Zychowski lauded district administrators for their work to reduce a 30-year bond at 4% interest to a 22-year bond at just over 2% interest. The school is at Renaissance Boulevard North and Dawn Way. The project was funded in part by a grant from the state. The new seventh and eighth grade school is the first school to be built in 40 years, and is part of a $77 million referendum that was approved in December 2016 to relieve overcrowding in the district’s schools. In related news, the North Brunswick Township Middle School has been completed, on time and under budget after three years of construction, and is awaiting the arrival of students.

He also said he does not want North Brunswick students to be “data points,” so although they look forward to a comeback as soon as possible, everyone must be safe and secure first. Zychowski said the situation due to COVID-19 is unprecedented and has been in a state of flux, but the superintendent said the attitude of everyone in the district is to be resilient, flexible, proactive and adaptive.

“It’s a step-by-step process to make sure our students are safe, our staff is safe, and we do it the right way.” “We are trying to keep our promise to phase in ,” he said. However, Zychowski said administrators are monitoring statewide numbers and may introduce subgroups before then. The superintendent said every day that passes is a day closer to beginning in-person instruction, which is currently planned for Nov.

“Our kids are resilient, our staff has been accommodating.” “With all of those obstacles, it’s been very, very well received,” he said. There are so many positive comments from the families because we improved and synchronized from the past closure in the spring” due to the coronavirus pandemic, Superintendent of Schools Brian Zychowski said.Īlthough there were some technological issues – such as Google Meets being overwhelmed and shutting down, some Google “bombs,” some WiFi issues among the 6,500 students at home and teachers in the classrooms, and some students accessing other districts’ classes – Zychowski said the issues were “nothing overwhelming.”

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