St. Philip’s featured on News 12 New Jersey segment “Garden State Green” with Roxanne Evans. Check out the video…
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Check out this great article about our public/private partnership through Horizons National, providing a summer enrichment program here at St. Philip’s for Newark public school students:
NEWARK — Malachi Latimer ran to the book shelf to grab “Scooby-Doo” before the other children. The 6-year-old student is honing his reading skills during summer vacation but, to him, he’s just having fun.
St. Philip’s and other independent schools are helping to save the state billions… Very interesting article from the Star Ledger below:
TRENTON — In a report released today by Gov. Chris Christie, a study commission on non-public schools found that private and parochial schools save New Jersey $2.7 billion annually, while providing “expanded educational options” for children.
The report said nonpublic schools serve more than 160,000 New Jersey students, but that enrollment dropped by more than 29,000 between 2004 and 2009, because of financial stress on families. Most of those students entered public schools, costing taxpayers more than $430 million a year, according to the report.
Isn’t this adorable!? Our very creative kindergarten and first grade teachers put together this great castle drawbridge entrance into a first grade classroom!
For our second showing on CNN (watch the first here ) Anderson Cooper 360 featured St. Philip’s and EcoSPACES in their “One Simple Thing” segment.
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CBS’ New York affiliate, WCBS, sent Reporter Cindy Hsu on a field trip with our 2nd graders to see where our CSA comes from.
Read more about it here or watch it after the break…
Check out our second spot on ABCNews.com! This is a great story that we hope inspires others!
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“ St. Philip’s Academy, a private school serving disadvantaged children in Newark, N.J., was the beneficiary of one recession angel’s largesse: a $3.5 million donation. The award is one of the largest in the school’s history. It will help pay for students’ tuition, aid for students’ families if they have fallen on hard times, a new summer program for public school children held at St. Philip’s, and some of the costs of a new school building.