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November's newsletter includes highlights from across all schools, including Halloween events, cultural activities, STEM lessons, student council elections, and partnerships with Barclays, the Rotary Club, and the Kids Helping Kids Club. Memorial Junior School features its Boo Bash, Treats for Troops program, band partnership with Whippany Park High School, Ellie’s final days at MJS, and recognition of its Technology program with a Program Excellence Award. The newsletter also shares updates on literacy professional learning, the first Strategic Planning meeting, preparations for emergency notification testing, and key calendar reminders for families as the holiday season approaches.

November's newsletter includes highlights from across all schools, including Halloween events, cultural activities, STEM lessons, student council elections, and partnerships with Barclays, the Rotary Club, and the Kids Helping Kids Club. Memorial Junior School features its Boo Bash, Treats for Troops program, band partnership with Whippany Park High School, Ellie’s final days at MJS, and recognition of its Technology program with a Program Excellence Award. The newsletter also shares updates on literacy professional learning, the first Strategic Planning meeting, preparations for emergency notification testing, and key calendar reminders for families as the holiday season approaches.

Ellie, the beloved Seeing Eye puppy who spent the past year brightening classrooms and hallways across Hanover Township Public Schools, has officially advanced to the next stage of her guide dog training. Her daily presence at Memorial Junior School brought comfort, joy, and meaningful lessons to students and staff. Her journey leaves a lasting mark on the district.

The Whippany Park High School Wildcat Marching Band brought energy, excitement, and Wildcat pride to Memorial Junior School with a powerful performance that filled the gym and inspired future musicians. Superintendent Justin Toomey, a 2005 Whippany Park graduate and former band member, joined the trombone section during the visit and reflected on the lasting impact of music and community.

Led by longtime directors Christopher Sabatino and Paul Sciaino, the Pride of Hanover Township continues a tradition of excellence that unites generations of students, families, and educators. Hanover Township Public Schools and the Hanover Park Regional High School District celebrate this partnership and shared commitment to student achievement and community pride.

At the October 2025 Board of Education meeting of the Hanover Township Public Schools three district updates were presented in the areas of District Testing and NJDOE HIB Grade Report both from the 2024-2025 school year and an update that the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act is having on our district.

Together, these presentations give a comprehensive snapshot of academic performance, student safety, and equity initiatives across the district for the 2024‑2025 school year.

October has been an action-packed month across Hanover Township Public Schools! From our Week of Respect and Red Ribbon Week celebrations to an impactful Professional Development Day, there’s been no shortage of meaningful moments and learning opportunities throughout our schools. Each day, we continue to see our students and staff living out our theme—“Aspire to Inspire Excellence”—through their dedication, creativity, and commitment to growth.