PATERSON CHARTER SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 2-3

2-3 Campus

Orientation at 4-7 Campus

Our current 3rd-grade scholars recently visited the 4–7 Campus for their 4th Grade Orientation. During the visit, students had the opportunity to tour the building, learn about the academic programs, and become familiar with their future school environment. Staff members and student leaders welcomed our scholars and shared information about daily routines, expectations, and the many opportunities available to them as 4th graders.

The orientation was an exciting and informative experience that helped students feel confident and prepared for their transition to the 4–7 Campus. Scholars enjoyed exploring the classrooms and learning about the activities and programs they will participate in next year. We appreciate the warm welcome provided by the 4–7 Campus staff and look forward to seeing our students continue to grow and succeed in the next chapter of their educational journey.

 

A large group of students sits and stands together in a classroom, holding up hand-colored drawings of flags such as Colombia, Italy, Panama, and Puerto Rico, plus two Dominican Republic flags.

Flag Day Celebration

We celebrated Flag Day by learning about the importance of the American flag and what it represents. Through this special activity, students had the opportunity to explore the history of

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Students in maroon uniforms sit in a wide circle on the gym floor facing a screen that reads “Brainy Roars.”

Paws and Purpose

Paws and Purpose is a fun and engaging activity at our school that brings our scholars together through music, learning, and positive energy. During this special time, students gather to

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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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