Dear AUL Seniors and Families,

We will be celebrating our Class of 2020 senior commencement with a virtual ceremony on Friday, June 26, at 6 pm. You will receive a link to connect to the graduation ceremony.

Please ensure that your senior student comes to school to take his/her cap and gown picture this week, as this will be used in the ceremony.

We look forward to celebrating our graduation with you. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to the senior class advisor, Ms. Vlastaras, or me. Congratulations to the Class of 2020!

Sincerely,

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Margaret Rose Morales, EdS

Lead School Administrator

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Estimados Padres, estudiantes y familias de AUL,

Celebramos nuestra graduación para la Clase 2020 el viernes, 26 de junio, a las 6 pm. Vas a recibir un “Zoom link” por correo electrónico para conectar a la ceremonia. Favor de asegurar que su hijo(a) venga a la escuela esta semana para coger su foto de graduación.

Esperamos celebrar nuestra graduación con ustedes. Si tienes alguna pregunta, favor de comunicarse con Ms. Vlastaras, maestra a cargo del programa, o conmigo.

Felicidades a la Clase 2020!

Sinceramente,

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Margaret Rose Morales, EdS

Superintendente

1. Virtual Famous Library Tour of their choice from this website: http://www.ilovelibraries.org/article/take-virtual-tours-these-stunning-libraries

2. TED Talks recommended by the ELA department

Our last Virtual Field Trip to The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, PA.

From the early stirrings of unrest in Boston to the opening shots of the War of Independence, and from signing of the Declaration of Independence to the creation of the American Republic, the Museum's core exhibition explores the ideas, events, and legacies of America's revolutionary beginnings. This Google Form will take you through the museum, providing pictures, videos, and a 3D tour with audio where exhibits can be explored independently.

Here's a link to the Google Form for the Virtual Field Trip.

Friday, June 19 at 6 pm is the National Honor Society virtual induction ceremony.

Please feel free to reach our office staff during school hours, 7:50 am - 4 pm, Monday - Friday by dialing 848.203.3742 and the staff extension.

Extensions
101 - Chief School Administrator
102 - High School VP
103 - Business Administrator
105 - Adm. Asst to the BA
106 - High School Nurse
107 - Information Technology
109 - Middle School VP
110 - High School Social Worker
111 - Attendance Officer
112 - Discipline
113 - Special Services (SPED, Etc.)

115 - Reporting Specialist
116 - High School Counselor
117 - High School Counselor - ELL
118 - Human Resource
120 - Exec. Asst. to Chief Lead Administrator

122 - Human Resource Asst
123 - Supervisor of Curriculum & Instruction
128 - High School Counselor

140 - Middle School Counselor
149 - Information Technology

150 - Middle School Main office
153 - Middle School Social Worker
175 - Middle School Nurse
176 - Parent Engagement (New Student Enrollment, Etc.)

We are pleased to announce we will be providing hot dinner meals to students and families starting Monday, May 4. We will provide grab and go Breakfast, Lunch, and hot Dinner meals daily from 10 am to 12 pm at the High School.

Over the past week, the Governor has continued to reopen several businesses and organizations, beaches and state parks. As we continue the recovery process from Covid-19, It is very important to highlight the major precautions people should take to stay safe during this pandemic:

1-Wash hands frequently with soap and water for a minimum of 20 seconds

2-Avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth; if you do, wash hands immediately afterward. Use hand sanitizer when soap/water is not available.

3-Avoid close contact with people who are sick

4-Stay home if you are sick

5-Cover your cough and sneeze into a tissue; then throw out and wash your hands.

6-Use face-covering/mask when going outdoors, and continue to practice social distancing (6 feet apart)

If you do not have symptoms, testing is not recommended. Complete this self-assessment to learn what to do.

INFORMATION ON TESTING SITES

There are three types of testing sites:

Community-based testing sites - These sites are open to all New Jerseyans who are experiencing symptoms of respiratory illness

County testing sites - These sites may be restricted to residents or first responders of a specific county. Some also require an appointment and/or prescription from a healthcare provider.

Private testing sites - To access testing at these sites, you must contact your doctor or healthcare provider.

NOTE: Each testing site operates on a schedule and has specific requirements. Please check with that site before visiting as you may be turned away.