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I would tell a joke about potatoes but I don’t know where to starch! Hardy-har-har A bountiful harvest requires lots of preparation, just ask Mrs. Bellot’s Floriculture class. Every year the students in Mrs. Bellott’s Floriculture class work really hard [...]
Rene Bellott The summer ESY floriculture students have been working hard to keep up the vegetable garden. They have been learning how to use the garden tools such as shovels, pitchforks, wheel barrels, and hand tools. We have been discussing [...]
In June, students in the Structured Learning Experience (SLE) program celebrated their hard work in the community with a breakfast for their employers in the community. The Calais School partnered with local businesses—including the Parsippany-Troy Hills Library and CareOne—to offer [...]
Once again this year, The Calais School celebrated the Thanksgiving holiday with a school-wide feast. Mrs. Russo and our culinary students prepared a traditional Thanksgiving dinner for students and staff on Wednesday. Our staff served dinner to students and staff [...]
Our students have been hard at work as we wrap up the first month of school. Mrs. Perillo's class found inspiration in nature and the poetry of Robert Louis Stevenson. They posted the poem "Autumn Fires" outside their classroom along [...]
In an effort to promote a healthy lifestyle for our students, Calais ESY 2014 proudly presented an all-school assembly on nutrition. Our friends at HealthBarn USA visited The Calais School on Thursday and worked with our culinary arts students to [...]
