David Healy

The Toms River Regional School District is returning to a hybrid scheduled a week before they expected to as the level of Covid-19 cases has moved into a lower tier safe enough for classes to resume.

Toms River Regional Schools Superintendent David Healy has announced his retirement effective January 1, 2021.

The Toms River Regional School District is the latest to announce that they will be going all virtual for education to begin the upcoming school year.

Full Day Kindergarten is safe...for now in Toms River Regional Schools as District officials continue to simultaneously battle for school funding from the state and carefully craft a budget for the upcoming school years.

They asked for $4.4-million in emergency school aid to help with a budget that's run out of wells to draw more funding from but what the Toms River Regional School District received was $854,634 from the New Jersey Department of Education.

Students are facing the harsh reality that the things they love to do after school may no longer be there.

Toms River School officials have continued their fight for their future following a school funding formula developed by lawmakers in Trenton that seeks to deal a crippling bow to a number of school districts.

The answer is unofficially Yes by voters in Toms River to allow the Board of Education to use $147,148,269.00 in funding to undertake various renovations, alterations and improvements at several of the district school buildings.

Voters who reside in the Toms River Regional School District will be casting ballots in a special school election on Tuesday, January 22.

Fearful over what the School Funding Formula signed into law in July will do to Toms River Schools, a mother of three in the district continues a community wide effort to prevent what would be crippling cuts in Toms River.