
Jill Summers-Phillips
Principal
Principal
About Our School
The John F. Kennedy School is a district wide secondary special education school. Currently there are three programs at this school: Autistic, Multiple Disabilities and the Medically Fragile. As always it is our desire to meet the needs of every student at John F. Kennedy School so that they can continue to grow and make progress in meeting academic standards and becoming well-rounded responsible citizens. Please feel free to stop by and introduce yourself if we have not had the opportunity to officially meet. For those of you that I have had the pleasure of meeting, please feel free to stop by and say hello. Please check our site frequently. We will be adding information often so that you are informed.
Our School in the News
NBOE Maximizes Student Achievement During the Extended School Year
Summer Fun Day Activities at Ivy Hill, Rafael Hernandez, Arts High School, and Louise A. Spencer During the summer, the Office of Special Education administered two Extended School Year (ESY) Programs to support over 700 students. ESY provides inclusive opportunities for students to attend the Summer Plus Program with their peers at Belmont Runyon, Chancellor […]
Read More Over 750 Special Education Staff Attend the Building Bridges: Connected to Student Success Conference
The Office of Special Education hosts a Special Education Conference and Student Ambassadors are greeted by Superintendent Leòn The Office of Special Education utilized the District’s Staff Development Day to lead the Building Bridges: Connected to Student Success Conference on March 15, 2023. The conference was held at Newark Vocational High School and well attended […]
Read More Welcome Back with Smiles!
Posted in: Posts navigation ← Newark Board of Education Salutes Graduates of 2021-22
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