The impact of social media on teen mental health.
Please consider attending to walk away with helpful guidance, warning signs, reliable resources, and your questions answered.
Fashion Show & Tricky Tray 🧺👗🕴️
Don’t miss your chance to win some amazing prizes, including:
✨️ NY Giants tickets with parking pass
✨️ SoJo Spa passes
✨️ Lululemon
✨️ Michael Kors
✨️ Pizza oven
✨️ Luggage set
✨️ Apple AirPods
✨️ Cuisinart ice cream maker
✨️ Nespresso
✨️ Vacation packages
✨️ Tons of gift cards
✨️ And so much more!
🎯 Ticket sales end February 20th, so be sure to secure your spot soon.
To purchase tickets, email wallingtonpta@gmail.com or use the link below:
👉 www.tinyurl.com/WallingtonPTA26
Thank you for your continued support of the Wallington PTA and our schools. Let’s make this our most successful fundraiser yet!
Sincerely,
The Board of the Wallington PTA
APPOINTMENTS ARE REQUIRED.
Please call 201-447-7180 to schedule your
childs appointment today.
Happy Holidays!❄️
Opportunities at the Mara Center for Early Childhood Learning🤸♀️🤸♂️⛹️♀️⛹️♂️🏊🏊♂️
High school students are invited to join and work alongside their peers to create a healthier Bergen County for all residents.
When: Wednesday, January 28
6:00-8:00 PM
Where: Paramus Public Library
116 E Century Rd, Paramus, NJ 07652
The Wallington Jr/Sr will have a 12:47 pm dismissal on Thursday, 12/11, for Parent-Teacher Conferences.
The Jefferson School Annex and the Gavlak School will operate on a regular school day schedule.
Important Update for NJ Families! The State of New Jersey has passed new legislation to educate public school parents about Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) and autoantibody screenings.
Early identification is key to reducing life-threatening complications, and now families have better access to critical information.
The Diabetes Foundation has created a flyer, vetted by the New Jersey Department of Health and the Governor’s office, which is now available on the New Jersey Department of Education website.
It covers:
✅ What T1D is and how it affects the body
✅ Risk factors and early symptoms
✅ Screening options, including free at-home kits
✅ Guidance for managing diabetes at school. Early awareness saves lives. Share the flyer with parents and caregivers—knowledge is the first step in protecting our children.
WHS will run as a regular scheduled day.
The EPIC Parenting Program will be held virtually on consecutive Thursday evenings from 6:30-8:00 PM. It will run for 10 weeks beginning on January 22, 2026.
Children’s Aid and Family Services is pleased to be able to offer this $300.00 per-person virtual program at no cost through funding made available for this purpose from Bergen County.
Please note the following:
If both parents in one home wish to attend, each must enroll separately and participate on different devices.
Parents may choose to attend some or all of the group meetings.
Participants must be visible on screen for the entire meeting and must refrain from multitasking.
Parents may wish to receive documentation from Children’s Aid and Family Services that they have met all group requirements and have successfully completed the EPIC program. To do so, parents must attend a minimum of seven full sessions, send weekly written feedback, complete a satisfaction survey, and write a short description of how they may have grown as parents as a result of their group participation. Perfect attendance at 10 meetings will be acknowledged on the Children’s Aid and Family Services document.
To enroll, email the following information to Lannie Jaconia, CSSW, at: ljaconia@cafsnj.org
First and last name
Email address
Phone number
Home address (for county funding)
Ages of all children in the household
One parenting skill you would like to improve
The topic summary is attached. If you have any questions, I would be happy to assist you.
Kind regards,
Suzanne Hemeda
Director of School Counseling
Wallington Public Schools
(973) 777-0808 x117
