At Community Park, third, fourth, and fifth graders participated in a “Coping Skills Café” facilitated by Mrs. Marmo, the School Psychologist and Mrs. Troxell, the Speech and Language Therapist.

Families of rising Pre-K through 2nd grade students are invited to a special information session to learn about Princeton Public School’s Dual Language Immersion program in English and Spanish at Community Park Elementary School. Community Park is accepting applications for students in preK, Kindergarten, Grade 1 and Grade 2. The program is open to all PPS families.

Community Park School held its annual STEAM Expo on Friday, April 28 and it was a huge success!

Sponsored by the CP PTO and coordinated by parent Chris Santarpio, CP students circulated through 20-minute presentations on 19 different STEAM topics, from Fusion v. Fission to Making Bubbles, Bacteria, Yum or Bum to Creepy Crawly Critters, Making Music to Meet Your Brain, and many more!

Congratulations to all the fourth and fifth grade students who participated in Continental Math League!

Community Park students recently honored the tradition of many Central American cultures by creating sand art "alfombras."

El programa de Inmersión Dual de Lenguas de Community Park está abierto a todos los estudiantes que ingresen a kindergarten y primer grado de PPS.

Community Park's Pam Gentile spoke with her students about the district’s theme for this year (Helping, Healing, Hope) now that we are back in school and back to a normal routine. They talked about the difficulty of the last two to three years and how now it is time to heal.

Please join us in welcoming our new PPS therapy dog, Tiger, who will be working at all four elementary schools on a rotating basis once he is fully trained. To select the right dog for the elementary schools, Ms. Sarah Moore, PPS Supervisor of Elementary Education, worked with a Golden Doodle breeder that has experience in training and placing dogs in therapeutic settings. Once Tiger completes his full course of training, which may take the remainder of this school year, he will join Ms. Moore at the elementary schools as an official therapy dog, rotating through the schools on a weekly basis.

It's "Start with Hello Week" at Community Park.
El semana de "Start with Hello!"

Thursday is "Let Your True Colors Shine" with sparkly, bright or neon colors. On Friday, each grade level will wear a different color!

We are looking forward to seeing new and returning students on September 6, the first day of school!