The application period for the position of Superintendent for the Township of Franklin Public School District (Gloucester County) is officially open. Interested candidates may submit their applications until 11:59 PM on Sunday, May 25, 2025.
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https://www.franklintwpschools.org/page/employment3 days ago, Trish Birmingham
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3 days ago, Caroline L. Reutter School
Students in Mr. Burlingame’s physical education classes are actively learning the fundamentals of lacrosse—building teamwork, coordination, and new skills while having fun on the field!
4 days ago, Township of Franklin Public Schools
5 days ago, Township Of Franklin Public Schools
6 days ago, Township Of Franklin Public Schools
6 days ago, Township Of Franklin Public Schools
6 days ago, Mary F. Janvier School
Miss Jessica Heritage Named Reutter School’s April 2025 STAR Faculty Member of the Month
Caroline L. Reutter School is proud to announce that Miss Jessica Heritage has been selected as the April 2025 STAR Faculty Member of the Month. Now in her third year as an educator, Miss Heritage serves as the school’s Art Teacher, where she consistently inspires creativity and passion among her students. Miss Heritage was highly praised by her colleagues and administration for the unique and imaginative quality of her students' artwork and the strong connection she builds with them. Her students are always eager to engage with her in the art classroom. In addition to her work with students, Miss Heritage also represents the school as the Related Arts Representative on the District Leadership Committee, where she contributes her ideas and enthusiasm to broader district initiatives. We congratulate Miss Heritage on this well-deserved recognition and thank her for her outstanding dedication to the Reutter School community!
6 days ago, Ted Peters
Related Arts Newsletter
6 days ago, Caroline L. Reutter School
Reutter School Art Show
6 days ago, Caroline L. Reutter School
17 days ago, Township Of Franklin Public Schools
17 days ago, Township Of Franklin Public Schools
18 days ago, Township of Franklin Public Schools
Congratulations to Mary F. Janvier's Students of the Month for March! Our character trait is Honesty.
19 days ago, Township of Franklin Public Schools
23 days ago, Caroline L. Reutter School
about 1 month ago, Caroline L. Reutter School
Sixth Grade Scientists Explore Owl Pellets
Students in Mrs. Zemaitatis and Ms. Reim’s sixth-grade science classes recently became forensic scientists as they dissected owl pellets to uncover the eating habits of these fascinating birds of prey. The hands-on activity allowed students to examine the undigested bones, fur, and other remains found within the pellets, helping them analyze food chains and predator-prey relationships in ecosystems.
Through careful observation and classification, students identified various small animal skeletons, reinforcing their understanding of adaptations, digestion, and ecological interactions. This engaging lesson not only sparked curiosity but also provided a deeper appreciation for nature’s complex balance.
about 1 month ago, Caroline L. Reutter School
District Faculty and Staff Trained in Life-Saving CPR and Emergency Response
During the recent March District Professional Learning Day, over 50 faculty and staff members across the Township of Franklin Public Schools participated in vital emergency response training, focusing on CPR and Stop the Bleed concepts. These life-saving skills are essential in ensuring the safety and well-being of our school community.
The training was led by Mr. Theodore Peters, Reutter School Principal and District School Safety Specialist, along with Mrs. Jessica Swanfeld, MFJ School Nurse. Participants learned critical techniques, including response to individuals with an obstructed airway, proper AED use, and methods to control severe bleeding in emergency situations.
about 1 month ago, Township of Franklin Public Schools
Dear Parents and Guardians, I am writing to inform you about a bus accident that occurred earlier today involving two of our school buses. One of the buses had five students on board at the time of the accident. We are grateful for the swift response of the Franklin Township Police Department, who arrived quickly to assist. As a precaution, one student was taken to the hospital for evaluation. We are closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates as necessary. Please know that the safety of our students is our top priority. We are taking all necessary steps to ensure that our transportation procedures remain as safe and secure as possible. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out. Thank you for your support and trust as we work to keep our students safe. Sincerely, Brian Betze Interim Superintendent
about 1 month ago, Brian Betze
