Welcome

All students are given an opportunity to grow to their fullest potential intellectually, socially, and physically, in order to become successful citizens of tomorrow. Students are encouraged to develop positive self-esteem, respect for themselves, and respect for others in understanding diverse cultures. All students are guided and supported in their learning consistent with common core standards by a caring and dedicated Hoover School community.

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  • Parents’ Association and Hoover School host Parent/ Child Program

    On April 3rd, the Parents’ Association and Hoover School hosted a parent/child program. Outragegihiss Pets entertained the students with exotic and interesting live animals. From snakes to armadillos and a tarantula named Charlotte, students were in awe about these live creatures. Our very own Bergenfield High School honor students chaperoned Hoover students and played a game or two of BINGO with our children. Click the title to read more.

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  • Hoover School Welcomes Middle States Visiting Team!

    On Wednesday, April 24th, the Middle States visiting team enjoyed spending an afternoon with members of the Hoover School Community. They met with our students and learned about all the things that make Hoover School a special place. Parents and teachers also met with two Middle States members and shared their knowledge and experiences about Hoover School. We thank the Middle States team for their time and visit.

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  • Collaborative Learning by our 3rd and 5th graders

    The Third and Fifth Graders have been investigating plants and living organisms. Pictures here are from a lesson where the Third grade students taught the Fifth graders about seeds that they germinated. Then the Fifth grader students taught the Third graders about vascular plants. We observed celery that had been soaking in colored water. Students saw how the vascular tubes support the plant and carry water and nutrients to all parts of the plant.

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  • Read Across America

    The students in Mrs. Groves-Dubrowny's Kindergarten class participated in interdisciplinary Read Across America activities in the beginning of March. Click the title for details.

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  • Read Across America

    During the week of February 25th, Hoover School celebrated Read Across America. A host of activities were planned by the faculty for the students. Click the title to read more.

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  • 100 Day Project

    The students in Mrs. Cleary’s first grade class celebrated the 100th Day of School by working with 100 to discover just how long 100 could be. Click the title for more.

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  • Welcome Back

    Welcome Back! I hope you had a relaxing and wonderful summer. On my behalf and on behalf of our entire faculty and staff, I wish to tell you how very much we are looking forward to the 2012-2013 school year. We are excited for another year of learning, growing and fun and will be kicking off the school year on a very positive note! Click the title to read more.

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  • Accelerated Reader

    Congratulations to our Hoover Students who reached and or exceeded their Accelerated Reader goals for the last trimester. We are all so very proud of you! Continue reading everyday over the summer! Click the title for more information.

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  • Youth Power

    The Bergenfield Optimist Club congratulates you on a successful year. We are proud to sponsor Youth Power at Hoover School. These students have made remarkable contributions to the school, the community and the improvement of others under your direction and guidance. We look forward to continuing this next year. Please contact us for support with your projects.

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  • Flag Day

    It was a gorgeous sunny day at Hoover School when a special program took place to recognize Flag Day. 5th grade students prepared and shared with the entire school the meaning of the flag, how it has changed over the years and a Betsy Ross biography. They did a super job in sharing their research with the K-5 students. Click the title to read more.

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