not supported by the available data nor the consensus of public health and medical experts. Instead, deterring participation in vaccination risks leaving children vulnerable to serious and preventable infections.

The Winslow Township Board of Education is currently seeking residents of Winslow and Chesilhurst to participate on the Citizens Advisory Committee. The Citizens Advisory Ad Hoc Committee was formed by the Board for the purpose of seeking advice, recommendations and providing widespread involvement in issues affecting the district.

On Thursday, December 18, 2025, WTMS welcomed a very special guest, Marlie, a friendly therapy dog who brightened everyone’s day! Students loved spending time with her, and her calm, gentle nature brought smiles all around the school.
Marlie was well received and the students asked thoughtful questions to Marlie’s owner. It was a great visit and reminded everyone of the joy and comfort a dog can bring. Thank you, Marlie, for spreading joy to our students at WTMS!