News & Announcements

Something terrible has happened at Huber Street School; our principal has been kidnapped! The 4th grade sleuths in Mrs. Curry's ELA class knew just what to do. Students spent the day examining evidence at the crime scene, interviewing suspects, and formulating a plan. Using their skills of inference, the students were able to bring Mr. V. back safely (and, they caught the perpetrator in the process. It was Ms. Yeo! Motive: She wants a raise.)

Wednesday, November 13th is National Kindness Day. Help us celebrate by wearing your favorite cardigan sweater to school. #NationalKindnessDay #CardiganDay #HuberStreetSchool #SecaucusPride

Hope you and your families had a restful week off!

Students may wear red, white, and blue in honor of Veteran's Day with their uniform bottoms. Thank you to all who have served!

‪Happy Halloween from the faculty & staff of Huber St School & The Millridge School!🎃 Have a wonderful & restful fall break. Reminder: school will be closed Nov 4-Nov 8.‬

Rain or Shine! On Tuesday, October 29, 2019, Mrs. Michele Wurst’s third grade students explored a salt marsh within an estuary at The Meadowlands Environment Center. Following an introduction to the habitat, students ventured out on field walk amid the phragmites to explore the sights, sounds, and smells of a salt marsh. Along the way to a collection site, students made observations about the weather, physical environment, fauna and flora. At the collection site, students used dip nets to collect and identify aquatic organisms that inhabit the impoundment of DeKorte Park. Working with the live specimens, such as grass shrimp, blue crab, killifish, and eel, students learned how to make observations about nature and how to record their observations through journaling and sketching. Students also completed an outdoors salt marsh scavenger hunt and earned a Platinum Award for scoring all required points and an additional 15 of 17 bonus points. Students were provided with pre and post lesson plans at school surrounding this unique adventure and cannot wait to return to DeKorte Park in the future.

On November 12, 2019 at 6:30 pm at the Performing Arts Center of Secaucus
High School the Patriot Parent Academy cordially invites you to attend the
viewing of the film "Screenagers: Growing Up in the Digital Age." This event is
free of charge and discusses how tech time impacts kids' development and offers
solutions on how adults can empower kids to best navigate the digital world and
find balance.


Please visit the Parent Academy tab on the Secaucus High School website for
more information or contact Amanda Wargocki, Assistant Principal of Secaucus
High School for details. We look forward to seeing you there!

IMPORTANT MESSAGE!
Today 10/31 the Huber Street School will host two assemblies for our students to parade across the stage in our gymnasium.

Students in Pre-K, kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade will parade at 1:00 P.M. and students in 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade will do the same at 2:00 P.M. Additionally, intermediate students who have siblings in the primary grades will be permitted to walk with their siblings at one o'clock.

There will be limited, standing-room-only space provided for parents to attend. Parents will enter via the gym doors.

See you soon!

Huber is now on Twitter! Follow us for information, updates & pictures .

@HuberSPSD

Peacekeeper’s Club is looking for canned donations for the Secaucus Food Pantry for needy families in our area for the upcoming holiday season!

Please bring canned or boxed items only . Hudson County’s Holiday Wish List: Stuffing, Cookies, Canned yams, Turkey gravy, Pasta , $10 gift to a local supermarket, Cranberry sauce, Canned corn
Marinara sauce, and Mac & cheese

Collection begins Monday, Nov. 11th - Fri. November 22nd.
Peacekeeper’s Club members will come around to collect items from homerooms.

Plans over break? How does Monster Golf sound? Nov 4th, 2019 10:30am-1:00pm, portion of the proceeds will benefit the Secaucus School Districts fundraising for St. Jude