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 At the start of the school year during the Month of the Young Adolescent, students learned about the importance of understanding issues related to food insecurity, food deserts, and food waste. Through their research they learned about how different communities...

On Thursday, June 9, 2022, Fifth Grade students led the Middle School in our annual Brad Ost Memorial Blessing of the Animals Celebration. The event began with a moving performance of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” by Seventh and Fifth Grade, and then Fifth Grade...

This story was co-produced in collaboration with CivicStory and the NJ Sustainability Reporting project. HOBOKEN, NJ — When it comes to environmental stewardship, knowledge is power. Despite being one of the first municipalities in New Jersey to ban single-use plastic...

Students in Grade 8 have been studying the rich culture and geography of South America to gain a better understanding of the diversity of the Spanish-speaking world. They completed a digital escape room consisting of five puzzles to learn about the culture and unique...

What is a turtle?  This is a popular question in Sixth Grade! Turtles – in the context of the Sixth Grade Essential Questions class- are inspiring people who have overcome a challenge in their life and are now giving back to the community.  The year begins by...

Last week, First Graders at All Saints hosted their very own Waffle Inn! This milestone project involves the coordination and running of a restaurant specializing in waffles with all the fixings! A learning space is transformed into a waffle restaurant for the day. To...

Students in Grade 8 have been putting their linear function skills to work as they try to graphically identify the  temperature zones in which they would most like to live. After studying linear equations, linear inequalities, and systems of equations and...

In Grade 7, students completed a wheelbarrow project for their Design class. Each unit in the International Baccalaureate Programme has a statement of inquiry that guides the unit. For this unit, the students worked from the statement of inquiry: Designers construct...

Brrr it’s cold out there! Our Pre-K3 friends have been busy learning about animals that hibernate! They spent time learning about what hibernation means and exploring some animals that hibernate.  We explored their winter dens and practiced making our own winter dens...

Grade 5 French students were excited to learn about Carnaval traditions throughout the French-speaking world and create their very own Carnaval floats. As part of the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme Transdisciplinary theme of “How we express...

First Graders are naturally curious about the world around them and how and why things work. The First Grade science curriculum builds on this intuitive exploration of the natural world while introducing more formalized experimentation and opportunities for hands-on...

Grade 7 and 8 students participated in the Queer Youth Walkout on March 11 to protest anti-queer actions and legislation. The Student Alliance, an organization composed of LGBTQ+ students and their allies, organized the event in order to show their support for all...