Living in

Historic Greenwich
Township, NJ

Living in

Historic Greenwich
Township, NJ

Schools

Morris Goodwin School

Grades K-4

Stow Creek School

Grades 5-8

Cumberland Regional High School

Grades 9-12

Greenwich - Stow Creek Partnership: K-8

Quality education for the children of our community is at the heart of Greenwich Township.

In 2009, the Morris Goodwin School entered into a shared services agreement with neighboring Stow Creek School in Stow Creek Township to form the Greenwich-Stow Creek Partnership Schools.

Public school students in grades K through 4 now attend Morris Goodwin School and students in grades 5 through 8 attend Stow Creek School.

Watch the Community News section for announcements of school fundraisers and other events! The website for both schools can be found at www.greenwichstowcreekpartnershipschools.org.

High School: 9-12

Cumberland Regional High School serves the school districts of seven municipalities including Greenwich Township, Stow Creek Township, Deerfield Township, Fairfield Township, Hopewell Township, Shiloh Borough, and Upper Deerfield Township. The District encompasses 162 square miles.

SCHOOL INFORMATION

HISTORIC Greenwich Education Foundation

The Historic Greenwich Education Foundation (HGEF) was established in 1997 as an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation formed for the purpose of providing increased community support for the Greenwich Township School. Over the years, the HGEF has utilized funds to provide Morris Goodwin School with equipment, classroom materials, trips and other educational opportunities for the students. The HGEF also offers an annual $1,000 scholarship to a graduating Cumberland Regional High School student who attended Morris Goodwin School.

Foundation funds are generated through an annual fundraiser, Ye Greate Street, Live! The evening features a live auction, a silent auction and a Chinese auction combined with musical performances by several South Jersey musicians intermingled with comedy sketches. Auction items have, in past years, included an amazing variety of arts and crafts pieces, services, nursery stock, antiques, eagle-viewing trips, gourmet meals, sunset sails and much, much more. Truly an evening not to be missed.

Additional funding is generated through memorial and other donations, which are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. Businesses are also encouraged to donate to the HGEF through direct contributions or matching gifts. For additional information, or to make a donation, please contact the Morris Goodwin School (contact and mailing information listed above).

Greenwich, a unique example of South Jersey history
Greenwich, a unique example of South Jersey history

greenwich township

*1000 Ye Greate Street
P.O. Box 64
Greenwich, NJ 08323

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greenwich township

*1000 Ye Greate Street
P.O. Box 64
Greenwich, NJ 08323

*To send packages, please see Doing Business with Greenwich

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