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The Ramsey High School Child Development program is seeking Ramsey and Saddle River preschool children between the ages of 4 & 5 to participate at our on-site Preschool. Preschool runs 3 days a week, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings from mid-October through June for approximately 2 ½ hours each day.
Due to construction, the High School administrative offices have relocated. From the High School main street parking lot, walk towards the football field around the building to the right. Enter the building from the rear.
Over the past three years, Our One Book - One Community initiative has been very well received. Together, we have read, The Smartest Kids in the World, Most Likely To Succeed, and How to Raise an Adult - and as a community we have discussed, debated, and asked questions of each other in the hopes of stimulating conversations, raising important issues, or simply reinforcing what we already know - that parenting is hard and we need each other. This school year, we will be reading New York Times Best Seller: Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be: An Antidote to the College Admissions Mania by Frank Bruni we hope you pick up a copy this summer and read it - we are confident you will enjoy it.
At the June 27, 2017 Board of Education meeting, the Board formally approved contracts with three of its bargaining units: the Ramsey Supervisors Association (RSA), the Ramsey Administrators Association (RAA), and the Ramsey Education Association (REA)...
The Ramsey Community School has moved its office to John Y. Dater School in Ramsey, NJ effective June 2017. Our new address is: Ramsey Community School, 35 School Street, Ramsey, NJ 07446 201-327-2025 (same phone)
As the school year comes to an end, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for what I believe has been a tremendous year. Ramsey Public Schools continue to excel at a time when many public schools are moving backward or at best standing still. As a Ramsey resident, your child is entitled to attend the Ramsey School District It is also important to ensure that only the appropriate students are being educated on a tuition-free basis...
Since the 2011-12 school year, New Jersey’s School Performance Reports have provided communities with information on school-wide academic achievement, demographics and school climate. The New Jersey Department of Education is encouraging your input on a statewide survey designed to improve the readability and usability of these reports. Please access the brief online survey (click headline) to describe if and how you use the reports, what data is most important to you when looking at school performance, and how the data can be presented in a usable, understandable manner. The survey should take less than 10 minutes, and responses will not be tracked or identified individually. We also invite you to check New Jersey’s School Performance Reports online to view the latest reports. Thank you for your interest in helping New Jersey improve the School Performance Reports. Click headline for survey and additional information.
