New Brunswick Public Schools
New Brunswick Public Schools is not seeking new Corps Members for the 2025-2026 term.
The overarching vision for New Brunswick Public Schools is to Prepare, Empower and Inspire lifelong learners and leaders. We aim to ensure that our students become engaged in their own learning, their environment, and the world. Students will develop their creative problem-solving and critical thinking skills to innovate solutions to complex challenges. We strive to provide every student the opportunity to graduate and pursue the career or higher educational experience of their choice.
New Brunswick is a vibrant community. While many know it primarily as a college town and home to Rutgers University, you’ll learn to love entirely new parts of our city through service. New Brunswick is located in the heart of New Jersey, equally distanced between New York and Philadelphia via NJ Transit’s Northeast Corridor, making our community an increasingly popular area to live and work. New Brunswick Public Schools is a vibrant school district located in one of New Jersey’s most historic communities – a thriving college town that has been home to Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, for over 250 years. New Brunswick’s population is over 56,000, and its school district enrolls close to 10,000 students from preschool through grade 12. Reflecting the multicultural nature of the community, approximately two-thirds of the students speak one of 23 languages other than English at home.
Situated between two major cities, New York and Philadelphia, New Jersey is aptly named the Garden State and home to nearly 10,000 urban and rural farms producing over 100 crops enjoyed nationwide! Connecting New Jersey kids to local agriculture reinforces our agricultural roots, economy, and unites communities with a shared vision of improving child health and wellbeing. In partnership with our network of service sites, we strive to positively impact the ways New Jersey children experience food in school by using a variety of action-driven and scientifically-backed farm to school efforts including promoting local procurement and student voice and choice in cafeterias, leading hands-on lessons in classrooms and school gardens, and by supporting our community partners to foster the culture of health that’s right for them within each unique school building we serve across the state.
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Have questions about our program in New Brunswick Public Schools? Contact us at:
program.operations@foodcorps.org
New Brunswick Public Schools is not seeking new Corps Members for the 2025-2026 term.
The overarching vision for New Brunswick Public Schools is to Prepare, Empower and Inspire lifelong learners and leaders. We aim to ensure that our students become engaged in their own learning, their environment, and the world. Students will develop their creative problem-solving and critical thinking skills to innovate solutions to complex challenges. We strive to provide every student the opportunity to graduate and pursue the career or higher educational experience of their choice.
New Brunswick is a vibrant community. While many know it primarily as a college town and home to Rutgers University, you’ll learn to love entirely new parts of our city through service. New Brunswick is located in the heart of New Jersey, equally distanced between New York and Philadelphia via NJ Transit’s Northeast Corridor, making our community an increasingly popular area to live and work. New Brunswick Public Schools is a vibrant school district located in one of New Jersey’s most historic communities – a thriving college town that has been home to Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, for over 250 years. New Brunswick’s population is over 56,000, and its school district enrolls close to 10,000 students from preschool through grade 12. Reflecting the multicultural nature of the community, approximately two-thirds of the students speak one of 23 languages other than English at home.
Situated between two major cities, New York and Philadelphia, New Jersey is aptly named the Garden State and home to nearly 10,000 urban and rural farms producing over 100 crops enjoyed nationwide! Connecting New Jersey kids to local agriculture reinforces our agricultural roots, economy, and unites communities with a shared vision of improving child health and wellbeing. In partnership with our network of service sites, we strive to positively impact the ways New Jersey children experience food in school by using a variety of action-driven and scientifically-backed farm to school efforts including promoting local procurement and student voice and choice in cafeterias, leading hands-on lessons in classrooms and school gardens, and by supporting our community partners to foster the culture of health that’s right for them within each unique school building we serve across the state.
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Have questions about our program in New Brunswick Public Schools? Contact us at:
program.operations@foodcorps.org