“The silence of 800 middle schoolers marching through Maplewood Village makes a very ‘loud’ statement about Dr. King’s dream of unity and equality.”

Following the event, Acting Supt. Dr. Kevin Gilbert wrote that he would work to “develop a community of learners with safe spaces for disagreement, respect, and empathy for one another.”

 80 fourth-graders learn African-American art form through Artists in Education Program

U10 and U12 Elite Girls teams advanced in season-long tournaments.

From Pollock Properties Group: Pollock Properties Group is proud to announce its new community Education Department Pollock Properties Group University aka PPG U!  We invite you to join us every …

From The South Orange-Maplewood Adult School: It may be chilly outside, but things are warming up at SOMAS, and our Spring Catalog is ready to bloom! Spring is a perfect …