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Notices from the Superintendent
The Valleyview production of Willy Wonka is quickly approaching! Tickets are available and on sale now. Order online here and pick up on Wed., May 16th or at the door the night of the show.
We want to remind you of a few important dates for the remainder of the school year:
Denville Schools are closed, May 28th for Memorial Day.
Valleyview 8th Grade Graduation will be held on June 19th at 7 PM at Morris Knolls High School.
The 2018-2019 Denville Schools District Calendar has been changed. The vacation day scheduled for February 15th has been moved to May 24th to provide us with a sixth snow day if needed. Please click here for the complete 2018-2019 District Calendar.
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Tickets still on sale now for Willy Wonka!
The Valleyview Valleyview Middle School presents Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory on May 17, 18 and 19. Tickets are $12.00/Adult, $10.00 student/senior/children, $5 for kids under 5. Click on the picture for more details.
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We are featuring a different school each week to keep you updated on events and happenings
throughout
the district. Please check your individual school's Friday Folders for school specific events.
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Lakeview News
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Friday Folders for Lakeview, Riverview and Valleyview
Valleyview School
Riverview School
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The Festival of Arts was a huge success! It was amazing to see the crowds circulating around the building. Families were talking about the awesome recorder and chorus performances led by Mr. Komorowski, posters designed by the students of Spanish speaking countries with the support of Senora Molina, or still trying to figure out experiments they saw demonstrated by students in Dr. Costa's room. Mrs. Huizing had Library projects on display using a variety of online resources and ExPO videos of the students creating origami creatures directed by Mrs. DeAngelo were being checked out in the Library. Families were in awe of artwork that was everywhere, thanks to Ms. Birnbaum and parent volunteers and the Let's Create Studio. Thank you to Mrs. Kelly who was on hand to answer questions about our instrumental program for third, fourth, and fifth grade students and parents. Many students were taking family members around, hoping there was still time to show off the Spheros in Mrs. Rothrock's computer lab or try-out obstacles in the Gym with Mr. Elko and Mr. Levin, or find their artwork on the wall. Great representation of Lakeview's Related Arts Team and the incredible success the students are achieving in their classes!
Lakeview School has completed another successful year with the implementation of two expanded programs. The programs were facilitated by members of the Child Study Team and School Counselors. The Peer Mentoring program entitled
LLL, Lakeview Lion Leaders has fostered social skills and friendships between students with special needs and general education students. The mentoring experience has fostered self-confidence and leadership skills for our
LLL. Students in grades four and five have been trained and participated in these exciting programs.
LLL worked with students in regular and special education classrooms as well as lunch/recess. They enjoyed engaging with students in preschool, Kindergarten, grades 1, 2 and 3.
The
SMILE program
Students Mentoring Incoming Learners for Ease has
welcomed incoming students to Lakeview School throughout the school year. The trained LLL have taken new students on tour, answered their questions & gave each student a "welcome pencil kit" filled with goodies. The kits were made by fourth & fifth graders.
Lakeview School celebrates the accomplishments of the SMILE and LLL. They affectionately refer to their mentees as their CUBS. After all they are our Lakeview Lions.
Mrs. Perjerrey, Mrs. Abel and three of their students,
Aileen Seyam, Vanessa Russo and Brooke Marino presented their Stem Kit, Kano, to the Board of Education at their last meeting. The students demonstrated their
Stem Kit, Kano, which the students used to build a computer and learn the components of a computer system.Stem Kit offers immediate differential learning in its operating system so when students log into Kano, they can access all of the apps and go through walk tutorials to learn about different coding language. All apps have challenges that range from basic, to medium, to advance. Stem is important because it empowers the student to solve problems using technology which is critical for them in their future careers. It is important to weave technology, creativity and coding across subject areas in order to promote deeper learning in engaging and hands-on way. Great job!
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Sustainable Sundays at Denville Farmers' Market
Support Valleyview's work with Sustainable Jersey. Come to the Denville Farmer's Market on May 6th or May 20th. Model solar cars and student displays will be exhibited. Please click on the picture for details.
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Denville PBA Fishing Contest
The 2018 Denville PBA William C. Covert, Sr. Memorial Fishing Contest will be held on Saturday, May 19 from 7:30-10:30 AM Rain or Shine. It will be held at Muriel Hepner Pond. Click here for details.
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Denville Kiwanis Bike Rodeo
The 4th annual Denville Kiwanis Bike Rodeo will be held on June 14th from 4-7 PM at Denville Municipal Building Parking Lot. There will be a police escorted bike ride, bike safety inspections and a bicycle and gift cards to win. Click on the picture for details.
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Summer Explorations - Deadline extended!
The Denville BOE is offering Summer Explorations at Riverview School. Students can choose from Aqua Explorers, Simply Delicious Summer, Slime Time, Summer LEGO and more! There are 5 weeks of classes starting on June 25th. Registration deadline is May 15th. Click on the picture for information and registration form.
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Call for Public Input for NJ's Next Generation of Statewide Assessments
The Department of Education
is announcing the launch of its outreach to obtain input from the public about how to best transition to the next generation of statewide assessments for students in elementary, middle and high school. The first phase of public discussion will begin in May. Click
here for details.
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Register for fall 2018 HUB Soccer
Registration for fall 2018 recreation soccer is now open. Children from PreK to 8th grade can join. The season starts September 8th. Click here for more information.
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Denville Hockey Registration Open
The Denville Blue Knight hockey registration is open for the 2018 season. Teams are co-ed and the season runs from September to February with playoffs in early March. Click on the picture for more information.
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Register for Denville Blue Angels Football
Registration for the 2018 Denville Blue Angels Football is now open! Football is a great team sport where kids will learn self-confidence, teamwork, discipline, perseverance and goal setting. There is a new online system for easy registration. Please click on the picture for details.
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Donate a Brick to the Playground
Support Project Playground 2.0 by donating a brick tor Gardner Field Playground. We are offering 4x8 bricks for $75 and 8x8 bricks for $150. Each brick is customized with text or symbols. Orders are due by June 1st. Click here for details.
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Kindergarten registration is now open
Kindergarten registration for the 2018-2019 school year is now available online. Please click on the picture to access the registration form.
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Denville Township Schools in the News!
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Denville Board of Education Meeting
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The Denville Board of Education held its meeting on April 30, 2018. Click the image to the right to view the meeting. Below is a link for information on upcoming meetings.
The new BOE meeting schedule for 2018 is now available.
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Contact Us
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Transportation questions?
Phone: 973-983-6530 ext 2427.
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Parent Portal Questions?
Please email:
[email protected] for questions regarding parent portal accounts.
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Job Opportunities with the Denville Board of Education
Click the link to the right to see current openings with the Denville Board of Education.
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