PATERSON CHARTER SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 2-3

2-3 Campus

Turtle Back Zoo

Our students had a wonderful opportunity to visit the Turtle Back Zoo, where they explored a variety of animal exhibits and learned about wildlife from around the world. Throughout the trip, scholars observed animals in their habitats, discovered interesting facts about different species, and gained a greater appreciation for nature and conservation. The experience brought classroom learning to life and provided students with a fun and educational adventure outside of school.

The field trip also encouraged curiosity, teamwork, and active learning as students shared observations and asked thoughtful questions about the animals they encountered. From watching playful animals to learning about endangered species, scholars were engaged and excited throughout the day. The trip created lasting memories while helping students develop a deeper understanding of the importance of protecting wildlife and the environment. We thank our teachers, staff, and chaperones for making this exciting learning experience possible.

A mother and her daughter, who makes a peace sign, stand at a desk in the nurse's office with a staff member.

First 2–3 Parent-Teacher Conference

Our 2–3 Campus held its first Parent-Teacher Conference of the school year, giving families and teachers a valuable opportunity to come together and discuss student progress. The conferences created a

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Week of Respect Assembly

Our school celebrated the Week of Respect with a special assembly focused on the importance of kindness, respect, and creating a positive school community. Students and staff came together to

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The End of September

As we come to the end of September, we are proud to celebrate a strong start to the new school year. Students and staff have spent the month getting familiar

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