After the AP Physics exam, students in Mr. Altunkaya's AP classes have been designing, engineering, and building mechanical vehicles which compete to be "King of the Hill". They apply various aspects of physics to be victorious.
Fifth and sixth grade students have begun their new golf unit in physical education at TJMS. Special thank you to Mr. Gogerty who is an avid golfer for bringing the idea to TJMS.
Our computer science, coding & engineering professional development with grade 5/6 teachers continued today. They worked on robotics, coding, and manufacturing with our 3D printers and laser etcher using tinker cadd.
This spring, Peers for Peace and National Honor Society at TJ have worked to Light It Up Blue for Autism Awareness and our Stepping Stones friends at Westmoreland. Thanks to their fundraising efforts, we are proud to collaborate with Ms. Dell’Aglio, Ms. Garbus,Ms. Stabinski, Ms. Gruber, Ms. Parsells, and the Fair Lawn Police Department in making a
special delivery of Christian’s Kicks .
Our FLHS Women & Gender Studies class collaborated with TEEEM. We are so proud of our students and look forward to our continued relationship with TEEEM in the coming years.
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Grade 7 students model sound waves using slinky then compare analog and digital transmissions using the classic cup and string model. Students in these photos are in Ms. Haumersen's classes at TJMS.
On May 22nd, our FLHS Childcare Program held their graduation ceremony. Congratulations to FLHS youngest graduates! Special thanks to our senior students and Ms. Bell!
🎓 Congrats to Cohort 24 of the Bergen Community College Early College Program! These 15 trailblazing students earned their Associate's Degrees while still in high school. Double the effort, double the success! 🌟 #EarlyCollege #BCCProud #DualGraduates
Students in Mr. Cohen's class were visited by Mr. Villano of Fair Lawn Sunrise Rotary Club with a donation of can tabs for Ronald McDonald House. The tabs are recycled as a fundraiser for the charity to help families of children at Robert Wood Johnson Children's Hospital.
Check out this opportunity for FLHS families happening tomorrow!
Get connected with the High School team and walk the track with us while we discuss program, policy and the journey to a successful post high school life for our students.
Watch this video to learn more! https://bit.ly/4dNs7wy
Link to Register - https://bit.ly/4boEEo2
Chatting and Crunching Cookies with Cops at FLHS!
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So proud of Gabby and Amira! Two more links in the proud chain of FLHS graduates' service to our nation. Come visit FLHS to see our military tribute monument and display!
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FLHS students in Mrs. Rios' CP Environmental Science class made Mothers Day card using recycled paper that they made themselves.
Students in the Fair Lawn High School AP Environmental Science class taught by Mrs. Rios, recently attended a field trip to the Bergen County Utilities Authority to understand waste management and its effect on the environment.
FLHS students are invited to discover careers in skilled trades, explore scholarship opportunities, and connect with employers. This is sponsored by the Berg County Job Center
https://bergenjobcenter.com/events/exploring-careers-that-build-america-construction/
Students in our middle school Innovations Lab code robots to perform various tasks. In these photos, young engineers in Mr. Hahn's Innovations class at Memorial Middle School are hard at work trying to meet the deadline for their Nano Bug Mazes!
Fair Lawn High School Woods 1 students in Mr. Cubellis' class volunteered to construct a plywood guitar for the Fair Lawn Art Council. Students Joseph F and Alexandrea M present their work to members of the Art Council, Liz Maresca and Nicholas Magarelli
Proud of our Students of the Week from FLHS!
https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/education/2024/05/03/fair-lawn-nj-sophomores-win-north-jersey-students-week/73557971007/
Students in Mr. Cohen's class research, designed, built, and then erupted volcano models in class.
The Governor’s STEM Scholars is provided at no cost to participants. It is open to New Jersey-based students who will be entering 10th grade in the Fall of 2024 through doctoral level, who have a proven passion for STEM, and a GPA of 3.5 or higher. The application will close at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, June 14, 2024. All applicants will be notified by September 2, 2024 of their status.
https://www.govstemscholars.com/apply