Elementary school · Magnolia School District
Magnolia Public School
Open · 8:35 AM–3:00 PM
Regular day 8:35 AM–3:00 PM · early dismissal ends 12:35 PM · delayed opening starts 10:35 AM
Call the main office on the day your child is absent and give the reason; an automated call goes home around 10 AM if a child is marked absent. A child not in class by 8:40 AM is marked late. To request homework, email the teacher or call the office before 9:00 AM (Family Handbook).
This week
Full calendarMon
5Week of Respect: Shout out someone in classBreaded chicken patty on a bun, breakfast sandwich, lettuce and tomatoes, crispy tater totsTue
6Week of Respect: Wear Team GearNational taco day, crispy tacos, walking tacos, lettuce, tomatoes, salsa, stewed pinto beansWed
7Week of Respect: Wear mismatched clothesChoirCheeseburger on a bun, grilled cheese, sweet potato friesLunch from the district's monthly menu. Whole month
Coming up
All datesOct8
Oct9
Oct9
Oct9
NJ4S Speak up and Stay Safe Presentation PreK
9:00 AM
For PreK students, The workshop includes guided group discussions on children’s rights and interactive, age-appropriate role-playing activities. Students explore scenarios such as bullying, interactions with unknown individuals, and inappropriate behavior from known adults, while learning strategies for staying safe—such as self-assertion, seeking peer support, and reporting concerns to a trusted adult.
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Oct9
NJ4S Speak up and Stay Safe Presentation KINDERGARTEN
9:45 AM
For Kindergarten students, The workshop includes guided group discussions on children’s rights and interactive, age-appropriate role-playing activities. Students explore scenarios such as bullying, interactions with unknown individuals, and inappropriate behavior from known adults, while learning strategies for staying safe—such as self-assertion, seeking peer support, and reporting concerns to a trusted adult.
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Oct9
NJ4S Speak up and Stay Safe Presentation FIRST GRADE
10:30 AM
For First Graders, The workshop includes guided group discussions on children’s rights and interactive, age-appropriate role-playing activities. Students explore scenarios such as bullying, interactions with unknown individuals, and inappropriate behavior from known adults, while learning strategies for staying safe—such as self-assertion, seeking peer support, and reporting concerns to a trusted adult.
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Who to contact
Full staff directory (74)
Mr. David Logana
Custodian
Mr. Greg Gontowski
Business Administrator
Mr. Rich Adamski
Custodian
Mrs. Pat Cowling
Lunchroom Aide
Mrs. Tracy Gallello
Custodian
Ms. Brittany Leviege
Lunchroom Aide
Documents
Pulled from the school's newsletter and website, and the district calendar.