Sabater kindergarteners had a great time at Huffman Farms!
There are still tickets available for Sabater's Designer Bag Bingo! The event is TOMORROW and tickets are $30. Tickets will be sold at the door. Please see the flyers below for more information.
We're streaming the 2024 National Junior Honor Society induction ceremony live on our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/live/O0WuoQFxJsU?si=MZxGIvm2E-uH6Nr4
Congratulations to all of the inductees!
The Vineland Police Department and Vineland Public Schools joined forces on October 22 to host the 9th annual family fun night, held at Vineland High School. Hundreds of happy families decked out in Halloween costumes came out to enjoy the comfortable fall evening, where they were able to enjoy free food from Sodexo Food Service, hayrides, fun activities, and the main event - trunk or treat. Cars and service vehicles from city and county organizations and local businesses were decorated and on display as Halloween music filled the air and eager children raced to see how many treats they could collect that night. The event is always a highlight for the city and we look forward to next year!
More photos are available on our Facebook page.
VPS Broadcasting was also at the event and a short news piece is available on our YouTube page here: https://youtu.be/Ia9pVtC8bUM?si=KIhZ8r7HfuAgMtGa
Tiny Tots Preschool received a special visit from the Vineland Fire Department. Our Tiny Tots learned the importance of the Stop, Drop, and Roll technique! Along with that, our students were also able to tour the Fire Truck and learn about the various tools our Vineland Fire Fighters use on a daily basis.
Thank you to the Vineland Fire Department!
Petway students in Mrs. Nonnemacher’s and Miss McGrail’s classes joined forces for the Dancing Ghost science experiment. They mixed baking soda and vinegar, which sparked a fizzy volcanic eruption. The highlight was hoping to watch lima beans dance up and down, resembling moving ghosts!
Wallace is PROUD to announce our 2o24-2o25 Safety Patrol Officers:
Captain: Jaelah Moore
Lieutenant: Michael Kalowitz
Lieutenant: Devin Pettiford
Sergeant: Gianna Pettiford
Sergeant: Ava Scott
Congratulations to all of these students!
On Monday, Mrs. Trionfo and Mr. Cervi’s students were treated to a special surprise visit from Mrs. DeTetta, who came to spread awareness about dwarfism. During her visit, Mrs. DeTetta shared the most beautiful pictures of her daughter, Valentina, and read a heartfelt story that captivated the students.
In addition to the inspiring lesson, Mrs. DeTetta brought in some delicious green snacks, making the experience both educational and fun for everyone. The visit was extra special because next year, Valentina will be joining our school as a proud Rossi Owl. The students in A-15 are already looking forward to welcoming her to our school family!
Some of the 8th Grade Students at Thomas Wallace Middle School volunteered on Saturday, October 12th, to help with a Car Wash Fundraiser. The students worked hard and were able to raise money that will help with 8th Grade Events throughout the year. We thank the community and staff at Wallace for their support!
We're hiring!
The Vineland Historical Magazine has been published by the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society since 1918. Each year it features personal stories, family and historic messages, photographs and events. VHAS is now accepting stories about families as they relate to Vineland. Perhaps you witnessed an historic event and would like to express it in writing. Tell information about your culture and how Vineland was a part of it. Creative Vineland poetry is also welcomed. Submissions should be sent to VinelandHistory@gmail.com. They can also be sent to Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society, PO Box 35, Vineland, NJ 08362-0035. Please send in all submissions by December 15, 2024.
Kindergarten students at D'Ippolito took part in a Pumpkin Day! Students participated in team building activities, explored and described the inside and outside of a pumpkin using their five senses, used a ten frame and pumpkin seeds to count and model numbers 1-10, sequenced the steps to make pumpkin pie in a cup, decorated pumpkins with stickers, and pumpkin sticker letter matching. The students had a great time! Thank you to the local farmer, Steve Lombardi, who donated the pumpkins!
What a way to kick off the Homecoming Weekend! The VHS Dancers put on such a great performance this morning for their peers at the Pep Rally. They have spent countless hours rehearsing, and their hard work paid off! Ms. Hall is so proud of them!
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Mr. Albert Porter, a history teacher at VHS Asselta building, organized a visit from Mr. Ruben Bermudez, a lifelong Vineland resident and former mayor of Vineland. Mr. Bermudez shared his life experiences, including starting his business, Juvante Formal Wear, as well as his tenure in local politics. Students from Mr. Porter's African American Experiences classes, Mr. Breeses' Hispanic HIstory class, and Mr. Vera's US history class participated in this presentation which was held in the Asselta Library.
Congratulations to Zaria Gould, who was crowned Miss Monogram during today’s Homecoming festivities! A full story and photo gallery will be available soon.
Today is HOMECOMING! 🐔
Our parade kicks off at 10am at Christ the Good Shepard (Sacred Heart) Chuch and proceeds down Landis Ave. until we reach Gittone Stadium.
The Fighting Clan will take on Highland High School at 1pm and look to add on another win to their season! Be sure to be in your seats or tune in on VPS Broadcasting for the crowning of Miss Monogram at halftime.
If you can't make it out in person, the game will be streamed on our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/live/Q1VUaW0LrH8?si=gd05oM3ApNmzcwXq
Students and staff at Little Lamb Preschool were able to enjoy real-life world experiences on a Duffield trip to the farm market. Parents, staff, and teachers were able to enjoy a pumpkin-picking hayride and learning about animals on a farm. This trip was followed by a visit from Miss Gloucester County Titleholder Faith Pierre Charles, who read a story to our students about being accepted and celebrating everyone’s differences. Children were able to understand that we are all unique and carry a special gift inside of us, and it is OK to accept others for their unique features and talents.
Mennies School named the Safety Patrol leaders this week, along with the first Gold Badge winners of the year.
The 2024 patrol leadership consists of Co-Captains Kamila Ramos and Anthony Kalotia, Co-Lieutenants Mia Gonzalez and Ethan Calderon, Co-Sergeants Alana Castellini and Luke Zinckgraf!! These students have demonstrated initiative, problem-solving, and thoughtfulness while being leaders throughout their school!!
Gold Badge winners are Jacob Fuentes and Mia Gonzalez! These students earned their Gold Badge by being patrol members who go above and beyond their regular duty!
Congratulations on your achievements!!
Little Lamb students & staff celebrated the Week of RESPECT with a whole week of fun-filled learning and excitement! Little Lamb had a full week of engagement and culturally diverse activities to celebrate Italian Heritage & Hispanic Heritage Month. They started their week off with A pirate-themed magic show By Gary Saunders and a sports day celebrating “togetherness as a team.” They ended their week by wearing pink in honor of breast cancer awareness month as students celebrated being kind and supporting their friends and family.
Students in Ms. Baines' 7th grade Accelerated ELA class at Veterans Memorial School participated in a Mock Trial where they applied their knowledge of criminal trials and "The Tell-Tale Heart" to determine whether Mr. Narrator was innocent or guilty. Students conducted research on specific trial roles, the insanity plea, and prepared for the Mock Trial. One class found Mr. Narrator guilty while the other found him to be innocent through reason of insanity.
