In continued support of our district goal to provide wellness opportunities for staff, the Nutley Family Service Bureau is hosting the following Mental Well-Being Workshops as part of their ongoing series.

March 
4th ‐
 7:00‐8:00
pm - 
Meditation
 & 
Movement

April 
1st
 ‐ 7:00‐8:00
pm - Unlocking
 Potential
 through 
Yoga

May
 6th ‐
 7:00‐8:00
pm - NeuroMovement: Connecting
 Mind
 and 
Body

June
 3rd
 ‐ 
7:00‐8:00
pm - Gentle
 Yoga/Senior 
Movement

Please enjoy the February issue of the Maroon & Gray by clicking here. 

Washington School's sixth grader, Vinuth Sumanasiri, entered a Scholastic contest and won Grand Prize, which was a visit  from Max Brallier, the author of the Last Kids on Earth series.  Mr. Brallier spoke to the sixth grade classes about his journey to become a writer, the writing process, and his ideas about the Last Kids on Earth series.  

Congratulations to Nutley High School students for participation in the 34th annual Mount Olive High School National Art Honor Society Invitational Art Competition.

Each year, the Mt. Olive Chapter of National Art Honor Society invites selected high schools to send 10 pieces of artwork to the competition for consideration in a number of categories: Drawing/illustration, painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, crafts and open.

Close to 400 students, parents and staff members came out last night for dinner and a movie. In partnership with the Nutley Educational Foundation - NEF, the District presented a screening of the documentary LIKE, focusing on the perils of social media and the impact of technology on our lives. A panel discussion followed with NHS students, staff members as well as key members from our community. Thank you to all who came out for the event and for all those who helped make it possible especially  Nutley Family Service Bureau and the Nutley Police Department. 

Many K‐12 school administrators, teachers and staff in New Jersey are concerned about the current outbreak of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019‐nCoV) and potential impacts to their school communities and wish to take appropriate steps to mitigate any risks. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is working hard to learn as much as possible about this 2019‐nCoV so that we can better understand how it spreads and characterize its associated illness.

The Nutley Public School District offers a free, full-day kindergarten program for residents of Nutley. Children must be five years of age by October 1, 2020.  Kindergarten registration for the September 2020 class will be held in the Nutley High School cafeteria from 4:00pm - 7:30pm according to your school zone as listed:  

March 3 - Lincoln and Radcliffe School 
March 4 - Yantacaw School 
March 5 - Spring Garden School 
March 9 - Washington School
March 10 - All schools