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Letter to EPS Parents About Incident of Attempted Luring Near School No. 2 (4-17-19)
The vigilance of all members of our school community is of utmost importance in keeping our community safe.
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December Students of the Month Ceremony
Winfield Scott School No 2 has a school-wide assembly every month to celebrate our Students of the Month. Our Elizabeth Board of Education President, Stan Neron, spoke to our students about the importance of their education, the decisions they make and offered words of encouragement.
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First Ladies Pinning Ceremony
The First Ladies of Jerome Dunn Academy School No. 9 was established in October of 2015. Ms. Jasmine Lee, Professional School Counselor at School No. 9, facilitates the program.
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This is Your Brain on Phones
Elizabeth Public Schools & Prevention links present on important topic for our community members. This forum will discuss the effects of smortphones and what we con do to ensure the health and well being of ourselves/ families and our community.
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EEA 15th Annual Poetry Festival
The Elizabeth Education Association FAST committee held the 15th annual Poetry Festival on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. We had 182 poem entries from grades 2-High School. 69 finalists from 16 Elizabeth Public Schools were chosen to recite their poem in front of four judges and over 150 adults and children.
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High School Teams Honored @ City Council Mtg
The Admiral William F. Halsey, Jr. Health and Public Safety Academy Rifle Team and the Elizabeth Boys Varsity Soccer team were honored by Mayor J. Christian Bollwage and the members of Elizabeth City Council at the City Council meeting on April 9 at City Hall.
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Elizabeth Forum 100 Years
On May 24, The Historical Society of Elizabeth conducted a forum on the city’s past and present in the Elizabeth Public Library. Students from Winfield Scott School No. 2, Joseph Battin School No. 4, John E. Dwyer Technology Academy, Elizabeth High School – Frank J. Cicarell Academy, Admiral William F. Halsey, Jr. Health and Public Safety Academy, and Thomas Jefferson Arts Academy participated in a discussion focused on Elizabeth in both 1917 and 2017, comparing what life was like during these two periods of time, including the concept of community, the impact of immigrants and of World War I on the community’s function and day-to-day living, and the process of civic engagement within the city shaping the development of local civic organizations.
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