Trenton Board of Education: Central Office and Community Engagement
The Trenton Public School District is committed to improving the lives of children through education. It is a community of dedicated teachers, students, parents, and staff who stand by Trenton and work hard every day. The district's mission is to support students academically, socially, and emotionally.
School Directory
Trenton Public Schools encompasses a diverse range of educational institutions, catering to students from early childhood through high school. The schools are:
- AArthur J. Holland Middle School
- Battle Monument Intermediate School
- Benjamin C. Gregory Elementary School
- Benjamin Franklin Elementary School
- Cadwalader Elementary School
- Capital City
- Carroll Robbins Elementary School
- Clara Parker Intermediate School
- Darlene C. McKnight Elementary School (Wilson)
- Dr. Crosby Copeland Elementary School (Columbus)
- Dr. MLK Jr. Middle School
- Early Childhood Learning Center
- George Washington Elementary School
- Gershom Mott Elementary School
- Grace A. Dunn Middle School
- Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate School
- Joseph Stokes Elementary School
- Joyce Kilmer Intermediate School
- Luis Muñoz-Rivera Elementary School
- Patton J. Hill Elementary School
- Paul Robeson Elementary School
- Thomas Jefferson Intermediate School
- Trenton Central High School
- Trenton's Ninth Grade Academy
- Ulysses S.
Strategic Initiatives and Programs
S.E.E.D. Program Partnership
Trenton Public Schools partners with the S.E.E.D. Program to expand access to SNAP and school meal programs for families. This initiative uses parent focus groups and community-driven outreach to ensure families know what nutrition resources are available and how to access them.
Whole Child Development
Episode 2 of Soulful Sup Chat features Dr. Channing Conway and a conversation on developing the whole child at Trenton Public Schools. Supporting students academically, socially, and emotionally remains at the heart of the district's work.
Random Acts of Kindness
Kindness counts in Trenton's schools every day. In honor of Random Acts of Kindness Day, the district celebrates the small moments that make a big difference across TPS.
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Family Engagement
Families enjoyed guided yoga for all levels, partner poses, breathing and relaxation exercises, and a calming craft station.
Superintendent's Vision
Superintendent James Earle invites the community into conversations about the work happening across Trenton Public Schools, guided by the Strategic Plan and a shared commitment to the whole child.
Experiential Learning
Mrs. Christmas’s 5th-grade class at Jefferson explored food science by testing sugar, citric acid, cumin, and pepper. Students observed which ingredients dissolved in water and which left sediment, learning why some mixtures stay smooth while others separate. Kindergarten students at Copeland Elementary School are having a blast exploring watercolor painting through a wax resist process while creating abstract artwork inspired by Wassily Kandinsky.
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