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Scott P. McCartney Takes Over as MTPS Superintendent

After three superintendents resigned from the school district within the past three years, Moorestown Township Public Schools hired 47-year-old Scott P. McCartney to assume the role of superintendent in a 6–1 vote in May. His five-year…

Moorestown BOE and MEA come to an agreement on teacher contracts

The following information was provided by the Moorestown Township Public Schools BOE:

The Moorestown Township Public Schools Board of Education and the Moorestown Education Association, after…

Moorestown BOE approves the 2016–2017 budget on first reading

Moorestown’s Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, March 8 saw the approval of the 2016–2017 school year budget on first reading with a 6–1 vote. It is predicted the general fund expenditures for the 2016–2017 school year…

Moorestown schools give presentation on PARCC results

Director of Curriculum and Instruction and Interim Superintendent Carole L. Butler and Language Arts/English Supervisor Susan Tosti gave the Moorestown Township Public Schools Board of Education a presentation on the district Partnership…

Moorestown Township Public Schools gives an update of 2015–2016 school year

A Message from the Moorestown Board of Education….

Moorestown Township Public Schools are off to a solid start! All six of our District’s schools have many new building…

Moorestown superintendent’s resignation is effective Aug. 31

The Moorestown Township Public Schools superintendent is leaving the district sooner than originally announced.

That was the news from the Aug. 11 meeting of the MTPS Board of Education, during which…

Moorestown superintendent resigns, but leaves with regret

Once again, Moorestown Township Public Schools District will need a new superintendent, as current Superintendent Timothy J. Rehm has decided to leave the school district. However, he leaves with regret.

The petitions are in: Who will run for Moorestown BOE?

This year’s race for three open sears on the Moorestown Board of Education will be a contested one as one newcomer has submitted their name to run in the upcoming school board election.