High school celebrates 56 students earning New Jersey seal of biliteracy

Pleasantville Public Schools celebrated a remarkable achievement at the March 11 Board Meeting, highlighting the success of its bilingual education program. Supervisor Ms. Genzimmer took the stage to commend the hard work of students and staff, revealing that 56 students from the high school received the New Jersey State Seal of Biliteracy this year—a significant 28% increase from last year’s 42 recipients.

The announcement was met with enthusiasm as Ms. Genzimmer called each student to the front, recognizing their accomplishment. All 56 students, who are seniors, were honored for their dedication to mastering multiple languages, showcasing the district's commitment to bilingual education.

This achievement not only reflects the students' hard work but also underscores the effectiveness of Pleasantville's educational programs in promoting language proficiency. The board meeting concluded with applause for the students, marking a proud moment for the school community as they prepare for graduation.