As an extension of Cavallini Connections, Mrs. Donnelly launched a school wide service project for students.
During a February meeting of the “No Place for Hate” student committee at Bogert school, Ms. Senger collaborated with students about ways they could expand their efforts to make the school a respectful place where all students are treated fairly.
Mrs. Slacin, Reynolds school counselor, meets with small groups of students from each grade level on a weekly basis to support students through social-emotional learning.
During a February sixth grade community circle lesson, Mrs. Uzar and several 8th grade Cardinal ambassadors, led students in discussion and problem solving in connection to social conflict.
On Friday, February 10th, 6th grade students had the opportunity to get creative and find their passion through a variety of activities organized by the 6th grade team of teachers.
Students in grade seven had the opportunity to participate in a Social Studies iCivics game titled, “Do I Have a Right?” Students in Mrs. Goodman’s and Ms. Kaldawi’s class competed in this game, in which they take on the role as manager/owner of a law firm.
For World Read Aloud week, Reynolds students engaged in a variety of activities including “One School, One Book” and even had an opportunity to read to therapy dogs.
Dr. Repollet, the Commissioner of the NJ DOE, and Kimberly Dickstein, the NJ Teacher of the Year, celebrate Blue Ribbon recognition with Bogert! It was an incredible assembly!
Bogert staff kicked off a week long celebration of becoming a prestigious Blue Ribbon school.
