The SHS Military Wall of Honor recognizes SHS graduates who have served or are serving in the U.S. Armed Services.  We are proud of the men and women who have protected us and our country, and are proud to know that they graduated from Salem High School.  Our newest addition to the wall is William B. Crane (Class of 1954); and the Stanley military family - Kenneth A. Stanley (Class of 1976), Brittany R. Stanley (Class of 2002) and Kendrea L. Stanley (Class of 2009).  Thank you for your service to our country, and for sharing with our Salem family.  If you served or are serving in the military and are a SHS graduate, we would be honored to add your name to the SHS Military Wall of Honor. 

 

2013 Visionary Principal of the Year
Salem High School Principal Dr. Gregory Dunham was selected by the New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association (NJPSA) as the 2013 Visionary Principal of the Year for a Secondary School Principal, for his dedication and accomplishments at the high school. Read the nj.com article & see photos.



The NAACP annual Freedom Fund Banquet was held on Saturday, October 26, 2013.  Ina Jetter, the Director of the Youth Connections program at Salem High School, received the Youth Services Award; she has worked with youth and families for more than 30 years.  Youth Awards went to Salem High School seniors Aaliyah Garlic, Akmad Nichols Jr. and Jasmin Porter, recognized as "rising stars" in their community. Photo Gallery


 
John Fenwick Academy Hitting the Ground Learning showcases Teacher Collaboration, Snapshots of Learning, Developing and Nurturing Thinkers and Writers at John Fenwick; also includes Highlights of the Winter Concert, the Peace Garden project, and many more school, community and district-wide initiatives.  CLICK HERE to view the video.

SCSD is an Inter-district School Choice school.  

If your student is currently registered with his/her resident district, complete the Notice of Intent to Participate Form, submit it to your resident district by December 2, 2013, and obtain a signed receipt acknowledging that you submitted the form. Keep the receipt for your records. By law, a resident district must be informed if a student intends to participate in the choice program.

Earning a college scholarship is within your reach! It's a matter of meeting the SCHOOL COUNTS! criteria. Get started by picking up a SCHOOL COUNTS! enrollment form from Mr. Hunt in the Salem High School Guidance Office.  Click HERE for more information.

  

Beginning January 2014, NJ FamilyCare - will include CHIP, Medicaid and Medicaid expansion populations. That means documented NJ residents who are low income may be eligible for free or low cost health insurance that covers doctor visits, prescriptions, vision, dental care, mental health and substance use services and even hospitalization.  Open enrollment for this new, expanded eligibility group begins October 1, 2013 .  Click HERE for more info.

Students & Staff of the month for October 2013

John Fenwick Academy                               
Desire Gardiner - 1^st Grade, Ms. Roman
Ray’on Carter - 1^st Grade, Ms. Stevens

Salem Middle School                             
Jovon Woods - 4^th Grade, Ms. Nelson
Leah Thompkins - 4^th Grade, Ms. Reese

Salem High School                     
Dominique Johnson -11^th Grade
Tanner Humphreys -11^th Grade

Staff Member
Salem High School, Robert Carpo – Information Technology

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