The minutes of the meeting held by the school district on June 30, 2025, mention that the Passaic Board of Education gave its approval for the application to be submitted for upgrading the toilet-room facilities in the Pre-K/Kindergarten classrooms of several schools including School 11, for the 2025-26 year.

The minutes of July 22, 2024, state that the New Jersey Department of Education recognized four schools in the district for adherence to the PBSIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports) framework, among which is School 1.

Q1. What measures does the school take against bullying and other behavioral issues?

Ans. The school has a strict zero-tolerance anti-bullying policy along with counseling and peer mediation programs to support conflict resolution.

Q2. Are there any provisions regarding gifted students or advanced academic programs?

Ans. Yes, indeed, the Honors and Enrichment Programs are the main ones that allow gifted kids to demonstrate and develop their academic skills.

Q3. What are the most commonly spoken languages by the students and their families?

Ans. The Passaic community is very diverse, and thus the most spoken languages are English and Spanish since they represent the largest share of the population.

Q4. Are there any community partnerships or outreach programs?

Ans. The school collaborates with local groups and city projects in the areas of civic awareness, environmental issues, and career exposure, to mention a few.

Q5. What procedures are in place to evaluate the academic performance of students?

Ans. The evaluation of student academic performance is done through different ways state standardized tests, classroom assessments, and periodic progress reports sent to parents being among them.