Beach Haven School Update 3/28/25
Upcoming Events and Activities:
April 5, 2025-School Choice Survey Email- School Choice Families Please Complete Survey
April 7, 2025- Spring W.I.N. Sign-ups begin
April 8, 2025- Special BOE Meeting 5PM (Executive Session – BHEA Negotiations MOA- No action will be taken)
April 15, 2025- BH Science Fair Family/Parent Visits 2:00 - 2:30 PM
April 18, 2025-
- Arbor Day Celebration!
- Early Dismissal at 12:30 PM
- P.T.A. Benefit Baskets Due
April 21-25, 2025- Spring Break!
April 28, 2025- Spring W.I.N. Classes Begin
April 29, 2025-
- Strategic Planning- Phase 1-"Celebrating Success" 4PM - 4:45 PM. The 1st stage in the strategic planning process which provides us an opportunity to reflect on all the things we love about the school and would like to see continue for our future 5-year planning.
- BOE Meeting 5 PM (Changed from the original date of 4/30)
- 6th Grade Students Event at Southern Regional Middle School "Escape SRMS."
April 30, 2025- NJSBA Ocean County Teacher of the Year Recognition - Jill Falletta
April Character Trait- Resiliency
Resiliency is the capacity to withstand or to recover quickly from difficulties. We will focus on lessons and messages associated with Resiliency for the month of April.
Beach Haven In The News!
Golden Surfer Award Winner - Grit- Dylan Galindo
Artists of the Month!
Attendance Matters
Preschool Show and Tell Letter "S"
Visit From "Blue" During Preschool Pet Vet Theme
Kindergarten Spring Art
Kindergarten Science- Life Cycle
1st Grade April Fool's Fun
Chicks Head Back to the Farm
2nd Grade Reading Buddies
3rd Grade Learning About Money and Banking
3rd Grade April Fools Fun!
3rd Grade April Fools Fun
4th Grade Drone Experiments
5th Grade Research Debate
5th Grade Expressions and Order of Operations
W.I.N. Generation Dream
BH Hydroponic Garden Flourishing
Employment Opportunities
Home Academic Support
Here are some resources to help support your child during homework. These are not designed to provide answers, but to help students who may struggle gain a better understanding through finding the explanation behind the answers when they get stuck or confused. Please reach out if you have any questions or concerns. I can be reached at shenry@beachhavenschool.com.
If you are looking for free skill practice in any subject:
IXL- There are a ton of free mini lessons your kids can work on to improve their skills in any subject and in any grade. https://www.ixl.com/
Brainly is a homework helper site students can use to ask question(s) to a community of teachers and students. https://brainly.com/
Socratic provides homework help with most subjects. It gives visual explanations, video tutorials and detailed step by step guides to help students understand complex concepts. https://socratic.org/
Quizlet provides students with the tools they need to learn any skill. It has step by step solutions and flashcards to help students prepare for quizzes or assignments. https://quizlet.com/latest
WolframAlpha Provides students with step by step solutions and skill development for understanding simple and complex learning for all subjects. https://www.wolframalpha.com/
School Counselor Request Form
If you wish to have a student seen by our school counselor, please fill out this form. The responses to this form will be checked once a week. If you have something more urgent to inform the school about, please get in touch with the school's main office during business hours at 609-492-7411. (If your child is in crisis, please dial 988 for support and 911 for emergencies).
Speech and Language Support
Here are some resources to help you understand and to support your child's speech/language development at home. (See the links below)
Speech and Language Milestones
Homeless Students' Rights
If you have any questions, contact Beach Haven Schools Homeless Liason, Theodore Loeffler.
tloeffler@beachhavenschool.com
609-492-7411
Emergency Preparedness
- Make A Plan: Families may not be together if a disaster strikes, so it is important to create plans that outline how they will contact each other during an emergency.
- Build a Kit: Assemble emergency kits containing essential supplies like water, non-perishable food, first aid supplies, flashlights, batteries, and important documents. Ensure these kits are easily accessible and periodically updated.
- Ready Kids: Engage students in age-appropriate preparedness activities. Utilize FEMA’s “Ready Kids” resources to teach children about emergency planning.
- Pet Preparedness: Pets are important members of families too, so they need to be included when making a plan.
Community Support
Heating/Energy Assistance- If you know someone who is having difficulty paying their energy bills this winter to stay warm, see the resource below to refer that person to for assistance.
Family Preparedness
Life on the Island is glorious. We also know that weather can pose risks here unlike other areas. In order to help keep your family prepared, here are some resources to consider.
Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide
This Toolkit consolidates a comprehensive array of local, national, and online resources, providing a one-stop destination for families seeking guidance and assistance. It's a compassionate guide that fosters understanding, facilitates communication, and ensures vital information is readily available to those who need it.
Crisis Help
NJ Hopeline
1.855.654.6735
Whatever you’re going through, feeling, or thinking, we are here to listen and support you.

