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COVID-19 vaccines are available today, June 1st, for children ages 5 and up from 3:00 PM-6:00 PM at the Jefferson School, which is located at:
3400 Palisades Avenue, Union City, New Jersey.

Congratulations to Ms. Carreira and her Grade 2 students in Room 205 as they continue learning about animals and their habitats. Subsequently, the students created an animal of their choice out of paper plates and other materials. The students wrote about what they learned. It was truly an educational experience for them.

What an excellent job by the students in room 101 on their first book launch party. The students created, illustrated and wrote their own stories. This was such a fulfilling activity to encourage their artistic abilities.

Please take a moment to read this important announcement from Superintendent Abbato concerning the recent tragedy in Texas, in addition to, reassuring our community that the district is always working with our Mayor Brian P. Stack along with local law enforcement to ensure the safety of students and staff in Union City.

Congratulations to our Music Teacher Mr. Rodriguez-Morell and the students at the Jefferson School for such an excellent production. Let's continue to celebrate and support the arts in our community.

While the Union City School District currently does not have a mask mandate, there are certain circumstances under which individuals are required to wear masks. With recent case numbers increasing, we are asking you to review the current guidelines.

We want to congratulate Ms. Flores on her degree as a School Social Worker. She has supported the Thomas Jefferson School community in many ways, particularly with her social emotional counseling groups for kindergarten, grade 1 and grade 2 students.

A job well done during the 3rd Marking Period by our Honor Roll students. Let's take this opportunity to recognize student excellence and the dedication to their studies. Once again, congratulations to our exemplary students at Thomas Jefferson

Please join the Union City High School HOSA Club whose mission is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration and experience.

Students in Ms. Saroli's second grade class were able to research a country and write facts about what they learned. They pretended to travel to that country and had their own "Passport Book". Students shared many things they learned about the country they researched and convinced many students to want to travel there. This social studies project was quite the educational experience for everyone involved.