TRENTON – Gov. Chris Christie has signed legislation to bar those convicted of crimes from serving on school boards and requiring board members to undergo criminal checks has been signed into law.
EDISON – Current Wardlaw-Hartridge junior Aryaman Nichani spoke to his Upper School classmates on the morning of May 24 about his many years of visiting Special School for the Severely Orthopedically Handicapped (SSSOH) in Chennai, India.
EDISON – The Wardlaw-Hartridge World Language Department held its Induction Ceremony for the Language National Honor Societies in the Oakwood Room on Monday, May 23.
MADISON -- Christina Anna Partsinevelos of Clark received a Master of Arts Teaching degree from Drew University on Saturday, May 14, at the university's 143rd commencement.
RAHWAY -- During Franklin Elementary School's fifth grade science expo, Mrs. Corcoran's class shared their research and knowledge on careers in science.
SCRANTON, Pa. -- Lauren E. Bowers of Linden was among the 46 students earning doctoral degrees in physical therapy and 700 earning master's degrees from The University of Scranton, both of which are records for the Jesuit university.
MADISON -- Drew University has named the following students to its Dean's List for the Spring 2011 semester:
WESTFIELD – The Middle States Association Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools (MSA-CESS), based in Philadelphia, Pa., announced that Westfield High School in Westfield, accredited since 1928, recently earned re-accreditation through the Commission on Secondary Schools.
RAHWAY – Second grade students at Franklin Elementary School in Rahway recently studied the life cycle of insects.
YOUNG MAN IN CHARGE ... Matthew Raymonds of Warren, a second grader at The Wardlaw-Hartridge School in Edison, enjoyed his role as Lower School Head for the Day on May 20.
