Monroe Township Middle School is the town’s middle school, and Monroe Township High School is the town’s public high school. Elementary schools in Monroe include Applegarth Elementary School, Barclay Brook Elementary School, Brookside Elementary School, and Oak Tree Elementary School. Monroe school district serves 5,831 students. Various employers in Monroe include Cosmetics & Perfume Filling & Packaging Inc, JSM At Applegarth LLC, Thompson Park Zoo, and Forsgate Country Club. In 2010, the median income of Monroe households was $74,202. The median age of Monroe residents is 53.2 years old, and is home to a large amount of age restricted communities for senior citizens. According to the 2010 Census, there are now 39,132 people, with 10,872 families, living in the town. Monroe was established in 1838 and named after former President of the United States James Monroe. Monroe’s Public Library is located in the Municipal Plaza alongside the town’s municipal court. The town is home to several parks, including Veteran’s Park Playground and Spray Park, James Monroe Memorial Park, and Monroe Township Soccer Complex. Monroe has a total area of 42.232 square miles, which includes 0.258 square miles of water, and is the largest municipality in Middlesex County in terms of area. Monroe is bordered to the north by East Brunswick and Spotswood, to the west by Cranbury, to the south by Monmouth County, and to the east by Old Bridge. Monroe township is a municipality within Middlesex County, which is located in central New Jersey. Our law firm is located in Monmouth County at the Bell Works building in Holmdel, New Jersey. The Monroe sexual harassment lawyers of Smith Eibeler represent residents and individuals who work in Monroe and Middlesex County in claims of Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, Disability Discrimination, race discrimination, national origin discrimination, pregnancy discrimination, reasonable accommodations, severance agreements, Unemployment Appeals and wage payment violations.
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