School No. 9 Holds Annual Winter Concert
Deerfield School No. 9 held its annual Winter Concert for band, orchestra, and chorus on Thursday, December 5th. Pictured is music teacher Mrs. Melanie Reis conducting the chorus during their performance of The Holiday Season
LHS Teacher Achieves Doctorates at Rutgers University
Linden High School Language Arts teacher, Patricia Tartivita, now Dr. Tartivita, successfully defended her dissertation at Rutgers University today. Her dissertation, ” A Fish in Water: Implementing an Induction and Mentoring Program for Novice Teachers and Mentors at a High
LHS Girls Volleyball Team Recognized for Championship Win
The Linden Board of Education recognized the Linden High School Girls Volleyball team at the November 26th meeting. The LHS Girls Volleyball team are the 2013 Union County Conference Valley Division Champions. Congratulations!!!
Soehl NJHS Assists in LINCS Thanksgiving Food Drive
The Soehl National Junior Honor Society braved the cold temperatures the weekend of Nov. 23-24, while they assisted the LINCS Food Pantry at their annual Thanksgiving Food Drive. The students spent time at the Clark Shop Rite collecting monetary and
School No. 8 Students Celebrate Career Day
Students at School #8 participated in Career Day where they dressed for success in outfits representing their future profession. Pictured here are students from Miss Mifsud’s third grade class and Ms. Gil’s kindergarten
School No. 6 and all of Linden Public Schools participated in American Education Week. School No. 6 participated in hosting an Educator for a Day.
This unique educator shadow opportunity pairs community and business leaders with various educators at School No. 6 for several hours and helps them gain a better understanding about our schools and how we foster individual learning opportunities. This is an annual event at School No. 6 and in Linden, celebrating partnerships and leadership among our students, schools, and community.
By swapping ideas with our school educators, community participants can help strengthen the vital connection between business/community and our schools.
All of the participating institutions hope to continue to foster the bond between parents, students and schools throughout the year.
Jim Durusso, a Reliabilty Engineer, from PSEG Linden Combined Cycle giving and overview of power production
School No. 6 and all of Linden Public Schools participated in American Education Week. School No. 6 participated in hosting an Educator for a Day.
This unique educator shadow opportunity pairs community and business leaders with various educators at School No. 6 for several hours and helps them gain a better understanding about our schools and how we foster individual learning opportunities. This is an annual event at School No. 6 and in Linden, celebrating partnerships and leadership among our students, schools, and community.
By swapping ideas with our school educators, community participants can help strengthen the vital connection between business/community and our schools.
All of the participating institutions hope to continue to foster the bond between parents, students and schools throughout the year.
Jim Durusso, a Reliabilty Engineer, from PSEG Linden Combined Cycle, and Marsha Dolbrice of School No. 6 demonstrate together a model generator to light the bulb as classmates David Chaves and Qunitrell Dixon watch closely.
Mrs. Hoff's fourth grade class at School 5 is studying the human body. As a science experiment they jumped rope to see what body part moved. Pictured here is Denesha Norman and Da'Sean Ingram jumping while the class observes and records their movements.
Deerfield School No. 9 held its annual Winter Concert for band, orchestra, and chorus on Thursday, December 5th. Pictured is music teacher Mrs. Melanie Reis conducting the chorus during their performance of The Holiday Season.
Linden High School Language Arts teacher, Patricia Tartivita, now Dr. Tartivita, successfully defended her dissertation at Rutgers University today. Her dissertation, " A Fish in Water: Implementing an Induction and Mentoring Program for Novice Teachers and Mentors at a High School" is the culmination of her doctoral program. Pictured from left to right are her dissertation committee: Dr. Danny A. Robertozzi, Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Patricia Tartivita, Dr. Alisa Belzer, Rutgers University Professor and Chair of the Committee, and Dr. William A. Firestone, Rutgers University Distinguished Professor. The Linden Public School district is proud to recognize this outstanding accomplishment.
During American Education Week, 5th grade students at School No. 6 wrote persuasive essays on being the Principal for the Day. Two students were selected, Patryk Gregula and Tiera Le. They received from their principal a photograph of themselves sitting in her chair and a certificate of appreciation.
This Friday, December 6th, nearly 50 students from Linden High School will be performing at the Annual Christmas Tree Lighting at City Hall. Performing groups will include: The Dance Company, Madrigal Singers, Musical Theatre Touring Troupe and String Ensemble. Festivities begin at 6pm.
Inspector Dan Stanley teaches Joyce Evelyn Fitz some fire safety techniques, stop, drop and roll.
