The New Jersey Catholic Conference has issued an Action Alert asking parents to contact Governor Murphy's office and urge him to provide sufficient funding in the state budget to increase Compensatory Education funding to $1,300 per service in order to ensure that nonpublic school students receive the services they require. Click here to read the full text of the Action Alert and to make your voice heard.

The New Jersey Catholic Conference has issued an Action Alert asking parents to contact Governor Murphy's office and urge him to increase the funding for nonpublic school transportation from the current ceiling of $1,100 per pupil to $1,300 per pupil in order to provide the necessary transportation routes for our students. Click here to read the full text of the Action Alert and to make your voice heard.

Check out the latest news and notes about St. A's alumni on our Alumni News page.

Eighth grade student Ella H. was recognized as a Student Community Helper by the South Brunswick Police Department at their Heroes and Helpers event on December 14th. The event recognized some truly exceptional kids who have made a positive impact on their schools or community with a special day to honor their accomplishments. Click here for more.

The Fourth Quarter Honor Roll and Knights of Accomplishment for the 2021-2022 school year have been posted. Please click here or visit the Honors & Achievements page under the Academics tab to see the lists of honorees.

From the New Jersey Catholic Conference: Governor Murphy announced his proposed Budget for Fiscal Year 2023 on March 8, 2022. The Budget process is now in the hands of the Legislature. We are asking the Legislature for increases in nonpublic school transportation and compensatory education (remedial language arts and math). Click here for more information and to take action.

Please click here to read the letter, dated March 25, 2022.

Click here to read the March 2022, Volume 2 edition of The Principal's Vine Newsletter.

Click here to read the March 2022 edition of The Principal's Vine Newsletter. Included is an insert featuring celebrations of 100 Days of School and Dr. Seuss Week.

Click here to read the February 2022 Catholic Schools Week edition of The Principal's Vine Newsletter.

Nonpublic school transportation continues to be problematic for many students with the result being that parents receive aid-in-lieu payments instead of transportation. Aid-in-lieu for parents at the current rate does not help in getting their children to and from a nonpublic school. Please contact Governor Murphy and ask that he increase the per-pupil ceiling for nonpublic school transportation from $1,000 to $1,150. Click here for additional information and to make your voice heard.

Click here to read the December 2021 edition of The Principal's Vine Newsletter.

Congress is considering legislation that would have an enormous impact on the delivery of Pre-K and childcare services in this country. Unfortunately, the bill as currently drafted would severely limit the ability of faith-based providers to participate. Please click above to contact your U.S. representative and senators and tell them that they cannot expand access to pre-k and childcare by reducing the number of providers parents can choose from.

St. A's EDGE Middle School Youth Ministry is featured in an article in the November 25th issue of The Catholic Spirit. Click here to read the article or visit https://catholicspirit.com/e-edition to read the Spirit online.

Click here to read the November 2021 edition of The Principal's Vine Newsletter.

Third grade student Owen M. and his dad ran in the 5K (3.1 mile) Rocky Run Race in Philadelphia on Saturday, November 13. Click above for the full story and photos.

Click above to read the October 2021 edition of The Principal's Vine Newsletter