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Winter 2023 / Spring 2024
This video featured courageous past students who shared their educational experiences, the challenges they faced, and the triumphs they achieved during their time at The Community School.
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Winter 2023
Dysgraphia is a learning disability that affects writing abilities and motor skills. The signs of dysgraphia vary depending on the individual, and treatment depends on the individual.
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Winter 2023
Parents must be able to recognize the signs and symptoms of ADHD in their children so that they can get the help they need.
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Winter 2023
Through our fantastic high school special education curriculum, we provide our students with a balanced approach to learning that caters to their individual needs.
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Winter 2022/2023
You may have heard the term "small group instruction" tossed around in high schools. But what does it really mean? And why is it important?
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Fall 2022
Does your child struggle with a learning difference? Find a study method that works for your child.
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Fall 2022
We offer high school special ed programs that benefit students with learning differences.
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Fall 2022
If your child has been diagnosed with ADHD or dyslexia, you may feel overwhelmed and unsure of your options.
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Summer 2022
If your child is suffering from student anxiety about back-to-school, you can do a few things to help ease their worries.
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Summer 2022
Our lower school’s special education services at the Community School are designed to help students with learning differences achieve their academic potential.
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Spring 2022
Many parents and educators struggle with how to help a child with ADHD focus in school.
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Spring 2022
As the parent of a child with different needs, you may be wondering if it is worth sending your child to a school for special education.
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Spring 2020
We continue to offer instruction tailored to address each student's individual needs and learning styles.
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Spring 2020
Forensic Science students use 12 handwriting characteristics to solve a crime. Their only clue—a ransom note!
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Winter 2019
A Junior At Community High School Was Sworn In As A Volunteer Junior Firefighter.
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Fall 2019
The Senior Broadcast Communications class examines the process from pre-production to production and post-production roles.
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Fall 2019
For the last two years, we've been having each student paint one or more rocks to put in the garden. The students love it!
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Fall 2019
A team-building exercise to teach and develop collaboration, innovation, and creativity.
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Fall 2019
Adverse Events Associated with Behavior Management Training for Families Experiencing Parent-ADHD Teen Conflict.
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Summer 2019
Our ninth grade students were given the task to engineer and design earthquake-resistant buildings.
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Summer 2019
Community High School Senior Luncheon at Biddy O'Malley's in Englewood, New Jersey. Many are on their way to NY and NJ colleges, and beyond!
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Spring 2019
High School Special Education Teacher, Kathy Grabowski's Living Environment II class completed a unit called, The Animal Body: An Evolutionary Journey which explores the dissection of a clam, starfish, and shark.
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Spring 2019
Selected Community High School seniors attended the New Jersey Department of Education, Office of Special Education regional Dare to Dream Student Leadership conferences at William Paterson University.
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Spring 2019
Our students toured the Rescue Unit where Fire Chief Ferry demonstrated the use of life-saving equipment.
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Spring 2019
Every year, NYC Students are eligible to apply for the Summer Youth Employment Program through the Department of Youth and Community Development. All students who live in New York City and are between the ages of 14 and 24 can apply. This program offers career exploration opportunities and paid work experience.
Application deadline is April 26, so hurry!
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Spring 2019
Annual Benefit Fashion Show at the Teaneck Marriott at Glenpointe in Teaneck, New Jersey.
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Spring 2019
Community High School's talented Drama Department performed Brighton Beach Memoirs, on Friday, April 5th.
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Spring 2019
Lodi, NJ Smashburger Outing
Our Career Discovery trip to Smashburger in Lodi, NJ gave our students an introduction to the food services industry.
Manager Don Baker explained to our students various aspects of his job, including responsibilities to corporate, his Smashburger location, his employees and his customers. In addition, Don discussed what he looks for throughout the hiring process and his expectations for his employees.
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Spring 2019
Urban Air
Community High School's sophomore class visited Urban Air in South Hackensack. Students enjoyed their time by jumping on the open trampoline areas, battling on the balance beam, rock climbing, dodgeball and obstacle courses. The students took the opportunity to strengthen relationships with their friends, as well as create new memories and bonds with others in their class. Our trip to Urban Air was a success defined by the laughter, fun, smiles and great memories made.
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Winter 2019
The Spirit Committee at the Lower School has had an exciting year so far! We started the year with two back to back Spirit Days in October, Character Day and Orange and Black Day.
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Winter 2019
Career Discovery Trip to Teaneck Police Department
The Career Discovery program's trip to the Teaneck Police Department, located in Teaneck, New Jersey, allowed our students to explore a career in law enforcement.
A police officer's daily task would be maintaining orders to keep their community safe. A typical day of a police officer is assisting in emergency scenes, responding to burglaries, and monitoring the roadways. This could include handling accidents and stopping cars for traffic violations. For every incident that occurs the officer has to file a report.
On our tour of the police facility, we toured the communications room, processing areas, and prisoner cells. Our students learned about the technology used in the building and the police vehicles.
We are grateful for the opportunity to visit the Teaneck Police Department.
