Education

UNION, NJ – Family, friends, public officials and colleagues came together at a retirement celebration for long time Union resident, former Union mayor and Superintendent of the Union County Vocational-Technical School, Peter Capodice.

Capodice, 67, joined the Union County Vocational-Technical School District in September 1999 as the School Business Administrator/Board Secretary.

SPRINGFIELD, NJ - The deadline is coming up fast to nominate a Springfield teacher for the Governor's Educator of the Year (GEOY) program.

In messages sent to parents over the last two days, Principals Dave Rennie of James Caldwell Elementary School, Michael Plias of Thelma L. Sandmeier Elementary school and Timothy Kielty of Florence M. Gaudineer Middle School each ...

SPRINGFIELD, NJ - As part of their presentations to the Springfield Board of Education (BOE), the principals at all five schools in the district provided updates on the efforts that had been made to integrate the Kinful program into the schools.

According to the Kinful website, the program is designed to improve student performance with a framework of social-emotional learning. In a ...

SPRINGFIELD, NJ - At Monday night's school board meeting, the Springfield Board of Education took the time to honor students throughout the district for their artistic talent. The selected winners from each school were presented with framed copies of their work in front of friends and family who came out to see them honored.

School board president Scott Silverstein said that he always ...

SPRINGFIELD, NJ - Verified with the Superintendents Office of the Springfield Public Schools, all student after school activities have been cancelled today due to inclement weather.

Please visit http://www.springfieldschools.com for additional information.

Respectfully,

TAPinto Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, NJ -  Anthony Delia, Paula Saha and Hector Munoz won the three open seats for Springfield's Board of Education. Delia, a former board president, received 2,123 votes, good for 26.27 percent of the electorate. Saha received 2,152 votes, which gave her 26.62 percent of voters. Munoz, the lone incumbent board member running received 1,969 votes, which gave him 24.36 ...