Woodbridge Schools Celebrate Math Competition Win and Upcoming Initiatives

At the May 8, 2025, Woodbridge School Board meeting, the most notable highlight was Iselin Middle School’s success in winning the national title at the 18th annual March Math Madness competition, in which 5,600 schools participated. The meeting also covered student achievements, upcoming educational initiatives, and community involvement.

13:53Iselin Middle School’s triumph in the March Math Madness competition was a significant educational achievement for the district. The competition involved an intense four-week tournament culminating in a thrilling final against a school from Florida. The victory will be celebrated with a schoolwide ceremony honoring the participating students. Board members expressed pride in the students’ accomplishments and viewed it as a positive indicator of the district’s academic direction, particularly in mathematics education.

In addition to the math competition, the meeting highlighted various student activities and achievements across the district. John F. Kennedy Memorial High School recently inducted a large class into the National English Honor Society and hosted a successful All-Star track meet for students with disabilities. The school also held its second annual Iftar dinner.

The board also discussed several upcoming educational initiatives. The Middlesex County Magnet Schools are launching an early career exploration institute this summer, offering students the opportunity to learn about various trades. This program is part of a broader effort to enhance career and technical education in the district. Additionally, students interested in computer science are encouraged to participate in the Congressional App Challenge, an annual competition sponsored by Congress.

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