CLARK — Superintendent Kenneth Knops speaks to Valley Road School Students during an end of the day assembly program during Read Across America Week.
Eighth Grade Students Visit Washington D.C.
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EDISON — From Tuesday, March 8 to Friday, March 11, eighth graders from the Wardlaw-Hartridge School in Edison traveled to Washington, D.C. with chaperones Christine Cerminaro, Tom Gilbert, Tanda Tucker and Lee Nicholls.
Plainfield Teen Receives Art Award
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EDISON — Gale Goldman, Upper School art teacher, presents Wardlaw-Hartridge School senior Shi Woo Yu of Plainfield with an honorable mention certificate from the 32nd annual duCret School of Art High School Students Art Show.
Trinitas Announces New Agreement With Aetna
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ELIZABETH—Aetna and the Trinitas Regional Medical Center announced a new long-term agreement on Friday that will keep the Medical Center in network, without interruption, for all Aetna members.
Benedictine Academy Students Visit UN
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ELIZABETH—Students from Benedictine Academy in Elizabeth, an all-female Catholic college prep high school, traveled to the United Nations in Manhattan.
Home Grown
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EDISON — Alan Weinberg, founder and owner of Alan’s Orchard in Westfield, describes to the newly formed Green Club of The Wardlaw-Hartridge School the benefits of his grocery store that secures local and sustainable food products from New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.
Coleman Graduates Basic Training
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Army Reserve Pvt. Keturah Coleman has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
Wardlaw-Hartridge Cheerleaders Soar in Eastern States Competition
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HACKENSACK — On February 27, the Wardlaw-Hartridge School’s cheerleading team traveled to Fairleigh Dickinson University in Hackensack to compete in the Eastern States Cheerleading Championships for the third year. The Rams competed in six individual divisions and two team divisions.
Sister Act
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EDISON — Anna Razvi of North Brunswick, a second-grader at The Wardlaw-Hartridge School (right) reads to her younger sister Simrah Razvi from the Junior Kindergarten class during Dr. Seuss Day on March 2.
