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March 30 Begins Phase II of our Remote Learning Plans - And Details on Spring Break
Full Directions and Instructions will be on our Remote Learning Plan site March 30 at 8 a.m.
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Has Your Financial Situation Changed? If so, you may qualify for Free and Reduced Lunch through the National School Lunch program.
Visit the Free and Reduced Meal Page on our Website
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Check Out Our Admin Team Reminding Us: It's NOT the end of the world as we know it! We'll be fine!
Premiers at 6 p.m. March 24th: Having some fun while working to keep kids connected to learning!
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COVID-19: Update on Remote Learning Plans for Week 3 and Support Page on District Website
The next phase of our Remote Learning Plans will be posted March 30 at 8 a.m.
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We are Still Here for You. We'll Get Through This Together.
See our Updated Administrative Contact List during this closure.
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All Scheduled IEP Meetings Will Continue to be Held Via Telephone
If you have any questions, contact your case manager via email or call the district special education office.
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Jackson School District will be CLOSED to students beginning Monday, March 16, 2020 until further notice. Remote Learning Plans will begin then.
This decision is being made to promote social distancing, which helps keep our students, staff and entire community safe.
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COVID-19 Information - District Action Plan and Resources - Pandemic Response Plan
The Jackson School District is committed to providing real-time updates on this page to our COVID-19 response plans and decisions.
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Kindergarten Registration is POSTPONED until April 27-May1, 2020
Click headline to go to Kindergarten Registration Page for information and forms.
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Jackson Child Care SUMMER CAMP Registration Opens March 9th.
Registration closes April 17th. Spots are first come, first served.
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Spots still available in district's Pre-School Program for 2020-2021
Sign up now to get your choice of spots in full-day or half-day program. Taught by certified teachers.
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Family Book Clubs for Grades 3-5
Is your child excited about reading, or are they a reluctant reader? Would you like to learn new approaches to supporting literacy at home?
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HOW YOU CAN HELP: District is Appealing Loss of $1.35 Million in State Aid - and Possible Loss of $17 Million Over Next 7 Years
How you can help the Jackson School District Fight to Restore and Preserve Funding for Our Students
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District Anti-Bullying Coordinator
Raymond Milewski, 732-415-7020
Switlik Anti-Bullying Coordinator
Pat DeBenedetto, 732-833-4650, ext. 4130
See Our HIB Information Page
for our District & School Grades and Other Info
on Harassment, Intimidation & Bullying
