Wallington Public Schools

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Academic Hall of Fame Honors Inductees *UPDATED*

Due to recent Covid-19 restrictions, the Academic Hall of Fame Induction will be rescheduled to October 8, 2020.

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Virtual Lessons for students during school closure

HOW SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED DUE TO COVID-19

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Class of 1970's 50th Class Reunion

Class of 1970's 50th Class Reunion to be held at Al di La, 1 Hoboken Road East Rutherford, NJ at 6p.m on Saturday, September 19, 2020

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Officers “LEAD” students at Gavlak School

Police officers, as part of the L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs) Program presented special Substance Abuse Lessons

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Nicole Konefal of Wallington does the 100 Yard Walk with Darren Cooper

100 Yard Walk with Darren Cooper

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New Psychology Course

The Wallington Public Schools is pleased and proud to announce to you that we are offering a new elective for students in Grades 11-12: Psychology. In response to input from faculty, students

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WHS implements CMU's Computer Science Curriculum

Wallington Jr./Sr. High School is taking advantage of resources developed by Carnegie Mellon University’s prestigious School of Computer Science. Under the leadership of Mr. Wojchiech Sliwinski

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WHS welcomes new Vice Principal

Mr. Estupiñan has been appointed to the position of Vice Principal at Wallington High School as of July 1st 2019. He comes to us entering his 18th year in education from

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Wallington is a small community, slightly less than one square mile in area, located eight miles from New York City on the banks of the Passaic River. The district has three schools serving over 1,325 students: Jefferson School (K-3), Frank W. Gavlak School (K-6), and Wallington Jr./Sr. High School (7-12). Students are encouraged to participate in the vast range of co-curricular programs (i.e. student government, journalism, drama, athletics, music, clubs, Academic Decathlon, etc). There is a strong connection between the school and community as evidenced by Parent-Teacher groups: the PTA at the elementary level, and the Home & School Organization at the secondary school level. The school district promotes traditional values important to the community- Loyalty, Family, Patriotism, and Tolerance towards others.