Happy Teacher Appreciation Week from the Kearny School District! Extending sincerest gratitude for the dedication and commitment to education brought forth by our teachers, this week and every week. Thank you for all that you do.
Happy National Principal Day to Mr. Zimmerman! Washington is lucky to have you! ❤️💙
In recognition of National School Principal's Day, we would like to express our gratitude to each of our school principals: Mr. Brack, Dr. Cali, Mr. Hempel, Mrs. Iacono, Dr. Masters, Mr. Moyano, and Mr. Zimmerman. Your dedication to our students, families, and staff is valued and appreciated. Thank you for all you do for our school community!
Last week Ms. Von & Ms. G’s students from Washington collected over 100 water bottles and turned them into sensory bottles! Each class will now have one in their room to use when needed 🌈
Bring Your Child to Work Day was a huge success at Washington! 💙❤️
Check out Mrs. Bellenger's kindergarten class from Washington celebrating Earth Day! 🌎 🌱 🌳
Washington School staff repping at the Project Graduation volleyball game! 🏐
🪧Our Washington School preschoolers celebrated the Sign Study by having a parade. Each student created their favorite sign to present during the event.
Yesterday we had a very special guest at Washington School - Ron Italiano, the author of "The Special Adventures of Choppy Wow Wow"! Ron is the father of two children with autism and drew on his experiences to create this heartwarming tale of a helper dog and a young boy who form a unique connection to start their life adventure. Ron’s mission is to write and publish inclusive content representing the special needs community for the purpose of education and awareness. Ron put on 4 assemblies and at each one, one lucky student won a signed copy of his book for their class. Ron also donated a copy of his book to our Washington School library. Our students and staff truly enjoyed his time here and we hope to have him back next year!
🌎At Washington School, Ms. Lourenco's 6th grade Science classes celebrated Earth Day by exploring the effects of climate change through an interactive video presentation and collaborative poster coloring activity. The students each received a page to color, and then put the pieces together to form a large poster encouraging our community to "reduce, reuse, recycle." @NJDOE #ClimateChangeEducation #ClimateEd #ActionforEarthNJ
Beep! Beep! Just wanted to STOP 🛑and say thank you to all of our School Bus Drivers and Bus Aides! We appreciate all that you do to provide safe transportation for our students. Happy National School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! 🚌
Mrs. Ameri’s 3rd graders from Washington had a special reader in their class! Mrs. Shege came to read her book about her life as an ESL student and not knowing English in first grade. She also shared in her story about escaping the war from Albania in 2001.
🌿🦋Spring has spring in Kearny Schools, where seeds of discovery grow into gardens of learning!🌸🪻#GoodNewsinNJSchools #PowerofEducators
Mrs. Peso’s 1st graders from Washington got a visit from Learning Ally representatives. Ms. Allie & Ms. Julie gave each child a goodie bag and a pizza party for being one of the top five classes in the country for most minutes read. @learning_ally_edcommunity
Kearny Adult School Summer 2024 will be opening soon for registration!
Visit our open house at KHS on May 7, 8 or 9 from 5:00-7:00PM to register. Scan the QR Code for a full list of courses and pricing. For more information:
📌 https://www.kearnyschools.com/page/kearny-adult-school
📧adultschool1@kearnyschools.com
📞551-253-4060
April is Autism Acceptance Month & today at Washington we celebrated our friends with Autism! 🌈
Mr. Bauer, Mr. Flannery and Mrs. Molina's classes from Washington celebrated their iReady March Mathness victory win with a pizza party celebration!
Today, Mrs. Bellenger’s kindergartners from Washington learned all about what a solar eclipse is by making a fun craft & they even got to watch the eclipse happen live in their classroom on their Smart Board!
Today students in Mrs. O’Grady’s class from Washington reflected on how shadows are made when light is blocked and connect this to the really BIG shadow the moon makes during a solar eclipse.
Congratulations to Washington School’s March Student of the Month recipients!
