Congratulations to Miss Zimmer for receiving a proclamation last night at Borough Hall. This proclamation recognizes Autism Awareness Month and Miss Zimmer, along other community individuals, were selected to be representatives for Autism Awareness Month because of their commitment to their students, community leaders in the area of autism awareness and their ability to help others thrive. Miss Zimmer is a member of the Fair Lawn Access for All Committee whose mission is to promote help and support for differently abled adults. Congratulations Miss Zimmer for your dedication and commitment towards helping others, not only at TJMS, but the entire Fair Lawn Community.
Since the beginning of March, the 5th and 6th grade students at Memorial have been engaged in our Math March Madness IXL Challenge. Although there are still four more days of competition left, we couldn't resist sharing this exciting update.
So far, the 5th and 6th grade students at Memorial have collectively answered an impressive 172,549 math questions in March!
Great job, Memorial! We eagerly anticipate announcing the winning team on Thursday!
A big thank you to the Memorial math team, Mrs. Minery, Mrs. Yar, Mrs. Cuevas, Mrs. Kruk, Mrs. Scaglione, Mrs. Do, Mrs. Geib, Mrs. Meccia, Mrs. Patasnik, and Mrs. Howard for leading such an engaging challenge.
On Thursday ,the first round of 7th grade Thomas Jefferson Middle School students visited the FLHS Planetarium. A great time was had by all.
It's "be-YOU-tiful Spirit Week" at Memorial!
Our grade 7 science students have begun their trips to the Fair Lawn HS planetarium which will continue over the next several week. We are lucky to have this amazing resource. Juniors and seniors at FLHS may take a full year astronomy course which uses this facility also.
Congratulations to the Cast and Crew of Newsies Jr. on a fantastic weekend of performances! Check out these photos for some highlights.
The TJMS Jazz Band and Chamber Orchestra performed for senior citizens at the Fair Lawn Senior Center. Great performance by all.
Recently, 8th grade students, from Thomas Jefferson Middle School, visited the Holocaust Museum Center for Tolerance and Education at Rockland Community College in New York. The mission of the center is to educate, through the lens of the Holocaust, about the dangers of intolerance, to invoke critical thinking, and to inspire moral courage in the face of injustice.
Students are exploring the differences between unicellular and multicellular organisms in their science class using compound light microscopes. In this picture, Ms. Kim is assisting her students at TJMS.
6th grade scientists in Mr. Hahn's class at Memorial School investigate the cell membrane. Now that's something to Cell-ebrate!
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Interact hosts another successful blood drive at FLHS! Shout out to Ms. Nuckley and Ms. Ebner for doing their part and donating!
Congratulations to Jacob Shmulenson for being honored at this year's Bergen County School Boards Association' s Unsung Hero award. Way to go Jacob!
Interact hosts another successful blood drive at FLHS! Shout out to Ms. Mattina and Mr. Gorski for doing their part and donating!
Fair Lawn HS students collaborate with students around the state to support TEEEM’s Lakota Pod, where they help the Oglala Lakota Tribe on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. Here are the results of the Sewing Supply Drive from collection to receipt at the reservation!
On March 6th, Milnes School welcomed Alan Katz as the visiting author. Alan Katz is a well-known author and producer who published Silly Dilly songbooks, poetry books, early readers, and picture books. Alan Katz shared his love of reading and writing and students LOVED listening to his silly jokes!
Fair Lawn Schools is pleased to announce our Grade 5 Family STEM Night.
Fair Lawn Schools is pleased to announce our Grade 6 Family STEM Night.
Our FLHS computer science and technology education staff attending their second coding, computer science and design thinking workshops this week which focused on robotics, python, and more!
Our middle school teachers attended their second day of computer science, design thinking and coding professional development yesterday as we continue to enhance our district programs.
