The Robbinsville Public Schools prides itself on its exceptional staff, diverse programs, valuable resources, vibrant athletics, and enriching clubs.
We cannot idly stand by, knowing the quality and reputation of the Robbinsville schools are being threatened.” “We have reached this point with heavy hearts.
“For a reason unbeknownst to us, Robbinsville consistently receives less state aid than other Mercer County school districts, forcing us to take these major steps to protect the school district’s reputation of excellence,” said Schools Superintendent Brian Betze. Rather, the revenue is required to maintain the outstanding quality of the three schools, directly addressing funding shortfalls created by the state Department of Education. The school district is not asking for funding to launch new initiatives. ROBBINSVILLE, NJ (MERCER)–The Robbinsville Township Board of Education reports, with no other viable option, the Robbinsville Board of Education voted unanimously last night to place a public question on the November general election ballot, asking voters for $4.8 million to cover anticipated deficits in upcoming school budgets. The Public Question will be on the November 7, 2023, ballot. With No Increase in State Aid, School District Seeks Additional Revenue to Avoid Teacher Layoffs, Large Class Sizes and Elimination of Courses.
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