Vineland Public Schools -

🏀 We're unveiling our last four Vineland All-Stars today! 🏀

Our next player is Sofia Heredia-Torres, principal at Sabater Elementary School!

🎟 Don’t miss the action when the Harlem Wizards take on our hometown heroes:
📅 THIS FRIDAY, October 17
⏰ Doors open 6 PM | Game 7 PM
📍 Vineland High School South – Asselta Building, Ed Harvard Gym

🎟 Tickets are on sale now: https://www.harlemwizards.com/tickets/Vineland

Get ready for high-flying dunks, crowd-pleasing tricks, and plenty of laughs. Grab your seats early and come cheer for Team Vineland! 🎉🔥

Petway hosted its first annual Hispanic Heritage Night on October 7th, 2025, where they celebrated the Hispanic culture within their community.

Ritmo Caliente, a dance group from Rowan, visited students, staff, parents, and community members to show and teach them Hispanic cultural dances and songs. Coach Gio and Coach Jaden Martinez also offered their soccer expertise and showed students and families techniques to improve their game while showing them their skills. We are so appreciative of their contribution to our school community, to offer our students new dance moves and soccer techniques.

Community members, parents, and many local businesses also donated a variety of Hispanic foods and dishes to provide families with delicious food that reflects the spirit of the Hispanic community. Petway would like to express our deepest appreciation and gratitude to La Hacienda Bakery and Rotisserie, who donated a delicious Tres Leches sheet cake and hosted a station to show students how to create a concha. La Hacienda brought a top baker who showed students how to make conchas and gave students the option to take home a baked concha or hand-make a concha to take home and bake. Jim Main’s Bakery, Amigos Bakery, Penalvert’s Food Market, the Shoprite of East Landis and the Shoprite of Delsea, Downtown Grocery Store, Julio’s on Main, and La Favorita all donated a variety of delicious foods to offer all families a taste of the Hispanic culture.

Many staff volunteers and community members also set up various stations to embrace the diversity of the Hispanic culture through maraca-making, creating muñecas quitapenas: Guatemalan worry dolls, face-painting, coloring, loteria, and memory candles for our upcoming school ofrenda for Día de los Muertos.

At Petway school, we are proud of our Hispanic heritage and so appreciative of the opportunity to celebrate our heritage and culture with students and families alike, with the help of a wide variety of incredible local businesses and community members.