Let's Move at Michelle Obama Elementary School!
LaShanda Gilliam
Principal
Principal
About Our School
Vision
The Michelle Obama Elementary School envisions a school community of self-confident, compassionate learners deeply committed to challenging the status quo and mobilizing the school community to take action and create transformational change within the society at large.
Mission
We make learning irresistible by dignifying the whole child and facilitating authentic learning experiences through interdisciplinary thematic units that cultivate creativity and empower students to take risks within a safe, supportive and nurturing environment.
Our School in the News
April 2026 Timeline of Events
Posted in: Posts navigation ← Superintendent León Begins Women’s History Month with Governor Sherrill, Congresswoman McIver, Majority Leader Ruiz, NJDOE Commissioner Laux, and Councilwoman Bey
Read More Superintendent León Begins Women’s History Month with Governor Sherrill, Congresswoman McIver, Majority Leader Ruiz, NJDOE Commissioner Laux, and Councilwoman Bey
Governor reads to elementary students and dialogues with Science Park High School seniors at Michelle Obama Elementary School NEWARK, N.J. – Superintendent León, Principal LaShanda Gilliam, Principal Darleen Gearhart, and other district officials welcomed N.J. Governor Mikie Sherrill, Congresswoman LaMonica McIver, N.J. Senate Majority Leader M. Teresa Ruiz, N.J. Education Commissioner Dr. Lily Laux, and […]
Read More Students Compete In District’s Fourth Annual Robotics Competition
Lafayette Street School earns top-honors; District IT Chief announces 3-D printers to be provided to every robotics team NEWARK, N.J. – Big ideas, innovation, and teamwork took center stage Saturday as Newark Public Schools hosted its fourth annual Districtwide Robotics Competition at Newark Vocational High School. The event, presented by the District’s Office of Educational […]
Read More Newark Public Schools Awarded A $250,000 State Grant to Plant Trees at 10 Schools
NEWARK, N.J. – Newark Public Schools has been awarded a $250,000 Trees for Schools Grant to support tree planting and greening efforts at 10 district schools, officials announced today. The grant, provided by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) in partnership with Sustainable Jersey and The College of New Jersey, will fund the […]
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