News & Announcements

The Hour of Code was a huge success at Clarendon School. The global movement by Computer Science Education Week and Code.org reached tens of millions of students in 180+ countries through a one-hour introduction to computer science and computer programming. The children particularly loved coding with The Grinch and Dance Party this year.

Many classes recently earned a “Crayon Point Reward Day” after working hard in Art class! Students were able to choose from these stations: Playdoh Sculpture, Lego Architecture, Jewelry Creation, Stickers and Stencils, Observational Drawing, and Seasonal Character Drawing. Pictured are students in Ms. Spinelli’s & Mrs. Lamatina’s Kindergarten classes, Ms. Herrmann’s 1st grade class, and Mrs. Amato-Lewis’s & Ms. Hensle’s 2nd grade classes enjoying a variety of creative stations.

November Golden Bucketfilling Winners!!

Kindergarten-Isaiah Fisher
First Grade- Pranavi Guntura
Second Grade- Olivia Santos
Third Grade- Amritansh Jha
Fourth Grade- Sariah Rodriguez
Fifth Grade- Emmanuel Godah

Mr. Millevoi's 5th grade students enjoyed using the website KAHOOT to practice Adding/Subtracting decimals. It creates a fun environment to practice and reinforce decimal skills.

Get a chance to join our Parent Advisory
Committee, meet your child’s teacher, and discuss
our programs! 7PM, Room 185A, Secaucus High School

HUBER ST SCHOOL &
CLARENDON SCHOOL BINGO
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2018 6:00 PM
SECAUCUS SENIOR CENTER
101 CENTRE AVE
DOORS OPEN AT 5:30 PM
$5.00
ADULT SUPERVISION REQUIRED

FASHION TREND ALERT!
Check out the newest craze and must haves....Red Word Bracelets! They come in all different colors and can be tailored to your specific style and needs! Check out Ava, Mahek and Genevieve sporting their new and fashionable bracelets in Mrs. Biegler’s Class.

During math they channeled the Iroquois Tribe and played a game played by the tribe years ago. This was a way for them to learn to add multiple numbers, improve their memories, and learn the parts that make up 8.

Patricia Smeyers 5th Grade Teacher at Clarendon, had the opportunity to present with fellow NJ State Teacher of the Year Finalists at the New Jersey County Teachers of the Year Round Table Session at the NJEA Convention on Friday, Nov. 9. Her presentation including steps for Teacher Wellness and each participant left with a goal of improving their teaching career and overall health.

5th grade students in Mr. Sommer's technology class learned to code, while creating spooky Halloween animations, stories and games.
The kids also had fun with their friends when they collaborated and played their creations together!