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Anthony Wayne Middle School Celebrates Veterans
Anthony Wayne Middle School Celebrates Veterans
Anthony Wayne Middle School held their annual Veterans Day Celebration on Thursday, November 11th. Two assemblies took place featuring performances by the 6th-8th Grade Chorus and the 7th-8th Concert Band.
Anthony Wayne Middle School held their annual Veterans Day Celebration on Thursday, November 11th. Two assemblies took place featuring performances by the 6th-8th Grade Chorus and the 7th-8th Concert Band.
Winners of the Veterans Day Poetry Contest from each grade level read their poems as well. A presentation with names and pictures of Veterans (family members of AWMS Staff and Students) was enjoyed during the assembly and the guests of honor were treated to lunch provided by the AWMS PTO.
Winners of the Veterans Day Poetry Contest from each grade level read their poems as well. A presentation with names and pictures of Veterans (family members of AWMS Staff and Students) was enjoyed during the assembly and the guests of honor were treated to lunch provided by the AWMS PTO.
A wonderful time was had by all and the students of Anthony Wayne Middle School were reminded about the meaning and importance of Veterans Day.
A wonderful time was had by all and the students of Anthony Wayne Middle School were reminded about the meaning and importance of Veterans Day.
Theunis Dey Student Council Swearing-In Ceremony
Theunis Dey Student Council Swearing-In Ceremony
The Theunis Dey Student Council representatives were sworn into office on Tuesday, November 16th. Theunis Dey School is very proud of their Student Council representatives and they know that they will serve their school community well.
The Theunis Dey Student Council representatives were sworn into office on Tuesday, November 16th. Theunis Dey School is very proud of their Student Council representatives and they know that they will serve their school community well.
Schyuler-Colfax Middle School Celebrates World Kindness Day
Schyuler-Colfax Middle School Celebrates World Kindness Day
The Schuyler-Colfax 8th Grade Jr. Ambassadors had fun creating a chalk walk filled with meaningful messages and pictures representing World Kindness Day for all students and staff to see as they left school on Thursday, Nov. 11th.
The Schuyler-Colfax 8th Grade Jr. Ambassadors had fun creating a chalk walk filled with meaningful messages and pictures representing World Kindness Day for all students and staff to see as they left school on Thursday, Nov. 11th.
World Kindness Day is a global day that promotes the importance of being kind to each other, to yourself, and to the world. The purpose of this day, celebrated on November 13th of each year, is to help everyone understand that compassion for others is what binds us all together. This understanding has the power to bridge the gap between nations. The Jr. Ambassadors, under the direction of the school's 8th grade guidance counselor, Mrs. Karen Vivino, are looking forward to supporting the students and staff in Schuyler throughout this school year.
World Kindness Day is a global day that promotes the importance of being kind to each other, to yourself, and to the world. The purpose of this day, celebrated on November 13th of each year, is to help everyone understand that compassion for others is what binds us all together. This understanding has the power to bridge the gap between nations. The Jr. Ambassadors, under the direction of the school's 8th grade guidance counselor, Mrs. Karen Vivino, are looking forward to supporting the students and staff in Schuyler throughout this school year.
Wayne Hills High School Foods Class
Wayne Hills High School Foods Class
Ms. Hart's Foods 1 classes made pies last week in anticipation of Thanksgiving. The lattice work was optional and they successfully completed beautiful apple pies for the holiday weekend.
Ms. Hart's Foods 1 classes made pies last week in anticipation of Thanksgiving. The lattice work was optional and they successfully completed beautiful apple pies for the holiday weekend.
Pictured are: (l to r) Kayla Ditoro, Genna Calton, Molly Strauss, Michael Kardasis
Pictured are: (l to r) Kayla Ditoro, Genna Calton, Molly Strauss, Michael Kardasis
James Fallon Student Council Thanksgiving Food Drive
James Fallon Student Council Thanksgiving Food Drive
The Student Council at James Fallon Elementary School coordinated a Thanksgiving food drive to assist children and families connected with the Passaic County Care Management Organization - Circle of Care.
Circle of Care is a non-profit organization that provides comprehensive care management services for children with significant emotional and behavioral challenges so they and their families may achieve their greatest potential.
Collected food donations will go directly to the families connected to the organization. The food drive was a great success. James Fallon school thanks all who contributed.
*Ryerson STARS*
*Ryerson STARS*
Ryerson's Students Teaching And Reaching Students program (STARS) is led by Ryerson 5th graders. Each of the 5th grade students that were selected went through an application process and they were chosen based on their leadership potential and expression of positive behavior on a consistent basis.
Ryerson's Students Teaching And Reaching Students program (STARS) is led by Ryerson 5th graders. Each of the 5th grade students that were selected went through an application process and they were chosen based on their leadership potential and expression of positive behavior on a consistent basis.
The STARS program aims to help foster meaningful relationships between students with special needs, kindergarteners, and their general education peer role models. The program runs under the direction of Mrs. Contella, Physical Education Teacher, Ms. Olson, School Counselor, and Mrs. Winston, the school's Social Worker.
The STARS program aims to help foster meaningful relationships between students with special needs, kindergarteners, and their general education peer role models. The program runs under the direction of Mrs. Contella, Physical Education Teacher, Ms. Olson, School Counselor, and Mrs. Winston, the school's Social Worker.
The first training for STARS this school year took place on November 22nd. Ongoing training will be provided throughout the year during lunch/recess, specifically on various aspects of diversity, development of leadership skills, and how to successfully work with students with a variety of needs & abilities.
The first training for STARS this school year took place on November 22nd. Ongoing training will be provided throughout the year during lunch/recess, specifically on various aspects of diversity, development of leadership skills, and how to successfully work with students with a variety of needs & abilities.
Pines Lake Celebrates Thanksgiving
Pines Lake Celebrates Thanksgiving
Pines Lake Kindergarteners and 1st graders have a lot to be thankful for! In the days leading up to Thanksgiving, classroom teachers prepared lessons ranging from the history of the holiday and fun traditions, to the delicious foods they can try at their dinner tables. Kindergarteners even joined the 3rd graders to create their own Thanksgiving Day Parade balloon floats.
Pines Lake Kindergarteners and 1st graders have a lot to be thankful for! In the days leading up to Thanksgiving, classroom teachers prepared lessons ranging from the history of the holiday and fun traditions, to the delicious foods they can try at their dinner tables. Kindergarteners even joined the 3rd graders to create their own Thanksgiving Day Parade balloon floats.
The students were excited to wrap up their social studies unit and celebrate with a Thanksgiving Feast. They created hats to reenact the first meal shared between the Pilgrims and Wampanoags and made placemats that displayed all of the things that they are grateful for. It was a wonderful opportunity for the boys and girls to share their appreciation for everything and everyone in their lives, including each other.
The students were excited to wrap up their social studies unit and celebrate with a Thanksgiving Feast. They created hats to reenact the first meal shared between the Pilgrims and Wampanoags and made placemats that displayed all of the things that they are grateful for. It was a wonderful opportunity for the boys and girls to share their appreciation for everything and everyone in their lives, including each other.
Community Flyers
Community Flyers
Important Dates
Important Dates
Monday, December 6th - Elementary Minimal Day for Parent/Teacher Conferences
Monday, December 6th - Elementary Minimal Day for Parent/Teacher Conferences
Tuesday, December 7th - Elementary Minimal Day for Parent/Teacher Conferences
Tuesday, December 7th - Elementary Minimal Day for Parent/Teacher Conferences
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