Schuyler School - Even the staff joined in on all our Halloween fun!
Schuyler School Halloween fun!
Schuyler School Halloween fun!
Schuyler School Halloween fun!
Schuyler School Halloween fun!
Schuyler School - KEEP and library students had fun this week with creepy Lego challenges, Halloween Stem, and spooky stories! We created spider webs, a parachute for a broken witch's broom, creepy Lego creations and enjoyed so many great stories!
🎃 A reminder for Kearny School District families!
All schools will be closed November 2–6, 2026, in observance of Election Day, Veterans Day, and Teacher Convention. Classes will resume on Monday, November 9.
Wishing our students, families, and staff a happy, safe, and spooky Halloween! 👻🎃
All schools will be closed November 2–6, 2026, in observance of Election Day, Veterans Day, and Teacher Convention. Classes will resume on Monday, November 9.
Wishing our students, families, and staff a happy, safe, and spooky Halloween! 👻🎃
Schuyler School - Special birthday celebration for all our students with a birthday in October!
Schuyler School - Today our Junior Peers read a Halloween story and then completed an activity with our first grade and kindergarten students. They had so much fun!
Schuyler School became a pumpkin farm this morning and all our PreK students got to pick a pumpkin!
Schuyler School - Building a Chain of Respect - Students showed how they can build respect and kindness one chain at a time by writing they are respectful and kind!
Schuyler School - The operating room was buzzing with excitement as students in Mrs. Cecere’s homeroom performed text feature surgery on their Frankenstein patients! Each “surgeon” was provided with a custom surgical kit complete with a nonfiction text and Band-Aid labels to help treat their patient. Armed with surgical supplies and knowledge of nonfiction text features, students followed step by step procedures to complete the operation. A monster amount of fun was had as students brought this reading skill and their text feature knowledge into action!
Schuyler School students had lots of fun at our annual PTA Trunk or Treat!
Schuyler School students had lots of fun at our annual PTA Trunk or Treat!
Schuyler School - To close our 5 Senses Domain 2 of Amplify Knowledge, Schuyler School Kindergarten students participated in a fun, hands on Braille activity!
Students were able to see their names written in Braille and place gems over the raised dots to feel what their names would be like in Braille! It was such a fun and meaningful way to wrap up everything we learned! 💚”
Students were able to see their names written in Braille and place gems over the raised dots to feel what their names would be like in Braille! It was such a fun and meaningful way to wrap up everything we learned! 💚”
Schuyler School - To close our 5 Senses Domain 2 of Amplify Knowledge, Schuyler School Kindergarten students participated in a fun, hands on Braille activity!
Students were able to see their names written in Braille and place gems over the raised dots to feel what their names would be like in Braille! It was such a fun and meaningful way to wrap up everything we learned! 💚”
Students were able to see their names written in Braille and place gems over the raised dots to feel what their names would be like in Braille! It was such a fun and meaningful way to wrap up everything we learned! 💚”
Schuyler School - To wrap up or learning of The Five Senses in Amplify Knowledge, Ms. Elsmore’s Kindergarten class explored how people experience the world differently when one of their senses is impaired. After learning about inspiring individuals like Ray Charles and Helen Keller, our kindergarteners were so excited to learn how to sign their own names using sign language! Such a special and fun way to end our Five Senses unit!”
We're wrapping up Digital Citizenship Week with "Real, Reliable, or Ridiculous?", a quick media literacy challenge.
Check out the headlines posted in this series and consider the claim. Ask: Who created it? What evidence supports it? Can you verify it somewhere else?
Decide together: Trust it, question it, or investigate further.
Digital citizenship means more than behaving responsibly online. It also means thinking critically about what we see and share.
Check out the headlines posted in this series and consider the claim. Ask: Who created it? What evidence supports it? Can you verify it somewhere else?
Decide together: Trust it, question it, or investigate further.
Digital citizenship means more than behaving responsibly online. It also means thinking critically about what we see and share.
🔔 Reminder! The Kearny School District will hold its regular Board Meeting on
📅 Monday, October 26, 2026
🕖 7PM
📍The Board of Education Office: 172 Midland Ave., Kearny, NJ
📢The public is welcome to attend.
📅 Monday, October 26, 2026
🕖 7PM
📍The Board of Education Office: 172 Midland Ave., Kearny, NJ
📢The public is welcome to attend.
We're continuing Digital Citizenship Week with a quick challenge: Post, Pause, or Private?
📷 Imagine a friend sends you a funny photo. Would you post it, pause and ask permission, or keep it private?
Ask your child to explain their choice. Talk about privacy, permission, and how sharing something online might affect someone else.
Sometimes responsible digital citizenship begins with a moment of reflection.
📷 Imagine a friend sends you a funny photo. Would you post it, pause and ask permission, or keep it private?
Ask your child to explain their choice. Talk about privacy, permission, and how sharing something online might affect someone else.
Sometimes responsible digital citizenship begins with a moment of reflection.
