Tomorrow (Mon 12/1) is the first school day of the month so that means its time for our monthly 4 PAWS assembly. And it's Grinch Day!!!!!
about 3 hours ago, Flocktown Kossmann
FKS - Reminder tomorrow (Wed 11/26) is Early Dismissal and Wolf Wednesday!!!!
5 days ago, Flocktown Kossmann
Toys for Tots is back! The WTPD and NJHS are hosting Toys for Tots. New, unwrapped toys can be donated at LVMS, police headquarters, or the Coffee Potter by 12/12.
5 days ago, Long Valley Middle School
❄️ Holiday Shop at the WTS TREPS Marketplace! ❄️
Join us on December 6th at Long Valley Middle School from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM for a shopping experience like no other!
✨ Over 150 AMAZING student-run businesses 🎁 Find unique, local treasures perfect for the holidays. ⏳ Items will sell fast—don’t miss out!
Happy Thanksgiving, and see you there! 🦃🎁
5 days ago, Washington Township Schools
FKS - Our 4th Grade garden club were able to reap the fruits (or vegetables) of their labor! They harvested some of the items they have been growing and created a healthy salad to enjoy. Great work!
12 days ago, Flocktown Kossmann
FKS - Please join us in celebrating the Winter Holiday season with our 15 days of Spirit! See the attached flyer for days and details.
12 days ago, Flocktown Kossmann
Thanks to impressive fundraising at the PTO's Fun Run, BAC students earned the treat of seeing Mr. Perruso and Mr. O'Connor skateboard and scooter down the hallways (while wearing inflatable costumes!) on Thursday! It was a fun afternoon with lots of laughter.
16 days ago, Daniel O'Connor
Cucinella honored our veterans this week. On Wednesday, veterans with the American Veterans Association Post 1776 joined students to raise our flag and sing patriotic songs. Many students also presented the veterans with cards and crafts showing their gratitude for their service. Fifth-grade students then had time to ask the veterans questions in their classrooms and learn about their experiences. It was great day! Thank you, veterans!
16 days ago, Daniel O'Connor
Honoring Our Heroes this Veterans Day
Today, Cucinella Elementary School proudly honors the brave men and women who have served our country with courage, dedication, and pride. Your sacrifices protect the freedoms we enjoy each and every day, and we are deeply grateful.
This morning, our students will participate in a moment of silence to reflect on the service and sacrifice of our Veterans. Throughout the day, teachers are leading classroom lessons and discussions focused on the importance of Veterans Day, helping our students understand what it means to serve, to sacrifice, and to show gratitude to those who protect our nation.
On Wednesday, we are honored to welcome members of the American Veterans Association of Washington Township Post 1776 for a Flag Raising Ceremony with the whole school and then a meet and greet with our 5th grade students. This special event gives our students the chance to thank local Veterans in person, hear their stories, and learn more about what it means to serve one’s country, just another example of how our school community comes together to honor and support our nation’s heroes.
From all of us at Cucinella: thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your love of country. ❤️🤍💙
FKS - It's Wolf Wednesday so let's see that School Spirit!!!! #GoWolves
26 days ago, Flocktown Kossmann
FKS - Tomorrow is Wolf Wednesday so let's see that spirit wear!!!!
about 1 month ago, Flocktown Kossmann
At FKS we held the first meeting of the Flocktown Garden Club recently!!! Students labeled the plants, refilled the water reservoir, trimmed the roots and learned about the plants all before having lunch together.
about 1 month ago, Flocktown Kossmann
Tonight (10/22) is the next Parent University at 7:00pm in the BAC Cafe! This Tech Talk is focused on a Parents' Guide to Technology at WTSchools! We hope you can join us!
about 1 month ago, Caralee Gately
📚 Library Media Center Grand Reopening
When the doors opened Tuesday morning, we hit the ground running, literally! Our beloved mascot Nellie helped us celebrate the grand reopening of our Library Media Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony (or more accurately, a ribbon running-through-ing!).
The space has been completely refreshed thanks to the incredible work of Ms. Brunetti and our dedicated PTO volunteers. Students’ faces lit up as they stepped into the newly redesigned space for the first time, there were smiles, giggles, and plenty of “oohs” and “aahs.”
Library and STEM classes are now officially back in the media center, and we couldn’t be more excited. While we’re still putting the finishing touches on the STEM Lab, it’s wonderful to see these referendum projects nearing completion. The new spaces are already inspiring curiosity, creativity, and joy in our students.
about 1 month ago, Benedict A. Cucinella
🐟 Trout in the Classroom Project
Wednesday brought science to life for our fifth graders, who received a special delivery from the Pequest Fish Hatchery, nearly 100 fertilized trout eggs! As part of the “Trout in the Classroom” project, students will raise the trout right here at school, learning about habitats, ecosystems, and life cycles along the way.
This hands-on learning experience is a favorite every year and gives students a unique opportunity to care for living creatures while studying the science behind their growth. A big thank you to Mr. Dave Jones, Mrs. Bridget Brown, and Mrs. Larissa Krul for coordinating this amazing program and bringing environmental science to life in our classrooms.
about 1 month ago, Benedict A. Cucinella
Scenes from around BAC during the past week!
about 1 month ago, Daniel O'Connor
We are excited to host our next Parent University on Wednesday, October 22, 2025 at 7:00pm in the BAC Cafetorium! Please join us for this Tech Talk: Exploring the Tools that Power Learning, providing a Parent Guide to Technology at WTSchools!
about 2 months ago, Washington Township Schools
What an amazing Fun Run on Friday!!! Thank you to our PTA and all involed for making it a great event as always. #GoWolves
about 2 months ago, Flocktown Kossmann
7th and 8th grade members of the National Junior Honor Society volunteered today with Grow A Row at Pittstown Farm harvesting potatoes. By the end of the day LVMS along with two other schools volunteering harvested 16,435 pounds of potatoes which means 67,000 people will get a serving of potatoes. Grow A Row is a non-profit organization with the mission of providing fresh produce to those that don't have the means to purchase.
