UNION COUNTY KIDS DIG IN!  

On May 30th, students at Calvin Coolidge participated in the Union County Kids Dig In” garden grant program. The program is designed to help schools provide enriching educational experiences while encouraging students to give back to the Union County community through donations of fresh produce.

Each year schools with students in grades pre-K through 12 are eligible to apply for a Union County Kids Dig In grant. The grants are funded through the Union County Open Space, Recreation and Historic Preservation Trust Fund.

HILLSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEEKLY STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS!!!

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Great morning at Hillside High Schools Superintendent’s book club event. Thanks to all the gentlemen who volunteered to serve breakfast to the attendees.

Hillside High School Civil Engineering and Architecture Students visit Habitat for Humanity in Newark

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On March 28th, 2019 The NY GIANTS GRACIOUSLY DONATED CLEATS AND PRACTICE GEAR TO OUR HILLSIDE COMETS FOOTBALL PROGRAM. THANK YOU NY GIANTS FOR ALL OF YOUR SUPPORT, it’s TRULY APPRECIATED!!

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NY Giants Director of Community and Youth

Relations:

Ethan Medley

Head Coach Barris Grant

Athletic Director

Halim McNeil

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Governor Murphy Announces Grants to Advance “Computer Science for All” Initiative

and Hillside has been selected as one of the recipients.

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Commissioner of Education Visits Hurden Looker Innovation Learning Lab “The H.I.L.L.”

Commissioner of Education Visits Hurden Looker Innovation Learning Lab “The H.I.L.L.”

Dr. Lamont Repollet, Commissioner of Education, visited the H.I.L.L. at Hurden Looker School on Tuesday, December 4^th.   The Innovation Learning Lab at Hurden Looker Elementary School, a no textbook zone, is a place where third- and fourth-graders can let their imaginations run wild through experimentation and discovery.   It’s a place that harnesses student creativity and fuses it with STEAM – science, technology, engineering, art, and math.

Hurden Looker Principal, Mrs. Tracey Wolff , Supervisor of Science, Mrs. Lisa Corona and Mrs. Marta Tran, Hurden Looker Hillside Enrichment Program Teacher, were joined by School Board members, Principals and Administrators to observe the outstanding Hurden Looker students teaching the Commissioner coding, the intricacies of 3D printing, programming and navigating a sphero around a maze, connecting circuits and coding figures to dance at the H.I.L.L.

Dual Language Immersion Instruction Comes to AP Morris.

Under the leadership of Principal Ms. April Lowe, Hillside Public Schools is proud to announce that A.P. Morris has been awarded a $198,255 State grant through the Preschool Education Expansion Aid.  With this funding, the district will create a new Pre K3 Dual Language Immersion Program for the 2018-2019 school year. Research affirms that the ability to speak and read in more than one language offers social, cultural, cognitive, and economic benefits.  This new program will use a dual-language model, in which the Pre K3 children will receive instruction in English and Spanish.Ms. Lowe and the AP Morris staff believe this new program will help the children increase their literacy skills and become proficient readers by the end of third grade. Hillside is excited about this opportunity as we continue to implement innovative best practices, meeting the needs of all our students.

Hillside Public Schools has partnered with the United Way of Greater Union County to provide employment and career planning services to twenty (20) Hillside High School students ages 14-21 years old.  Students and parents must pre-register and meet eligibility requirements as defined by the Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act to participate. 

More information about YEPP can be found at https://www.uwguc.org/yepp.

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