Upcoming District Events
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Download and print new brochures for the Childwatch Before and After Program and the Summer Camp program
Helping Parents Help Their Children Cope with Trauma
Subscription Busing The Board of Education recommends that students attending the new Middle School in September who live under two miles from school take advantage of the subscription bus service or carpool to school. Riding bikes or walking to school is not recommended. Due to community demand for subscription bus services, the transportation department has added additional buses and anticipates honoring all requests for subscription bus service. Requests for scholarships to cover bus fees are available for financial hardship and will be based on the Federal free and reduced lunch eligibility guidelines. Requests will be held in confidence and may be submitted by contacting the Superintendent's office. Letter explaining service | Application for subscription service As a school district, we seek to join with all members of our community in recognizing the signs of suicide and in taking action to prevent it. Click here for an important document on SUICIDE PREVENTION Click here for information on the exciting new Gifted and Talented presentation. Fireside Chat #7: Factors effecting NJ Schools and a tour of the Stone Bridge Middle School Learn how you can receive an Upper Freehold Gold Card for free admission to district games, plays and other activiities. Pre-school parents, please read the letter from the NJ State Department of Health and Senior Services concerning registration of students who have not been vaccinated for seasonal flu.Learn about Student Achievement in 2009 - presentation and documentation available at this link. Allentown High School Athletics Hall of Fame Nomination Information Allentown High School named to the Top 100 high schools in New Jersey. Learn about the District's Five-Year Strategic Planning Committee For important medical news and information concerning the health of your child, please refer to the Health & Safety Topics link in our Community Section. |
The Upper Freehold Regional School District is firmly committed to equality and affirmative action. In compliance with NJAC6A:7 and U.S. Title IX, our district does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender, religion, disability, or socioeconomic status.
For further information or to file a complaint please contact our district's Affirmative Action Officer:
Mr. Stephen Cochrane,
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction
609-259-7292
cochras@ufrsd.net
Forms and grievance procedures can be found at this link.