Pennsauken Public Schools

10/31/2026

10/31/2026

Pennsauken Public Schools had some festive fun during their annual Halloween Parades! Do you have a great pic of your child in their Pennsauken school's parade? Be sure to share it with us via Facebook Message and we'll add it to our gallery!

10/31/2026

Student Voice Matters!

Our Supervisor of Educational Technology and Innovation, Mr. Robert Rosenheim, engaged Pennsauken High School students in a meaningful conversation about our district's Portrait of a Graduate.

Through collaborative discussions and reflection, students shared their perspectives on the knowledge, skills, and attributes they believe are essential for success beyond graduation.

From critical thinking and resilience to financial literacy, communication, and personal responsibility, their insights reinforced an important principle: The students we serve should have a voice in shaping the educational experiences we create.

Their feedback will help inform our ongoing work to develop a shared vision of what it means to be a future-ready Pennsauken graduate.

10/29/2026

Superintendent Dr. James Bevere and the Pennsauken Board of Education officially cut the ribbon on the new $11.7 million STEAM wing at Pennsauken High School during a special ceremony on Tuesday. The 19,000-square-foot addition will expand opportunities for students to learn about science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) through hands-on instruction and collaboration. Pennsauken Township Committeeman Marco DiBattista and Committeewoman Nicole Roberts were also on hand to celebrate this impressive expansion.

The new wing includes 13 classrooms, three laboratory spaces, two outdoor learning areas and dedicated spaces for small-group work. A demonstration lab also opens into an expanded hallway area, providing additional room for collaborative learning opportunities, student presentations and other activities.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, STEM occupations are projected to grow faster than the overall job market through 2035, with a median annual wage of $106,360.

As part of its educational vision, Pennsauken Public Schools is ensuring that all of its students - from kindergarten through high school - are exposed to high-end STEAM-based learning.

10/28/2026

Reminder tonight at 5:30 PM

10/25/2026

Learning abstract mathematical concepts came to life at Roosevelt STEM School when Ms. Moore’s seventh grade math students hosted a school carnival for the younger grades.

In class, the seventh graders had been studying the principles of probability and compound events, learning how two independent outcomes work together to shape total chances. To put their knowledge to the test, students were challenged to design their own carnival games, with each game requiring two events.

The real test of their mastery came when designing the prize tiers. Students calculated the exact math behind every spin, flip, toss, or roll so that winning was fair and unpredictable. They set up the rules so that the biggest prizes were the hardest to win with the lowest odds, medium prizes were slightly easier, and small prizes had the highest chance of winning.

After crunching the numbers, the students headed into the school’s STEAM lab, where they rolled up their sleeves to construct their games and poster displays outlining their rules of the game and prizes.

When carnival day arrived, the younger grades tested their luck and skill, tossing rings and balls, spinning wheels, rolling dice, and flipping coins. The event transformed classroom formulas into tangible, memorable fun for the entire Roosevelt STEM school. Ms. Moore is very proud of her students for their hard work, creativity, and dedication to making math engaging for everyone!

10/25/2026

During Hispanic Heritage Month, students at Carson Elementary School learned about the history of papel picado, traditional Mexican folk art made with paper. Mrs. Good's second grade class did an amazing job creating colorful hallway decor and bringing one of Mexico's traditions to life.