Scholastic Book Fair BOGO is coming to Woodlynne May 18-22!
Family Book Fair Night will be on Wednesday May 20th from 4pm-6pm!
Mark your calendar!
Family Book Fair Night will be on Wednesday May 20th from 4pm-6pm!
Mark your calendar!
Asbury Church located at 2220 Woodlynne Ave, Woodlynne, NJ is holding a community town hall meeting on April 23 @ 630pm. The meeting will focus on understanding your constitutional rights and learning safe strategies for interacting with ICE agents.
Today, our teachers proudly wore their autism awareness shirts to show support, promote understanding, and celebrate the unique strengths of individuals with autism.
Together, we are building a more inclusive and accepting school community—one where every student is valued and supported. 🌈
#AutismAwarenessMonth #InclusionMatters #CelebrateDifferences #Acceptance #SchoolCommunity
Together, we are building a more inclusive and accepting school community—one where every student is valued and supported. 🌈
#AutismAwarenessMonth #InclusionMatters #CelebrateDifferences #Acceptance #SchoolCommunity
Not all heroes wear capes—some show up every day as dedicated assistant principals like Mr. Hamilton.
Thank you for being a steady, supportive presence in our school. The way you handle challenges with patience, lead with fairness, and genuinely care about students and staff makes a bigger difference than you probably hear about. It’s the small moments—checking in, listening, encouraging—that really stick with people.
Your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed. We appreciate you more than words can fully capture. 🙏
Thank you for being a steady, supportive presence in our school. The way you handle challenges with patience, lead with fairness, and genuinely care about students and staff makes a bigger difference than you probably hear about. It’s the small moments—checking in, listening, encouraging—that really stick with people.
Your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed. We appreciate you more than words can fully capture. 🙏
NJ Human Services announcement:
Human Services Fully Reopens Child Care Assistance Program
April 9, 2026
(TRENTON) – Human Services Commissioner Stephen Cha today announced that the Department has fully reopened the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP), restoring access to all eligible families seeking child care assistance.
“Child care isn’t a luxury for most New Jersey families, it’s a necessity,” Commissioner Cha said. “The Child Care Assistance Program serves as a vital economic lifeline, helping to pay for quality early childhood education and allowing parents to continue their careers. That is why we are grateful to fully reopen this key program. We encourage families to review the eligibility criteria and apply at ChildCareNJ.gov.”
"Child care is a necessary expense that often strains household budgets,” Deputy Commissioner for Social Services Michael J. Wilson said. “By fully reopening applications we are able to provide essential relief to families. This allows more families to work with confidence, knowing their children are in safe, enriching environments. By continuing to invest in this program, we are investing in affordability.”
CCAP provides child care assistance to income-eligible parents who are working, attending school, or participating in job training, ensuring support is available to families who need help affording child care.
“We encourage families to visit ChildCareNJ.gov to learn about the CCAP and review eligibility requirements. When ready to apply, families will be directed to the State’s secure online application system, MyNJHelps, to complete and submit their application,” said Division of Family Development Assistant Commissioner Natasha Johnson. “Families can also connect with their local Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) agencies for guidance and support in accessing affordable child care options.”
Families can also check whether they are eligible for Head Start or if their school district offers free preschool for three- and four-year-olds.
New applications are now being accepted due to some families transitioning off the program. Once the applicant has submitted all required documents, the CCR&R will review the application and make an eligibility decision within 30 days.
Additionally, $18 million allocated in the Governor’s proposed state budget will enable the program to serve even more families. The Department anticipates serving up to 77,500 children in FY 2027.
Since 2018, the New Jersey has invested more than a billion dollars in new funding for child care, and, as part of those investments, child care provider rates have more than doubled.
Continue to visit www.ChildCareNJ.gov for information and updates.
Human Services Fully Reopens Child Care Assistance Program
April 9, 2026
(TRENTON) – Human Services Commissioner Stephen Cha today announced that the Department has fully reopened the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP), restoring access to all eligible families seeking child care assistance.
“Child care isn’t a luxury for most New Jersey families, it’s a necessity,” Commissioner Cha said. “The Child Care Assistance Program serves as a vital economic lifeline, helping to pay for quality early childhood education and allowing parents to continue their careers. That is why we are grateful to fully reopen this key program. We encourage families to review the eligibility criteria and apply at ChildCareNJ.gov.”
"Child care is a necessary expense that often strains household budgets,” Deputy Commissioner for Social Services Michael J. Wilson said. “By fully reopening applications we are able to provide essential relief to families. This allows more families to work with confidence, knowing their children are in safe, enriching environments. By continuing to invest in this program, we are investing in affordability.”
CCAP provides child care assistance to income-eligible parents who are working, attending school, or participating in job training, ensuring support is available to families who need help affording child care.
“We encourage families to visit ChildCareNJ.gov to learn about the CCAP and review eligibility requirements. When ready to apply, families will be directed to the State’s secure online application system, MyNJHelps, to complete and submit their application,” said Division of Family Development Assistant Commissioner Natasha Johnson. “Families can also connect with their local Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) agencies for guidance and support in accessing affordable child care options.”
Families can also check whether they are eligible for Head Start or if their school district offers free preschool for three- and four-year-olds.
New applications are now being accepted due to some families transitioning off the program. Once the applicant has submitted all required documents, the CCR&R will review the application and make an eligibility decision within 30 days.
Additionally, $18 million allocated in the Governor’s proposed state budget will enable the program to serve even more families. The Department anticipates serving up to 77,500 children in FY 2027.
Since 2018, the New Jersey has invested more than a billion dollars in new funding for child care, and, as part of those investments, child care provider rates have more than doubled.
Continue to visit www.ChildCareNJ.gov for information and updates.
April is Stress Awareness Month—a timely reminder to prioritize mental health and well-being. In the midst of academic demands and daily responsibilities, it's crucial to take moments throughout the day to reset and practice mindfulness.
Remember to take some breaks. Step outside, take a few deep breaths, or engage in a quick mindfulness exercise. Your well-being is paramount, and these small breaks can make a significant difference in managing stress. Allow these moments to rejuvenate your mind, so you can have a focused and productive study session.
Remember, your mental health matters, and taking proactive steps to manage stress is a sign of strength. If you or someone you know needs support, Care Solace is available 24/7/365 for confidential mental health care coordination:
Call: 888-515-0595 (Multilingual support available)
Visit: caresolace.com/woodlynne
Take the time you need, practice mindfulness, and thrive.
Remember to take some breaks. Step outside, take a few deep breaths, or engage in a quick mindfulness exercise. Your well-being is paramount, and these small breaks can make a significant difference in managing stress. Allow these moments to rejuvenate your mind, so you can have a focused and productive study session.
Remember, your mental health matters, and taking proactive steps to manage stress is a sign of strength. If you or someone you know needs support, Care Solace is available 24/7/365 for confidential mental health care coordination:
Call: 888-515-0595 (Multilingual support available)
Visit: caresolace.com/woodlynne
Take the time you need, practice mindfulness, and thrive.
This Thursday, April 16th from 530pm - 730pm is Celebrate New Jersey at the Woodlynne School. The students have prepared projects on New Jersey to show to the Woodlynne Community. There will be food and entertainment by our spring choir. ALL CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT!
Open Gym Night, Wednesday, April 1st 4p-6p! For grades 5th - 8th! Please come out and enjoy some fun with the Camden County Metro! They will provide refreshments!
April is Autism Acceptance Month. This month, we’re celebrating what makes each of our students unique!
Everyone shines in their own way ✨ #AutismAcceptanceMonth
Everyone shines in their own way ✨ #AutismAcceptanceMonth
Attention Woodlynne Residents: The Town Egg Hunt is scheduled for Saturday, March 28th at 12 noon at the playground on 4th and Evergreen! Volunteers are welcome and should arrive at 11am. A great opportunity for students needing service hours! Rain date will be April 4th same time and place!
Collingswood High School PTA wants to "Egg My Yard"! A fun way to hunt for eggs! Simply scan the QR code, choose the options, pay by venmo! Your kids will love to hunt for eggs already filled with either toys or candy or both!
Camden County Technical Schools is holding an open house for 7th Grade students, parents are encouraged to register online to attend an information Session, space is limited. The Application Portal for 7th Grade will open July 1st for the 2027-2028 school year. You will need your 7th grade end of year report card. See the flyer for QR code.
CCTS is having a summer camp for incoming 7th and 8th grde students (current 6th and 7th) Registration opens up March 16th See Summer Camp Brochure for more information. click or copy and paste link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s-hW-y-fIh-G9ps-TtISRq_D7Tw_W_gd/view?usp=sharing
The extended deadline for current 8th graders to apply for September 2026 is April 1st. The application will be removed after that date. There are limited openings at both of our campuses.
CCTS is having a summer camp for incoming 7th and 8th grde students (current 6th and 7th) Registration opens up March 16th See Summer Camp Brochure for more information. click or copy and paste link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s-hW-y-fIh-G9ps-TtISRq_D7Tw_W_gd/view?usp=sharing
The extended deadline for current 8th graders to apply for September 2026 is April 1st. The application will be removed after that date. There are limited openings at both of our campuses.
Each year on March 10, Americans observe Harriet Tubman Day in remembrance of Harriet Tubman (c. 1822–1913). The date marks the anniversary of her death, and the national observance was formally recognized in 1990 during President George H. W. Bush’s administration.
Harriet Tubman was born into slavery in Maryland and later escaped. What makes her story extraordinary is what she did next: she returned again and again to help others flee to safety through the network that became known as the Underground Railroad—at great personal risk.
During the Civil War, Tubman also supported the Union as a nurse and as a scout and spy. Her life reflects uncommon courage, discipline, and endurance.
Harriet Tubman Day is a time to remember a person who acted decisively under extreme danger and hardship. Her story stands as an example of perseverance and moral courage in American history.
For those who fly the American flag, this day can also be a reminder to display it with care and respect—and to remember the real people behind the history we inherit.
Harriet Tubman was born into slavery in Maryland and later escaped. What makes her story extraordinary is what she did next: she returned again and again to help others flee to safety through the network that became known as the Underground Railroad—at great personal risk.
During the Civil War, Tubman also supported the Union as a nurse and as a scout and spy. Her life reflects uncommon courage, discipline, and endurance.
Harriet Tubman Day is a time to remember a person who acted decisively under extreme danger and hardship. Her story stands as an example of perseverance and moral courage in American history.
For those who fly the American flag, this day can also be a reminder to display it with care and respect—and to remember the real people behind the history we inherit.
Collingswood Theater invites you to join us in March for our annual high school musical: MAMMA MIA!
On a picturesque Greek island, bride-to-be Sophie dreams of having her father walk down the aisle. The only problem? She doesn't know who he is! After discovering her mother Donna's old diary, Sophie invites the three most likely candidates to her wedding, hoping to finally uncover the truth before the big day. Set to the timeless hits of Swedish pop group ABBA, this musical is a joyful celebration of love, family, and friendship.
Tickets are reserved seating. Choose your seat ahead of time and buy your tickets online at www.collstheater.com. There are two casts to watch and enjoy: our Blue Cast (performs 3/19 @ 7pm and 3/21 @ 1pm) and our Gold Cast (performs (3/20 @ 7pm and 3/21 @ 7pm)
On a picturesque Greek island, bride-to-be Sophie dreams of having her father walk down the aisle. The only problem? She doesn't know who he is! After discovering her mother Donna's old diary, Sophie invites the three most likely candidates to her wedding, hoping to finally uncover the truth before the big day. Set to the timeless hits of Swedish pop group ABBA, this musical is a joyful celebration of love, family, and friendship.
Tickets are reserved seating. Choose your seat ahead of time and buy your tickets online at www.collstheater.com. There are two casts to watch and enjoy: our Blue Cast (performs 3/19 @ 7pm and 3/21 @ 1pm) and our Gold Cast (performs (3/20 @ 7pm and 3/21 @ 7pm)
Woodlynne Celebrated Read Across America with guest readers from Collingswood High School! Thank you @colls_hs for sharing such wonderful role models!
🏀 Open Gym Night – Grades 4–8 🚔🍕
Join the Camden County Metro Police for an exciting Open Gym Night!
📅 Wednesday, March 4th
⏰ 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
👦👧 Open to Grades 4–8
Come out for an afternoon of basketball, games, and fun with our local officers in a safe and positive environment.
🍕 Pizza and refreshments will be provided!
We look forward to seeing you there!
Join the Camden County Metro Police for an exciting Open Gym Night!
📅 Wednesday, March 4th
⏰ 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
👦👧 Open to Grades 4–8
Come out for an afternoon of basketball, games, and fun with our local officers in a safe and positive environment.
🍕 Pizza and refreshments will be provided!
We look forward to seeing you there!
March is Self-Harm Awareness Month. If a student has been hurting themselves on purpose, the real hurt is inside. Self-harm is used to cope in the moment but can end up becoming a dangerous cycle. Here are some signs that your student is vulnerable and may be self-injuring:
Symptoms of depression, anxiety, or stress
Visible cuts, scratches, or unexplained wounds
Covering their bodies with bandages, long sleeves, or long pants
If your student needs intervention and support for self-harm and its root causes, contact Care Solace. Care Solace will navigate the mental health care system, explain options, and quickly find available providers in our local community. Care Solace is a complimentary and confidential care coordination service provided by Woodlynne School District.
Call 888-515-0595. Multilingual support is available 24/7/365.
Visit caresolace.com/woodlynne and either search on your own OR click “Book Appointment” for assistance by video chat, email, or phone.
As always, we are committed to promoting and protecting our students’ total wellbeing.
Symptoms of depression, anxiety, or stress
Visible cuts, scratches, or unexplained wounds
Covering their bodies with bandages, long sleeves, or long pants
If your student needs intervention and support for self-harm and its root causes, contact Care Solace. Care Solace will navigate the mental health care system, explain options, and quickly find available providers in our local community. Care Solace is a complimentary and confidential care coordination service provided by Woodlynne School District.
Call 888-515-0595. Multilingual support is available 24/7/365.
Visit caresolace.com/woodlynne and either search on your own OR click “Book Appointment” for assistance by video chat, email, or phone.
As always, we are committed to promoting and protecting our students’ total wellbeing.
Registration for the 2026–2027 preschool year is now open.
• Students must be 3 years old on or before October 1, 2026 to be eligible for enrollment.
• Limited spots are available.
• A student’s spot is secured only once registration is fully completed, regardless of when the registration process was started.
We look forward to a wonderful school year ahead!
click on our registration tab on our website www.woodlynne.k12.nj.us
The 8th Grade Collingswood Open House will be Tuesday, March 3 from 6pm - 7:30pm! Parents and students welcome!
March is Women's History Month, a month to study, observe, and celebrate the vital role women play in American life and history. We will continue to encourage girls and young women to speak up, challenge expectations, and become trailblazers, pioneers, innovators, and leaders. And that includes encouraging them to advocate for their own mental health.
If your student needs additional help to reach their full potential, Care Solace can help connect them to mental health care. They will navigate the mental health care system, explain options, and quickly find available providers in our local community. Care Solace is a complementary and confidential care coordination service provided by Woodlynne School District.
Call 888-515-0595. Multilingual support is available 24/7/365.
Visit caresolace.com/woodlynne and either search on your own OR click “Book Appointment” for assistance by video chat, email, or phone.
We promise to continue to do our part to ensure our students are thriving and learning.
If your student needs additional help to reach their full potential, Care Solace can help connect them to mental health care. They will navigate the mental health care system, explain options, and quickly find available providers in our local community. Care Solace is a complementary and confidential care coordination service provided by Woodlynne School District.
Call 888-515-0595. Multilingual support is available 24/7/365.
Visit caresolace.com/woodlynne and either search on your own OR click “Book Appointment” for assistance by video chat, email, or phone.
We promise to continue to do our part to ensure our students are thriving and learning.
