On April 1, 2010 it's Census Day. Dr. Anderson invited Mayor Fried to our school to let us all know how important it is for our families to fill out Census forms. Mayor Fried said that the Census allows the government to know how many people are in a town. Then services and supplies can be provided adequately. There is no stamp required for the Census form. It takes less than five minutes to fill in the form. It's everyone's responsibility. It happens every ten years. Let's all do our part.

Karyn

Make sure your kindergartener knows how to dial 911. Paulo did and he saved his father! One morning Paulo noticed that his father was not feeling well. "He was acting weird." Paulo called 911. He said that his father was not behaving like his normal self. As it turned out, Paulo saved his father's life. His father is diabetic and he needed medical attention. An ambulance arrived and Paulo's father was given emergency care. Paulo was given an award, but his best reward is having his father well again!

Danny

ARBOR DAY
           
  This year there was an Arbor Day celebration at Edgemont School. It was great!  Many people performed. The art teacher of Edgemont school had the whole school make windmills. Ms. Plaskow and Ms Fechner?s classes recited very nice poems about spring. Cassia and Olivia sang, ?Send it On.? Linez played the guitar. Peter, Charles, Kenneth and William played the drums. We had to gather around a very small tree.It was a Japanese Maple.  It was given to our school from the Montclair township. We planted it on our front lawn. IT WAS AWESOME!
         
BY
          JONAH B.

The school play, "Peter Pan," was a smash hit. Everyone had great costumes. Thre was a shadow, fairy dust and there was flying! The acting was phenomenal. The dancing was outta sight and the singing was outta this world! 

Interview with our Treasurer Paige Oliver


PC= PAULA CANO
PO= PAIGE OLIVER

PC: After you won who congratulated you first?
PO: Mrs.Lepari.
PC: How did you prepare for your speech?
PO: I read it over and over again.
PC:Do you think you guys can make a difference?
PO: Yes
PC: Do you deal well with the other people in the student council?
PO: Yes I do
PC: What is the next project coming up?
PO: I think a sale, a bake sale



Interview with our secretary Jane Carino

PC: PAULA CANO
JC: JANE CARINO

 PC: After you won who congratulated you first?
JC: Paige Oliver
PC: How did you prepare for your speech.
JC:I practiced in front of a mirror.
PC: Do you guys think you can make a difference?
JC: We have a lot of good ideas that can get good profits.
PC: Do you deal well with the other members of the student council?
JC: Yes
PC: What?s the next project coming up?
JC: A bake sale

MEETING OUR NEW  PRESIDENT


C= Cassia
P=Paula

P: How did you prepare for the speech?

C: I practiced very hard and it turned out very good.

P: Did you think you would win?

C: No, actually I thought my idea was too cheesy for the students.

P: What is the first thing you plan to do?

C: First I plan to do something called the Eco- friendly Napkin project.

P: Do you plan to make the computers and all classes more eco-friendly?

C: Yes, when I figure out how.

P: Were you nervous before your speech?

C: Totally! I didn?t even think I could speak.

P: How did you feel after your speech?

C: I felt amazing.

P: Did any of the other runners comment on your speech?

C: I got some good comments.

P: Did any of the other runners congratulate you after you won?

C: Yes! I also congratulated them whether they won or not because they had the faith to do something big.

P: How did you feel after you won? Did you cry?

C: I felt amazing and yes I did cry.

P: Who congratulated you first ?

C: One of my BFF?s, Olivia Cailliarec gave me a big hug while I was crying. Actually she was  crying with me too!