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The Board of Education wants you! If you are considering running for the Board of Education in November, you must file a nominating petition with the county clerk by 4 p.m. on Monday, July 27, 2020. The election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, 2020. There will be 3 seats open on the Millburn Board of Education. Download the New Jersey School Boards Association Candidate Kit for more information about nominating petitions, legal qualifications, and the role of the school board member.

Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Briber, and the hardworking students of the Newspaper Club have finished the third issue of the Washington School Post!

Here is the Millburn Community Technology Website. Please bookmark this page to find troubleshooting steps, enrichment ideas, tutorials, and other resources to assist with distance learning.

Our Millburn High School AP Art Students have created a Millburn Township Coloring Book, with pictures of all of your favorite Millburn landmarks, businesses and special places. Download the coloring book, color the drawings and share them on social media using the hashtag #ColorMillburn.

Click on the button in the center of the page to go to our Distance Learning Hub. Or click on Distance Learning tab. These pages and resources are being updated as new information and programs become available. If you have questions/suggestions please email us at webmaster@millburn.org. Thank you. Stay well.

**ALERT: With schools closed until further notice, all registrations and related communication is being done online. Follow the instructions here to complete your online registration, and then please email the registrar at registrar@millburn.org. The registrar will guide you in options for submitting your documentation electronically, provide you with an outline of next steps and answer any of your questions.

The Chess team of Washington School are the new champions of the inter-school Chess tournament for the 2018-19 school year, under the guidance of coach David Lazarus. The annual tournament is conducted by the Challenging the Heads of Elementary School Students (C.H.E.S.S.) league – Which includes four Elementary schools from Millburn/Short Hills (Deerfield, Hartshorn, Glenwood and South Mountain) as well as two schools from Summit (Lincoln Hubbard and Franklin Elementary).

Here is the presentation from Washington School to the incoming 5th-grade parents.

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