Vineland Public Schools -

It’s time to reveal our chefs for Family Pasta Night! We’re excited to introduce Chef #2 – Jaclyn Mongelluzzo, Principal of Petway Elementary School! Join us for an evening of delicious food, live music, and exciting raffles—all in support of a great cause. Family Pasta Night is happening on Wednesday, January 29, from 5-7pm at the Landis Admin Offices, 61 W. Landis Ave. Reserve your tickets here: https://forms.gle/vHKiiqiFTFtWrpeG6 or buy them at the door! Stay tuned as we reveal more throughout the day!

It’s time to reveal our chefs for Family Pasta Night! We’re excited to introduce Chef #1 – Dr. Kristen Speakman, Principal of Winslow Elementary School! Join us for an evening of delicious food, live music, and exciting raffles—all in support of a great cause. Family Pasta Night is happening on Wednesday, January 29, from 5-7pm at the Landis Admin Offices, 61 W. Landis Ave. Reserve your tickets here: https://forms.gle/vHKiiqiFTFtWrpeG6 or buy them at the door! Stay tuned as we reveal more throughout the day!

Vineland High School is proud to host this year's County Honors Band concert on February 10, 2025. Students from Vineland, Bridgeton, Cumberland Regional, and Millville High Schools will come together for an evening of outstanding music. The performance will take place at 7:30 PM in the Asselta Theater at Vineland High School's south building. We invite you to join us and support these talented musicians. We hope to see you there!

The Vineland Education Foundation's Family Pasta Night is just one week away! Have you gotten your tickets yet? Tomorrow, we will reveal our "celebrity" chefs, so be sure to check back to see who will be cooking up something special! We’re also excited to announce that the TJ Fry Band, featuring our very own Supervisor of Special Education, Jarrod Headley, will be performing live. In addition to a delicious meal and great entertainment, we have a dozen incredible baskets to raffle off - don't miss out! Preorder your tickets now: https://forms.gle/vHKiiqiFTFtWrpeG6 Don't miss out on an evening of good food while supporting a great cause 🍝

Proud to celebrate Alessandra "Ally" Parent at Rutgers' National Girls & Women in Sports Day! Ally is a shining star in our athletics family, embodying dedication and leadership. Ally spends countless hours capturing incredible moments of our athletes through her photography. Her passion and talent have now earned her acceptance into Drexel University's prestigious graphic design program! We’re so proud of you, Ally—keep shining bright and chasing your dreams!

Wallace sixth-grade Language Arts teachers, Mrs. Priest and Mrs. Shapley, are teaching a weather unit, so they invited Nor’Easter Nick to come and speak to their students. On January 22, Nick spoke to them not only about weather, weather forecasting, and the company that he created, Norcast Weather, but also about overcoming obstacles and challenges in life. The students enjoyed asking him questions at the end. Thanks for everything, Nor’Easter Nick!

Registration for DiBiase's summer camp is now open! Please see the attached flyer for more information.

Vineland High School has selected its Rowdiest Roosters for the month of December These students and staff members were voted Rowdy’s Rowdiest Rooster for their outstanding performance and exceptional commitment to the VHS family. The awards are part of the VHS Rock the Roost program, which helps promote good behavior and create a positive school environment. The December staff winners are: Asselta Building: Amanda Laboy Tanner Building: Jamaal Hall Student winners are: 9th Grade - Julian Rodriguez 10th Grade - Omar Austin 11th Grade - Kyleigh Margerum 12th Grade - Marley Smith Congratulations to all! 🐔 Pictured: Jamaal Hall, Julian Rodriguez, and Omar Austin

Students in Ms. Reese’s 4th-grade class at Mennies Elementary School had a fantastic time exploring the concept of area! Working in small groups with Ms. Reese, students engaged in hands-on learning to deepen their understanding. Around the room, students utilized flexible seating while working independently, with a partner, or in small groups. Math games added an extra layer of fun, making review sessions both engaging and effective. Great job, Ms. Reese and students, for making math both meaningful and enjoyable!

Just a reminder! All Vineland Public Schools will be closed on Monday, January 20, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

This December, the Rossi Elementary Safety Patrol organized a successful service project: Soft Socks for Seniors. Thanks to the generosity of our school community, we collected over 250 pairs of soft socks to benefit the senior residents of Vineland. These socks will provide warmth and comfort during the colder months, reminding our seniors that they are cared for and appreciated. We are proud of our Safety Patrol team for their leadership and grateful to everyone who contributed to this effort. Together, we’ve made a meaningful impact in our community. Thank you for your support!

Thank you to the students from Sabater Elementary School and Cunningham Academy for leading the flag salute at last evening's Board of Education Meeting! 🇺🇸

Just a reminder - come out and support the VHS Marching Band on Jan. 25!

Vineland Public Schools held the second Community Partnership Action Committee (CPAC) meeting of the school year on Tuesday, continuing a tradition of collaboration now in its fourth year. Superintendent Alfonso Llano began this initiative to build strong connections between local schools and organizations that benefit students and families. Over 50 organization members and school leaders attended the meeting, which this year focuses on family engagement. Following lunch by Sodexo, the district’s food service provider, the meeting began with a warm welcome from Ismael Bermudez, Director of Special Projects and Operations. Suzette DeMarchi, Executive Director of Curriculum and Instruction, revisited the school partnership activity from the previous meeting. She highlighted how schools were able to connect with community organizations to address specific needs, allowing time for discussions on collaboration and showcasing examples of partnerships already underway. Gia Messore, Public Information Officer, provided an overview of the Vineland Education Foundation (VEF), a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the educational experience for Vineland Public Schools students by funding programs and initiatives that supplement traditional school budgets. Messore also announced the VEF’s first fundraiser, a Family Pasta Night, which will take place on January 29 at 5:00 PM at the Landis Administrative Offices. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased by contacting gmessore@vineland.org. Lianne Fanucci then spoke on behalf of Vineland Code Blue, a non-profit organization that has been serving the community for over a decade by providing a warming center for the homeless when overnight temperatures drop to 32°F or below, from November 1 through April 15. She emphasized that the organization is entirely volunteer-driven and relies on the community’s support to assist those in need. More information can be found at https://www.vinelandnjcodeblue.com/. Finally, Teri Godlewski, Executive Director of Student Services, discussed the Vineland High School RISE (Reaching Independence through Structured Experiences) program, which supports students aged 18-21 with diverse learning needs by easing their transition into supported work environments in a safe, secure, and monitored setting. The next meeting will take place on March 18.

The Vineland High School Interact Club is hosting a fundraiser at Barbera’s Chocolate Ice Cream Shoppe on Thursday, April 10th, located at 782 South Brewster Road, Units B5/B6. From 5-8pm, 15% of your ice cream purchase will go towards both clubs. Stop by for delicious ice cream!

We will be streaming the January 15, 2025 Vineland Board of Education Combined Meeting live on our YouTube channel at 5pm: https://www.youtube.com/live/13T8vklEMw0?si=8xC7SZGVzxkqE7bj Agenda: https://bit.ly/3DVWVhb

Mrs. Evans 6th Grade Science class at Wallace Middle School are designing a cup system with features to slow energy transfer into the liquid inside the cup. Their goal is to use everyday materials and must be recyclable or reusable to reduce waste if the cup is thrown away. They are using prior knowledge from the unit to design the best cup for the challenge. Students needed to sketch out their designs, decide their features and then test their cup. Their cups have to withstand temperature change of less than 1 degree celsius after 12 minutes in regular light and withstand temperature change of less than 2 degrees celsius after 12 minutes in bright light.

Attention VHS Seniors!

After collecting toiletries and personal items for the needy for their Service Learning Project, third-grade students at Petway Elementary School were visited by Debbie Eisinger of The Vineland Soup Kitchen. Debbie read the book Uncle Willie and the Soup Kitchen and educated students about the soup kitchen in Vineland.

Mrs. Meneghetti and Mr. Martini’s kindergarten class at Petway experimented with snow last week! Students were able to identify the texture of the snow as well as form shapes and understand the concept of snow as a solid. After, students were able to observe snow as a solid turning into water as a liquid and learned about why that happens. After, students were introduced to a letter sound game called Snowplow. Students passed around a cup with popsicle sticks labeled with letters. Students were to pick a stick out, and if they got the letter sound correct, they could keep it. If not, they had to put it back and pass to the next person. If a student pulled a “snowplow” stick, they had to put all of their letter sticks back in the cup. It was a chilly, but engaging, afternoon!