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Upcoming Events Community Family Night is Wednesday, March 19. This is a chance for families to come together and spend some time with one another. The Municipal Alliances of the Mendhams and Chesters are promoting this evening as one with few meetings, little homework and limited sports activities so that the family may have dinner together and share the day's events. Family conversation and dinners have been found to encourage healthier eating, increase self-esteem in pre-teens and protect against risky decision-making and behavior. A self-defense demonstration and interactive program will be presented to senior girls on Tuesday, March 18 during Periods 4 & 6 in the Fieldhouse. The information given will increase awareness and give practical strategies for keeping oneself safe. Michael Fowlin will be presenting to the Freshman class on Tuesday, March 25 at 9:30am in the high school Auditorium. His program is about anti-bullying and tolerance, presented in a unique and engaging way that touches everyone. If you have not had the pleasure of an hour with him, you are welcome to join us. It could be a great conversation starter with your child, as all the grades have seen him during their freshman year. Campus and Community Working Together: Underage and High Risk Drinking Morris County Prevention is Key and Drew University are collaborating on a seminar to identify the high risk drinking practices of college students, enforcement and strategies to address this challenging problem. It will take place at Drew University Center, Room 107 on Tuesday, April 15 from 7-9pm. RSVP to Barbara at 973-625-1998. |
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Information on this page is provided by Lyn Kleinman, Student Assistance Counselor, Ext. 4520 |