On Wednesday, December 18th, Mrs. Almanzar’s class at Sabater students enjoyed their gift-wrapping life skills lesson. They did a great job on their first try!
On behalf of Vineland Public Schools, we want to wish you all happy holidays, a restful winter break, and a Happy New Year. Please enjoy this year's Holiday Greetings!
https://youtu.be/0ZV4O2vbVvc
This holiday season, we are overwhelmed with gratitude for the generosity of the Gaetano family and the FIA Group. Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano created ten stunning food baskets packed with a variety of food and snacks for our Mennies students and their families. 🥖✨
Your kindness and thoughtfulness truly embody the spirit of the season and remind us all why this is the most wonderful time of the year.
Thank you for making a difference in our community!
On Thursday, December 19th, Petway’s kindergarten classes held a “winter tree” decorating event with students’ parents/guardians/grandparents. Adults and students were able to decorate a sugar cone with green icing, marshmallows, sprinkles, and M&Ms to replicate a winter/holiday tree. It was a great way to demonstrate one of Petway’s character traits, teamwork, as well as spread some holiday cheer among the students and their guardians.
Rossi Elementary School's safety patrol member ran a successful month-long toy drive for children in need in cooperation with the Dream Foundation. Thanks to the generosity of Rossi parents, family members, and community partners, Rossi's safety patrol was able to fill three donation bins.
A special thank you goes out to safety patrol advisor-emeritus Mrs. Lacretia Carson for initiating and coordinating the event each year and current safety patrol advisor Mr. Jeff Martine for his help facilitating.
Members of the Pilla NJHS partnered with the Animal Clinic of Millville to collect donations for the South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter as their December service project. The students presented the items to Melissa Doyle, Fundraising and Social Media Manager for SJRAS.
Hannah and Amanda demonstrated exceptional leadership and advocacy for their peers by organizing a successful Pajama Day for Johnstone School. They initiated the process by meeting with the building principal, Mr. James Pierce, to present their ideas and vision.
Taking ownership of the initiative, Amanda and Hannah developed the dress code criteria, determined the cost for participation, and rallied staff support to assist with payment collection. They also showcased their leadership skills by announcing the event to the entire school.
Thanks to their efforts, Pajama Day was a resounding success, and two new leaders have emerged at Johnstone Middle School. Their story reminds us all of an important lesson: always have the courage to speak up and pursue your goals with confidence!
Let’s continue to foster this spirit of leadership and initiative in our school community.
Check out the room 8 scientists at Mennies School! These scientists closed out their Science unit on circuits and electricity by working together using circuits to make noises and make light bulbs light up!
Students at Little Lamb celebrated holiday spirit week with lots of fun activities, including family Painting sessions, hot chocolate, and fun songs and games to bring in some Holiday Cheer!
The spirit of giving is alive and well at Mennies! We are incredibly grateful at Mennies for parent Omar Perez and Angie's Color Bar Hair Studio & Clients for his generous donation, which brought the magic of Christmas to life for our students. 🎅✨
Thanks to his kindness, a sleigh full of beautifully wrapped gifts was delivered, spreading joy and smiles throughout our school. 💝
Thank you for helping make this holiday season unforgettable for our Mennies family! We love making connections with our families and community! 💫
Mrs.Almanzar and Ms. Woodward’s students from Sabater Elementary School went to ShopRite for their community outing. Students had to find the items from their grocery list and write down the aisle or department they found it in and the price. They enjoyed it and were successful in completing their task. We are proud of our students. Community members mentioned how great it was that we do that with our class. We love our Vineland community.
Twenty-nine Vineland High School Students from AP Politics & Government and the Model Congress Club participated in the NJ Model Congress 'Party Day' at the NJ State House in Trenton on Friday, December 13. Sitting in the same desks and committee rooms as the state legislature, students competed with peers from a dozen other high schools to form three political parties, debate and write party platforms, and elect their party leaders. Students will next learn parliamentary procedure and write bills they hope to pass into law in March at the 2025 NJ Model Congress at Rider University.
Petway students from Ms. Dulap and Ms. McGrail's classes joined Mrs. Holt's class for some Holiday Science Experiments! The students placed candy canes on a plate of baking soda and then slowly added vinegar on top. Then, in a jar of vinegar, they added crushed candy canes and then slowly dropped baking soda into the mixture. The results were very different...
Try this to find your own results!
Mrs. Leone's class at Mennies Elementary School had a great time learning all about Christmas trees. They ended their lesson with a special treat- decorating their very own Christmas trees!
Happy Holidays from the Vineland High School Career and Technical Education Department!
This week, students in room 3 at DiBiase Preschool made Christmas countdown chains at small group time. This helped them practice their fine motor skills by cutting the chain pieces; then, they were glued to form a chain. The children counted how many days until Christmas break so they knew just how long their chain needed to be. Every morning at greeting time, they remove a link from their chain and count how many days are left until Christmas break!
The Vineland High School Jobs for America's Graduates (JAG) students attended the annual NJ JAG Leadership Development Conference at Rider University. Students participated in workshops for leadership skills with other JAG NJ programs from around the state.
On Monday, December 16, the Sabater Safety Patrol visited Spring Oaks assisted living facility. During the visit, the students colored holiday table covers, made 3D tree decor, and sang holiday songs with the residents. A merry time was had by all!
The Vineland High School Tanner Building admins and clerical staff want to wish everyone Happy Holidays!
Vineland High School RISE and JAG students earned community service hours at the annual Vineland Salvation Army Food and Toy drive, giving out food and toys to people for the Christmas Holiday!
