February! Let the love in February guide you toward greater compassion and understanding...
February! Let the love in February guide you toward greater compassion and understanding...
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Samaira Malhotra has secured a spot as one of the top six finalists in the first round of Jersey City's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Oratory Contest.
Samaira placed 4th in the Finals! Way to go!!!
❤️ PS #16 smashed their fundraising goal, raising over $4,000 for the American Heart Association! A huge thank you to students who donated and supported this incredible cause. Your generosity will make a real difference in the fight against heart disease! ❤️
Valentine's Dance hosted by
Valentine's Dance hosted by
National Elementary Honor Society...
National Elementary Honor Society...
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You RULE
You RULE
Take a bow! It’s official: We crushed it! This was our most rewarding book fair to date!!!!
Thank you for making our Book Fair amazing and creating memories that will last a lifetime!
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Juliette Dickan's beautiful watercolor painting!
Black History Project -
ELA Enrichment 309/Homeroom 302
February is Black History Month.
February is Black History Month.
A time to celebrate
the rich history, culture, and contributions of African
Americans. Throughout the month, our students will be
learning about important figures, events, and
movements that have shaped our world.
Our Girl Scout Troop had the opportunity to visit City Hall and gain insight into the workings of our local government. They were warmly welcomed by John Hallanan, the First Deputy City Clerk, who guided them on the tour. The girls had numerous questions, ranging from "Can girls become mayor or council members?" to "What was the reason behind the duel between Hamilton and Aaron Burr?" They even got to sit in the chairs of our Council President, three at-large council members, and six Ward council members.
Random Acts of Kindness Week
Random Acts of Kindness Week
This week focused on kindness, love, and community spirit! Our National Elementary Honor Society launched Random Acts of Kindness Week with a range of activities and a pledge from the entire school to foster a more compassionate environment. CFB, PS 16 is now officially recognized as a certified kind school!
100th day of School
100th day of School
CFB, PS 16 marked the 100th day of school on February 19th, with students and staff dressing up as 100-year-olds. The sight was delightful, as the hallways filled with laughter and excitement. Students shuffled in with canes, oversized glasses resting on their noses, and hair dusted to resemble the silvery strands of age. Many added shawls or suspenders to enhance their charmingly elderly looks. Teachers also participated, donning vintage outfits and embracing the playful personas of their centenarian counterparts.
Performing arts students from the Jersey City Arts high school program joined some of our talented students for a special performance on Wednesday, February 19th. This event was a powerful and moving tribute to the rich history and culture of Black Americans.
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Scripps National Spelling Bee
Third grader Kavya Jatkar proudly represented CFB, PS 16 at the county spelling bee!
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District Science Fair Awards Ceremony
Fifth graders Reya, Kaya, and Ahaan were honored at the district Science Fair Awards ceremony on Thursday night. A big congratulations to Reya, who secured first place in the 5th grade category across the entire district!
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PS 16 Swim Stars proudly display their medals and ribbons at the New Jersey Championship Swim Meet for competitors aged 12 and under.
PS 16 Swim Stars proudly display their medals and ribbons at the New Jersey Championship Swim Meet for competitors aged 12 and under.
This group of amazing girls received a mix of medals and ribbons for their individual and relay performance - from left to right Magnolia Chuang (2nd Grade), Mei Holmes (2nd Grade), Vaani Adhikari (3rd Grade), Teisha Charoth (4th Grade), Anaya Charoth (3rd Grade), Abigail Chuang (3rd Grade).
This group of amazing girls received a mix of medals and ribbons for their individual and relay performance - from left to right Magnolia Chuang (2nd Grade), Mei Holmes (2nd Grade), Vaani Adhikari (3rd Grade), Teisha Charoth (4th Grade), Anaya Charoth (3rd Grade), Abigail Chuang (3rd Grade).
see you next month, Bradford Bears...
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