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e’ve published so much good news throughout the year, and the past few months have given us even more to celebrate. We compiled this end-of-year publication to share highlights from Lodi Public Schools with our entire community. We can all take pride in what our students have accomplished and the genuine passion our teachers and staff have for their professions. From our standout graduates to our innovative learning spaces and programs, this year in review newsletter showcases the strengths of Lodi schools. We have worked together as administrators, Board members, educators, students, and families to exceed expectations in all areas
OUR YEAR IN REVIEW – academics, extracurriculars, values, and, of course, the people who make our schools so special. We invite you to keep in touch. Follow us online at www.lodinjschools.org and @LodiPublicSchools on Facebook and Instagram. Thank you for your support. Frank D'Amico, Superintendent of Schools Nancy Cardone, Board President
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PRE-K EXPANSION
odi Public Schools has been awarded additional Preschool Expansion Aid to continue building on educational offerings for 3- and 4-year-old students. The District added two full-day, 4-year-old classrooms, one in Washington School and one in Hilltop School, this past year. It also supported a preschool inclusion class to support the developmental needs of special education students. Now, we have additional financial support to partner with local providers and expand access to preschool
for eligible 3- and 4-year-olds in Lodi over the next five years. A new full-day preschool for 3-year-old students will begin this upcoming 2025-2026 school year, with limited spaces available. This program will be filled through a lottery to start as we work toward serving all eligible students within our five-year goal. This newest program is offered in partnership with private providers and the Garfield Head Start of Greater Bergen County.
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