Announcements

  • NPMS Students Practice Random Acts of Kindness
    Random Acts of Kindness
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  • Flowstyle BMX Team, a PTA-Sponsored Program
    Stephen Cerra, an internationally decorated X-Games competitor and BMX icon, is delivering important safety and positive behavior messages through an interactive and exciting BMX stunt show to our middle schoolers in May.
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  • Thank you in advance to the NPMS/HS PTAs for the special treats during Staff Appreciation Week.  
    NPMS Staff
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  • NAMMlogo New Providence Schools Recognized for Music Education

    The National Association of Music Merchants, known as the NAMM Foundation, recognizes New Providence School District for its outstanding commitment to music education with a Best Communities for Music Education designation. New Providence joins 307 districts across the country to receive the prestigious distinction this year.

    “This recognition represents the community’s passion and support for the arts and we are very fortunate to have a dedicated staff that is committed to music education.” said Dr. David Miceli, Superintendent of Schools. “On behalf of the New Providence Board of Education, we would like to congratulate the entire community on this national designation.”

    For more information on the district’s music education program, visit our music department page.
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  • Teacher of the Year  
    CONGRATULATIONS MR. GIORDANO, TEACHER OF THE YEAR!  Please join NPMS in congratulating Mike Giordano, Science Teacher and Student Focus Group Advisor, for being recognized as Teacher of the Year. Mr. Giordano is a skilled educator who fosters a meaningful and engaging teaching style. He is known for his dedication to implementing new and exciting programs into curriculum.  Mr. Giordano is widely recognized by faculty and staff for his interpersonal and communication skills, and for being a proponent of a caring climate conducive to learning. 
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  • NPMS named a Reward School
    New Providence Middle School was named a Reward School by the New Jersey Department of Education.  A Reward School is a school with outstanding student achievement over the past three years.  This honor is only given to the top 4.5% of all schools in the state of New Jersey.
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  • Register Now for Summer Enrichment Academy 2013
    summer Registration for Recreation Summer Programs including the Summer Enrichment Academy is going on now!  The Programs booklet is now available, and the open enrollment period has begun! To register, click here, and use the online registration link.
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  • NPMS named a Positive Behavior Support in Schools Model School (PBSIS)
    New Providence Middle School has received the distinguished award of being chosen a Positive Behavior Support in Schools (PBSIS) Model School by the New Jersey Department of Education–Office of Special Education, in collaboration with The Elizabeth M. Boggs Center, UMDNJ – Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
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  • NPSD Hosts a Delegation of
    School Administrators from China
    Chinese Delegation
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  • Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act
    The "Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act" enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey, requires that the following staff contacts and district policies be posted:
    NPMS Anti-Bullying Specialist: David Chango, dchango@npsd.us , 908-464-9161, 35 Pioneer Drive, New Providence, NJ 07974
    District Anti-Bullying Coordinator: Dr. Deborah Feinberg, dfeinberg@npsd.us , 908-464-9050 ext. 222, 356 Elkwood Avenue, New Providence, NJ 07974
    Link to Code of Conduct Policy (open to PDF)
    Guidance for Schools on Implementing the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act is available at

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Welcome

New Providence Middle School (NPMS) is proud to be designated a Blue Ribbon School. One of the most prestigious awards in the country, the Blue Ribbon designation distinguishes and honors public and private elementary, middle and high schools that are academically superior and that demonstrate dramatic gains in student achievement.  Additionally,  NPMS has been recognized by the NJ Department of Education as a model school for the successful implementation of the “Positive Behavior Support in Schools” (PBSIS) program.  These two achievements are a testament to what can be accomplished when students, teachers, parents and administrators work together toward the common goal of making NPMS a successful school.

 

NPMS has a very accomplished, dedicated and highly involved faculty.  We believe in creating a school environment that meets the physical, intellectual, civic, social and emotional needs of our early adolescent learners while promoting individual success.  As part of our character education program,  our school-wide theme of “Readiness, Responsibility and Respect” is incorporated into our daily routines.  Our entire school community embraces this philosophy,  as these values will prepare our students for high school as well as all their future endeavors.

 

NPMS offers a comprehensive Program of Studies.  All students will complete a full year in the core subjects of Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Health/Physical Education and World Language.   Within our Language Arts and Math curriculum we offer students enrichment opportunities to further challenge and develop their skills and academic performance. Besides our core subjects, every student will have an opportunity to explore his or her interest in Robotics, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Practical Arts, Music, and Language Arts.  Our students are highly motivated and enthusiastic; they take advantage of the many co-curricular activities which include Math Club, Yearbook, Girls’ Ensemble, Boys’ Ensemble, Jazz Band, Peer Leaders, Student Council, Student Services Organization and Science Club.  Our co-curricular activities complement our challenging Program of Studies and provide students with an opportunity to develop leadership skills and contribute to the betterment of the school community. 

 

We embrace our parents as partners in the educational process of all our students,  as they play an integral role in the success of our children.  We work together to foster a meaningful teacher-parent relationship. We are fortunate to have a very involved PTA that complements the educational experience for our entire school community. 

 

Scott D. Hough, Principal
New Providence Middle School