PATERSON CHARTER SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 4-7

4-7 Campus

National School Choice

National School Choice Week Celebration

In celebration of National School Choice Week, our school dedicated time to recognizing the value of educational choice and the strong community that makes PCSST special. Despite snow days and delayed openings earlier in the week, we came together during lunch periods to celebrate this important week as a school community.

Students participated in fun and engaging activities led by our school counselors, enjoyed a spirited performance by the cheerleaders, and received School Choice Week giveaways. As part of the celebration, students also took part in a creative activity, decorating hearts with the message “PCSST is full of love,” highlighting the pride, belonging, and support they feel within our school.

The event was a joyful reminder of the power of school choice and the positive impact it has when students and families can choose a school where they feel valued, supported, and inspired to succeed.

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The First Parent-Teacher Conferences

Parent-teacher conferences offer a valuable chance for teachers and families to connect, discuss students’ academic progress, celebrate their strengths, and identify areas for further growth.

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A staff member walks between rows of students testing on Chromebooks.

Gifted & Talented Testing

This week, students at our 4–7 campus completed the CogAT as part of the Wave Makers Gifted & Talented identification process on September 29 & 30. The

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Scholars use laptops behind privacy dividers while a teacher monitors the classroom.

IXL Math Diagnostic

The IXL Math Diagnostic was administered to scholars in Grades 4–7 at Wabash Campus on September 3, 2026. The diagnostic provides educators with insight into

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Students raise their hands while discussing classroom and lunchroom expectations.

Safe School

Safe Environment Assemblies Assemblies were held for students in grades 4 through 7 to outline behavioral and academic expectations for the upcoming school year on

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