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  • Valley Road Spring Concert 5/24/23

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  • VRS Holiday Concert 12/19/22

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  • VRS Spring Concert - 5/18/22

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  • Delayed Opening on Tuesday February 28th

    So as to err on the side of caution in light of the uncertainty with the weather forecast, all Clark Schools will follow a 90-minute delay tomorrow morning (Tuesday, February 28).  Below is a link to a document that lists the specific start times for each of our schools. 

    Delayed Opening Start Times.pdf 

    Please know that there will be no early morning classes or activities, including before care, at any of our schools tomorrow.

    Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.  Please be safe. .

    Valley Road Elementary School
  • VRS Holiday Concert 2021 - 12/8/21 at 7:00 PM

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  • Frequently asked Questions

    Below is a link to a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page that was prepared in response to the questions that were received since our Reopening of Schools Plan was released yesterday. Please visit this page on an ongoing basis as information will be added moving forward. New questions and answers will be embedded towards the bottom of the page. Due to the volume of emails that we are receiving, this document will be our response. Thank you for sending those messages as they are beyond helpful.
     
     
     
     
    On another note, please know that your responses to the child return to school input form are not binding at this point in time as we are still planning for our full remote option in light of the recently released State guidelines for that option. We are asking for those input forms to be submitted no later than this coming Monday (August 3) at noon.
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  • Bully Report State Self Assessment Results

    Please open the attached to see the District's Bullying State Self Assessment  Report Results

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  • Health Information

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VRS 5th Grade President's Award

    

 Presidents Award

VRS Family Fun Night

   

 Fun Family Night

VRS Art Show

      

 Art Show 2023

VRS School Supply Kits

VRS Spring Concert

    

 Spring Concert Info

 

LAW ENFORCEMENT APPRECIATION MONTH

     

  

23-23 District Calendar

2023 Kindergarten Registration

Camp Invention 2023

2022-2023 School Calendar

Tea with the Superintendant

Parent/Student Handbook

Google Classroom - Parent Directions

  

Valley Road School continued their annual fundraiser to support the Clark Volunteer Emergency Squad.  The students are invited to contribute $1 (or any amount) in addition to wearing a hat, in support of our squad.  This fundraiser has been an ongoing endeavor which teacher Lorraine Haney has organized for over ten years.  "This fundraiser has been very important to me personally, and I am so proud of our VRS students, families, and community for so generously supporting the Clark Volunteer Emergency Squad,"  expressed Mrs. Haney.  She has stated that she wants the students to understand that the ambulances they hear are there to help people, since often times children feel panicked when they hear sirens.  VRS PTA President, Mrs. Darlene Alicea, has also been very supportive of our "Hats On for the CVES" fundraiser. 

Pictured, from left to right:
Susan Alacchi from the CVES, Darlene Alicea - PTA President, Joseph Merlo and Charlotte Dinnocenzio from Ms. Cozzi's first grade class, Ed Grande Superintendent of Clark Schools, and Lorraine Haney VRS teacher.

  

Aladdin Jr.

Third and Fourth Grade Students at Valley Road School Learn to Grow Vegetables from Food Scraps

 Students in Mr. Beck’s fourth grade class and Mrs. Kozlowski's third grade class at Valley Road School learned about regrowing vegetables from common food scraps.  Students learned about what happens to food when they throw it out and how that impacts our Earth.  

Many types of vegetables and fruits can be regrown instead of being discarded such as celery, romaine lettuce, green onions, potatoes, carrots, and pineapple.  Students in both classes observed celery scraps and the leafy top part of a pineapple, while following the scientific method.  Students made predictions about the growth and have been observing and documenting the new leaf and root growth.  Once the plants have established the new growth, the classes will be planting the scraps in soil. 

 This activity was a really great way to get students thinking about where their scraps go, how it affects the environment, and what they can do to regrow their own vegetables at home.

    

Students in Mr. Beck’s fourth grade class and Mrs. Kozlowski's third grade class at Valley Road School learned about regrowing vegetables from common food scraps.  Students learned about what happens to food when they throw it out and how that impacts our Earth.  

Many types of vegetables and fruits can be regrown instead of being discarded such as celery, romaine lettuce, green onions, potatoes, carrots, and pineapple.  Students in both classes observed celery scraps and the leafy top part of a pineapple, while following the scientific method.  Students made predictions about the growth and have been observing and documenting the new leaf and root growth.  Once the plants have established the new growth, the classes will be planting the scraps in soil. 

 This activity was a really great way to get students thinking about where their scraps go, how it affects the environment, and what they can do to regrow their own vegetables at home.

Veteran's Day!

2020-2021 District and School Grade Report

School Self-Assessment for Determining Grades under the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights - District and School Grade Report