Bayonne School District

The Bayonne Board of Education is a public school system that operates more than 10 elementary, middle and high school with a combined enrollment of over 8,500 students. It maintains a cable station where students can take courses in television production and astronomy studies. The school system s core curriculum includes English, mathematics, science, social studies, technology and world languages, as well as offers programs in art, band, and gifted and talented education. The Bayonne Board of Education s middle and high schools maintains guidance and counseling departments that provide basic assistance to students regarding scholarships, career planning, and social and mental issues. It is located in Bayonne, N.J.

Henry E. Harris School is an elementary school that provides learning opportunities to students in prekindergarten through grade eight. The school has an enrollment of more than 550 students. Its curriculum includes various subjects, such as literacy, mathematics, science and social studies. Henry E. Harris School operates computer and science laboratories and music and art rooms. The school offers a range of athletic activities, such as volleyball, basketball, cheerleading, track, baseball and softball. It organizes a variety of extracurricular activities and programs. Henry E. Harris School maintains a parent-teacher association that serves as a resource for students, parents and staff. The school also operates computer and environmental clubs, as well as a student council. Located in Bayonne, N.J., it is a part of the Bayonne Board of Education.

The Danforth Early Childhood Center is a vital educational institution within the Jersey City Public Schools system. Led by Director Dr. Ruth Cummings Hypolite and Principal Ms. Michelle West, this center provides a nurturing environment for young learners. Situated at 160 Danforth Avenue, the center offers a range of educational services to support the growth and development of its students. Committed to enforcing the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act, the Jersey City Public Schools system ensures a safe and inclusive environment for all students. By reporting incidents of harassment, promoting awareness, and fostering a positive school climate, they prioritize the well-being of their students. With a focus on continuous improvement, the district adheres to the guidelines set forth by the New Jersey Department of Education to maintain high standards of education. Generated from the website content