PACNJ Asthma Friendly School Award Recipients

Congratulations to the following schools! They have fulfilled the "Six Steps to Success" and have received the PACNJ Asthma Friendly School Award for their commitment to enhancing the quality of education for students and staff with asthma.  To date 262 schools have received the Award!


Newark Public Schools Receive Award
at the August 30, 2007 Award Ceremony            

The following Schools and Districts have recently qualified for the Award. Many of these schools were recognized at an Award ceremony on
Friday, May 11, 2007.  Contact info@pacnj.org for more information.  Thank you to the United States Environmental Protection Agency Region 2 and the New Jersey Department of Health Senior Services for their support of this program.  Additional support was provided by AstraZeneca and     
GlaxoSmithKline.

MAY WAS ASTHMA AWARENESS MONTH          
                                                                    

                     Governor Jon S. Corzine proclaims May 2007 
                as Asthma Awareness Month.

               (Pictured left to right - Clatie Campbell, RRT and
               Arthur J. Torre, MD, Co-chairs of the PACNJ, receive the
               Proclamation from Fred M. Jacob, MD, JD,
               Commissioner, NJ Department of Health and Senior
               Services at Statewide Asthma Friendly Schools Award Ceremony)               

May 11, 2007 - Over 100 New Jersey Schools, representing 22 districts, serving over 72,000                   
       students, received the PACNJ Asthma Friendly School Award at a Statewide Ceremony!
         Thank you to the United States Environmental Protection Agency Region 2 and the New Jersey Department of Health
         Senior Services for their support of this program.  Additional support was provided by AstraZeneca and     
         GlaxoSmithKline.

                                     
                                                            Asthma Friendly School Award recipients at the statewide award ceremony
     

Read the Press Release about the May 11, 2007 Award Ceremony

Spring 2007 Award Recipients:

104 Schools (22 districts, 1 private school)
Over 72,200 student served, over 5800 faculty served)

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Friday, May 11, 2007 Award Ceremony Speakers - left to right: Carol McGotty, MS, RN NJ State School Nurses Association,
Larainne Koehler, Radon and Indoor Air Coordinator, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Region 2, Georgine DiMaria, Miss New Jersey 2006, Fred M. Jacobs, MD, JD, Commissioner, New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services, Clatie Campbell, RRT and Arthur J. Torre, MD,
Co-chairs of the PACNJ

Brick Township School District

Burlington County Special Services School District

  Burlington County Institute of Technology

Caldwell-West Caldwell Public Schools

Demarest Public Schools

East Brunswick Schools

Ewing Public School District

Green Brook School District

Hammonton Public Schools

Hanover Township Public Schools

Hillsborough School District

Long Beach Island Consolidated School District

Neptune City Borough School District

Northern Burlington county Regional School District

Perth Amboy Public Schools

River Edge School District

Rockaway Township School District

St Stephens Pre-School

Toms River School District

  Woodlynne Public School District

Wyckoff School District

The following Schools and Districts have recently qualified for the Award. Many of these schools were recognized at an Award ceremony on Thursday, November 2, 2006.  Contact info@pacnj.org for more information.

Fall 2006 Award Recipients:

135 schools (27 public school districts, 3 private schools)
Over 70,600 students served

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  Allegro School

Bergenfield School District: Franklin School, Hoover School, Jefferson School, Lincoln School, Washington Elementary School

Boonton School District: Boonton High school, John Hill Elementary School, School Street School, Boonton Middle School

Closter School District: Hillside Elementary School, Tenakill Middle School

Cranford School District: Hillside Avenue School, Livingston Avenue School, Cranford Achievement Program, Orange Avenue School, Bloomingdale Avenue School, Walnut Avenue School, Cranford Senior High School, Brookside Place School

Florham Park School District: Brooklake School, Ridgedale Middle School, Briarwood School

Freehold Borough District: Freehold Learning Center, Freehold Intermediate School, Park Avenue School

Glen Rock School District: Glen Rock Middle School, Richard E. Byrd School, Glen Rock High School, Alexander Hamilton School, Central Elementary School, Clara E. Coleman School

Hardyston School District: Hardyston Township Elementary School, Hardyston Middle School

Hasbrouck Heights School District: Euclid Elementary School, Lincoln Elementary School, Hasbrouck Jr/Sr. High School

Hillsdale School District: Meadowbrook Elementary School, Ann Blanche Smith School, George G. White School

Incarnation - St. James School

International Charter School of Trenton

Manalapan-Englishtown School District: Clark Mills School, Lafayette Mills School, Milford Brook School, Pine Brook School, Taylor Mills School, Wemrock Brook School, Manalapan Englishtown Middle School

Manasquan School District: Manasquan Elementary School, Manasquan High School

Montclair School District:  Renaissance Middle School, Rand Elementary School, Northeast Elementary School, Nishuane Elementary School, Watchung Elementary School, Montclair High School, Glenfield Middle School, Mt Hebron Middle School, Hillside Elementary School, Edgemont Elementary School, Bradford Elementary School

Montvale School District:  Fieldstone Middle School, Memorial School

North Brunswick School District:  Central Elementary School, Linwood Middle School, Arthur Judd Elementary School, North Brunswick Twsp High School, John Adams Elementary School, Parsons Elementary School, Livingston Park School

Northern Valley Regional High School at Demarest:  Northern Valley Regional High School Demarest

Paramus School District:  East Brook Middle School, Memorial Elementary School, Midland Elementary School, West Brook Middle School, Ridge Ranch Elementary School, Paramus High School, Parkway Elementary School, Stony Lane School

Pine Hill School District:  Overbrook High School, Pine Hill Middle School, Albert M. Bean Elementary School, John Glenn Elementary School

Pompton Lakes School District:  Lincoln Elementary School, Lakeside Middle School, Pompton Lakes High School, Lenox Elementary School

Riverdale School District:  Riverdale Elementary School

Tewksbury School District:  Old Turnpike Middle School, Tewksbury Elementary School

Upper Saddle River School District:  Edith A. Bogert Elementary School, Robert D. Reynolds Elementary School, Emil A. Cavallini Middle School

Wall Township School District:  Allenwood Elementary School, West Belmar Elementary School, Wall High School, Intermediate Middle School, Central Elementary School, Wall Primary School, Old Mill Elementary School

Wallington School District:  Frank W. Gavlak Elementary School, Jefferson School, Wallington High School

Westwood School District:  Jessie F. George Elementary School, Westwood High School, Washington Elementary School, Brookside Upper Elementary School, Ketler Elementary School, Berkeley Avenue Elementary School

Woodbridge School District:  Avenel Street Elementary School, Avenel Middle School, Woodbine Avenue Elementary School, Colonia Middle School, Colonia High School, Lynn Crest Elementary School, Oak Ridge Heights Elementary School #21, Pennsylvania Avenue Elementary School, Claremont Avenue Elementary School, Fords Middle School, Ford Avenue School #14, Lafayette Estates Elementary School, John F. Kennedy High School, Indiana Avenue Elementary School, Kennedy Park Elementary School, Robert Mascenik School #26, Iselin Middle School, Menlo Park Terrace Elementary School, Ross Street Elementary School, Woodbridge High School, Woodbridge Middle School, Mawbey Street Elementary School, Port Reading School, Matthew Jago School #28

Woodcliff Lake School District:  Woodcliff Middle School, Dorchester Elementary School

Learn how your school can qualify for the award.

Spring 2006 Award ceremonies: Click on each picture below to enlarge:

Little Falls School #1	Matheny Medical and Educational Center	Morris Knolls Regional School District Morris Hills High School Morris Knolls High School	New Milford School District Berkley School Bertrand F. Gibbs School New Milford High School Owens Middle School	Oradell Public School
Ramapo Indian Hills School District Indian Hills High School Ramapo High School	River Vale School District Holdrum Middle School Roberge Elementary School Woodside Elementary School	Saddle Brook School District Franklin School Helen J. Smith School Long Memorial School Saddle Brook Middle/High School Washington School

NOT PICTURED:
 

Northvale School District                                         Old Tappan School District
        Nathan Hale Middle School                                      Charles DeWolf School

        Thomas Jefferson Elementary School                     T. Baldwin Elementary
 

Many thanks to the Montclair School District, Montclair High School George Inness Annex,
for hosting our Tools for Schools Training on June 1, 2006!

                                           
Left to right: Mr. Peter Renwick, Assistant Principal, Ms. Nina Derosa, Secretary to the Superintendent,
Dr. Frank Alvarez, Superintendent