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Welcome to Mount Laurel Schools
The Mount Laurel School District is located in Mount Laurel, Burlington County, New Jersey, USA. Our eight school buildings educate approximately 4,200 students in pre-kindergarten through eighth-grade. A public school system, our district receives tremendous support from the Mount Laurel community. Here, education is a priority, and residents work hard to help maintain high standards of excellence in the education of their children.
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 A Path To Reopen 2020
Mount Laurel Schools' Reopening Planning Committee has been hard at work since NJ Governor Philip Murphy's announcement that New Jersey Public Schools should plan to open in September of 2020.
For us, that means students will arrive on Tuesday, September 8 and all certificated staff on Tuesday, September 1 according to our reopening plan.
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Visit Our COVID-19 Webpage For the Latest Information
Mount Laurel Schools Summer Programs Virtual This Year
On May 4, 2020, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy ordered all schools in the state closed to students for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year due to the COVID-19 Virus. Summer extended school year curriculum is being conducted virtually. Updates will appear here and on our COVID-19 Updates Webpage.
School and Administrative Buildings Closed to Visitors
No students, parents or visitors will be permitted in schools or administrative offices during the summer. Our offices are staffed, so please contact your school principal or administrators by telephone.
If Your Income Has Changed Due to COVID-19, You May Be Eligible for Help
The Free and Reduced-Price Program is based upon family income. If your income has been impacted by the pandemic, you may be eligible for this program.