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Registration for the September 2015 school year, begins on Monday,
February 23, 2015. To help prepare for this process, please
read this very important
REGISTRATION INFORMATION. |
Please support the School Eleven H.S.A.
February fundraiser- February 2-23, 2015.
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School 11
February Calendar |
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is who we are and what we do!!!
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NJ School Boards Association's A+ Ideas, Programs and Practices
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School 11 Reading Program Gets a Star - NorthJersey.com
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School 11 - Follett Challenge Winners! |
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Christopher Columbus Middle School will be hosting Locks of Love
Cut-a-Thon again this year. Our 10th annual event is set for May 18,
2015. We will be in the CCMS Media Center from 8:30 a.m.- 3:00
p.m. Individuals who would like to donate (and have at least
10 inches of hair) will need to email kdreher@cliftonschools.net to
schedule an appointment. Professional hairstylists will be
here to cut and style hair.
Please Read
HERE
for more information and permission slip.
Also visit
http://www.locksoflove.org
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School 11 Provides AM ONLY Extensions: Before School
Care Program Click Here for
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Congratulations to our January
Students of the Month (top left to right): Emery Senosin,
Krystian Kobylarz and Sadeel Musa (bottom left to right)
Matthew Thompson, Jacob Pino-Oliver, Sebastian Srpcanski,
Helin Kayar and Jairo Matallana.
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Congratulations to our December
Students of the Month (bottom left to right): Sebastian
Kobylarz, Victor Manrique, Kevin Lopez, (top left to
right) Lissette Mitzi, Aliyah Cardona and Brandon Maldonado.
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School Eleven's Tricky Tray was a
great success thanks to the diligence and dedication of our
HSA and the generosity of the community.
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School Eleven’s second graders
enjoyed listening to Officer Morrison of the Woodland Park
Police Department read Officer Buckle and Gloria. Following
a discussion of school safety tips, students participated in
a brief question and answer period. Officer Morrison
officially deputized each participant and presented them
with pins which they proudly wore throughout the day.
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Ho! Ho! Ho!
Santa’s sleigh, laden with hundreds of pounds of cat and dog
food as well as monetary donations, is heading for the
Clifton Animal Shelter this holiday season. Surrounding the
holiday tree on the stage of the gymnasium are the mounds of
donated food proving School 11 is the “heart” of a caring
community. Thanks to the generosity of the students and
staff at School 11, our furry friends will be well-fed and
cared for at the shelter. Some of the students began
bringing donations in even before the start of the drive.
One generous student even used his own birthday money to
purchase additional items for this worthy cause. Mrs.
Pamela Sinatra, teacher and program organizer, discovered in
a recent survey that over thirty-four shelter animals,
predominately cats/kittens and a few dogs, have found loving
homes with School 11 staff. Happy Holidays to all!
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School Eleven's Winter Concert |
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The students and staff truly
enjoyed the show presented by Grand Falloons. Thanks to
Professor Winklebottom we all understand the importance of
recycling and protecting our planet. Thank you Clean
Communities and the School Eleven HSA for making it all
possible!
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Each year, first grade students
participate in a school-family connection project that
entails creatively decorating their turkey utilizing
materials found at home. Pictured below are Gia Delgado
with her "Frozen" turkey and Hilmi Shaabneh with his "Ninja
Turtle" turkey.
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Otto the Auto came to School
Eleven to teach K-2 students about car safety.
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representative from the Kessler Foundation's “Think First” program
discussed important information about injury prevention and safety
with fourth grade students. The presenter, a survivor of a spinal
cord injury, shared his personal experience and reviewed safety
precautions with the children.
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Ms. Natasha Lopez, Lorenzo's mom,
read Frozen to Ms. Hamker's class.
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Miss Marzocca's Kindergarten class
welcomed Mrs. Aljibawi who read "The Very Hungry
Caterpillar". The class learned about the caterpillar's
transformation into a beautiful butterfly! They are so
excited to learn more about butterflies in the Spring!
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Special guest Mrs. Johnson read We
Eat Dinner in the Bathtub and Hiccups for Elephants in Ms.
Hamker's class. |
Mrs. Aljibawi read a story called Monsters to Mrs.
Angelillo's |
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Mystery Reader, Mr. Hinostroza,
read The Gingerbread Man in Miss Marzocca's class.
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Ms. Hamker's Kindergarten class
welcomed Jayden Miles's grandmother, Ms. Hatzigeorziou, who
read I Love You With All My Heart.
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Miss Marzocca's Kindergarten class
had their first Mystery Reader! Valeria's mom, July
Hernandez, read Capybaras, Fall Leaves Fall, and Amelia
Bedilia's First Apple Pie. The students had a great time
listening to the seasonal stories!
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Mrs. Angelillo's Kindergarten class welcomed
Mystery Reader Mrs. Henriquez. Much to her son Kevin's delight she
read The Berenstain Bears Visit the Dentist and Santiago the
Dreamer.
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Buddy Benches at School Eleven are a great addition to our Learning
Garden. Students were thrilled to put them to the test on Monday,
October 6th, the first day of the Week of Respect.
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Join the School 11 H.S.A. and help make a
difference in the lives of our students! |
Experience a New, Vibrant Dining
Experience! MORE INFO HERE! |
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School Anti-Bullying Specialist: Theresa Evans, Principal
(973)
470-2401
147 Merselis Avenue
TEvans@cliftonschools.net
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Happy
Halloween!
