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Brick Memorial Mustangs It's a high school and it's mentioned in the Stewart Mango series. Some say it retains your youth, others say it's cursed, but no body knows so stop asking.

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It's a high school with 2 floors and rumor has it that it has a mysterious third floor pool, but no body known to man has ever seen it.

07/24/2026

Picture this: Longer school years, but shorter school days. Instead of 2 semesters a year, you get 3 semesters a year and have school start later so kids can get a little more sleep and/or have more time to eat breakfast.

Less time in the classroom and more time outside, I would even vouch for no homework.

06/19/2026

Why Jackson’s Law Matters – Juvenile Waivers Explained
Right now, under New Jersey law, when a juvenile (under 18) is charged with a hit-and-run that results in death, the case starts in Family Court. The prosecutor has to ask a judge to “waive” the case to adult court. This decision depends on many factors, and sometimes serious cases stay in the juvenile system, which focuses more on rehabilitation than punishment.
Jackson’s Law would change that for 17-year-olds.
The bill would require that any driver 17 years of age or older who knowingly flees the scene of a fatal crash be tried as an adult — no waiver needed. This creates clear accountability for older teens who make the decision to leave someone dying on the road.
Why this is so important:

Jackson was only 15. He was doing something every kid should be able to do safely — riding his bike to school.
A 17-year-old driver allegedly struck him and chose to drive away.
Families should not have to wonder whether the person who fled after killing their child will face real adult consequences.

Jackson’s Law isn’t about being harsh on kids — it’s about basic accountability. If you’re old enough to drive, you’re old enough to face adult consequences when you choose to leave the scene of a fatal crash.
This is why we’re fighting so hard. This is why Senator Holzapfel’s sponsorship matters.
We shouldn’t have to pass a law to make people do the right thing — but until we change the culture, we need the law on our side.
Thank you for standing with us.

06/07/2026

Please don’t do drugs and if you’re already addicted, please get help.

It’s okay to not be okay.
06/02/2026

It’s okay to not be okay.

05/22/2026

What were your favorite memories of Jackson Daniel Mueller?

I want this post to be dedicated to his life and the positive impact he had on people.

05/21/2026

Jackson Daniel Mueller, 15, of Brick, passed away suddenly on May 19, 2026.

He was born at Jersey Shore Medical Center and lived his entire life in Brick.

Jackson was just short of graduating his freshman year at Brick Memorial High School.

He was an honors student who excelled in Brick Memorial’s STEM Program and was expected to attend MATES (a specialized STEM school) in September. Jackson aspired to be an Engineer later in life and was taking the necessary steps now to enhance his future goals. He was also an Officer of NJHS and the Treasurer for Student Council during his years at VMMS. Jackson ran track at Brick Memorial High School, earned his black belt from Brick PPK, and played flag football for SJNFL Flag.

Jackson was a fantastic son, brother, grandson, nephew, and friend. He was highly intelligent, loving, creative, artistic, responsible, thoughtful, silly, affectionate, and just a chill kid. He loved playing video games with his friends, mountain biking with his dad, taking vacations, hanging out with his friends, going on cruises, playing chess with his grandfather, eating at restaurants, making pitchers of lemonade, an avid reader and drawer. Jackson was a fierce protector and caregiver to his disabled brother, Cameron. Jackson shared his love of reading and artistic abilities with his sister Olivia, whom she adored and admired her whole life. Jackson also loved playing, laughing, rough housing, and playing chess with his youngest brother, Grayson. Jackson also loved his parents and grandparents so much, always stopping to hug them hello, good-bye, good morning, and goodnight, and wasn’t afraid to tell them he loved them in front of his friends.

Jackson was predeceased by his grandfather, Lee Mueller.

He is survived by his parents, Daniel and Kimberly Mueller; siblings, Olivia 13, Cameron 13 and Grayson 9; maternal grandparents, Frances and Chester Jaremczak; paternal grandmother, Fran Mueller; Godfather and uncle, Bryan Jaremczak (Sherry Niebergall); Godmother and Aunt, Tiffany Karoly (Bobby Karoly); Aunt Jennifer Stewart and her late husband, Clayton; cousins, Charlotte, Christopher and Aurora; and many other extended family members and countless friends who loved Jackson dearly.

A visitation will be held on Friday, May 22, 2026, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at O’Brien Funeral Home, 505 Burnt Tavern Rd., Brick. The funeral service will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the funeral home. Committal will be private.

A GoFundMe page has been established and a scholarship fund will be set up in the near future.

05/20/2026

Earlier this morning, a freshman at Brick Memorial High School was tragically struck by a vehicle occupied by two other high school students. We chose to delay posting this information out of respect for the family and to avoid causing unnecessary panic among parents in the community while details were still being confirmed.

Sadly, the young student passed away at the scene.

Our hearts are with the boy’s family, friends, classmates, and everyone impacted by this unimaginable loss. We are also keeping the responding police officers, EMS personnel, firefighters, teachers, staff, and students in our prayers as they process this heartbreaking tragedy.

We will continue to provide updates as additional confirmed information becomes available.

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