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NEW SCHOOL DAY!!
Employees arrive............................................................. 8:10 AM
Employees report to assigned stations............................ 8:15 AM
Pupils arrive.................................................................... 8:20 AM
Classes end.................................................................... 3:00 PM
Students dismissed ........................................................ 3:05 PM

Once students are safely dismissed, teachers can depart at 3:05 PM.

 

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In This Issue:

  1. SLC Update
  2. Reflecting on 2024
  3. General Counsel Update
  4. NTU Wear Blue
  5. Prudential Tix
  6. Winter Lesson Plans

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Message from the Office of Teaching and Learning

Dear Teachers and Instructional Staff,

I hope this message finds you well. I want to remind you that Parent/Teacher Conferences are scheduled for Thursday, December 5, 2024. These conferences are a cornerstone of fostering strong partnerships between school and home, as research consistently shows that parental involvement is a key lever for student success.

According to a study published in the Journal of Educational Psychology, students whose parents are actively involved in their education tend to have higher academic achievement, better attendance, and improved behavior in school (Fan & Chen, 2001). Furthermore, the National Education Association emphasizes that effective communication between teachers and parents can lead to increased student motivation and engagement (NEA, 2010).

As educators, you play a pivotal role in creating meaningful connections with families. These conferences provide an invaluable opportunity to celebrate student achievements, discuss areas for growth, and collaborate on strategies to ensure each child reaches their full potential. Your efforts to engage parents and families are instrumental in building trust and fostering a shared commitment to student success.

Thank you for your dedication to nurturing these vital partnerships and for the care and professionalism you bring to these important conversations. Together, we can make a significant impact on our students' educational journeys.

Warm regards,

Sylvia Esteves
Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning

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In this quick update:

  1. Happy Thanksgiving!!  
  2. Membership Meeting Recap
  3. NJ Citizen Action: Health Benefit assistance
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In This Issue:

1) It's not less...it's more!

2) Changes and challenges ahead

3) Thanksgiving Lessons 

4) General Counsel Update

5) Open Enrollment Last call!

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Message from the Office of Teaching and Learning

Dear Teachers and Instructional Staff,

As Thanksgiving approaches, I want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for each of you. Your hard work and commitment to educating, caring for, nurturing, and supporting the academic and social-emotional development of our students is truly remarkable. Your loving hands during this holiday season help to uplift our neediest and most vulnerable children and families.

For all the love you give and the dedication you show in ensuring that our children and their families thrive, we thank you and honor you. Your selfless generosity and nurturing support make a profound difference in the lives of our students.

It is an honor to work alongside such inspiring individuals who shape not only lives but also the fabric of our entire community. Every day, you bring knowledge, compassion, and hope into our classrooms, creating a legacy that extends far beyond the school walls.

May your Thanksgiving be filled with warmth, laughter, and the company of loved ones. Wishing you and your families a holiday filled with peace, joy, and all the things you hold dear.

With deepest heartfelt appreciation,

Assistant Superintendent Esteves

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In This Issue:

  1. Election Day and what's next
  2. Knowing your contract
  3. Membership Meeting - LAST CALL
  4. Rutgers Professional Development
  5. Benefits Open Enrollment

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