The Weekly Update #4

April 1- Camp ZUMBA Grades 1&2- 3:00-4:00pm 👯

April 1- TREPP$ Market Place 5- 6:30 pm

April 2- HALF DAY! DISMISSAL 1:00PM

April 3- Good Friday

***SCHOOLS CLOSED APRIL 3-12***

April 13- No tutoring for whole school

April 14- PICTURE DAY📷🤳 / ECLC visits our Kindergarten 9:15am / Chess Wizards

April 15- Grade 3 Trip to Turtle Back Zoo / Camp Zumba Grades 1&2- 3:00-4:00pm / TREPS 3:15-4:15pm

April 16- Grade 5 trip to Ellis Island/ Statue of Liberty / Family Literacy Grade 1- 3:00-4:00pm

April 21- Half Day- BOE elections- Dismissal 1:05

April 22- Half Day- Dismissal 1:05-Multicultural Day😀- Students & Parents share foods/ culture 1:15- 2:45

Dear Families,

Spring is finally here, and with it comes an exciting and busy time at our school! We have many activities and important dates ahead, and we look forward to a wonderful season of learning and growth.

As a reminder, Spring Recess is approaching—please enjoy this special time with your children. School will reopen on April 13.

Looking ahead, NJSLA testing will begin on April 27. We encourage all students to be well-rested and ready to do their best.

Also, with warmer weather on the way, students may begin wearing shorts starting May 1, in accordance with our school dress guidelines.

Thank you for your continued support. We hope you enjoy a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled spring season!

Warm regards,
Principal

Ms. Mazzola

It is very important to come to school each day and be on time. All students should line up at their grade level doors and when weather is bad or it is extremely cold then students can wait in the gym for their teachers. Try to arrive to school by 8:30 each morning.

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😀Any students arriving late to school after 8:45 MUST be walked into main office by their parent. Parent must sign in with secretary. Student will be given a late slip to be admitted into their class.

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The kiddos were very observant and engaged in studying forces in motion and magnets.