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LHS students spread joy for Chinese New Year
Happy Chinese New Year! Linden High School students made the rounds throughout the district on Feb. 22 to help younger students celebrate the Year of
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School 9 class explores history through ‘wax’ exhibit
Students at School No. 9 took on the roles of interactive museum pieces Tuesday, Feb. 13, in their wax museum presentation that allowed visitors –
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Student Ambassadors develop big ideas for LHS
Linden High School Student Ambassadors getting a tour of Superintendent Danny A. Robertozzi’s office after a meeting where the students offered their ideas to the
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School No. 2 principal inspires students, community
School No. 2 Principal Atiya Perkins has been chosen as this year’s Black History Month honoree by the City of Linden. She was recognized at
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Soehl teacher turns science lessons into ‘Magic’
Kimberly Leight, an eighth-grade science teacher at Soehl Middle School, has been honored as one of New Jersey’s “Teachers Who Make Magic” by the New
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School No. 6 fundraiser is a tale of the tape
School No. 6 Principal William Mastriano poses with students, from left, Francisco Flores, Ethan Melendez, Patryk Bator, Dominick Skwirz, and Alexia Gutierrez after being taped
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Google sends School 4 students on virtual Expedition
School No. 4 students using virtual reality viewers during a visit from representatives of Google who introduced them to their Expedition app, which allows users
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LHS students learn the truth about opioid threat
Union County Sheriff’s Officer Victoria Smith talking to Linden High School students about the dangers of heroin and prescription painkillers during a recent presentation of
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McManus robotics team impressive in first outing
The McManus Middle School robotics team made the most of its home-field advantage at a VEX IQ competition hosted at the school on Saturday, Jan.
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Training sessions offer fresh look at teaching methods
Linden Public Schools teachers and administrators recently took advantage of professional development sessions with Stefani Hite, right, an educational consultant brought in by the New