I am thinking of you all and realizing more and more what an unusual spring break period this has been for us all.

In its fifth year, the Forces in Motion Expo, held in Little School’s Innovation Alley, features how our second-grade students are learning about forces and gravity and tying in our STEAM disciplines in their learning processes.

Our school’s orchestra and superchamber recently performed live in the New Jersey Performing Arts Center’s Prudential Hall Lobby as a prelude to a concert featuring renowned conductor and violinist Joshua Bell and London’s Academy of St Martin in the Fields, known for its fresh, brilliant interpretations of the greatest classical music. 

This weekend's “Summer on a Sunday” event is postponed until further notice. Please read about our Summer Explorations program here.

Last week, The Elisabeth Morrow School held its third Disability Awareness Fair. Led by Little School Librarian Cindy Cohrs-Brandt, fourth-graders spent the last several weeks focused on the world of disability through literature, discussions, research, and presentations.

On a recent Thursday morning, sixth-grade students participated in the Greek Olympics, an annual tradition at The Elisabeth Morrow School.

Fifth-, sixth- and eighth-grade science teacher Stephanie Nebel recently contributed a personal story to the Gardner Carney Leadership Institute (gcLi) website. 

The public health threat caused by coronavirus is now considered high, both globally and to the United States.

German pretzels, Greek salad, sushi, and rugelach. Oh my!

We are currently accepting applications for the following full-time positions.

Bergen County Executive James J. Tedesco III and the Board of Chosen Freeholders, in partnership with the Bergen County African American Advisory Committee, presented Head of School Dr. Maureen Fonseca with an award for Education Contribution during this year’s Black History Month celebration on February 11, 2020.

Cello teacher Ani Kalayjian held the first concert of the second season of the Carriage House Concerts music series on Sunday, February 2 at the Woman’s Club of Englewood.

Fifth and sixth grade students transported audiences to the Arabian desert kingdom of Agrabah for the year’s musical, “Aladdin Jr.,” that took place Thursday, January 30 and Friday, January 31 in the Cohen Center.