This is a detailed and comprehensive pack of information by which the state will formulate the basis for distributing aid to districts for facility improvements. We are still awaiting word from the DOE on our retroactive aid appeal for facilities work at the Middle School and High School. We expect to hear news on this application before the holidays. Wed., January 31, 2001. Renowned Learning Disabilities consultant Richard Lavoie will be in the district to provide an afternoon of in-service training for teachers.
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The pages will be updated as the project progresses. Fifteen SHS students auditioned successfully for the Region II musical ensembles. Fourteen Summit High School seniors have been recognized in the Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholars Program sponsored by the State of New Jersey's Higher Education Student Assistance Authority. A high school's highest achieving graduating seniors are selected as Bloustein Scholars. These are students who place in the top 10 percent of their classes and have a minimum combined SAT score of 1260, or are ranked first, second, or third in their class as of the end of junior year.