The City of Vineland Health Department is offering Back-to-School Childhood Vaccine Clinics for children who do not have health insurance or are enrolled in Medicaid Plan A.
Clinics will be held throughout August at the City of Vineland Nursing Department, located at 610 E. Montrose St., Suite 1. Appointments are required for the August 5, 12, and 19 clinics, while the August 26 clinic will be available for walk-ins only. Parents and guardians should bring their child's current immunization record.
To schedule an appointment or learn more, call 856-794-4000, ext. 4806. Please see the attached flyer for additional details.
Clinics will be held throughout August at the City of Vineland Nursing Department, located at 610 E. Montrose St., Suite 1. Appointments are required for the August 5, 12, and 19 clinics, while the August 26 clinic will be available for walk-ins only. Parents and guardians should bring their child's current immunization record.
To schedule an appointment or learn more, call 856-794-4000, ext. 4806. Please see the attached flyer for additional details.
Mrs. Wolfe’s AP Research students invited teachers, administration, and their student peers to the Asselta Media Center to discuss their compelling, year-long AP Research studies in a gallery-walk symposium format. Researchers created and then shared their Research presentations and posters with attendees wherein they chronicled their Research journey from their initial interest in the topic of their choice, to the development of their Research questions, implementation of their methods, and ultimately, their findings. Student Researchers designed presentations to be interactive, and addressed student and staff questions on wide-ranging topics such as race, school and college readiness, the impact of dance therapy on student mental health, and the ways immigration enforcement affects school students.
Celebrate National Pollinator Month with the Vineland High School Butterfly Garden on Saturday, June 20, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Vineland High School Asselta Building, 2880 E. Chestnut Avenue, by the theater entrance.
Community members are invited to enjoy a guided tour of the garden and browse a selection of native pollinator plants available for purchase. Herbicide- and pesticide-free native plants will be available pre-potted or can be dug directly from the garden. Orange milkweed seedlings will also be available while supplies last.
Visitors will learn how native plants help attract butterflies, bees, and other important pollinators while supporting local ecosystems. Donations and plant purchases help the Butterfly Garden continue to grow and thrive. Please note that cash only will be accepted.
Community members are invited to enjoy a guided tour of the garden and browse a selection of native pollinator plants available for purchase. Herbicide- and pesticide-free native plants will be available pre-potted or can be dug directly from the garden. Orange milkweed seedlings will also be available while supplies last.
Visitors will learn how native plants help attract butterflies, bees, and other important pollinators while supporting local ecosystems. Donations and plant purchases help the Butterfly Garden continue to grow and thrive. Please note that cash only will be accepted.
The RISE (Reaching Independence through Structured Experiences) Program recently hosted its annual Awards Breakfast, bringing together students, staff, community partners, and workplace mentors to celebrate a year of achievement, growth, and success.
The breakfast recognized students for their dedication, perseverance, and accomplishments throughout the school year. Through classroom instruction, community-based experiences, and work-based learning opportunities, students have continued to develop the skills necessary for employment, independence, and active participation in their communities.
A special highlight of the event was recognizing the community businesses and organizations that have partnered with the RISE Program to provide authentic workplace experiences for students. These partnerships are essential in helping students apply classroom learning in real-world settings while building confidence, responsibility, and independence.
The RISE Program extends its heartfelt appreciation to the following work-based learning sites for their continued support and commitment to our students:
• IHOP
• McDonald's
• Inspira Health
• Salvation Army Corps of Vineland
• Sodexo
• Compass Charter School
• YMCA
• Rowan College of South Jersey Together Café
• The ACT Program
• Associated Humane Societies South Jersey Regional Shelter
The success of our work-based learning program would not be possible without the dedicated mentors and staff at each of these sites. Their guidance, encouragement, and willingness to invest in our students have helped create meaningful opportunities that prepare young adults for future employment and greater independence.
The Awards Breakfast served as a celebration not only of student achievement, but also of the strong community partnerships that make these opportunities possible. Together, schools, employers, and community organizations are helping students build brighter futures and achieve their goals.
Congratulations to all of our RISE students on an exceptional year. We are proud of their accomplishments and grateful to the many community partners who continue to support their journey toward meaningful employment and independent adulthood.
Thank you to our students, families, staff, and community partners for making this year such a success. Together, we are creating opportunities, building independence, and changing lives.
The breakfast recognized students for their dedication, perseverance, and accomplishments throughout the school year. Through classroom instruction, community-based experiences, and work-based learning opportunities, students have continued to develop the skills necessary for employment, independence, and active participation in their communities.
A special highlight of the event was recognizing the community businesses and organizations that have partnered with the RISE Program to provide authentic workplace experiences for students. These partnerships are essential in helping students apply classroom learning in real-world settings while building confidence, responsibility, and independence.
The RISE Program extends its heartfelt appreciation to the following work-based learning sites for their continued support and commitment to our students:
• IHOP
• McDonald's
• Inspira Health
• Salvation Army Corps of Vineland
• Sodexo
• Compass Charter School
• YMCA
• Rowan College of South Jersey Together Café
• The ACT Program
• Associated Humane Societies South Jersey Regional Shelter
The success of our work-based learning program would not be possible without the dedicated mentors and staff at each of these sites. Their guidance, encouragement, and willingness to invest in our students have helped create meaningful opportunities that prepare young adults for future employment and greater independence.
The Awards Breakfast served as a celebration not only of student achievement, but also of the strong community partnerships that make these opportunities possible. Together, schools, employers, and community organizations are helping students build brighter futures and achieve their goals.
Congratulations to all of our RISE students on an exceptional year. We are proud of their accomplishments and grateful to the many community partners who continue to support their journey toward meaningful employment and independent adulthood.
Thank you to our students, families, staff, and community partners for making this year such a success. Together, we are creating opportunities, building independence, and changing lives.
Registration is now open for the Vineland Soccer Association's Fall Recreational Soccer season. Open to players born between 2015 and 2022, this program is designed to help young athletes develop skills, build confidence, and enjoy the game in a fun, supportive environment.
The season runs from September 14 through November 21, and registration is $100 per player. The fee includes registration, practices, full uniforms, and games. Boys-only and girls-only divisions are available for players born between 2017 and 2020.
Register by August 10 to secure your spot. Volunteer coaches are needed, with free registration available for head coaches and half-price registration for assistant coaches.
For more information, visit vinelandsoccer.com or email vsarecleague@gmail.com.
The season runs from September 14 through November 21, and registration is $100 per player. The fee includes registration, practices, full uniforms, and games. Boys-only and girls-only divisions are available for players born between 2017 and 2020.
Register by August 10 to secure your spot. Volunteer coaches are needed, with free registration available for head coaches and half-price registration for assistant coaches.
For more information, visit vinelandsoccer.com or email vsarecleague@gmail.com.
Registration is now open for the Northwest Swim Club Piranhas Summer Swim Team in Vineland. Whether your child is new to swimming or looking to build skills and confidence in the water, our program welcomes swimmers of all experience levels. Practices are held on weekday mornings, with swim meets taking place on Tuesday and Thursday evenings throughout the summer.
Club member pricing is $100 for the first swimmer and $75 for each additional swimmer. Non-member pricing is $200 for the first swimmer and $100 for each additional swimmer.
Join a fun, supportive team environment focused on growth, teamwork, and summer memories. For more information, contact nwscvineland@gmail.com, visit us at 710 Kingman Avenue in Vineland, NJ, or follow @northwestswimclub.
Club member pricing is $100 for the first swimmer and $75 for each additional swimmer. Non-member pricing is $200 for the first swimmer and $100 for each additional swimmer.
Join a fun, supportive team environment focused on growth, teamwork, and summer memories. For more information, contact nwscvineland@gmail.com, visit us at 710 Kingman Avenue in Vineland, NJ, or follow @northwestswimclub.
Dear Vineland Public Schools Community,
As we conclude the school year, please take note of these important upcoming calendar dates:
- Thursday, June 18 – Abbreviated day schedule for all students
- Friday, June 19 – All schools and district facilities will be closed in observance of Juneteenth
- Monday, June 22 – Abbreviated day schedule for all students
- Tuesday, June 23 – Abbreviated day schedule for all students
- Wednesday, June 24 – Abbreviated day schedule for all students
- Thursday, June 25 – Abbreviated day schedule for all students and the last day of school for students and staff
Thank you for your continued support throughout the school year. We wish all of our students, families, and staff a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable summer break!
As we conclude the school year, please take note of these important upcoming calendar dates:
- Thursday, June 18 – Abbreviated day schedule for all students
- Friday, June 19 – All schools and district facilities will be closed in observance of Juneteenth
- Monday, June 22 – Abbreviated day schedule for all students
- Tuesday, June 23 – Abbreviated day schedule for all students
- Wednesday, June 24 – Abbreviated day schedule for all students
- Thursday, June 25 – Abbreviated day schedule for all students and the last day of school for students and staff
Thank you for your continued support throughout the school year. We wish all of our students, families, and staff a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable summer break!
The Vineland Public School District is pleased to share information from the City of Vineland about the 2nd Annual "Together on the Block" celebration.
Mayor Anthony Fanucci and the Vineland Health Department invite community members to nominate their neighborhood for a chance to host this summer's event. "Together on the Block" is a community initiative designed to bring residents, local organizations, businesses, and city representatives together through community engagement, resources, and activities for all ages.
To nominate your neighborhood, complete the form here: https://forms.office.com/g/0dBq6uRmu0.
Mayor Anthony Fanucci and the Vineland Health Department invite community members to nominate their neighborhood for a chance to host this summer's event. "Together on the Block" is a community initiative designed to bring residents, local organizations, businesses, and city representatives together through community engagement, resources, and activities for all ages.
To nominate your neighborhood, complete the form here: https://forms.office.com/g/0dBq6uRmu0.
The Vineland Public Library will be hosting summer reading programs for children and teens of all ages through July and August! Registration opens on June 15 and is required for all programs. Check out the attached flyers for more information.
Mrs. Schiavone’s 8th-grade Peer Leaders at Wallace Middle School attended a field trip to the Cape May Zoo to celebrate the hard work, leadership, and dedication they demonstrated throughout the school year. They strengthened positive peer relationships and practiced leadership behaviors such as responsibility, cooperation, and respectful communication in a public environment.
Vineland Soccer Association fall recreational soccer registration is now open. The program is available for players born from 2015–2022, with games scheduled from September 14 through November 21. Registration is $100 per player and includes registration, practices, full uniforms, and games.
Register by August 10 at vinelandsoccer.com. Girls-only and boys-only divisions are available for birth years 2017–2020. Head coach volunteers receive free registration, and assistant coach volunteers receive half-price registration.
Vineland Soccer Association is located at 350 N. Spring Rd. For questions, email vsarecleague@gmail.com.
Register by August 10 at vinelandsoccer.com. Girls-only and boys-only divisions are available for birth years 2017–2020. Head coach volunteers receive free registration, and assistant coach volunteers receive half-price registration.
Vineland Soccer Association is located at 350 N. Spring Rd. For questions, email vsarecleague@gmail.com.
Calling All Organizations and Vendors!
Vineland Public Schools is inviting organizations and vendors to be part of our 3rd Annual Back-to-School Extravaganza, a special event designed to kick off the new school year with enthusiasm, excitement, and community spirit. This is a free event for Vineland Public Schools students and families, and we welcome those interested in showcasing their organization to join us.
The event will take place on Thursday, August 20, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Gittone Stadium, located behind the Landis Administration Offices at 61 West Landis Avenue in Vineland, New Jersey.
Vendors can sign up using the following link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1qHn8pIOaaSbYpN0Ac-nnR6q3I2LlZB91OGEJgbJbJyY/edit
For more information, please contact Mrs. Rossini Salerno, Superintendent’s Administrative Assistant, at rsalerno@vineland.org.
Vineland Public Schools is inviting organizations and vendors to be part of our 3rd Annual Back-to-School Extravaganza, a special event designed to kick off the new school year with enthusiasm, excitement, and community spirit. This is a free event for Vineland Public Schools students and families, and we welcome those interested in showcasing their organization to join us.
The event will take place on Thursday, August 20, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Gittone Stadium, located behind the Landis Administration Offices at 61 West Landis Avenue in Vineland, New Jersey.
Vendors can sign up using the following link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1qHn8pIOaaSbYpN0Ac-nnR6q3I2LlZB91OGEJgbJbJyY/edit
For more information, please contact Mrs. Rossini Salerno, Superintendent’s Administrative Assistant, at rsalerno@vineland.org.
Vineland High School Boys Soccer will hold an interest meeting on June 10 in the VHS Asselta Building for students interested in joining the program for the Fall 2026 season.
Current high school students should attend at 2:30 p.m., while incoming freshmen (current 8th graders) should attend at 4:00 p.m. All grade levels are welcome, including CCTEC students. Please note that CCTEC students are responsible for their own transportation to and from VHS.
Attend the meeting to learn more about the program, meet the coaching staff, and prepare for the upcoming season.
Current high school students should attend at 2:30 p.m., while incoming freshmen (current 8th graders) should attend at 4:00 p.m. All grade levels are welcome, including CCTEC students. Please note that CCTEC students are responsible for their own transportation to and from VHS.
Attend the meeting to learn more about the program, meet the coaching staff, and prepare for the upcoming season.
🚌 Drive the Future with Vineland Public Schools! 🚌
We're looking for dedicated school bus drivers to join Team VPS and help transport our students safely each day.
✅ Competitive pay and benefits
✅ Meaningful work serving our community
✅ Make a difference in the lives of students
Apply today: https://www.applitrack.com/vineland/onlineapp/default.aspx
Please help us spread the word by sharing this post with your family, friends, and community networks!
We're looking for dedicated school bus drivers to join Team VPS and help transport our students safely each day.
✅ Competitive pay and benefits
✅ Meaningful work serving our community
✅ Make a difference in the lives of students
Apply today: https://www.applitrack.com/vineland/onlineapp/default.aspx
Please help us spread the word by sharing this post with your family, friends, and community networks!
📣 Join Team VPS! 📣
Vineland Public Schools is hiring Teachers and School Nurses for the 2026-2027 school year! We're seeking passionate educators and support staff to join our team and make a difference for more than 10,000 students.
Apply today: https://www.applitrack.com/vineland/onlineapp/default.aspx
Please help us spread the word by sharing this post with your networks!
Vineland Public Schools is hiring Teachers and School Nurses for the 2026-2027 school year! We're seeking passionate educators and support staff to join our team and make a difference for more than 10,000 students.
Apply today: https://www.applitrack.com/vineland/onlineapp/default.aspx
Please help us spread the word by sharing this post with your networks!
Vineland Public Schools is proud to announce that it has been selected by the New Jersey Department of Education as a recipient of the 2025-2026 Lighthouse Award for Diversifying the Teacher Workforce.
This recognition is especially meaningful because it is not based solely on test scores or academic rankings, and it is not an award for which districts apply. Instead, the New Jersey Department of Education reviewed multiple years of data from 590 school districts across the state and identified those that demonstrated measurable progress in advancing equitable outcomes for students.
Vineland Public Schools was the only district in New Jersey recognized in the category of Diversifying the Teacher Workforce.
As a district serving more than 10,000 students from diverse backgrounds, experiences, and cultures, we are honored to be recognized for our purposeful and meaningful progress in recruiting and retaining a diverse group of educators and creating homegrown pathways into the teaching profession.
This award reflects our ongoing commitment to ensuring that all students have access to opportunities, support, and role models who reflect the rich diversity of our school community. We thank our educators, staff, and community partners whose dedication made this recognition possible.
Gabrielle Hunter was recognized as one of 13 finalists selected to participate in the design competition for the Vineland High School Warehouse truck. From the beginning of the project, Gabrielle stood out for her creativity, work ethic, and thoughtful approach to design. She took great pride in creating something that truly represented Vineland High School and the community around it.
Out of all the finalist submissions, Gabrielle’s design was chosen to be professionally printed on the Vineland High School Warehouse truck. Seeing her artwork brought to life on such a large scale was an incredible accomplishment and a proud moment for both Gabby and the Graphic Design program. Her design will now travel throughout the district and community, serving as a lasting example of student creativity and talent.
Following the truck reveal, Gabby attended the event at Dr. William Mennies School where she spoke to students about her experience and creative process. She shared how her ideas developed from rough sketches into a final design, explaining the hard work, revisions, and problem-solving that went into creating the finished piece. Gabby spoke honestly about the importance of being creative, taking feedback, and believing in your ideas, helping younger students see that design is more than just making something look good — it is about telling a story and connecting with people.
Gabby represented Vineland High School with professionalism, confidence, and humility throughout the entire experience. Watching her speak to younger students and share her passion for graphic design was a proud moment, and her accomplishment reflects not only her artistic talent, but also the positive example she sets for others.
Out of all the finalist submissions, Gabrielle’s design was chosen to be professionally printed on the Vineland High School Warehouse truck. Seeing her artwork brought to life on such a large scale was an incredible accomplishment and a proud moment for both Gabby and the Graphic Design program. Her design will now travel throughout the district and community, serving as a lasting example of student creativity and talent.
Following the truck reveal, Gabby attended the event at Dr. William Mennies School where she spoke to students about her experience and creative process. She shared how her ideas developed from rough sketches into a final design, explaining the hard work, revisions, and problem-solving that went into creating the finished piece. Gabby spoke honestly about the importance of being creative, taking feedback, and believing in your ideas, helping younger students see that design is more than just making something look good — it is about telling a story and connecting with people.
Gabby represented Vineland High School with professionalism, confidence, and humility throughout the entire experience. Watching her speak to younger students and share her passion for graphic design was a proud moment, and her accomplishment reflects not only her artistic talent, but also the positive example she sets for others.
Last Thursday, students from the VHS S.H.A.P.E. Club spent a beautiful day kayaking on Sunset lake with the American Littoral Society. Students were given a brief lesson on land before getting their feet wet. They were visited by bald eagles, ospreys, herons and some turtles.
Girls in grades 5–11 who are interested in playing field hockey are invited to attend a parents and players meeting on June 10 from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Vineland High School.
The meeting will be held in the West Cafeteria of the Asselta Building, with entry through the gym doors. Players and families will have the opportunity to meet the coaches, learn about the program, and receive information about the upcoming season.
For more information, contact High School Coach Kelsey Cronk at kcronk@vineland.org or Middle School Coach Danielle Okane at dokane@vineland.org.
The meeting will be held in the West Cafeteria of the Asselta Building, with entry through the gym doors. Players and families will have the opportunity to meet the coaches, learn about the program, and receive information about the upcoming season.
For more information, contact High School Coach Kelsey Cronk at kcronk@vineland.org or Middle School Coach Danielle Okane at dokane@vineland.org.
Stay connected with everything happening at the Vineland Public Library with the June 2026 edition of the VPL Gazette!
Click the link below to read this month’s edition and explore upcoming programs, events, resources, and more for all ages.
June 2026 VPL Gazette - https://tinyurl.com/VPLGazetteJune2026
Be sure to share the Gazette with family and friends and encourage them to pass it along as well. Questions, comments, concerns, or suggestions can be sent to vplgazette@vinelandpubliclibrary.org.
We appreciate the opportunity to connect with our community through the Gazette and look forward to seeing you at the library!
Click the link below to read this month’s edition and explore upcoming programs, events, resources, and more for all ages.
June 2026 VPL Gazette - https://tinyurl.com/VPLGazetteJune2026
Be sure to share the Gazette with family and friends and encourage them to pass it along as well. Questions, comments, concerns, or suggestions can be sent to vplgazette@vinelandpubliclibrary.org.
We appreciate the opportunity to connect with our community through the Gazette and look forward to seeing you at the library!
