Marlboro PK-8 School District

America 250 fun at Frank Defino Central Elementary School! 🇺🇸 Fourth grade students enjoyed a special math trivia challenge that sparked teamwork, problem-solving, and connections across math, history, geography, and science as they celebrated America’s 250th anniversary.

A proud moment for Marlboro Middle School! 🎓

Congratulations to our graduates on this exciting milestone. Your hard work, growth, and accomplishments are something to celebrate, and we can’t wait to see all that you will achieve in high school and beyond!

Congratulations to the Marlboro Memorial Middle School graduates! 🎓

We are so proud to celebrate this special milestone with our students, families, staff, and school community. Wishing our graduates continued success as they begin their next chapter!

Through a grant from the Marlboro Educational Foundation, fifth grade students from Frank Defino Central Elementary School were provided with the costumes they needed to perform in High School Musical. This special opportunity allowed students to be part of a larger production, build confidence, and experience the excitement of performing on stage.

At MTPS, we are Committed to Excellence where each role makes a difference and teamwork drives student success. 📚✏️
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The next Marlboro Board of Education meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 9, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. at Marlboro Memorial Middle School located at 71 Nolan Road, Morganville. To access the live stream, please use the following link.

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Students at Marlboro Elementary School participated in Latin Rhythms, an engaging hands-on percussion program presented by Young Audiences Arts for Learning NJ & Eastern PA and made possible through a grant from the Marlboro Educational Foundation Through ensemble music-making, students explored the foundational rhythms of Latin America while building creativity, collaboration, and cultural awareness.

At the May 19 Board of Education meeting, Erin Allutto, Jessica Rantinella, Ashley Rodriguez, Hilary Roos, Alex Turnamian, and Lindsay Veverka of Marlboro Middle School were recognized for the positive impact they have on students each day. Through their encouragement, dedication, and support both inside and outside the classroom, they help create an environment where students feel confident, connected, and successful.

Robertsville Elementary School students recently celebrated with their pen pals from Marlboro Rec Senior Adult Program.

Through this special program, students and senior adults exchange handwritten letters throughout the school year, building connections through kindness, conversation, and community.

Our students were complimented on their wonderful manners and the conversations they shared with their pen pals.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this special celebration such a success.

Congratulations to Robertsville Elementary School’s STEAM Tank Team, PenSells!

PenSells was named a Top 20 Finalist in the Elementary School Division of the NJSBA STEAM Tank Challenge and earned the Innovative Tech & Design Badge. This achievement reflects the team’s creativity, hard work, perseverance, and commitment to solving real-world problems through innovation.

Selected from outstanding submissions across New Jersey, PenSells distinguished itself through thoughtful research, collaboration, and a passion for making a positive impact. Congratulations on this impressive achievement!