Hamburg School

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The Hamburg School district’s Early Childhood Advisory Council is made up of parents, educators, district administrators, public health experts, and community members whose purpose is to foster nurturing environments that support community partnerships, strengthen families, and prepare children as lifelong learners.

Meeting # 2 will be hosted on Tuesday, December 3rd at 6:00 PM via Zoom. We strongly encourage our community to attend.

Hamburg School will operate on an early dismissal schedule on December 12, 2024 due to staff training. Student dismissal will begin at 12:45 PM.

As a reminder, your vehicle cannot idle for more than 3 consecutive minutes outside of our school. Signage is located along the front and visitor side of our building. This includes pick up times and running a quick errand in the building. Idling vehicles emit many different pollutants, including particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, benzene, and other volatile organic compounds. These pollutants can contribute to cancer and other short and long-term health concerns. People with asthma, bronchitis, other respiratory problems or heart disease are most sensitive to the health effects of fine particles contained in vehicle exhaust.

Hamburg School staff proudly serve our parent community each day at drop off and pick up to assist in transitioning students to/from school. Please be reminded that both short- and long-term exposure to air pollution can lead to a wide range of diseases, including stroke, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, trachea, bronchus and lung cancers, aggravated asthma and lower respiratory infections. Please help us keep our staff and students safe in maintaining compliance with New Jersey Administrative Code Title 7, Chapter 27 (Air Pollution Control). Thank you.

Games noted with "@" are away games

Games noted with "vs." are home games

Sussex County Junior Honors Music Concert

Our Kindergarten students read the book Balloons Over Broadway by Melissa Sweet and

learned about the first Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

We were inspired to create our own balloons and parade through the halls and

visit some classrooms with music and holiday cheer.

Happy Thanksgiving to all!

Preschool Thanksgiving lunch with Pre-K Families.

Our students enjoyed sharing what they're thankful for and shared a nice lunch

together in honor of Thanksgiving.

This year’s "What's Your Anti-Drug?" contest over 500 entries representing 28 schools in Sussex County. All the entries were wonderful and the judges had the tough job of selecting 70 winning entries! (See list below for all the winners by school.) A huge thank to all of the coalition members who came out to be a judge for this impactful contest. Another thank you to all of our sponsors!

The winning entries will be featured on Sunday, December 8th in the "What’s your anti-drug?"

supplement inside the New Jersey Herald. Please note- all schools that entered and were received on time had a winner selected for the supplement.)

Do you have a student from your community that was selected? Make sure to thank them for their creativity and get the NJ Herald on Sunday, December 8th to check out their entry along with all the other students from Sussex County. This contest has been going on for 24 years and students like the message and are proud to share their anti-drugs! We want to thank all of the Sussex County Students who submitted entries this year and the adults & TEACHERS who shared this contest!

Mayor:

• Richard Krasnomowitz

Council Members:

• Russell Law
• John Burd
• Mark Sena
• Joyce Oehler
• John Haig
• George Endres