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GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT

Mr. Dennis J. Anderson, Interim Superintendent of Schools
Phone: 609 383-6800
anderson.dennis@pps-nj.us

Mr. Carmine C. Bonanni, Interim Assistant Superintendent

Phone:609 383-6800

bonanni.carmine@pps-nj.us

Mr. Elisha Thompkins, Business Administrator / Board Secretary

Phone: 609 383-6800

thompkins.elisha@pps-nj.us

Ms. Karin R. Farkas, Director of Special Services

Phone: 609 383-6800 ext. 2240/2241

farkas.karin@pps-nj.us

News & Announcements

Attention: ALL Pleasantville – Pre-K Parents

Pleasantville Early Childhood Program – Atlantic County Health Department

Mrs. Sheila Ceasar, Early Childhood Program Administrator

Call - Trisha Dansby, MSSW – Family Resources & Social Services

Call - 609 383-6800 X 4141

****2019 Flu Shot Location – Leeds Avenue School Cafeteria****

Mrs. L. Stuart-Smith, Principal, - 100 W. Leeds Ave. Pleasantville, NJ

Required ALL Pre-K students must have ”Flu-Shot Proof”

FREE Prevention Pre-K Lead Screening (Older house communities)

Wednesday, October 23, 2019 – 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

A Parent MUST be present with ID - Please bring current insurance card

FREE - New Jersey Family Care Plan A - Others pay $15.00

ALL Pre-K Must have documented proof of the Flu Shot immediately

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Atención a todos los padres de preescolar

Pleasantville Early Childhood Program – Atlantic County Health Department

Mrs. Sheila Ceasar, Early Childhood Program Administrator

Llame - Trisha Dansby, MSSW – Resources & Social Services

609 383-6800 X 4141

Dirección de vacuna contra la gripe – Leeds Avenue School

Mrs. L. Stuart-Smith, Principal, - 100 W. Leeds Ave. Pleasantville, NJ

“Vacuna contra la gripe requerida” y

detección de plomo gratuita

23 de octubre de 2019 – 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

Los padres deben estar presente con ID

GRATIS - New Jersey Family Care Plan A - Others pay $15.00

Por favor regrese a los maestros de inmediato.

Congratulations Pleasantville Girls Volleyball Team!

Lady Greyhounds win the Olma Tournament 10/12/19

Rosa Gil Hernandez records her 500th set against Cedar Creek. She is our all team assist leader

Lady Greyhounds make it to the finals of the CAL Tournament at Stockton University

The Lady Greyhounds make it to the finals of the CAL Tournament at Stockton University. (Yancely Hernandez featured in the pic). The team loses a close match to Cedar Creek 25-18, 25-22.

Congratulations Melvin Casco!

Boys Soccer: Cape-Atlantic players of the week, Oct. 8

Melvin Casco

Melvin Casco of Pleasantville is the Cape-Atlantic League player of the week.

CAPE-ATLANTIC LEAGUE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK, OCT. 8

Field Player: Melvin Casco, Pleasantville, Sr., Midfielder

Casco scored four goals and had two assists to lead Pleasantville over Holy Spirit, 10-1, on Oct. 1. It was the second time that Casco scored four goals this season. On the year, he has 15 goals and 14 assists.

Pleasantville's North Main Street elementary school partners with Stockton University to strengthen literacy and preservice teacher preparation.

A strong foundation for teacher education and reading instruction

A strong foundation for teacher education and reading instruction image

A Stockton University student practices teaching literacy with a Pleasantville student. Photo by Diane D’Amico/Stockton University.

Click here for full story

Congratulations Nia!

Pleasantville grad Nia Ali wins 100-meter hurdles at world championships in Qatar

Nia Ali image

Gold Medalist Nia Ali celebrates her victory at the World Athletics Championships in Doha, Qatar, on Sunday.

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PLEASANTVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR BELL SCHEDULE

HIGH SCHOOL - School Hours: 7:20 am – 2:10 p.m.
Early Dismissal: 12:33 pm

MIDDLE SCHOOL - School Hours: 8:10 am – 2:31 p.m.
Early Dismissal: 1:07 pm

ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS - School Hours:

8:50 am – 3:05 p.m.

Early Dismissal: 1:30 pm

PreK students will be dismissed at 2:45 pm

Congratulations!

PAA Administrator of the Year

Teresa McGaney-Guy

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District Teacher of the Year 2019

Congratulations!

PHS Kelsey Shockley

Click here

FREE Pre-K Registration is now OPEN!
Morning: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Afternoon: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
16 W. Leeds Avenue

(Next to Leeds Ave. School)

Congratulations!

Pleasasntville Public Schools 2019-2020

Teacher of the Year, Educational Service Professional of the Year, and

Educational Support Professional of the Year

Project Child Find

Professional guidance, assessment and an educational program are all available free for eligible children. For more information please contact the Pleasantville Public Schools District Child Study Team office at 383-6800 ext. 2240 or ext. 2241.

School Performance Report 2017-2018

Elementary Grading and Assessment Handbook

Standard-Based Report Card Frequently Asked Questions

Professional Development Plan

The professional development plan for the 2018-19 school year.

District Strategic Plan 2018-19

Including Superintendent and District Goals

Comprehensive K-12 Guidance Plan

For the school year 2018-19

Comprehensive Equity Plan 2016-2019

This plan will help to provide equality and equity in educational programs.

District Technology Plan 2016-2019

Board approval August 16, 2016 meeting.

Project Child Find

1-800-322-8174

If your child should be crawlng, walking or talking but isn't call

call for information about resources and services for your child

under age 3. Statewide, toll -free 888-653-4463

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.