Prom-Graduation-Yearbooks-Lawn Signs Paid for by EBOE- 2021

5-7-21 Letter to Parents-Guardians About Plans for 20-21 End-Of-Year Events

It has been an inspiring return to in-person learning for thousands of students throughout out district and, thanks to the impressive contributions of our team members and families, a very smooth start to the fourth marking period.

EPS Teacher Named NJAITC Teacher of the Year

New Jersey Agriculture in the Classroom honors teachers in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade (Pre-K-12) from around the state for the innovative ways they use agricultural concepts to teach reading, writing, math, science, social studies, STEM, STEAM and more. The mission of NJAITC is to increase awareness and understanding of agriculture among New Jersey’s educators and students.

Pfizer Vaccine for EPS Students 16 and Older at Dunn Sports Center- 5-7-21

Elizabeth Public Schools, in its partnership with Trinitas Regional Medical Center and the City of Elizabeth, has secured vaccinations to administer at no cost to students ages 16 and older as we continue our advancement toward the reopening of schools.

Happy Mother's Day

As we reach the end of Teacher Appreciation Week and approach Mother’s Day, I want to honor my favorite teacher who has provided me with so many of those moments of joy throughout my life. Her love, guidance, and support has meant everything to me in the person I have become and the career that I have built. I was so lucky that my best teacher ever was also my first.

TJAA The Show Must Go On - May 22 & 23 @ 7pm - SAVE THE DATE

Links will be available on show nights via TJAA Social Media

Thank you Teachers from Board President and Superintendent - 2021

The past year has provided incredible challenges that have required extraordinary resilience and strength to navigate. Reaching this point in our journey of reopening schools for in-person instruction has been nothing short of inspiring and could not have been done without the collective effort of the entire Elizabeth Public Schools learning community.

EPS celebrates Students and their College Acceptances for May 1st National Signing Day

Union County Food Distribution Event May 8th

EPS Students Participate in Virtual Environmental Day

Elizabeth Public Schools students in grades seven through twelve participated in Environmental Day this morning, sponsored by the Elizabeth River / Arthur Kill Watershed Association, in partnership with the City of Elizabeth and Elizabeth Public Schools.

U.S. News Ranks EHS-FJC, Hamilton Prep Among Top 50 in NJ

Elizabeth High School – Frank J. Cicarell Academy (EHS – FJC) and Alexander Hamilton Preparatory Academy ranked among the top 50 high schools in New Jersey as part of the 2021 U.S. News & World Report Best U.S. High Schools rankings.

EPS Celebrates in the Month of May

Federal Breakfast & Lunch Program

Free Grab & Go Breakfast & Lunch Program for all Elizabeth Public School students! Parents are able to pick up the meals at the nearest location to their home.

4-23-21 Letter to Parents-Guardians- Welcome Back to In-Person Learning K-5

4-23-21 K-5 Students Transportation Information

Excellence News April 2021

EPS Welcomes Back Students to In-Person Learning- 4-20-21

Elizabeth Public Schools officially opened its doors on April 19 to in-person learning for students in prekindergarten through third grade in its efforts to reopen schools for all students.

EHS Marching Band 2021

If any prospective or current high school students have an interest or any questions for joining the marching band and color guard please email Mr. Schwartz @ schwartzbe@epsnj.org

Letter to Parents-Guardians- Welcome Back to In-Person Learning- 4-5 Students- 4-21-21

I am writing to welcome our families and to thank you for your patience. On Monday, April 26, 2021, we will reopen schools for in-person instruction for students in grades 4 – 5.

EPS Celebrates Autism Awareness Month

In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, Elizabeth Board of Education President Jerry Jacobs, Board members Diane Barbosa and Iliana Chevres, Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning Dr. Jennifer Cedeño, and Director of Special Services Diana Pinto-Gomez visited several schools that house the district’s autism program.