The Boro of Rutherford revitalized the pedestrian tunnel on Park Avenue (that connects Park Ave to the Kip Parking Garage) and the art department is excited to showcase student artwork in their new displays. Art students in Grades 1-12 are represented and we are thrilled that the public will be able to see the wonderful work our kids do under the direction of our district art teachers. We are thankful for our art teachers Laura Clossey, Stephanie Natiello, Alexis Klubeck, Stephanie Castellano, Veronica Grillo, and Steve Mett for continually challenging our students to create beautiful and … [Read more...] about Rutherford Art Work on Display in Park Avenue Tunnel
Special Guest Reader
Mrs. DeVita’s third-grade class enjoyed having RBOE member, Mrs. Jones, as a guest reader! … [Read more...] about Special Guest Reader
A Visit from Author, Jerry Pallotta
Washington School students thoroughly enjoyed their visit with children's author, Jerry Pallotta. Amongst other titles, Mr. Pallotta is the other of the famous, "Who Would Win" series. The visit was arranged by our Librarian/Media Specialist, Mr. Jay Fagenbaum and sponsored by the Washington School PTA. … [Read more...] about A Visit from Author, Jerry Pallotta
Why Is There Sand At The Beach?
Ms. Rossiter's 2nd-grade class learned about rocks, sand, and erosion by creating a model in this science experiment. … [Read more...] about Why Is There Sand At The Beach?
Hearts Across the World Project
Mrs. DeRosa’s class participated in the Hearts Across the World project and managed to collect ONE HUNDRED cards just in time for the 100th day of school! The students enjoyed tallying their cards as well as the number of states and countries they received mail from! … [Read more...] about Hearts Across the World Project