Newcomers' Club of Rumson, Fair Haven, Little Silver, Shrewsbury

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Upcoming Events

8/4 8/11
8/18 8/25

Kid's Activities

8/19

Josephine Trilogy
The Last Great Dance on Earth

9/9

Sip N' Chat

9/10

Tennis

9/11

Touch-A-Truck

9/14

Walk & Talk

9/16

Ladies Activities

9/17

Come and Play

9/22

Ladies Luncheon

9/23

Book Talk - The Bolter

9/25

Welcoming Night

The historic communities of Rumson, Fair Haven, Little Silver and Shrewsbury are boutique towns with great charm and character. Originally inhabited in the 1660's, each town incorporated in the early 1900's. Situated on a picturesque peninsula minutes from beautiful beaches, our towns have thrived and diversified. Driving through our community, you will see everything from dreamy waterfront properties to modest shore style homes to townhouses. Renowned chefs and acclaimed restaurants have also come to call this place home. Whatever culinary experience you are longing for, options abound - including a good mix of BYOB and full service bars/restaurants. Commuters find our region delightful when it comes to making their way to and from NYC. Little Silver has direct train service into Manhattan and neighboring communities offer fast commuter ferries that dock at 34th Street, Wall Street and The World Financial Center.

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Welcome to the Newcomers' Club

of Rumson, Fair Haven, Little Silver and Shrewsbury!

The Newcomers’ Club of Rumson, Fair Haven, Little Silver and Shrewsbury offers something for everyone! The Club offers its members several monthly social events and charitable projects, in addition to many valuable services. Members of the Newcomers’ Club can view current activities under “Events Calendar” and in our monthly publication “Town Life”. Join us today. Don't miss out on all the Newcomers’ Club has to offer!

Bingham Hall

spectacular sunset

As for our schools, the evidence shows "that when you compare New Jersey to other states, we're near the top in everything," said Steve Baker, spokesman for the New Jersey Education Association. "A lot of that is because we've committed the resources to public education." True enough, in the most recent (2007) figures from the federal National Center for Education Statistics, New Jersey eighth-graders were first in the nation in writing, fourth in reading and sixth in math. Fourth-graders were second in both reading and math.

To research individual schools, please use the following link to see their report cards from the NJDOE.