'It's a Game... Know the Rules' is meant to serve as a reality check for families of student-athletes looking to play at the college level.
The school originally opened its doors in September of 1963.
Students wrote letters of appreciation to Staff Sergeant Robert Robertson who joined the Marines after the attacks of 2001.
Help your little one get a good start to the day with these easy-to-make, healthy morning meals.
Staff celebrated past success and discussed challenges and visions for the new school year.
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No more pencils, no more books. iPads, smartphones and other technology find their way into the classroom.
Yuri Diaz previously taught Spanish at ALJ and has been with the district for six years.
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We asked North Jersey Patch readers this week whether they bus their kids or drive them to school, and why.
Parents enlist the help of Suave for its ability to gently soothe and wash away the remnants of the game. Sponsored by Suave.
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Supplies will be donated to the children of St. Joseph's Social Services Center in Elizabeth.
You've bought the supplies (or not), you've got the new clothes (some of them), and like it or not, the first day of school is upon you. Here, some inspiration to get you ready for the year ahead.
Backpacks don't have to just look good, they have to feel good, too. Keep your child comfortable this school year by finding the right gear.
Superintendent Ken Knops says the candidates went through a rigorous interview schedule.
Katrina Anderson, who's coached at ALJ for 13 years, was described by the superintendent of schools as 'a living legend.'
Jaclyn Calo and Joseph Bonaccorso were chosen for achieving high academic standards and displaying leadership qualities in the school and community.
Watch grads and administrators give speeches and share advice.
Here, photos from last night's ceremonies.
The First Children’s School in Fanwood is a starting point for children who need highly specialized educational services for some period of time in their lives.
The class of 2013 has achieved in excess of 13 million dollars in academic scholarships and awards.
The girls added new dirt, mulch and planted flowers in the Valley Road School sign.
Preschool teacher Sharon DeAngelis was named one of 98.3FM's 'Teachers Who Do Magic.'
kTV filmed and broadcasted the presentation. Watch it here.
The athletes shared how their values of hard work, determination and dedication led them to where they are today.
Arthur L. Johnson High School's prom is this week! Share your prom prep photos and prom pics with Patch readers.
Marc Avena traveled to El Salvador with his church to assist schools, churches and villages, including in the MS-13 gang territory.
The preschool program is open to children who turn 3 or 4 by Oct. 1, 2013.
The car wash will be held Saturday, May 18, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Lincoln School, 400 Second Avenue.
Seniors Ryan Baron and Eddie Olenick will play football at Kutztown University, and Lauren Adamusik will continue her field hockey career at C.W. Post.
Students played musical instruments, hula hooped, danced, sang and performed comedy.
ALJ students helped organize various activities to celebrate the day with Clark preschoolers.
Two groups of Arthur L. Johnson's Advanced TV class students have moved on to the final phase of a video PSA contest for Prevention Links.
The Meghan Rose Bradley Foundation was established December 2004 in honor of the memory of Meghan Bradley, who passed away on November 7 after being diagnosed with brain cancer.
Sharon Osnato, sixth and seventh grade reading and language arts teacher, has earned the 2013 Distinguished Teacher Award.
The club was created to promote student involvement in after school activities.
“Both Arthur L. Johnson High School and the Clark School District are better off today as a result of the countless contributions Alison has made," said Superintendent Kenneth Knops.
Parlavecchio is one of only eight winners throughout the state.