Jenine Kastner, Anti-Bullying Coordinator (jkastner@cpsnj.org) and Angela McVerry, Anti-Bullying Specialist (amcverry@cpsnj.org)
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Information about the New Jersey Interdistrict Public School Choice Program
Please join us for our SPRING CONCERT on Tuesday, June 5, 7:00pm in the gymnasium. See this flier for details.
Art on School Street: June 5th from 5:30 - 6:30. Please join us for a night of art celebrating the work your child has created throughout the year! Spring concert will follow at 7:00.
Be a part of a unique and colorful CPS community art project by “painting” your mark HERE. All are welcome to contribute to this amazing project! Keep visiting the link to see our progress as we add color to this work of art! http://paint.team/clinton/
Start planning for the summer! A flier about registering for the Bulldog Summer Sports Camp can be found here.
What should I do if I get sick with the flu?---Stay home for at least 24 hours after your fever is gone---Get plenty of rest---Drink plenty of liquids. Click here to learn more about the flu from the New Jersey Department of Health
Click here and scroll to 34:50 to listen to our superstar grade 2 faculty discuss service learning and STEAM from the WRNJ archive.
Each Tuesday, we will host a tutorial session from 8:00-8:30. All staff members will be accessible. You can sign up by clicking the Tutorial Sign-Up button under Shortcuts (on the left side of the homepage) and reserving a spot, or you might receive a notice from your child’s teacher. Once you have signed up for a session, the students are expected to stay until the 8:30 bell rings. In order to properly manage the session, we cannot allow for an unscheduled drop off. You must register in advance or receive an invite from the teacher. Click here to view a tutorial sign up video.
In accordance with the law (N.J.S.A. 18A:40-44(c)), school districts are required to distribute the Media Violence and Youth Impact pamphlet to the parents or guardians of students attending the schools of the district.
The District grade under the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act is a 78 out of 78. For the full report, click here.Each school self-assessment grade is rated on a scale of 0-78, with 78 being the highest score a school can receive. The district grade is an average of the school grades within the district. The scores reflect the school and district compliance with the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act and efforts toward implementing the law within their district. Clinton Public School is committed to earning high grades to ensure compliance and best practices.
The Clinton-Glen Gardner School District is a community who values traditions. Our MISSION is to nurture and cultivate each child to be a compassionate, curious, and creative thinker, entrusted and empowered to build and lead the future.
For information about the budget including the User Friendly Budget & Budget Presentation, click here.
For information about our Character Education program, see the Character Education page and read this letter.
