Winslow Township School District
News and Announcements
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Emergency Closing - Make Up Days
March 12, 2026 Dear Parent/Guardian: In accordance with NJ State Law, our school district calendar must have a minimum of one-hundred eighty (180) student days. This year it has been necessary to close all schools for five days (January 26, January 27, January 28, February 23, and February 24) due to inclement weather. We already adjusted the calendar to make up two of the five days, and the Winslow Township Board of Education has approved the additional make up days as follows: • Wednesday, April 8, 2026 Full Day for Students and Staff • Thursday, April 9, 2026 Full Day for Students and Staff • Friday, April 10, 2026 Full Day for Students and Staff Thank you for your continued support. Respectfully, Mark Pease, Interim Superintendent |
Township of Winslow Easter Egg Hunt - March 21, 2026
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*Rain Date - March 28, 2026 |
WTMS Student Spotlight!
We would like to celebrate Winslow Township Middle School student Malia Hayward for proudly representing our school at the 8th Grade Dialogue on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, presented by the New Jersey School Boards Association for Camden County. This event gives 8th grade students the opportunity to share their views, insights, and opinions on important school issues. Malia hopes to pursue a career in interior design and plans to attend a college that specializes in architecture, art, and design. The Winslow Township School District community looks forward to hearing about all the great things you will accomplish. We are proud of you!! |
Winslow Twp. School District - PK & K Pre-Registration is Now Open!
Winslow Township School District is now accepting 2026–2027 pre-registrations for: ✨ Preschool (3 years old by October 1, 2026) ✨ Preschool (4 years old by October 1, 2026) ✨ Kindergarten (5 years old by October 1, 2026) Complete the online pre-registration and schedule your appointment to finalize enrollment. |
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Parent Letter: Protocols for Immigration Officials
February 13, 2026 Dear Parents/Guardians: The Winslow Township School District is unwavering in its commitment to ensuring that every student, regardless of immigration status, national origin, or religion, can attend public school safely and without fear. A student’s immigration status does not affect their right to attend school or access educational services in our district. In light of the recent news coverage involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), I wanted to reach out to you and share information about the district’s position and protocols should an ICE official contact one of our schools. The district fully complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), a federal law that protects the privacy of student education records. Personally identifiable student information may not be shared without parental consent unless the Winslow Township School District is presented with a valid, dated judicial order, or a signed judicial warrant. Internal ICE warrants or similar documents do not meet this standard. Protecting student privacy is a responsibility we take very seriously. If a school receives any inquiry related to the immigration status of a student or family, staff are required to immediately refer the matter to my office and I will consult with our legal counsel. Building-level staff are not authorized to respond to or comply with such requests. The district has detailed procedures in place for handling any virtual or in person inquiries involving students, and these procedures are designed to ensure that teaching and learning continue without disruption. Above all, we remain committed to maintaining schools that are caring, supportive, and secure. Should your child express anxiety, fear, or concern related to these issues, please notify your child’s building principal, school counselor, or teacher so we can provide the appropriate support. We also encourage parents to be mindful of the information children encounter online and on social media, and to consider limiting access to content that may increase fear or confusion. The Winslow Township School District is dedicated to educating and protecting every child entrusted to our care. If you have any questions, please contact my office. Thank you for your continued support. Be Well, Be Kind, and Be Safe! Respectfully, Mark Pease, Interim Superintendent Additional Parent Resources: Quick Tips and Resources for Parents |
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2026-2027 Preschool Interest Form
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN REGISTERING YOUR CHILD FOR PRESCHOOL (AGES 3 OR 4) IN THE 2026-2027 SCHOOL YEAR, PLEASE COMPLETE THE ONLINE FORM. |
Early Childhood Center "Make & Take" Night
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. |
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Happy Holidays and WTMS Update
Dear Parents, Students, and Staff of Winslow Township School District, Middle School parents thank you for your patience and cooperation throughout this first marking period. I know it has been a difficult time, but you have shown the resiliency and toughness necessary to overcome difficult situations. 90% of the repairs in the Middle School have been completed. The pipe was fixed; however, in an abundance of caution it was recommended by our engineer to replace the full length of the pipe, which increased our timeline. This work has started and when it is complete, I will be communicating with you regarding our return date. I am hopeful that at some point during the Winter break I can send communication to every one of our exact return date. We are really close, so please hang in there. Again, thank you for your continued support and understanding of this situation. |
WTMS Journalism Students Interview Interim Superintendent Mr. Mark Pease
On Tuesday, November 25, 2025, our WTMS Journalism students had the opportunity to interview Mr. Mark Pease, Interim Superintendent. Miss Ayana Bland came fully prepared with thoughtful questions, demonstrating professionalism, confidence, and curiosity throughout the conversation. Mr. Pease was impressed by their preparation and poise, sharing that he can easily see them as future successful journalists. |
Interim Superintendent Mr. Pease Meets with 7th Grade Journalism Students
Mr. Pease, Interim Superintendent, sat down with our 7th Grade Journalism students on Tuesday, November 25, 2025 for an interview. The students prepared and asked thoughtful, engaging questions that showcased their communication skills throughout the entire conversation. It’s inspiring to see our students’ curiosity and confidence shine as they learn the art of storytelling and journalism. Great job to Winslow’s future media stars! |
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