Continuing with our Pillars of Character series, this month we are focusing on Responsibility.  Mr. Bligh read to our students a book titled, "Attack of the Runaway Robot" A lesson in Responsibility". Students who complete follow-up activities related to fairness will earn a swag tag for their backpacks.  In April we will focus on the Pillar of Character - Trustworthiness. … [Read more...] about Character Ed – Green Day – Responsibility

Second graders are learning all about fractions. Ms. Dabakian and Ms. Balestrieri transformed their classroom into a pizzeria! Students enjoyed choosing from a variety of toppings and practiced using fractions to customize their order. … [Read more...] about Second Graders Learn About Fractions

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

Mrs. DeVita’s third-grade class enjoyed having RBOE member, Mrs. Jones, as a guest reader! … [Read more...] about Special Guest Reader

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