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Kiddie Academy Staffer Makes A Lasting Impact
With a calming nature and tireless dedication, Mr. Ray enriches daily life for kids, teachers, and families.

With a calming nature and tireless dedication, Mr. Ray enriches daily life for kids, teachers, and families.

Eva F's cheerful presence makes the walk to school brighter and safer.
Families say his friendliness and kindness leave a lasting impression long after elementary school.
Students at James L Day praise Mrs. Aguilar for her kindness, care and lasting impact.
Known for her kindness and dedication, she keeps kids safe and spirits high every day.
Known for her smile and sports banter, Lenore Arnone has guided generations of students.
Bill is praised for being polite, pleasant, and a joy to see on the way to and from school.
Alice Bruck goes beyond the route, showing kindness and dedication to Ridge Central families.
Linda McGinness follows in her mother’s footsteps, keeping kids safe with care and kindness every day.
From holiday decorations to her trusty skeleton sidekick, this school hero makes every ride unforgettable.
With creativity, care and passion, Amy Scherr makes learning fun and keeps kids engaged daily.
Maura Spignesi has guided Fontbonne with growth, equity, and a vision that empowers future leaders.
Hatboro Police are offering drivers, students, and parents safety tips as school starts on Tuesday.
Abington Police are providing guidelines on pedestrian safety as the 2025-2026 school year begins.
The Hall of Fame induction banquet is set for Tedesco Country Club on Sept. 11.
“School safety is of the utmost importance at the Morris County Sheriff’s Office," says Sheriff James Gannon.
"It's very rewarding," Julie Schwartz, owner of Count On Me Tutoring, said.
Here's which school in New York made it to the top 10.
The new event aims to bring the community together while connecting families with local resources and support services. See details:
The Larkin Gala will benefit the Catherine Larkin Memorial Scholarship and the preservation of the historic Larkin Building.
The first day of school is on Tuesday, Sept. 2.
Rose, who serves Concord High and an elementary school, is praised for her cheerful spirit and dedication in all kinds of weather.
Denise Frank is celebrated for 30+ years of service at WLPS, where she greets students with kindness and helps keep the community connected.
Elaine Lee of Medford is praised for her kindness, attentiveness, and dedication to keeping kids safe and supported.
At Herricks Middle School in Salisbury, Anthony Miriello is celebrated for his steadfast commitment to student safety and warm greetings.
For more than 20 years, Robin McCluskey has greeted children and neighbors with kindness, care and a genuine spirit of community.
At Colonial Elementary, Jim Lyons is celebrated for rallying his team, supporting staff, and brightening students’ days.
The students were getting off the bus when they were stung.
High School South’s Tammy Lowden is celebrated for her compassion, determination and constant dedication to her school community.
Students returned to schools on Wednesday as classes resume before the three-day Labor Day holiday weekend.
Naugatuck students have officially returned to school for the 2025-2026 academic year. Here's how the first day of classes went.
These safety tips from Summit authorities come just days after a 77-year-old woman in Cranford was hit by a vehicle.
Construction at multiple schools approved in a Jan. 2024 bond referendum is bringing changes to how visitors can access the buildings.
Saint Mary Mother of God church announced this week the concert and fall festival is canceled.
On Saturday, Hudson Regional Hospital will give away 100 backpacks filled with school supplies.
This August, a series of workshops was held at the Secaucus Public Library to teach children and teens how to deal with stress:
Bensalem Police are once again targeting drivers who illegally pass buses now that the school year has begun.
This is where the school district hears from the entire community about the five-year direction of Middletown schools.
Two of the scholarships were for $2,500 with one $1,000 runner-up scholarship.
Take advantage of these free gardening classes, programs for kids, the Middlesex County 4-H haunted hayride in October and more: