News & Announcements

Secaucus Middle School will be hosting it's annual fifth grade orientation on Thursday, June 13th at 5:00 p.m. in the PAC . This is a wonderful opportunity for both you and your child to learn about his or her new school, tour the building, as well as meet some of the school staff, the principal, administrators, and several teachers from various disciplines. Please RSVP, via this form, by Tuesday, June 11th. We look forward to seeing you there!

Mrs. Bartletta’s 3rd graders are researching information on their chrome books and learning how to create google slides for their Rainforest projects.

Mrs. Ngo’s class won a Game Board Party!
Third grader, Angela, was the bucket filler winner!

Mrs. Harrsch's class learned about the Revolutionary War. Students selected a battle, person, or symbol to research and then presented a speech dressed as their character, created a diorama, or a made a poster to demonstrate their knowledge.

The students in Mrs. Wurst’s second grade class are busy learning about germs during health.

Clarendon's Memorial Day tribute to our service men and women.

Clarendon school’s fourth grade students enjoyed a fun filled day learning and exploring at the Museum of Natural History in New York today.

The thirds graders spent their morning at Secaucus Town Hall. They learned about the town government and departments, toured the building, visited the mayor’s office, visited the police department and jail cells, and even participated in a mock trial with the real judge! Thank you to all the people involved in making this event possible.

The Clarendon 4th and 5th Grade Chorus just earned a rating of superior at The High Note Festival on Friday, May 3rd. After singing two of the songs from their concert program, the students received a trophy, listened to a HIgh School Choir from Connecticut and then boarded the buses for a day at "Six Flags Great Adventure".

The students in kindergarten are learning about two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes. Students also learned that modeling was the best way to examine a three-dimensional shape. Here, some students pose with their self-created cubes using clay and straws.