Know where you stand. Ask about EBHS classes, clubs, or graduation. Every answer comes back with the page it came from.
EBHS publishes everything: the course guide, the graduation requirements, how placement works, the community service packet, every club. It's spread across two sites, a few PDFs, and a sign-up portal. So you guess, or you wait for someone who already knows.
Pick a question. Ursa answers from the school's pages and shows you which one.
Physics Accelerated.
The course guide says students taking Pre-Calculus or Pre-Calculus H should schedule it.
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140 credits to earn your diploma.
Electives fill in whatever the required courses don't cover. Four of the big ones:
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Every EBHS club signs up through Community Pass.
It's the district's online registration portal. You log in with your district account, find the club under activities, and register there. You don't sign up with the club, the advisor, or the counseling office.
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The school's pages don't say.
Neither the club list nor the sign-up portal has meeting days, times, or advisors. Most clubs post theirs on an Instagram account or a Teams group. If you can't find it, the counseling office can connect you with the advisor.
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Type a question or tap one. Your first one doesn't need an account.
Ursa searches the EBHS and district sites, the course guide, and the club list, and pulls the passages that match. It answers from those pages only.
Every answer links the page it came from, so you can check it yourself. When the pages don't cover something, Ursa says so instead of guessing.
Sign in with Google and a few optional details turn general answers into yours.
Graduation year
Classes you've taken
What you're into
Ursa tailors answers to 7 details about you.
Grade 9
Grade 10
Chemistry Honors
7.5 credits
Grade 11
Physics Accelerated
5 credits
Grade 12
Still wondering something? Ask Ursa. That's what it's for.
Yes. Ursa is free to use. Your first question needs no account. To keep going you sign in with Google, which also lets you save chats and use the profile and four-year plan.
From East Brunswick's own pages: the EBHS course guide, graduation requirements, the club list, and other EBHS and district pages. A few things that only show up behind a login, like club sign-up, are written up by hand. Every answer links the page it came from.
A general chatbot answers from everything it has read across the internet, so it can sound sure about a course rule your school never wrote down. Ursa reads only East Brunswick's own pages, links the page every answer came from, and says so when the pages don't cover something. Fill in your profile and it also answers with your graduation year, your classes, and your plan in mind.
Classes and prerequisites, whether a course runs a semester or the full year, graduation requirements, clubs and how to join them, community service hours, and how course placement works.
Yes. Course rules and requirements change by school year, and Ursa reads pages the school updates. Open the page an answer cites to check it yourself. When the pages don't say, Ursa tells you instead of guessing.
Not your school. Counselors, teachers, and administrators can't read your conversations, and nothing is sent to the school. Chats aren't sold, used for ads, or used to train AI models. One thing to know: when Ursa can't answer a question, the first 300 characters of it are logged so the gap can be filled, and the person who runs Ursa can read that list. Don't put anything private in a question.
Not for your first question. After that you sign in with Google to keep chatting. Signing in also saves your chats and gives you the profile and the four-year plan.
Anyone who is at least 13 and signs in with a Google account. You don't have to be an EBHS student, though the answers are about East Brunswick High School.
A student. Ursa is an independent project by one student developer who got tired of the answers being public but hard to find.
Know where you stand. Sign in with Google to save your chats and build your plan.