School Highlights Spring 2020

In This Issue Burlington City High School...... 8 Cherry Hill High School West...... 7 ECLC-Chatham High School...... 8 Grant Elementary School...... 7 High Bridge Middle School...... 5 Instagram Posts life_skills_123...... 19 lyndhurst_play_unified...... 16 mendhamunified...... 22 mhsunified_sports...... 16 mthsunified...... 17 northhunterdon_unified...... 19 sounified_newton...... 18 sounified_vhs...... 20 wmcunified...... 21 Kingsway Regional High School...... 10 SONJ Unified Champion Schools Go Virtual Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, schools in were Lyndhurst Public School District...... 11-13 closed, but that didn’t stop Unified programs. The SONJ UCS ...... 5 Final Report asked the question: Were you able to continue Monroe Township High School...... 6 your Unified programming virtually? Many school liaisons answered yes. The responses that follow on pages 1-3 describe Mount Olive High School...... 15 how they kept the students connected. Newton High School...... 8 Franklin High School: We held a virtual Zumba class in May that North Hunterdon High School...... 5 was well received by our students and their parents. It was a way Overbrook High School...... 5 to provide exercise and social interaction.

Parsippany Hills High School...... 9 Union City High School: We had weekly meetings on Zoom dur- SONJ UCS Connect Drop-in...... 4 ing the first few months of COVID. During May and June, we held exercise classes twice a week via Zoom. SONJ UCS Youth Leadership Committee...... 4 SONJ Unified Champion Schools Go Virtual.....1-3 : Through esports and gaming. It has been a tremendous addition to our Play Unified experience Union City High School...... 5 and may be a direction we head in with more fervor in the Washington Park School...... 5 coming years.

West Morris Central High School...... 7 Delsea High School: We kept our students connected through Woodrow Wilson Elementary School – google meets. This was a great way for students to “see” each New Brunswick...... 14 other. The Unified club and teams were able to talk and commu- nicate as well as play a game and workout with each other.

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Mount Olive High School: We had weekly Zoom meetings where we did Bingo, Scatter- gories, Pizza making party, Drive by birthday celebrations, Disney Sing Along Night. We still celebrated Autism Awareness Day and Down Syndrome Awareness, Unified Dress Down Week

Kingsway Regional High School: We used google classroom for our track team and posted workouts weekly and asked the students to comment on how they were doing and how they liked the workouts. We held weekly Zoom meeting with our Unified club members and worked together to create an end of the tear Zoom dance party. The turnout for this event was impressive. During the party we presented a slide show with highlights from our year and showcasing our Unify Seniors! (The link is here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Mw_5BSta_cF3EnEl1AfdGMfD- j4gquGauy-Fh4JuKH14/edit?usp=sharing).

Morris Knolls High School: We continued to hold meetings for Unified Circle Club. We held a Unified Gifted and Talented Showcase virtually. We also held our Unified PE classes virtually.

Metuchen High School: Zoom check-in meetings, Flip Grids, video birthday celebrations, daily workouts. We also were able to pull off a Respect Week in April-May. The students sent pictures of themselves in tie-dye, crazy socks, favorite team, as well as showed their Unified support by writing/drawing messages on side- walks or leaving posters in windows. Here is our end of the year video/senior sendoff for 2020. https://youtu. be/QRPrSM4mM-I

Monroe Township High School: We had zoom meetings every week, participated in PE classes, various competitions and dance parties on Flip Grid. We had remote scav- enger hunts where team winners would get a pizza delivered to their doors. We had Respect week drawings where partici- pants were chosen to win a donut decorat- ing kit. For “Unified’s Got Talent” on Flip Grid the winner had an ice cream decorat- ing kit delivered to them. We did a Unified Lip Dub, created an end of the year video with video tributes to the class of 2020. Delivered MTHS Unified strong t-shirts to the class of 2020.

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West Morris Central High School: We had an extensive virtual program during quarantine with practice scheduled 2x per week, as well as regular competition with our sister school at Mendham. Our goal was to keep kids connected with projects such as a t-shirt design fundraiser and Unified banquet and pizza/ice cream social parties.

North Hunterdon High School: In May we did 2 differ- ent challenges (Wellness- tracking healthy activities and Music- weekly music challenges and activities). We had virtual club meetings in April and May. We also offered a Unified partner lunch on Fridays in April and May. The staff organized up to two different groups for socialization.

Chatham High School: We used Zoom to host virtual dance parties and our graduation!

Parsippany Hills High School: Our students participated in game groups on Google meet. We continued having a Google Classroom for our Unified athletes where we gave them tips to staying healthy and active during quaran- tines. We also shared work out programs and routines recorded by the coaches for the students to do. We ended the year with a virtual dance party.

Ridgewood High School: I have an after school club that meets regularly via Zoom, and I decided to combine the two clubs (my social club and Unified) to help those students meet new people and hopefully decide to join our Unified Sports program. I sent students and their families the links to Unified’s online yoga/wellness and exercise classes, and continued to meet with many of the students with special needs.

Overbrook High School: We already had a google classroom set up so that is how we communicated and also through remind101. We had monthly google meet meetings just to check in and see how everyone was doing. Our Google Meets usually lasted 45 minutes. At the last meeting, the president created a senior book that we looked over in a slide presentation.

Jefferson Township High School: We continued with our weekly meetings through Zoom. We met every Wednesday from March-June for an hour and completed activities. We did a kahoot, scavenger hunt, sing a long, fun fact game, etc.

Lyndhurst: We created a google classroom to communicate with our club members. We also improved our Ins- tagram page and began using it daily. On google classroom, advisors were able to post links to zoom meetings and we were able to resume our Tuesday weekly meetings.

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SONJ UCS Connect Drop-in SONJ launched weekly UCS was that Unified relationships At one session, Molly Connect Drop-in sessions to are more important than McClosky, a lifelong educator offer a platform for anyone ever. They felt strongly that who now consults with Special who is interested to connect they should continue Unified Olympics on Unified Champion with one another or have a activities through virtual Schools, was a guest speaker. standard time to reach out learning and that the kids need She inspired everyone to with questions. All UCS team their Unified friends right now. think about the ways the members were invited to join Unified purpose, message and the sessions to share and Participants discussed activities can offer positivity network. Sessions focused on planning virtual activities, to and create a stronger different topics each week such as: Choose to Include foundation for inclusion with “office hours” at the end Week, workouts, pizza parties, during these challenging where UCS staff answered any teacher-student breakfast times. questions. meetings, scavenger hunts, arts & snacks, PE, and esports/ During this uncertain time for Some of the club advisers and egames, and district digital students and their families, coaches shared how they kept tournaments. UCS Connect Drop-in was just their students connected. one example of how SONJ Other stopped by to learn or In addition, ideas for spending moved fast to adapt and just to say hi. this years money, given the adjust to the changing world. expanded flexibility on how The goal is to be supportive The consensus among the money could be spent, were and flexible. teachers who participated presented.

SONJ UCS Youth Leadership Committee The SONJ UCS Youth Leadership Committee 3. Virtual Learning Campaigns, Games and Activities (YLC), comprised of 34 students representing sub-committee: Move it Unified– This will eight schools, met once a week on Zoom to be a four exercise and wellness series using brainstorm ways to keep the Unified Generation Instagram and flipgrid. Students will lead connected and growing stronger. The YLC four sessions; exercise, Zumba, Yoga and a formed four sub-committees. Following are the final event Dance routine. All will practice and ideas that they proposed. record their favorite move on Flipgrid and then everyone will do the dance routine together 1. Resources and Games for Clubs/Teams sub- at the dance party. Game, Movie, Scavenger committee: Unified’s Got Talent– This can Hunt Night– run a Zoom game or night or have be run as a contest. People post their talent everyone join together and watch a movie. either using flipgrid or sending in videos, can be on Instagram as well. 4. Virtual Youth Summits and Senior Celebration sub-committee: Honor Your Seniors– create a 2. Social Media and Communications sub- template and send it to schools with hashtag committee: Tik Tok Style Video Campaign– and schools can upload their own senior Provide schools with a prompt and a template tributes. Senior Recognition video– produce a and have them make themed videos. video tribute to all of the seniors in Unified.

The YLC accomplished the Zumba video and plan to launch other activities in the fall. (Click here to for Zumba video: https://bit.ly/3cQhsjK)

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Overbrook High School Union City High School North Hunterdon High On April 23rd at 12:00 Over- Due to school closings, the School brook High School had a google Union City High School club im- On April 2nd, the North hangout with their Unified Club. provised different ways to stay Hunterdon Unified Club in contact. They started weekly Everyone thought that it was so took part in Light it Up Blue Zoom meetings with the club great to see each other. They to show and spread Autism members. It has been a great talked about how everyone is Awareness. The Unified Club way for them to interact with making out during these hard members and staff were each other from the safety of times. They all miss each other asked to wear blue to honor their own home. so much! and show support Autism. During the final month of Everyone took a break from school, Union City tried to computers and school during High Bridge Middle stay in contact. They held spring break. For the last two School exercise classes twice a week weeks in April Unified Club during May and June. Not and Sports hosted a Unified High Bridge Middle School only did this keep everyone Wellness Challenge. Students met virtually two times using connected, but also provided were asked to stay active up Google Meets. much needed exercise. to five days a week. Students sent photos to be shared on During the first meeting on Union City hopes to start back the North Hunterdon Unified 4/7 they played virtual Bingo. up with Unified Soccer practice Instagram and a leaderboard They played several different as soon as they get approved was posted at the end of the ways and had several winners. by the State and School. For week in their Google Class- now, they are just happy that room. They also began set- On 4/21, they did a virtual their club members have stayed ting up Unified lunch socials scavenger hunt. The students happy and healthy! on Fridays. loved this one. They gave some of the students the list prior to meeting so that it was easier for them to participate Millburn High School and be successful. Millburn High School has tried to keep the students engaged through weekly chats and also through a “how does play unified stay active” The students really enjoyed video. They played online bingo, allowed the students to chat and meeting and spending time asked each student to lead a stretch. They also celebrated the end of together. the year with a video montage.

Washington Park School Students at Washington Park School have a daily breakfast with their teacher – scavenger hunt today!

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Monroe Township High School Monroe Township High School shares photos from virtual contests:

Unified’s got talent winner puppeteer, Anna S. cel- ebrates her victory with ice cream with her sidekick.

Respect week winner, Justin M., proudly decorates his donuts!

Unified “elves” make a special donut delivery to Re- spect week winner, Dhirti.

They also share a “little happy” with a YouTube video (click here to watch it https://youtu.be/dsKo0rbC1Cs). Great job by these youth leaders!

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Cherry Hill High School West While the Cherry Hill High School West Spring year students and staff spent countless hours track season was cut short due the pandemic, preparing for the musical. Unfortunately, they it did not impact their ability to grow the Play were not able to move forward with the commu- Unified message. This year they expanded their nity performance. competitive sports participation to include a Uni- fied Bowling team, along with their previously Finally, this year Cherry Hill also developed a established Unified Track & Field team. Student Unified PE course and it was incorporated into athletes had the opportunity to participate in the course selection guide for the 2020-2021 interscholastic competition during the Winter school year. Their goal with the creation of this sports season and it was a positive experience course is to extend the Play Unified message for all students. beyond the fields of athletic competition and integrated into their daily work within the class- Their Unified Circle Club continued to meet on rooms. They anticipate that they will be able to weekly basis throughout the entire school year run two full sections of Unified PE during the to engage in a variety of fun after school ac- tivities. One students’ favorite activities is the 2020-2021 school year, and they are excited for annual musical production that includes many the inclusive opportunities this will bring to the participants from the Unified Circle Club. This school environment.

West Morris Central High School Grant Elementary School The West Morris Central High School Unified group had a Grant Elementary School created virtual ice cream social which went so well! They also had a a google classroom and invited all game with everyone’s baby pictures too! It was a blast! the students who had participated in the Fall session of the Club. They had 35 students accept the invita- tion. Twenty-three special needs students and 12 partners. They posted messages and jokes in the classroom, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays had a google meet and played Jeopardy and GoNoodle. Each time the students selected the categories for Jeopardy. Their cat- egories included cartoons, super- heroes and movies. Trivia questions related to the Trolls Movie, Toy Story 4, Pokemon, Superman, and Super Mario Bros. to name a few. To end the meeting students danced to GoNoodle.

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ECLC-Chatham High School Newton High School Newton High School had Best Buds/Play Unified Google meetings. They hosted vir- tual Bowling and Basketball game. They also celebrated Choose to Include.

The ECLC-Chatham High School virtual dance party was so fun! They had everyone come on Zoom at 7pm and they danced their hearts out for an hour! They also really enjoyed their “Senior Send Off” where they were able to come together on Zoom, have a dance party, speeches, and a slide show to commemorate the seniors! They miss being physically together, but it meant so much to all of them to be able to see, hang out, and dance with each other! The Senior virtual video was sent to those that couldn’t make the send- off. Click here to view the send off video: https://drive.google.com/ file/d/1Lc3oiNe1KWJ7GxENopJxS8i2dOL9kaLl/view

Burlington City High School Overall it’s been an exciting Youth Summit in November, In terms of Unified Track year for the Unified pro- and topped the year off with Burlington City had their first gram at Burlington City High their Holiday Party. meeting the week school was School. The Unified Soccer canceled. They continue to team was a success and was Unified Basketball was also post workouts through an app celebrated in front of the a huge success. With a full called TeamReach to keep the athletes engaged and it entire school. schedule of games, they met their ultimate goal of reach- worked for the most part! With the recognition of Uni- ing the State finals. Unfortu- They had a great year! Burling- fied Soccer, they had added nately the Corona virus took ton City will be even stronger attention to the Unified Club, over and the championship in 2020-21 so watch out!!! which enjoyed its very first game was cancelled.

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Parsippany Hills High School The Parsippany Hills High erything else these days, they it also allowed students, teach- School Unified Track and Field took it virtual. They hosted ers, and paraprofessionals to Team has been receiving week- a Unified Game Day in April. reconnect. One student joined ly workouts and app recom- They were very happy that who has never joined us previ- mendations on their Google they did! It was a simple game ously for a game day. They classroom to stay active and they created that would allow also received a message from healthy. They realize that their everyone to participate as they a parent (see below). They are Unified Buddies Club also had students logging in and very much looking forward to missed their regular meetings off while they played. In addi- the next meeting! and game days as well. Like ev- tion to the laughs they shared,

Thank you for turning Ali’s day around. She seemed to have fun with the game and chatting with you all!

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Kingsway Regional High School The Kingsway Unified Club complete. They also created kindly played the song of the moved to a virtual format by a Google form for underclass- day and read the quote of the adding Zoom meetings to their men to rate their experience day for the entire school (or schedule. They met twice in with the club and to provide at least those who subscribe). April. The topic of discussion suggestions for next year. All of Kingsway Regional High was “how are you coping and School was asked to show their Unified club, Unified PE, and what tips can you provide love of inclusion by wearing an Circle of Friends Club com- your club members.” They also item inspired by the disability bined for a “Week of Inclu- discussed plans for honoring of the day. A Unified Track sion.” The plans for this event their members who are se- Google classroom is also up were created before they niors. They created questions and running with five athletes went “virtual.” Their own for a Google form which was and two partners, two coaches “Dragon Radio and KDTV” then posted on their Google and three aides checking in to which still continues virtually classroom for the seniors to stretch to self made videos.

Office of Special Education Programs Page 10 U.S. Department of Education Lyndhurst May Report This month, the Lyndhurst Unified Program continued to recruit our members to join our google classroom. Our advisors continued to advertise on our instagram page and posted our “spreading positivity one day at time” posts for everyday we are doing online learning. On Thursday, May 7th, Lyndhurst Unified was supposed to have our Ultimate Game Day. Instead we created a Virtual Ultimate Game Day (​https://forms.gle/HP3Aew2qUcWTgw7x7​). Students participated in four activities at home and submitted their scores through a google forms document. Students had five days to submit their scores and compete in the fun events. This was open to all students involved in the Lyndhurst Unified Program. We shared the results from the virtual ultimate game day and our 2019-2020 Unified Video. You can watch our video by clicking this link ​https://youtu.be/S8f83Zfgm6c

Currently, our leadership committee is planning Kahoot games to play during our Tuesday Unified meetings that will be happening on Zoom at 3pm. The Lyndhurst Unified Club is looking forward to more online fun this school year.

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Lyndhurst Public School District During May, the Lyndhurst Unified Program continued to recruit their members to join their Google classroom. Their advisors continued to advertise on their instagram page and posted their “spreading positivity one day at time” posts for everyday they are doing online learning. On Thursday, May 7th, Lyndhurst Unified was sup- posed to have their Ultimate Game Day. Instead they created a Virtual Ultimate Game Day ( https://forms.gle/ HP3Aew2qUcWTgw7x7). Students participated in four activities at home and submitted their scores through a Google forms document. They had five days to submit their scores and compete in the fun events. This was open to all students involved in the Lyndhurst Unified Program. They shared the results from the virtual ulti- mate game day and their 2019-2020 Unified Video. You can watch the video by clicking this link https://youtu.be/ S8f83Zfgm6c

Currently, the Lyndhurst leadership committee is planning Kahoot games to play during their Tuesday Unified https://youtu.be/zudYF9wt6X8 meetings that will be happening on Zoom at 3pm. The Lyndhurst Unified Club is looking forward to more online

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Lyndhurst April Report This month, our Unified Program transitioned to online activities. We kicked off the online activities with a district wide virtual spirit week/week of respect. Below you will see our flyer, pictures and link to flipgrid activities students participated in each day. This was a School Highlights great way to get the entire district involved in this year’s week of respect. Our leadership committee created a Unified Google Classroom for any Unified members of all ages in our district to join. This will be our way to communicate with our members during May and June. Our goal is to have a Virtual Ultimate Game Day in May and begin online activities using zoom. We are in the middle of planning Spring 2020 an online zumba, fitness and yoga class for May as well. Even though we are not physically together, our members are beginning to connect through google classroom and instagram. The Lyndhurst_Play_Unified instagram is spreading positivity one day at time with positive quotes and challenges everyday we are participating in online learning. Lyndhurst Public School District In April, the Lyndhurst Unified of all ages in their district to join. Program kicked off online activities This will be their way to commu- with a district wide virtual spirit nicate with their members during week/week of respect. Following May and June. Their goal is to have are their flyer, pictures and link to a Virtual Ultimate Game Day in May flipgrid activities students par- and begin online activities using ticipated in each day. This was a Zoom. Lyndhurst is planning an on- great way to get the entire district line zumba, fitness and yoga class. involved in this year’s week of Even though they are not physically respect. The Lyndhurst leadership together, their members are begin- committee created a Unified Google ning to connect through Google

Classroom for any Unified members classroom and instagram.

Unified Club Presents Virtual Spirit Week The Play Unified Partnership aims to build a society of acceptance and inclusion for all people. The mission of the Week of Respect is to promote respect, acceptance, and inclusion for all through awareness and virtual activities throughout the week. The Lyndhurst Unified Club also wants to continue our “Spreading Positivity One Day at a Time” campaign to encourage our community to stay strong during this difficult time. Follow the campaign on instagram at Lyndhurst_Play_Unified and participate in the daily challenges. The entire Lyndhurst community is welcome to participate in the Virtual Week of Respect by taking part in the daily themes and completing the Flip Grid Activity each day. Monday, April 6th Tuesday, April 7th Pet Day! Superhero Day! Share a picture of you reading to your dog,pet or stuffed animal. Share a picture of you dressed as a superhero to honor all the superheroes such as health care providers and food service workers who are helping our country at this time! Show that you are brave and are willing to stand up for others and Choose to Include!

Take a picture/video on Flipgrid and answer the question, Take a picture/video on Flipgrid to spread words of encouragement and kindness. “What does the expression choose to include mean to you?” Click the Flipgrid Link Click the Flipgrid Link https://flipgrid.com/635eff3a https://flipgrid.com/a65f9ac1 Enter the password weekofrespect1 Enter the password weekofrespect1

Wednesday, April 8th Thursday, April 9th Pajama Day! Lyndhurst Got Talent Day! Celebrate Differences and Being Unique. Get cozy for Kindness day. Share with us a short video of you performing your talent! Share a picture of you dressed in your pajamas because we can wear them all day at home!

Take a picture/video on Flipgrid and answer the question, “What does kindness mean to you?” Click the Flipgrid Link Take a video on Flipgrid performing your talent for our district to see. Click the Flipgrid Link https://flipgrid.com/02741782 Enter the password weekofrespect1 https://flipgrid.com/054ce0b8 Enter the password weekofrespect1

Click the link https://youtu.be/xdtXdGULKfA to watch a video on how to use Flip Grid ​ ​ ​ #choosetoinclude #braveintheattempt #unifiedgeneration #sonjucs Email any pictures from the week to Ms. Lott at [email protected]

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Lyndhurst (continued)

As Lyndhurst concluded the school year, their Unified program utilized Google classroom to communicate with members. Students resumed Tuesday club meetings and competed in Kahoot games. They enjoyed answering questions about movies, Disney characters, sports, and other fun con- tent that the student leaders chose for the meetings. Stu- dents enjoyed chatting with one another on Zoom before the Kahoot games began. Also, Lyndhurst continued to communicate with students through Instagram, sharing a positive thought everyday. Their advisors put together a document to share with the entire Lyndhurst community summarizing the activities their Unified program par- ticipated in this school year.

Click here to watch their 2019-2020 Unified Club video: https://youtu.be/ S8f83Zfgm6c.

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Woodrow Wilson Elementary School – New Brunswick The Woodrow Wilson Elementary School NJ Play Unified schools created “Crafts and Snacks” bags for their students. During round one of deliveries, the students got sooooo many different arts and crafts projects in the big bag and lots of fun snacks in the smaller bag. It was so incredible to see so many of the students smile! They have not stopped saying thank you! :) They had enough projects to do

on the calls for at least 3 weeks!

A second delivery included more snacks, crafts, and BINGO! In total, they had seven different craft calls and two BINGO calls... sooooo much

fun!! Thanks to the Woodrow Team for the planning and organizing the deliveries!

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Play Unified pictures from some of our Crafts and Snacks WW Play Unified Round 1 5/27/20 ‘craft’ calls! Th anks everyone for Woodrow joiningWilson in on the fun!! 6/10/2020 Distance LeSnacksarn andin g-Spring 2020 Crafts! *Sorry I didn’t get pictures of our

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Mount Olive High School Mount Olive High School Unified reflects on the 2019-20 school year with photos from their activities: Choose to Include Week, Rock Your Socks Virtual, Club Zoom, Virtual Pizza Party, Virtual Bingo Zoom, Virtual Leadership, Member Birthday Drive By Caravan and making a Student Birthday Video - everyone submitted birthday cards that were all put into a video. The birthday boy was so happy!!!!

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