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Cynthia Ruiz-Cooper, Principal

225 W. Washington Avenue Pleasantville, NJ 08232-2697
Phone: 609-383-6865 Fax: 383-1796

School Hours: 8:35 am – 2:50 p.m. – Early Dismissal: 1:05 pm

Delayed Opening: 10:20 a.m. – 2:50 p.m.

In effect when announced by the

Superintendent of Schools.

Congratulations

Teacher, Educational Service Professional, and Educational Support Professional

Of the Year

Congratulations!

Atlantic County Math contest winners

The first place winner for the Atlantic County Math contest was Mrs. Gensamer's 4th grade Bilingual Class. The top student in the Atlantic County

Math contest was a 4th grade student in Mrs. Gensamer's class.

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Washington Avenue School Mission Statement:

The mission of Washington Avenue School is to provide a high quality educational environment that develops academically and socially successful students who are prepared to achieve excellence as they continue their education.

The Pleasantville School District does not restrict or discriminate based on any race, color, sex, national origin or students with disabilities from participation in any district program, employment decisions or PHS career programs.

Academic Standards
These 21st-century student outcomes require a deeper understanding of academic content at much higher levels than ever before. The revised standards facilitate this in-depth learning in all content areas through the systematic and transparent integration of 21st-century knowledge, skills, and themes; global perspectives; cross content connections; and technology. Consequently, successful implementation of the revised standards requires rethinking of traditional curricular and assessment approaches, as well as the creation of 21st-century learning environments in which teachers and students work across and beyond traditional disciplines and boundaries as engaged co-learners, critical and creative thinkers, and problem solvers. Click here for NJ Standards Link
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