JFK Memorial High School celebrates student achievements and community events in April

Woodbridge Township schools are celebrating a month filled with educational achievements and community engagement, as highlighted during the recent Board of Education meeting. The meeting showcased a variety of initiatives and events that took place throughout April, emphasizing the district's commitment to student development and community involvement.

Among the notable highlights, students across various schools participated in activities to recognize Autism Awareness Month, while fourth and fifth graders showcased their talents in spring concerts. At School Number 18, students engaged in Earth Day celebrations by planting seeds, fostering a sense of environmental stewardship.

The district also emphasized family engagement through STEM family nights at School Number 19, where students and their families participated in hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math activities. This initiative aims to promote collaboration and a love for learning among students and their families.

In a display of community spirit, School Number 26's student green team participated in the Woodbridge Township Earth Day celebration, receiving a proclamation from the mayor. Their drama club is set to perform "Finding Nemo" for younger audiences, while the school raised over $1,100 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

Oaktree Road School took part in the Kids Heart Health Challenge, raising over $5,165 for the American Heart Association. This initiative included wellness activities to promote physical and mental well-being among students.

At John F. Kennedy Memorial High School, the community celebrated several milestones, including the induction of new members into the National Honor Society and the National English Honor Society. The school also hosted an all-star track meet for students with disabilities, showcasing inclusivity and support for all students.

The meeting concluded with a call for support for high school students preparing for AP exams, reinforcing the district's dedication to academic excellence. As Woodbridge Township schools continue to foster a vibrant educational environment, the community looks forward to the positive impacts of these initiatives on student growth and engagement.