New Providence School District

Dedicated to Excellence

  • Superintendent Forums for the 2018-20019 School Year
    boe On behalf of the Board of Education, parents, staff, and community members are invited to attend this year's Superintendent Forums.  The purpose of these forums is to provide the school community with an informal environment to discuss important topics in the district.  Opportunities will be provided for attendees to ask questions and engage in a dialogue.
     
    All forums will be held in the High School/Middle School Media Center at 7:00 pm.

    The following will be our schedule and topics for this year:
     
    • Special Education        January 16  (Wednesday)
    • K-12 Math                  February 21  (Thursday)
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  • "Impact Teacher" Award

    Leader Congratulations to Mr. Elias Leader, District Groundskeeper, for receiving the "Impact Teacher" Award!

    Mr. Leader was nominated by Salt Brook Principal, Jean Drexinger.

    The award was bestowed on Mr. Leader at the Board of Education meeting on Thursday, December 13, 2018. 

    The "Impact Teacher" Program is designed to recognize teachers and staff who, through their actions, efforts, and accomplishments, have made a significant impact on the lives of our children.  Teachers or staff are nominated by administration through a written Statement of Impact.  To read Mr. Leader's Statement of Impact, please click here.

    To view all of the previous "Impact Teacher" Award recipients, please click here.
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  •   Our Schools Newsletter - December (Innovation and Technology)

    Our Schools The New Providence School District frequently publishes our online district newsletter to share the activities happening in our schools. Click here to view the latest newsletter.
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  • The New Providence Board of Education has issued an additional public statement concerning negotiations. 

    Please click here to read the new statement.

    Public Statement #1 was issued in July and can be read here.
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  • Music Boosters September 2018 Newsletter
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    We would like to share the New Providence music education program highlights for this fall.  CLICK HERE to view the newsletter
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  • "NP...IT STARTS WITH US!"

    Banner The New Providence School District has launched their 2018-2019 Character Education Initiative "NP...IT STARTS WITH US!"  The district-wide Character Education Kick-Off on Tuesday, October 2nd, was designed to coordinate with the National Week of Respect.  The New Providence School District created a film where students, staff and teachers were featured sharing "What do you love about NP?" or "What good deeds have you done?" or "Are you involved in any community service projects?"

    Character Education lessons are incorporated into the curriculum in all schools in the district, and unite the students in a common theme focusing on messages of kindness, respect and empathy for others.  Each school participated in events to support the Character Education Kick-Off and the Week of Respect ranging from wearing blue to raise awareness about bullying, to a lip-sync battle with a Character Education theme to a glow in the dark dance party.

    For more information, please visit the District Character Education page.
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  • New Providence High School Ranks #9 in NJ Monthly- Top Public NJ High Schools
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    NJ Monthly has issued their Top Public High Schools for 2018 and New Providence High School ranked #9 out of 305 high schools in New Jersey! Congratulations to the entire New Providence community!
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  • NPHS STEM TEAM win State Championship Competition
     
    stem The NPHS STEM team recently won first place at the NJ INTERSCHOLASTIC STEM LEAGUE STATE tournament in Paramus. The team had to design an energy generating hydraulic system using only a handful of materials. Their design, STEM documentation, prototype diagrams and data collection beat out 16 other high schools to win the award. 
     
    This is the second consecutive year NPHS has won the State Championship Competition. Congratulations STEM Pioneers. 
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  • New Providence School District's Music Education Program Receives National Recognition for the Sixth Time

    2018namm The New Providence School District has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from the NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. The district joins districts from across the country in receiving the prestigious award for 2018.

    The Best Communities Music Education designation is awarded to districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement in efforts to provide music access and education to all students.

    For more information about the NAMM Foundation, please visit www.nammfoundation.org.
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  • New Providence School District has been named 2017 National District of Character

    ndoc We are proud to announce that New Providence School District is 1 of 4 districts in the nation to be named a National District of Character. The district earned the award for its dedicated focus on character education, fostering a positive impact on academic achievement, student behavior, school climate and the community.

    “On behalf of the New Providence Board of Education, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate our students, staff, parents, and administration for this national recognition,” says Dr. David Miceli, Superintendent of Schools. “Their genuine commitment to the development and sustained implementation of our character education programs is recognized by this award.  It is a privilege and honor to be 1 of 4 districts in the nation to be recognized as a District of Character.”
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Headline News

Welcome

  • In partnership with students, parents, and community, the mission of the New Providence School District is to educate all students to meet high academic standards and to prepare them to be responsible citizens in the dynamic global society of the 21st century.

    Offering a comprehensive Pre-K to Grade 12 educational program, the district serves a high school, middle school, and two elementary schools. Our programs of study are carefully aligned to the Core Curriculum Content Standards, with a strong emphasis on technology integration. Our co-curricular activities offer all students many opportunities to meet their needs and interests. Participation in a well-rounded curriculum is encouraged.
     
    I am proud of our students and staff for their accomplishments, and invite you to learn more about our district on our website.
     
    David M. Miceli, Ed.D.
    Superintendent of Schools
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