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Most public schools in New Jersey start the school year after Labor Day, though there are a few that will welcome students back in the last few days of August.

Here’s a list of the first day students will be in class at public schools across the state. All dates are as reported on the district’s website. Some districts have staggered starts for different grades, so please check your specific schedule to be certain.

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When does school start in Atlantic County?

Here’s when public school districts in Atlantic County start, with most starting after Labor Day

  • Absecon Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Atlantic City School District – Sept. 5
  • Brigantine Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Buena Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Egg Harbor City School District – Sept. 3
  • Egg Harbor Township Schools – Sept. 5
  • Estell Manor School District – Sept. 4
  • Folsom Borough School District – Aug. 29
  • Galloway Township Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Greater Egg Harbor Regional High School District – Sept. 3
  • Hamilton Township Schools – Sept. 5
  • Hammonton Public Schools – Aug. 29
  • Linwood Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Mainland Regional High School – Sept. 6
  • Margate City Schools – Sept. 3
  • Mullica Township Schools – Sept. 5
  • Northfield Community Schools – Sept. 5
  • Pleasantville Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Port Republic School District – Sept. 5
  • Somers Point Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Ventnor City School District – Sept. 5
  • Weymouth Township School District – Sept. 5

When does school start in Bergen County?

Here’s when public school districts in Bergen County start. The vast majority start after Labor Day.

  • Allendale School District – Sept. 4
  • Alpine Public School District – Sept. 3
  • Bergenfield Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Bogota Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Carlstadt Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Cliffside Park School District – Sept. 5
  • Closter Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Cresskill Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Demarest Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Dumont Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • East Rutherford School District – Sept. 5
  • Edgewater Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Elmwood Park Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Emerson School District – Sept. 4
  • Englewood Public School District – Sept. 3
  • Englewood Cliffs Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Fair Lawn Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Fairview Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Fort Lee School District – Sept. 5
  • Franklin Lakes Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Garfield Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Glen Rock Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Hackensack Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Harrington Park School District – Sept. 5
  • Hasbrouck Heights School District – Sept. 3
  • Haworth Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Hillsdale Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Ho-Ho-Kus School District – Sept. 4
  • Leonia Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Little Ferry Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Lodi Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Lyndhurst School District – Sept. 4
  • Mahwah Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Maywood Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Midland Park School District – Sept. 5
  • Montvale Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Moonachie School District – Sept. 5
  • New Milford School District – Sept. 5
  • North Arlington School District – Sept. 5
  • Northern Highlands Regional High School – Sept. 4
  • Northern Valley Regional High School District – Sept. 4
  • Northvale Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Norwood Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Oakland Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Old Tappan Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Oradell Public School District – Sept. 4
  • Palisades Park Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Paramus Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Park Ridge Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Pascack Valley Regional High School District – Aug. 29
  • Ramapo Indian Hills Regional High School District – Sept. 5
  • Ramsey Public School District – Sept. 3
  • Ridgefield School District – Sept. 4
  • Ridgefield Park Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Ridgewood Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • River Dell Regional School District – Sept. 4
  • River Edge Elementary School District – Sept. 4
  • River Vale Public Schools – Sept. 9
  • Rochelle Park School District – Sept. 5
  • Rutherford School District – Sept. 5
  • Saddle Brook Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Saddle River School District – Sept. 5
  • South Hackensack School District – Sept. 5
  • Teaneck Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Tenafly Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Upper Saddle River School District – Sept. 4
  • Waldwick Public School District – Sept. 3
  • Wallington Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Westwood Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Wood-Ridge School District – Sept. 9
  • Woodcliff Lake Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Wyckoff School District – Sept. 5

When does school start in Burlington County?

Here’s when public school districts in Burlington County start. None of the districts start before Labor Day.

  • Beverly City Schools – Sept. 5
  • Bordentown Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Burlington Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Chesterfield School District – Sept. 5
  • Cinnaminson Township Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • City of Burlington Public School District – Sept. 6
  • Delanco Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Delran Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Eastampton Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Edgewater Park School District – Sept. 5
  • Evesham Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Florence Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Hainesport Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Lenape Regional High School District – Sept. 4
  • Lumberton Township School District – Sept. 4
  • Mansfield Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Maple Shade School District – Sept. 5
  • Medford Lakes School District – Sept. 3
  • Medford Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Moorestown Township Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Mount Holly Township Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Mount Laurel Schools – Sept. 3
  • New Hanover Township School District – Sept. 5
  • North Hanover Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Northern Burlington County Regional School District – Sept. 4
  • Palmyra Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Pemberton Township School District – Sept. 6
  • Rancocas Valley Regional High School – Sept. 3
  • Riverside School District – Sept. 5
  • Riverton School District – Sept. 5
  • Shamong Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Southampton Township Schools – Sept. 4
  • Springfield Township School District – Sept. 4
  • Tabernacle School District – Sept. 3
  • Westampton Township Schools – Sept. 5
  • Willingboro Public Schools – Sept. 6
  • Woodland Township School District – Sept. 3

When does school start in Camden County?

Here’s when public school districts in Camden County start. All districts start after Labor Day.

  • Audubon School District – Sept. 5
  • Barrington Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Bellmawr School District – Sept. 5
  • Berlin Borough School District – Sept. 9
  • Berlin Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Black Horse Pike Regional School District – Sept. 4
  • Brooklawn Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Camden City School District – Sept. 6
  • Cherry Hill Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Clementon School District – Sept. 5
  • Collingswood Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Eastern Camden County Regional High School District – Sept. 3
  • Gibbsboro School District – Sept. 5
  • Gloucester City Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Gloucester Township Public Schools – Sept. 6
  • Haddon Heights School District – Sept. 3
  • Haddon Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Haddonfield Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Laurel Springs School District – Sept. 5
  • Lawnside School District – Sept. 3
  • Lindenwold Public Schools – Sept. 9
  • Magnolia School District – Sept. 4
  • Merchantville School District – Sept. 5
  • Mount Ephraim Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Oaklyn Public School District – Sept. 4
  • Pennsauken Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Pine Hill Schools – Sept. 4
  • Runnemede Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Somerdale School District – Sept. 4
  • Sterling High School – Sept. 3
  • Stratford School District – Sept. 5
  • Voorhees Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Waterford Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Winslow Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Woodlynne School District – Sept. 5

When does school start in Cape May County?

Here’s when public school districts in Cape May County start. Every district starts after Labor Day.

  • Avalon School District – Sept. 4
  • Cape May City School District – Sept. 3
  • Dennis Township Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Lower Cape May Regional School District – Sept. 3
  • Lower Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Middle Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • North Wildwood School District – Sept. 4
  • Ocean City School District – Sept. 3
  • Stone Harbor School District – Sept. 4
  • Upper Township School District – Sept. 5
  • West Cape May School District – Sept. 5
  • Wildwood Public School District – Sept. 3
  • Wildwood Crest School District – Sept. 3
  • Woodbine School District – Sept. 3

When does school start in Cumberland County?

Here’s when public school districts in Cumberland County start. No district stats before Labor Day.

  • Bridgeton Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Commercial Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Cumberland County Vocational School District – Sept. 5
  • Cumberland Regional High School – Sept. 4
  • Deerfield Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Downe Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Fairfield Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Greenwich Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Hopewell Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Maurice River Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Millville Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Stow Creek School District – Sept. 5
  • Upper Deerfield Township Schools – Sept. 4
  • Vineland Public Schools – Sept. 5

When does school start in Essex County?

Here’s when public school districts in Essex County start. Nearly every district starts after Labor Day.

  • Belleville School District – Sept. 5
  • Bloomfield Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Caldwell-West Caldwell Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Cedar Grove Schools – Sept. 4
  • East Orange School District – Sept. 5
  • Essex Fells School District – Sept. 5
  • Fairfield School District – Sept. 3
  • Glen Ridge Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Irvington Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Livingston Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Millburn Township Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Montclair Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Newark Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • North Caldwell Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Nutley Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Orange Board of Education – Sept. 6
  • Roseland School District – Sept. 4
  • South Orange-Maplewood School District – Sept. 5
  • Verona Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • West Essex Regional School District – Aug. 28
  • West Orange Public Schools – Sept. 4

When does school start in Gloucester County?

Here’s when public school districts in Gloucester County start. All of the districts start after Labor Day.

  • Clayton Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Clearview Regional High School District – Sept. 5
  • Delsea Regional School District – Sept. 3
  • Deptford Township Schools – Sept. 5
  • East Greenwich Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Elk Township School District – Sept. 4
  • Franklin Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Gateway Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Glassboro Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Greenwich Township School District – Sept. 4
  • Harrison Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Kingsway Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Logan Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Mantua Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Monroe Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • National Park School District – Sept. 5
  • Paulsboro Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Pitman School District – Sept. 4
  • Swedesboro-Woolwich School District – Sept. 5
  • Washington Township Public School District – Sept. 3
  • Wenonah School District – Sept. 5
  • West Deptford Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Westville School District – Sept. 5
  • Woodbury Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Woodbury Heights School District – Sept. 4

When does school start in Hudson County?

Here’s when public school districts in Hudson County start. All districts start after Labor Day.

  • Bayonne School District – Sept. 5
  • East Newark School District – Sept. 3
  • Guttenberg Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Harrison Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Hoboken Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Jersey City Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Kearny School District – Sept. 5
  • North Bergen School District – Sept. 5
  • Secaucus Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Union City School District – Sept. 5
  • Weehawken School District – Sept. 5
  • West New York School District – Sept. 6

When does school start in Hunterdon County?

Here’s when public school districts in Hunterdon County start. Most of the districts begin before Labor Day.

  • Alexandria Township School District – Aug. 28
  • Bethlehem Township School District – Aug. 22
  • Bloomsbury School District – Aug. 26
  • Califon School District – Aug. 28
  • Clinton-Glen Gardner School District – Aug. 29
  • Clinton Township School District – Aug. 28
  • Delaware Township School District – Sept. 4
  • Delaware Valley Regional High School – Aug. 28
  • East Amwell Township School District – Aug. 28
  • Flemington-Raritan Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Franklin Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Frenchtown School District – Aug. 28
  • Hampton School District – Aug. 29
  • High Bridge School District – Aug. 26
  • Holland Township School District – Aug. 28
  • Hunterdon Central Regional High School – Sept. 5
  • Kingwood Township School District – Aug. 28
  • Lebanon Borough School District – Aug. 28
  • Lebanon Township Schools – Aug. 29
  • Milford Borough School District – Aug. 28
  • North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School District – Aug. 22
  • Readington Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • South Hunterdon Regional School District – Sept.3

When does school start in Mercer County?

Here’s when public school districts in Mercer County start. All of the districts begin after Labor Day.

  • East Windsor Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Ewing Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Hamilton Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Hopewell Valley Regional School District – Sept. 3
  • Lawrence Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Princeton Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Robbinsville Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Trenton Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District – Sept. 5

When does school start in Middlesex County?

Here’s when public school districts in Middlesex County start. Nearly every district starts after Labor Day.

  • Carteret School District – Sept. 5
  • Cranbury School District – Sept. 3
  • Dunellen Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • East Brunswick Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Edison Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Highland Park Public Schools – Sept. 8
  • Jamesburg Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Metuchen School District – Aug. 28
  • Middlesex Board of Education – Sept. 5
  • Milltown Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Monroe Township School District – Sept. 4
  • New Brunswick Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • North Brunswick Township Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Old Bridge Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Perth Amboy Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Piscataway Township Schools – Sept. 4
  • Sayreville Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • South Amboy Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • South Brunswick Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • South Plainfield Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • South River Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Spotswood Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Woodbridge Township School District – Sept. 4

When does school start in Monmouth County?

Here’s when public school districts in Monmouth County start. Nearly every district starts after Labor Day.

  • Asbury Park Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Atlantic Highlands School District – Sept. 5
  • Avon School District – Sept. 5
  • Belmar School District – Sept. 4
  • Bradley Beach School District – Sept. 5
  • Brielle School District – Sept. 4
  • Colts Neck School District – Sept. 5
  • Deal School District – Sept. 5
  • Eatontown Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Fair Haven Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Farmingdale School District – Sept. 5
  • Freehold Borough Schools – Sept. 5
  • Freehold Regional High School District – Sept. 5
  • Freehold Township Schools – Sept. 5
  • Hazlet Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Henry Hudson Regional High School – Sept. 4
  • Highlands School District – Aug. 27
  • Holmdel Township Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Howell Township Public Schools – Sept. 9
  • Keansburg School District – Sept. 4
  • Keyport Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Little Silver School District – Sept. 5
  • Long Branch Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Manalapan-Englishtown Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Manasquan Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Marlboro Township Public School District – Sept. 4
  • Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Middletown Township Public School District – Sept. 3
  • Millstone Township Schools – Sept. 5
  • Monmouth Beach School District – Sept. 5
  • Monmouth Regional High School – Sept. 5
  • Neptune City School District – Sept. 5
  • Neptune Township Schools – Sept. 5
  • Ocean Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Oceanport School District – Sept. 5
  • Red Bank Borough Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Red Bank Regional High School – Sept. 5
  • Roosevelt Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Rumson School District – Sept. 5
  • Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School – Sept. 3
  • Sea Girt School District – Sept. 4
  • Shore Regional High School – Sept. 3
  • Shrewsbury Borough School District – Sept. 9
  • Spring Lake School District – Sept. 5
  • Spring Lake Heights School District – Sept. 5
  • Tinton Falls School District – Sept. 5
  • Union Beach School System – Sept. 5
  • Upper Freehold Regional School District – Sept. 4
  • Wall Township Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • West Long Branch Public Schools – Sept. 5

When does school start in Morris County?

Here’s when public school districts in Morris County start. Only a few districts start before Labor Day.

  • Boonton Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Boonton Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Butler Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • School District of the Chathams – Aug. 26
  • Chester School District – Aug. 28
  • Denville Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Dover School District – Aug. 29
  • East Hanover School District – Sept. 4
  • Florham Park School District – Sept. 5
  • Hanover Park Regional High School District – Sept. 4
  • Hanover Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Harding Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Jefferson Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Kinnelon Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Lincoln Park Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Long Hill Township School System – Sept. 3
  • Madison Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Mendham Borough Schools – Sept. 3
  • Mendham Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Mine Hill School District – Sept. 3
  • Montville Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Morris Hills Regional High School District – Aug. 27
  • Morris Plains Schools – Sept. 5
  • Morris School District – Sept. 3
  • Mount Arlington School District – Sept. 6
  • Mount Olive Township School District – Aug. 28
  • Mountain Lakes Schools – Aug. 28
  • Netcong School District – Sept. 3
  • Parsippany-Troy Hills School District – Sept. 3
  • Pequannock Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Randolph Township Schools – Aug. 28
  • Riverdale School District – Sept. 5
  • Rockaway Borough Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Rockaway Township Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Roxbury School District – Aug. 28
  • Washington Township Schools – Aug. 28
  • West Morris Regional High School District – Aug. 21
  • Wharton Borough School District – Sept. 3

When does school start in Ocean County?

Here’s when public school districts in Ocean County start. All of the districts start after Labor Day.

  • Barnegat Township School District – Sept. 4
  • Bay Head School District – Sept. 5
  • Beach Haven School District – Sept. 4
  • Berkeley Township School District – Sept. 4
  • Brick Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Central Regional School District – Sept. 4
  • Eagleswood Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Island Heights School District – Sept. 5
  • Jackson School District – Sept. 5
  • Lacey Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Lakehurst School District – Sept. 5
  • Lakewood School District – Sept. 6
  • Lavallette School District – Sept. 5
  • Little Egg Harbor Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Long Beach Island Consolidated School District – Sept. 4
  • Manchester Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Ocean Gate School District – Sept. 4
  • Ocean Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Pinelands Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Plumsted Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Point Pleasant Beach School District – Sept. 5
  • Point Pleasant School District – Sept. 4
  • Seaside Heights School District – Sept. 4
  • Seaside Park School District – Sept. 3
  • Southern Regional School District – Sept. 4
  • Stafford Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Toms River Regional Schools – Sept. 5
  • Tuckerton School District – Sept. 5

When does school start in Passaic County?

Here’s when public school districts in Passaic County start. A few districts start before Labor Day.

  • Bloomingdale School District – Sept. 5
  • Clifton Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Haledon School District – Sept. 5
  • Hawthorne Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Lakeland Regional High School – Aug. 28
  • Little Falls Township Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Manchester Regional High School – Sept.
  • North Haledon School District – Sept. 5
  • Passaic City School District – Sept. 5
  • Passaic Valley Regional High School – Sept. 4
  • Paterson Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Pompton Lakes School District – Sept. 3
  • Prospect Park School District – Sept. 6
  • Ringwood Public School District – Sept. 4
  • Totowa Borough Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Wanaque Borough Schools – Sept. 5
  • Wayne Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • West Milford Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Woodland Park School District – Sept. 5

When does school start in Salem County?

Here’s when public school districts in Salem County start. All districts start after Labor Day.

  • Alloway Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Elmer School District – Sept. 5
  • Elsinboro Township School District – Sept. 4
  • Lower Alloways Creek Township School District – Sept. 4
  • Mannington Township School District – Sept. 4
  • Oldmans Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Penns Grove-Carneys Point Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Pennsville School District – Sept. 5
  • Pittsgrove Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Quinton Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Salem City School District – Sept. 5
  • Upper Pittsgrove School District – Sept. 4
  • Woodstown-Pilesgrove Regional School District – Sept. 6

When does school start in Somerset County?

Here’s when public school districts in Somerset County start. Nearly every district opens after Labor Day.

  • Bedminster Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Bernards Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Bound Brook School District – Sept. 5
  • Branchburg Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District – Sept. 4
  • Franklin Township Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Green Brook School District – Aug. 29
  • Hillsborough Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Manville School District – Sept. 3
  • Montgomery Township School District – Sept. 5
  • North Plainfield School District – Sept. 3
  • Somerset Hills Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Somerville Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • South Bound Brook School District – Sept. 3
  • Warren Township Schools – Aug. 29
  • Watchung Borough Schools – Aug. 29
  • Watchung Hills Regional High School – Aug. 28

When does school start in Sussex County?

Here’s when public school districts in Sussex County start. Nearly every district opens after Labor Day.

  • Andover Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Byram Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Frankford Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Franklin Borough School District – Sept. 3
  • Fredon Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Green Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Hamburg School District – Sept. 5
  • Hampton Township School District – Aug. 29
  • Hardyston Township School District – Sept. 6
  • High Point Regional High School – Sept. 5
  • Hopatcong Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Kittatinny Regional High School – Sept. 5
  • Lafayette Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Lenape Valley Regional High School – Aug. 28
  • Montague Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Newton Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Ogdensburg Borough School District – Sept. 3
  • Sandyston-Walpack Consolidated School District – Sept. 3
  • Sparta Township Public School District – Sept. 3
  • Stanhope Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Stillwater Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Sussex-Wantage Regional School District – Sept. 3
  • Vernon Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Wallkill Valley Regional High School – Sept. 3

When does school start in Union County?

Here’s when public school districts in Union County start. All districts open after Labor Day.

  • Berkeley Heights Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Clark Public School District – Sept. 4
  • Cranford Township Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Elizabeth Public Schools – Sept. 6
  • Garwood Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Hillside Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Kenilworth Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Linden Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Mountainside School District – Sept. 5
  • New Providence School District – Sept. 3
  • Plainfield Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Rahway Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Roselle Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Roselle Park School District – Sept. 5
  • Scotch Plains-Fanwood Regional School District – Sept. 5
  • Springfield Public Schools – Sept. 4
  • Summit Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Union Public School District – Sept. 5
  • Westfield Public Schools – Sept. 5
  • Winfield Township School District – Sept. 3

When does school start in Warren County?

Here’s when public school districts in Warren County start. Only a few districts open before Labor Day.

  • Allamuchy Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Alpha School District – Sept. 8
  • Belvidere School District – Aug. 28
  • Blairstown Township School District – Aug. 28
  • Franklin Township School District – Sept. 5
  • Frelinghuysen Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Great Meadows Regional School District – Sept. 3
  • Greenwich Township School District – Aug. 26
  • Hackettstown School District – Aug. 28
  • Harmony Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Hope Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Knowlton Township School District – Sept. 3
  • Lopatcong Township School District – Aug. 28
  • Mansfield Township School District – Sept. 5
  • North Warren Regional High School – Aug. 28
  • Oxford Township School District – Aug. 28
  • Phillipsburg School District – Aug. 26
  • Pohatcong Township School District – Aug. 26
  • Warren Hills Regional School District – Aug. 28
  • Washington Borough Public Schools – Sept. 3
  • Washington Township School District – Aug. 28
  • White Township School District – Sept. 3



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What does any of this have to do with New Jersey?

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To begin, we are not immune or isolated from Iran’s dangerous behavior. In September 2022, the U.S. Attorney for New Jersey charged two Iranian nationals with hacking and attempting to extort a business in Morris County and a municipality in Union County. And there is no telling whether the anti-America protests that have taken place in New Jersey were among those funded by Iran.

Fortunately, there are tools at our disposal to isolate Iran. Under current law, companies competing for public contracts within the state are ineligible if they concurrently do more than $20 million of business with Iran’s energy or finance sectors. Put another way, these companies are eligible if they do a little less than $20 million of business with Iran’s energy or finance sectors. I believe New Jersey can do better than that. And given Iran’s aggressive and potentially deadly agenda inside the United States, I believe we have to do better than that.

In June, I introduced Assembly Bill 4632 to redefine “persons engaging in investment activities in Iran,” cutting the threshold in half, from $20 million to $10 million. This is an important first step in isolating Iran and dramatically reducing any indirect support gained from New Jersey public contracts. My ultimate goal and intention is for this threshold to be reduced to zero.

Under federal law, states have the flexibility to determine their financial posture towards Iran. The federal Comprehensive Iran Sanctions, Accountability, and Investment Act, signed into law in July 2010, empowered state and local governments to prevent or discontinue contracts with companies doing business in Iran. Then-Governor Chris Christie did so in 2012, establishing the $20 million threshold. As of July, New Jersey has 31 companies on its prohibited list. My bill strengthens this law — and would grow the prohibited list — at a critical time.

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At least 13 other states have similar bans to New Jersey’s 2012 law, including California, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina and Tennessee. Some of these states go further, by not just setting a threshold for Iran investment, but also limiting the size of the public contracts themselves. California and Florida ban public contracts of $1 million or more, Tennessee’s threshold is $1,000, and New York bans all contracts.

Notably, the bill does not create any additional work local certified purchasing agents, as the responsibility for certifying compliance rests with the vendors and bidders. The Division of Purchase and Property within the Department of the Treasury maintains its role in monitoring and enforcing the list of prohibited companies, with stiff penalties at its disposal. 

By lowering the financial threshold in New Jersey, we ensure more individuals and companies are scrutinized, putting our state at the front of national efforts to isolate Iran. We cannot leave room for ambiguity when it comes to our position on Iran. It is imperative that we send a clear and unequivocal message: New Jersey will not tolerate indirect support of Iran’s dangerous agenda. Our state’s integrity and security depend on such decisive actions.

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Michael Inganamort represents New Jersey’s 24th Legislative District, which includes all of Sussex County and parts of Morris and Warren counties, in the State Assembly.



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New Jersey Devils Prospect Update: Where Are They Now? Defensemen Edition

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Prospect analysis takes a bit of guesswork. So, sometimes to predict the future it’s helpful to reflect back on the past. Today we take a look at five former defensemen prospects for the Devils and what happened in their careers.

Adrian Foster

In short

Never made the NHL but did play for Grizzlys Wolfsburg in the Deutsche Eishockey Liga, which is a fantastic name for a hockey club.

In long

Scott Cruikshank of the Calgary Herald sums up the problem with Adrian Foster’s career.

As a 16-year-old with the Calgary Canucks of the Alberta Junior Hockey League, he collected 32 points in only 18 appearances. But slamming into an unforgiving post one night, the fearless forward cracked his right hip.

Mechanics thrown off, body out of whack, the other hip suffered. Then came abdominal troubles and subsequent operations — one side, then on the other.

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Nevertheless, New Jersey was sold.

Sold they were. The Devils selected Foster in the first round (28th overall) selection in the 2001 NHL entry draft, a bit of a reach at the time, due to his injury history. Unfortunately, for Foster and the Devils, the defenseman’s injury woes did not end there. The article continues.

buoyed by a clean bill of health after a stretch in the American Hockey League — concussions spoiled more winters.

Then in a single 60-game stretch — spread over three hobble-filled seasons — Foster suffered two high-ankle sprains, a broken foot, a broken ankle.

Somewhere amidst all that hobbling, Foster skated in 205 AHL games before finishing his career in a two-game stint plus eight playoff contests in 2015-16 for the Stony Plain Eagles of the Chinook Hockey League.

Matthew Corrente

In short

Bad shoulder, but finished NHL career with exactly twice as many penalty minutes (68) as he had games played (34).

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In long

Drafted by the Devils in the first round (30th overall) in 2006, there was considerable hype amongst Devils faithful in Corrente at the time. Development came slow, as it often does for physical defenders, but Corrente filled in with the big club in limited minutes during the 2009-2010 and 2010-2011 seasons. Unable to stick in the Devils lineup, by the time Corrente was entering his prime, injuries proved to be the final nail in the coffin of his career, culminating with a season-ending shoulder injury in 2012. This was after missing much of the previous season with another shoulder injury in 2011. After the shoulder surgery in 2012, Corrente played two more seasons bouncing around the AHL before bowing out after a demotion to the Florida Everblades of the ECHL in 2015-2016.

Brandon Burlon

In short

Once put up 27 points in 30 games in one strong season for the Oilers, the Stavanger Oilers of Norway’s Fjordkraftligaen.

In long

The Devils 2nd round pick (52nd overall) in 2008, Brandon Burlon always seemed to be on the fringe of conversation, but always outshined by the next shiny new defensive prospect added to the system. Surpassed by players such as Reece Scarlett who once finished 11th on this site’s Top 25 Under 25, who like Burlon, never got the call, the 2nd rounder did give the Albany Devils five respectable seasons of defensive hockey, even breaking out with 36 points one year. Burlon would finish his playing career in 2019-20 after bouncing around Europe in Germany, Sweden, Norway and the Erste Bank Eishockey Liga. Per LinkedIn, Burlon is now a site operations manager for TMG Builders, a Canadian condominium building company.

Alexander Urbom

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Upset many Devils fans when the Washington Capitals claimed him off waivers. Was reclaimed by the Devils twenty games later. Never played in the NHL again.

In long

Urbom showed a lot of promise early on for a defenseman drafted in the third round, especially on a team that had few legit prospects in the early 2010s. (For example, Urbom finished 5th in the ILWT Top 25 Under 25 in 2012). Urbom earned cups of coffee with the Devils in three consecutive seasons starting in 2010-11 before he was claimed by the Washington Capitals at the beginning of the 2013-2014 season. This upset many Devils fans, who thought Urbom had a future. The large defender played 20 games for the Capitals that year, the most of his career, before being reclaimed by the Devils and stashed in Albany. That would be Urbom’s last stint of North American hockey, bouncing around the KHL, SHL and some lesser leagues later in his career, which ended in a short playoff run with EC Salzburg of the ICEHL in 2020-21.

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Jeremy Davies

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A 7th round pick who after earning some hype with a stellar college career, became part of the P.K. Subban trade and played in 23 NHL games to date.

In long

The Nashville Predators actually got more usage out of Jeremy Davies than they did the more-established defender in the deal, Steven Santini. Davies suited up 22 games for the Predators over two seasons, while Santini only played two games in Nashville before signing with the St. Louis Blues. Davies’s career is still ongoing and overall, despite his limited call-ups, the 7th rounder must be considered a successful pick as most players drafted there do not make it to the NHL.

Final Thoughts

Now it is time to tell us what you think. Should I do more articles like this as summer rolls on? Give me your thoughts in the comments below.



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21 New Jersey lottery players won big playing Mega Millions, Powerball, NJ Lottery games

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Four lottery players in New Jersey won $10,000 or more last week playing Powerball and Mega Millions and another 17 won big playing New Jersey Lottery games.

The New Jersey Lottery announced its weekly winners on Monday. Here’s a look at where these tickets were sold from July 22 to July 28:

  • $4 million, Mega Millions, July 23: sold at Laurel Market on Laurel Avenue in Hazlet (Monmouth County)
  • $1 million, Mega Millions, July 26: sold at ShopRite on North Olden Avenue in Ewing (Mercer County)
  • $50,000, Powerball, July 24: sold via third-party app Jackpocket
  • $50,000, Powerball, July 27: sold at Quick Chek on Route 23 in Franklin (Sussex County)

New Jersey winners

  • $1 million, $1,000,000 Diamond Spectacular scratch-off, July 21: sold at Wawa on West Spruce Avenue in North Wildwood (Cape May County)
  • $1 million, Cash 4 Life Doubler, July 22: sold at ShopRite on Morristown Road in Bernardsville (Somerset County)
  • $612,515, Jersey Cash 5, July 24: sold at Allen Liquors on McBride Avenue in Paterson (Passaic County)
  • $100,000, $100,000 Lightning Bingo, July 24: sold at Quick Chek on Riverview Drive in Totowa (Passaic County)
  • $75,000, Jersey Cash 5, July 25: Sold at Mini Mart Deli & Grocery on New York Avenue in Union City (Hudson County)
  • $75,000, Jersey Cash 5, July 25: sold at Smart Savings $.99 Cent & Up on Main Avenue in Passaic (Passaic County)
  • $50,000, $50,000 Loaded scratch-off, July 21: sold at Quick Chek on Hampton House Road in Newton (Sussex County)
  • $50,000, $50,000 Loaded scratch-off, July 25: sold at River Place Food Store on Main Street in Butler (Morris County)
  • $30,000, Big Money Spectacular scratch-off, July 24: sold at New Junction Liquors on Communipaw Avenue in Jersey City (Hudson County)
  • $25,000, Crossword Bonanza scratch-off, July 27: sold at Country Farm on Main Street in Bradley Beach (Monmouth County)
  • $20,000, Crossword scratch-off, July 23: sold at Monroe Wine & Liquor on Monroe Street in Passaic (Passaic County)
  • $20,000, $20,000 Loaded scratch-off, July 25: Township Stationary on Pascack Road in Washington Township (Bergen County)
  • $10,000, Power 20x scratch-off: sold at Acme on Route 35 in Ortley Beach (Ocean County)
  • $10,000, Wild Cash scratch-off, July 21: sold at ShopRite on Route 70 in Manchester (Ocean County)
  • $10,000, $10,000 Loaded scratch-off, July 22: sold at Hackensack Liquors on South River Street in Hackensack (Bergen County)
  • $10,000, Power 10X scratch-off, July 26: sold at Quick Stop Deli on New Brunswick Avenue in Perth Amboy (Middlesex County)
  • $10,000, Power 50X scratch-off, July 26: sold at Shell Service Station on 12th Street in Jersey City (Hudson County)

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