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Superintendent announces community health fair and summer program schedules
Summary
The district announced a Community Health Fair for July 27 with free screenings at School 28, listed end dates for summer programs through late July and early August, and publicized an August 25 vaccination clinic for eligible students.
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The superintendent announced community and student updates at the July 24 board meeting, including a district Community Health Fair and a schedule of summer program end dates.
The Elizabeth Community Health Fair is scheduled for Sunday, July 27 at School 28 (Juan Pablo Duarte / School 28) from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; organizers will offer free health information and screenings for prostate cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, cholesterol, vision and dental issues, nutrition and psychological services. Registration is required and details are available on the district’s circulated flyer and social media.
The superintendent also reviewed summer program end dates: the rising kindergarten literacy program and summer arts institute concluded July 23; several camps and programs (CTE summer camp, newcomer and multilingual learner programs, ESL enrichment, and Apex learning) end July 30; JROTC and a joint orientation end July 31; youth athletics and high‑school sports camps conclude in early August. The district will publish school‑specific welcome letters the week of Aug. 18 with back‑to‑school night and schedule information.
Additionally, the city is hosting a free immunization event on Aug. 25 at 418 Palmer Street by appointment for eligible sixth‑ and 11th‑grade students; the district will share flyers and targeted communications to families with Medicaid or without insurance.
Why it matters: The health fair and vaccination clinics support students’ required immunizations and access to care before the new school year. The superintendent emphasized using PowerSchool to monitor students’ attendance and academic progress and urged parents to engage with the district’s communication channels.
What’s next: Registration information is available on the district website and the district will post welcome‑back materials and school schedules in mid‑August.

