Your vote counts! Get out to vote today in New Jersey from 6AM-8PM. All Fair Lawn School are closed today.
A friendly reminder to "fall back" this weekend and set your clocks back one hour on Sunday, November 6, 2022!!!
Please access the Education Committee as a Whole: NJSLA Presentation Meeting Agenda by using the QR Code below. Tonight's meeting will be held at Memorial Middle School Media Center at 7:30PM.
Happy Halloween! We hope all the little ghouls and goblins stay safe!
Milnes School World Cereal-ies was a 'homerun' this year! 741 boxes of cereal were collected for the Fair Lawn Food Pantry!!! We are so proud! Way to go Milnes!
REMINDER!!! This weekend is the district's first WELLNESS WEEKEND for the 2022-2023 school year! Enjoy this time with family and friends!
REMINDER! This is the district's first wellness weekend for the 2022-2023 school year. No homework this weekend, October 29-30, 2022! Enjoy your free time with family and friends!
Mark Tratner, a student at Memorial Middle School, participated in Bike MS, a 30-mile bike ride around Manhattan, on October 23, 2022 with a team of friends to strike out MS. He was the youngest rider on the team and kept up with everyone. Way to go, Mark!
October is CyberSecurity Awareness Month. Fair Lawn Schools Tech Department reminds you that strong passwords are your first line of defense against CyberCriminals!
October is CyberSecurity Awareness Month. Fair Lawn Schools Tech Department reminds you that strong passwords are your first line of defense against CyberCriminals!
On October 21st, the Forrest School PTA hosted our annual Fall Festival. The students enjoyed bouncy houses, carnival games, face painting, a haunted maze, and pumpkin patch. Thank you to our amazing PTA and parent volunteers for making this such a successful event.
In accordance with Fair Lawn Public Schools focus on prioritizing the themes of diversity and equity in our schools, students at Forrest participated in an assembly enhancing their understanding of the Indian holiday, Diwali. Each student decorated a plastic cup during art class with Miss Cohen and learned rhythmic patterns to a montage of Indian music with Mrs. Knitel. The culminating experience included a read-aloud video of a children’s book about Diwali and a performance of their cup routine.
The district will be having their first wellness weekend of the 2022-2023 school year this weekend, October 29-30, 2022!!!
Fair Lawn High School is proud to announce that 14 of its seniors of the Class of 2023 have been recognized for outstanding achievement in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program.
These 14 students earned accolades as Commended Scholars. They scored within the top 50,000 of all students who took the PSAT exam in 2022 nationwide.
Principal Paul Gorski observed, “Having so many students achieve this milestone demonstrates their commitment to achievement and the leadership they show within the academic environment at Fair Lawn High School. These members of the Class of 2023, and all their classmates, have bright futures ahead!” Pictured left to right: Aaron Bach, Alexander Dong, Siddharth Easwaran, Jayden Humphris, Aashika Jagadeesh, Nianshao Li, David Makarovsky, Elliot Markovich, Alisa Polishchuk, Dhruv Raut, Sahil Reshamdalal,
Jainam Shah, Loren Sorin, Edward Trivella.
Fair Lawn Public Schools will be closed on Monday, October 24, 2022 in observance of Diwali.
Below is the QR Code for our monthly board meeting tonight at Memorial Middle School at 7:30PM.
**REMINDER** All Fair Lawn students will have an early dismissal, Tuesday, October 18, 2022 for teacher professional development.
Please join the Chinese Department presenting Celebrate Mid Autumn Festival 2022 on Wednesday, October 19 at 6PM at the Memorial Middle School Gymnasium.
Forrest School took part in National Walk/Bike to School day this morning. Over 80 students, staff, and parents walked from Fire House # 1 on George Street to Forrest School. It was a great start to the day!!!!!
Warren Point ended the Week of Respect with the annual Color Games! Each grade level wore a different color which represented the pillars of character. Students and staff had fun participating in activities and events that supported teamwork, respect, responsibility, caring, fairness, and trustworthiness. Thank you to Ms. Nolan for organizing the games and to the PTA volunteers for helping to run each event!
