Coolidge Media Center celebrates "Know-vember!" Know your Dewey Decimal System and Know graphic novel features- the students are busy with KNOWING new infomration this month!
Read Aloud - favorite time of our day!
5C rocks the Sicomac Strut!
Thank you to the Rotary Club for our dictionaries! Some of us won gift cards too!
Thank you to the Wyckoff-Midland Park Rotary Club for presenting and gifting Coolidge 3rd graders new dictionaries!
Fourth graders at Coolidge School have been learning about the Lenape tribe that settled right here in NJ! They made costumes and put on a short skit!
Some beautiful drawings from our fall art Connected Parent Series event at Coolidge School!
Coolidge Third Graders plan their writing using post-its to make a timeline. What colorful writers!
Birthday Book tradition for Luca today. We celebrate your fantastic imagination!
Fourth graders doing a STEM project building Native America canoes that float, tools that work, a covered wagon or a shelter.
Coolidge School students and parents enjoy a tranquil afternoon drawing festive fall scenes together! Wyckoff Connected Parent Series
Today, we honor the bravery and sacrifices of our veterans. At Coolidge School, we are grateful for their service and commitment to protecting our freedoms. Let's teach our students the importance of courage, service, and gratitude.
The Wyckoff School District honors all those who are serving or have served to protect and defend our country. Thank you, veterans!
Birthday Book tradition for Kate today. You plant seeds of kindness each day!
Enjoying Sicomac's beautiful outdoor classroom on a sunny November afternoon.
Today, Coolidge had our schoolwide meeting. Student council members introduced themselves and lead the meeting, we honored Veterans Day and our very own Officer Rob, and sang our pride song!
Team One congratulates its November Character Award winner and the other teams' winners. Our students are great!#teamonederful #charactercounts
KRO build with the outdoor blocks on this beautiful day
These apples at Sicomac look good enough to eat! Thank you Mrs. Goggi for guiding our first grade sculptures!
Fifth grade scientists collected soil samples from various locations around the school. They analyzed, compared, discussed and hypothesized.
