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Hillsdale Students Mark Arbor Day 2019

May 13, 2019 John Snyder

Ann Blanche Smith Elementary School celebrated Arbor Day with a traditional tree planting on May 2. From left to right are students Sabrina, Lila, Hope, Geoffrey, Justin, Tyler, Lian. The […]

Primoris Takes Elementary Math Gold

May 13, 2019 Staff

WESTWOOD—The elementary school math team of Primoris Academy became the 2019 New Jersey State School Champion of the MathLeague.org elementary state competition April 24, with local students represented. Many team […]

PVHS’s ‘The Smoke Signal’ Hauls in More Journalism Awards

May 13, 2019 Pascack Press

HILLSDALE, N.J.—Congratulations to Pascack Valley junior and “The Smoke Signal” staff editor Rachel Cohen, whose opinion column from this past November, “Actions speak louder than words,” about anti-Semitic graffiti at […]

STUDENTS SEEK RECORD RELAY: Annual Fundraiser Against Cancer May 18

May 13, 2019 John Snyder

EMERSON, N.J.—This year’s Relay For Life of the Pascack Valley marks Emerson Jr./Sr. High School’s second consecutive year hosting the event, and organizers say they’re excited for a huge turnout. […]

Northern Valley Regional Athletes To Play On

May 13, 2019 Northern Valley Press

NORTHERN VALLEY REGIONAL—After successful high school careers playing for Northern Valley Regional High School sports teams, district athletes who are college bound and committed to keep playing were celebrated at recent ceremonies. […]

County Pushes Training, Mapping for Schools’ Security

May 13, 2019 Michael Olohan

BERGEN COUNTY, N.J.—While state Department of Education guidelines to disburse nearly $350 million in state bond funding for school security projects is due soon, the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office continues […]

12 Students Charged in Dwight Morrow High School Brawl

May 3, 2019 Michael Olohan

ENGLEWOOD, N.J.—At least 12 Dwight Morrow High School students will face criminal charges due to a melee April 30 that began between two students and soon escalated, said Englewood’s deputy […]

Schools Wait on $100M in Lead Funds

April 30, 2019 Michael Olohan

TRENTON—A state Department of Education spokesperson said April 26 that “more details need to be worked out” before $100 million in approved grant funds are made available to help get […]

Student Production of ‘The Curious Incident’ Opens May 2 in Tenafly

April 23, 2019 Northern Valley Press

TENAFLY, N.J.—For this year’s spring production, the Tenafly High School is proud to present “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time,” the deeply thoughtful play by Simon Stephens, […]

Online Threat Leads to School Lockdown in Park Ridge

April 22, 2019 Staff

PARK RIDGE, N.J.—Students and staff sheltered in place for hours at Park Ridge High School on April 11 following a threat made online that administrators and police said was specific. […]