Radburn Elementary

Safe Schools Pedestrian Safety Program presented to Radburn students today. Keeping our students safe in and out of school!

OUTRAGEOUS REPTILES visited Radburn School today thanks to a grant from the Borough of Fair Lawn. Students learned the characteristics of all reptiles and the differences in their lifestyles by comparing the different groups: snakes, turtles, lizards and crocodilians.

Ms. Chorlian's fourth grade conducted an experiment to simulate river erosion.

Ẹ n lẹ! This means hello in Nigeria. Today the Radburn PTA immersed our students throughout the day in Nigerian art, music, dance, food and customs. Culture Day offers students hands on experiences designed to expose them to a chosen culture. It was an amazing experience!

Ẹ n lẹ! This means hello in Nigeria. Today the Radburn PTA immersed our students throughout the day in Nigerian art, music, dance, food and customs. Culture Day offers students hands on experiences designed to expose them to a chosen culture. It was an amazing experience!

Bergen County Prosecutor, Mark Musella visited Radburn School during our D.E.A.R. Time (Drop Everything And Read) celebrating Read Across America. He answered questions and shared an inspiring story with our third graders about always trying your best.

We are showing our stripes today on Rare Disease Day! We are all unique together. Sponsored by FLASE

Today Radburn School rolled out the One School, One Book. To introduce this year's title, Charlotte's Web, we had a special guest join us! MEET BEBA THE RADBURN PIG!

Students wear authentic Kense cloth as worn in Ghana. A number of artifacts for students to interact and learn about.

Today author, Ada-Ari visited Radburn School to share her children's African Folktales. She shared her book, A Spider's Thin Legs, as well as artifacts from her country. Thank you to our PTA for supporting this assembly and opening up the children's world!

Radburn School celebrates Mardi Gras with a collaborative effort from French teacher, Becky Kazimir; Music Teacher, Stephanie Beaudoin; and Physical Education teacher, Harvey Egan for a fun afternoon of songs, dances and colorful masks created by the students. Each student also created a piece that will be put together to create a sign in French which translates, "Let the good times roll!" Our fourth graders performed a rhythm stick play along which was OUTSTANDING! Thank you and terrific job to all!!

Kindergarten had fun celebrating the 100th day of school! We are 100 days smarter!

Mrs. Remshak's 100th Day of School celebration!

Showing our staff the love! Radburn staff were treated to coffee, hot chocolate, and bagels for an early Valentine's Day thank you! The Valentine's cart dropped in during the day! HAPPY VALENTINE's DAY!

Radburn School SOUPer Bowl a huge success! Students and staff have collected over 4 boxes of canned goods for donation. Students placed their cans on their prediction for the Super Bowl winner. Radburn predicts Team Kansas City as the winner! May the best team win!

Radburn students enjoyed a visit from a mobile Planetarium on Friday thanks to our Science Department. Students entered the portable dome and were taken to the Milky Way and beyond. It was an amazing experience! Thank you Mr. Durso and Ms. Zarwi.

The Planetarium is here today for K-4 students! The students are having fun learning about the Solar System.

Thank you Radburn PTA for our Lunar New Year Lion Dancers!

Lunar New Year at Radburn School! Year of the Rabbit. #RadburnRocks

Radburn Spirit Day, this Friday, January 27th! Show your school spirit!