How can a parent best prepare their home to accommodate remote learning? Some of the advice from our teachers is to best replicate as much of your child’s learning experience as possible. This would include things like setting up a specific spot in the house for schoolwork, preferably someplace quiet with not so many...
TEECS made another amazing field trip to Loreal come true with HighSchool students. Students experienced how to use the science in real world by getting color match activity in the L'oreal Lab. TEECS students are learning the importance of the group work in the real...
Students from grades seventh to eleventh received awards for their work in recognizing Black History figures. Students wrote songs, poems, essays, drew portraits and said speeches to commemorate both past and present black figures who made a significant mark in our society. Students' work really...
Yesterday, TEECS' Science Elementary Olympiad Team was at a competition at South Hunterdon. Congratulations to team for winning 3rd place overall and to Ms. Dey and Dr. Aydos! [gallery type='flickr' photoset_id='72157713385406277' layout='circle' per_page='12' headers='' more='Show More']...
On Saturday February 29, 2020 the TEECS PTO hosted their annual Talent Show. Students in grades K through 8 performed varying talents for the audience. Some of the talents included dancing, instrument playing, singing, and Chinese Yo-Yo. Thank you to the PTO...
TEECS kicked off “Read Across America Week” with our special guest Dr. Susan Bruder of the Somerset Country Department of Education. Dr. Bruder had a tour of our school, visited with members of our girls robotics team “Fembot”, and stopped in to 2nd and 3rd...
On Feb 22nd, the Debate team Yusra and Akshat competed in the NJ District Congressional Debate National Qualifier Tournament held at Montville High School, NJ. Akshat qualified to compete in the National Speech and Debate Tournament to be held at Albuquerque, New Mexico from June 14th...
Each student researched an Influential African American person and dressed like them to educate the visitors and parents who came. Famous people included: Jackie Robinson, Muhammed Ali, Hank Aaron, Nelson Mandela, Serena Williams, Maya Angelou, Louis Armstrong, Frederick Douglas, Condolezza Rice, Langston Hughes, Carl Lewis, Katherine...
Students in Grades K-8 welcomed special guest TAHIRA from "Young Audiences Arts for Learning” with her program entitled “Freedom Stories.” In her performance, she tells the stories of freedom fighters while giving a compelling look at the people who took extraordinary risks for freedom. Some...
