Somerset Hills

SUBSTITUE POSITIONS AVAILABLE

Substitute positions in The Somerset Hills School District are available for the following:

Bernardsville   

Open to everyone

Aug. 28

Aug. 30

Aug. 31

NEW - BERNARDSVILLE LIBRARY PROGRAMS  

Frankenstein Craft--Tuesday, August 28 at 10:30 am.   Ages 2-1/2 to 5 years. Free. No sign-up is needed.

Family Sing-Along--Thursday, August 30 at 10:30 am. Free family program. No sign-up is needed.

Trail Mix Making--Friday, August 31 at 10:00-11:00 am.  Celebrate National Trail Mix Day by making trail mix at the library.  Free family program. No sign-up is needed.

Somerset Hills

Open to everyone

Aug. 27

SOMERSET HILLS SOCCER CLUB JUNIOR KICKERS PROGRAM

(Grades K-1) Registration

Please click here for information.

Bedminster

Open to everyone

Aug. 30

OUTDOOR MOVIE NIGHT

The movie "Sandlot" & volleyball will be held Thursday August 30^th from 7-9:45pm at Miller Lane Park in Bedminster.

Admission is $2 per person.  Children under the age of 3 are free.  Children 13 and older may attend the movie un-chaperoned; pick-up is at 9:45pm sharp.  Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult.  See flyer for details.

Bedwell

Girls in grades 3-4

Sept. 1

GIRLS ON THE RUN

Girls on the Run is a 10 week experiential running program for girls in Grades 3&4. The program is designed to educate and prepare girls for a lifetime of self-respect and healthy living. See flyer for details.

Bernardsville

Open to everyone

Sept. 7

NEW -MOUNTAINEERS BOOSTER CLUB - OPENING NIGHT COMMUNITY TAILGATE

5:00-6:45 - celebrate the 106^th year of the Bernards High Football program and the start to the football season.  See flyer for information.

Somerset Hills

Open to everyone

Sept. 12

NEW -MOUNTAINEERS BOOSTER CLUB CAR RAFFLE

The BHS Mountaineer Booster Club is conducting a car raffle to raise funds for all sports at BHS. See flyer for details.

Basking Ridge

Open to everyone

September

ADVENTURE GUIDES AND Y-TRAIL PROGRAM

This enriching program has a focus on strengthening relationships between fathers and their children. See flyer for details.

Morristown

Open to everyone

Fall

NEW -ART CLASSES AT THE MORRIS MUSEUM

Art classes for students and adults - see flyer for details.

Bernards Township, Bernardsville, Chester Borough, Mendham Borough, Mendham Township, Peapack/Gladstone & Long Hill Township

Tuesdays

VACCINES FOR CHILDREN PROGRAM
For all children birth to 18 years who are not covered by health insurance to receive appropriate vaccinations in a timely manner at no cost. The goal is to eliminate vaccine-preventable disease in children. This federally funded, state operated vaccine supply program provides pediatric vaccines at no cost to doctors and health care providers who serve children who might not otherwise be vaccinated due to the inability to pay. See flyer in English and   in Spanish. 

INFORMATION FOR ADULTS

Somerset Hills

Sept. 5

NEW - NEWCOMERS AND NEIGHBORS OF SOMERSET HILLS

A non-profit social organization- will be hosting a Welcome Coffee on Wednesday September 5 from 6:30-8:30 PM at Bernards Township Library, 32 South Maple Ave. Basking Ridge NJ.  New and long-time residents of Bedminster, Basking Ridge, Bernardsville, Bridgewater, Warren and surrounding communities are invited to come find out about the many activities this club offers -- including day trips, book groups, socials, scrapbooking, gourmet dining, foreign policy, expat gatherings, bunco, bridge and more!   For additional information,  visit Facebook.com/Newcomers & Neighbors of Somerset Hills, NJ, check out our website www.somersethillsnewcomersclub.com or call Carol Rosenberg 908 470-1015 or Sheila Miller 908 766-4030

Basking Ridge

Open to everyone

Sept. 19

NEW - CURRENT THOUGHTS ON SCREENING AND TREATING OVARIAN CANCER

Do you know the symptoms of ovarian cancer? It is important for you to learn the early and subtle signs of this disease. Pap tests do not detect ovarian cancer and there is currently no early detection test for ovarian cancer.

The American Cancer Society estimates that 22,280 women will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2012 and about 15,500 women will die from ovarian cancer. It ranks fifth amongst cancer deaths in women and is the most deadly of all the gynecological cancers. Unfortunately, most cases are diagnosed in their later stages when the prognosis is poor. However, if diagnosed and treated early, when the cancer is confined to the ovary, the five-year survival rate is over 90 percent.

This program is being presented free of charge. Registration required. See flyer for details..