Please join the members of the VHS Marching Band in collecting food for those in need! Donation dates are November 17-21, and donations may be dropped off at the VHS Asselta Building, 2880 E. Chestnut Ave. Please see the flyer for more details.
Hurricane Melissa caused devastating damage in many areas, including Jamaica. Wanting to make a difference, the students and staff at Wallace Middle School came together to help those in need.
As a school community, we collected food, clothing, supplies, and monetary donations to support relief efforts. These items will be donated to the City of Vineland and the Vineland First Wesleyan Church. Pastor Basil Watson and his team are working hard to provide help and support to families affected by the storm.
We are so proud of our Wallace Middle School students and staff for showing kindness, generosity, and teamwork to help others during this difficult time!
As a school community, we collected food, clothing, supplies, and monetary donations to support relief efforts. These items will be donated to the City of Vineland and the Vineland First Wesleyan Church. Pastor Basil Watson and his team are working hard to provide help and support to families affected by the storm.
We are so proud of our Wallace Middle School students and staff for showing kindness, generosity, and teamwork to help others during this difficult time!
A spooky and spectacular day was had by all this Halloween in Mrs. Nonnemacher’s class at Petway! 🎃 Students explored the question, “What makes a pumpkin sick?” Using their science skills, they hypothesized how different ingredients could combine to create a chemical reaction that produced carbon dioxide — also known as the “sick pumpkin” effect! The class had a blast observing the bubbling, fizzing fun of their science experiment!
We are grateful to all veterans in our community and beyond for your service and sacrifice. Thank you for protecting our country and inspiring our students every day. 🇺🇸
We will be streaming the Board of Education Combined Meeting live at 5pm on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/live/iLx7IA6YWbM?si=esrZepPa0MvqhzNk
Calling all young performers in 6th through 8th grade! Auditions for VAMP's production of The Spongebob Musical: Youth Edition are happening soon!
Auditions will take place on Tuesday, 11/11 and Thursday 11/13 from 6 to 9 pm at Veterans Memorial School! Don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable underwater adventure! We hope to see you there!
Auditions will take place on Tuesday, 11/11 and Thursday 11/13 from 6 to 9 pm at Veterans Memorial School! Don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable underwater adventure! We hope to see you there!
The Mennies Marvelous Players cordially invite you to our Annual Tribute to Veterans on Thursday, November 13, 2025, at 6:00 pm. This emotional musical tribute will fill your hearts with gratitude to our American heroes. All proceeds will benefit the Boot Campaign veterans organization.
Samantha DeFrancisco from the Cumberland County Improvement Authority visited VHS's S.H.A.P.E. Club on Tuesday, 10/28. During her visit, she explained how the county's trash and recycling program works and the basics of how a landfill functions. Afterward, she gave the students magnets, reusable straws and gave them an opportunity to design their own reusable shopping bags.
Americorps Watershed Ambassador, Mazie Mulford, visited with VHS's S.H.A.P.E. Club (Students Helping Animals, Plants and Environment) on Tuesday, 10/21. During her visit, she explained to the students what a watershed is and why it's important to protect them. She then described how they monitor water quality using aquatic macroinvertebrates. After a quick presentation on these critters, Mazie passed out water samples for students to examine and try to identify the critters present.
Americorps Watershed Ambassador, Mazie Mulford, visited with VHS's S.H.A.P.E. Club (Students Helping Animals, Plants and Environment) on Tuesday, October 21. During her visit, she explained to the students what a watershed is and why it's important to protect them. She then described how they monitor water quality using aquatic macroinvertebrates. After a quick presentation on these critters, Mazie passed out water samples for students to examine and try to identify the critters present.
Dayohn Denny, a courageous VHS student who battled cancer, had his lifelong dream of meeting the Philadelphia Eagles come true through the Make-A-Wish Foundation with help from the Philadelphia Eagles. Dayohn was allowed to bring 2 guests, and he chose to bring his mother and his teacher, Jennifer Curcuru. On October 26, Dayohn, his mother, and Jennifer attended the Eagles’ home game against the New York Giants.
From the moment he arrived, Dayohn received VIP treatment. He got exclusive field and tunnel access, where he met players, watched both individual and team warmups up close, and was given his own custom Eagles jersey and a football signed by players who took time to talk with him about his dreams of playing in the NFL.
Dayohn also took part in the opening ceremonies, standing on the field during player introductions and the national anthem. He even had the unforgettable honor of waving the Eagles flag to fire up the crowd and trying on a Super Bowl ring.
During the game, Dayohn enjoyed amazing seats as he watched the Eagles defeat the Giants 38–20. Go Birds! After the game, he was treated to a private meet-and-greet with Saquon Barkley in the Lincoln Lounge, where Barkley and his family spent time with Dayohn, signed his football, and gave him a signed jersey.
After the whole experience, Dayohn said “I am very inspired by the players and their stories which gives me motivation and drive to pursue my own football dreams.” The experience, made possible by the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Eagles organization, was truly unforgettable. They went above and beyond to make Dayohn’s day extraordinary — celebrating his strength, his love for football, and his inspiring spirit.
From the moment he arrived, Dayohn received VIP treatment. He got exclusive field and tunnel access, where he met players, watched both individual and team warmups up close, and was given his own custom Eagles jersey and a football signed by players who took time to talk with him about his dreams of playing in the NFL.
Dayohn also took part in the opening ceremonies, standing on the field during player introductions and the national anthem. He even had the unforgettable honor of waving the Eagles flag to fire up the crowd and trying on a Super Bowl ring.
During the game, Dayohn enjoyed amazing seats as he watched the Eagles defeat the Giants 38–20. Go Birds! After the game, he was treated to a private meet-and-greet with Saquon Barkley in the Lincoln Lounge, where Barkley and his family spent time with Dayohn, signed his football, and gave him a signed jersey.
After the whole experience, Dayohn said “I am very inspired by the players and their stories which gives me motivation and drive to pursue my own football dreams.” The experience, made possible by the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Eagles organization, was truly unforgettable. They went above and beyond to make Dayohn’s day extraordinary — celebrating his strength, his love for football, and his inspiring spirit.
On Wednesday, Mrs. White, Mrs. Renee, and Mrs. Danielle’s class at Petway Elementary School had an exciting Pumpkin Investigation 🎃
Students explored pumpkins up close and made some fun discoveries. They talked about what pumpkins look and feel like, and even looked inside! The children described how the inside felt slimy and even noticed that the seeds were slippery. They also observed that the pumpkin's color was bright orange on the outside and a lighter orange inside. Everyone had a wonderful time exploring and learning through this fall-themed science activity.
Students explored pumpkins up close and made some fun discoveries. They talked about what pumpkins look and feel like, and even looked inside! The children described how the inside felt slimy and even noticed that the seeds were slippery. They also observed that the pumpkin's color was bright orange on the outside and a lighter orange inside. Everyone had a wonderful time exploring and learning through this fall-themed science activity.
Just a reminder of our schedule next week!
Takye Ledbetter, an 8th-grade student in Miss Welden and Ms. Franco's ELA class at Pilla, wrote and published a short suspense story called "The Girl In My House." After reading and analyzing stories written by Edgar Allan Poe, Takye was inspired by the use of suspense strategies and descriptive language employed by Poe, which helped him create his own unique tales. Takye recently produced and acted out another short story for his classmates during ELA.
We are so Pilla Proud of Takye!
We are so Pilla Proud of Takye!
Thank you to VHS Assistant Principal Mr. Hall for sharing some highlights from VHS Homecoming over the weekend, along with the recent Mentor on the Green assembly, led by James Cooper and Dan Sinclair, which stressed the importance of attendance.
Vineland High School is hosting its annual Holiday Craft Show on Saturday, November 22, from 10am-2pm at the VHS Asselta (South) Building. Tons of fun for the whole family!
Congratulations to the following students who are winners of the VHS Library Bookmark Contest!
Staff Choice and Best Follows Theme: Sarith Ramirez
Fan Favorite: Sydney Damian
Most Creative: Isadorah Capulin
Pictured are Staff Choice and Best Follows Theme: Sarith Ramirez and Fan Favorite Sydney Damian
Staff Choice and Best Follows Theme: Sarith Ramirez
Fan Favorite: Sydney Damian
Most Creative: Isadorah Capulin
Pictured are Staff Choice and Best Follows Theme: Sarith Ramirez and Fan Favorite Sydney Damian
Students from All Kids First Preschool enjoyed a fall field trip to Duffield’s Farm Market, where they picked pumpkins and experienced a day of seasonal fun.
The teachers and students at D'Ippolito Elementary School are holding our ninth annual Great Bedtime Story Pajama Drive to benefit children. We are collecting from our students and families, and we are trying to reach out to the community to get more pajama donations to help kids in need. Anyone who would like to donate may mail new pajamas to D'Ippolito Elementary School, 1578 N. Valley Ave., Vineland, NJ 08361. We greatly appreciate any and all donations!
Our drive will run from Monday, November 3rd, through Friday, December 5th. Only brand new pajamas will be collected in all sizes from newborn through adult. The pajama drive is organized in partnership with Pajama Program, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and supporting a comforting bedtime routine for children affected by instability in order to help them thrive. Once our donations are reported to Scholastic, they will pair each set of pajamas collected with a new book, and through The Pajama Program, will be donated to a local organization. Last year, 206 sets of pajamas went to Williamstown Head Start, located at 245 Glassboro Road in Williamstown.
D'Ippolito students who donate a new pair of pajamas will be able to wear their own pjs to school on Tuesday, December 23rd, as a reward for their generous gifts.
Our drive will run from Monday, November 3rd, through Friday, December 5th. Only brand new pajamas will be collected in all sizes from newborn through adult. The pajama drive is organized in partnership with Pajama Program, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and supporting a comforting bedtime routine for children affected by instability in order to help them thrive. Once our donations are reported to Scholastic, they will pair each set of pajamas collected with a new book, and through The Pajama Program, will be donated to a local organization. Last year, 206 sets of pajamas went to Williamstown Head Start, located at 245 Glassboro Road in Williamstown.
D'Ippolito students who donate a new pair of pajamas will be able to wear their own pjs to school on Tuesday, December 23rd, as a reward for their generous gifts.
In honor of Fire Safety Month, kindergarten classes at Mennies Elementary School spent the week learning all about how to prevent fires and stay safe in an emergency.
Students created informational flipbooks illustrating what can cause fires and how to stay safe at home and school. They also made their very own fire truck crafts, complete with bright red engines and ladders — a fun way to connect creativity with real-world learning and even practiced stop, drop, & roll!
The highlight of the week was a special visit from the Vineland Fire Department. 🚒 Firefighters talked with students about the importance of fire safety, explained how their equipment works, and showed off their impressive red ladder truck. The children loved getting an up-close look and asking questions about what firefighters do to keep our community safe.
We are so grateful to the Vineland Fire Department for taking the time to visit and inspire our students. Thank you for helping our kindergartners learn to be brave, prepared, and fire safe! ❤️👩🚒👨🚒
Students created informational flipbooks illustrating what can cause fires and how to stay safe at home and school. They also made their very own fire truck crafts, complete with bright red engines and ladders — a fun way to connect creativity with real-world learning and even practiced stop, drop, & roll!
The highlight of the week was a special visit from the Vineland Fire Department. 🚒 Firefighters talked with students about the importance of fire safety, explained how their equipment works, and showed off their impressive red ladder truck. The children loved getting an up-close look and asking questions about what firefighters do to keep our community safe.
We are so grateful to the Vineland Fire Department for taking the time to visit and inspire our students. Thank you for helping our kindergartners learn to be brave, prepared, and fire safe! ❤️👩🚒👨🚒
