In The News
- Don’t be a bystander, be an ‘Upstander’
- Scholarship gives life to LHS custodian’s dream
- Linden fire chief joins LHS students for 9/11 tribute
- Take a tour of new-look Soehl Middle School
- #LindenFirstDay captures excitement of September
- Love for students a key theme at district Launch
- Sneak preview of LHS marching band’s fall show
- ‘Tiger’ pride is now truly citywide
- Benefactor gives big boost to NJROTC fundraiser
- Data teams analyze test scores to boost student skills
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"One of the most gifted athletes ever to put on a Linden uniform" will have that uniform retired this season. Linden football will retire No. 91 in honor of Jets star Muhammad Wilkerson, a member of Linden High School Class of 2007 who continues to give back to the community. Read more about this Tigers legend: www.linden.k12.nj.us/?p=4812
Enjoy a great family style meal while supporting our Superintendent Scholarship Fund at our second annual fundraising dinner on Oct. 13. The fund has raised thousands of dollars in scholarships for Linden High School seniors over the past couple of years. Scholarships are awarded to seniors who plan to enter the field of education or have displayed outstanding character.
The City Council honored the Linden High School National Honor Society on Tuesday night. The students were given a proclamation that recognized them for their academic achievement, leadership, character, and volunteer service within the community. Their achievements make all of Linden proud!
The next da Vinci? Giovanni Palmucci, a 7-year-old art prodigy from School No. 1, will be the youngest artist on display at the Culture Crawl art festival in Rahway this weekend. Great job and good luck, Giovanni! Learn more and get a sneak peak at his art: www.linden.k12.nj.us/?p=4787
As part of national Dads Take Your Child to School Day, School No. 2 in Linden held its first “Walk and Talk With Dad,” event on Tuesday. The event gave fathers a chance to play with their kids outside, before bringing them in for breakfast and dropping them off at class. And it gave the school the chance to thank them for all their work and to let them know they matter, too. Principal Atiya Perkins was “delighted” to announce that more than 300 fathers attended the event. Learn more about this emotional and inspiring morning at www.linden.k12.nj.us/?p=4772.