Belleville’s Green Fair
Saturday, September 18, 2021 (11:00 AM - 2:00 PM) Belleville High School (Great Lawn & Front Parking Lot Area)
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Belleville Township Manager Anthony Iacono, left, and Superintendent of Schools Dr. Richard Tomko, right, enjoying the festivities. Wednesday’s event was a partnership between the township and the school district.
Board of Education President Christine Lamparello using a basket to deliver small gifts to children of all ages during Wednesday’s Drive-Through Spectacular.
There was a special visitor from the North Pole awaiting revelers at the end of Wednesday’s Drive-Through Spectacular.
Volunteers from several municipal departments, local businesses and civic groups – such as the Rubber Ducky Organization – participated in the Drive-Through Spectacular.
Mayor Michael Melham posing with Elsa and Olaf from Disney’s “Frozen.” Melham greeted many residents who participated in the event.
Residents got little gifts and treats from the safety of their own vehicles.
The official ribbon cutting for the Hornblower Early Childhood Center was held Saturday. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Richard Tomko was joined by State Senator Teresa Ruiz, Assistant State Education Commissioner Cary Booker, Essex County Executive Superintendent Joseph Zarra and others for the event.
The school district is hoping to quite literally provide the building blocks for a successful future inside the classrooms at the Hornblower Early Childhood Center.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. RIchard Tomko, fourth from the left, was joined by Principal Michael Vargas and members of the Board of Education at Saturday's event.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Richard Tomko speaking moments before the ribbon was cut on the new Hornblower Early Childhood Center.
From left, Hornblower principal Michael Vargas, Assistant State Education Commissioner Cary Booker and Superintendent Dr. Richard Tomko at Saturday's event.
There were signs everywhere at Saturday's ribbon cutting event that the staff and students at Hornblower are diligent about hand hygiene and other safety protocols.
A state-approved Creative Curriculum is used for the pre-K students at the Hornblower Early Childhood Center.
Facts & Numbers
- New Jersey Quality Single Accountability Continuum (NJQSAC) "High Performing District"
- 1:1 District Wide Technology Integration
- 106 Sports Programs and Clubs
- 146 - Faculty with Advanced Degrees
- 4556 - Total Student Population
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