The Naples Act, N.J.S.A. 18A: 46-14, allows special education students to be placed in an accredited, private school that is not specifically approved for the education of disabled students as long as the school meets certain regulatory requirements. What this law refers to is the ability to place the student in the “most appropriate placement”, […]
Sage Day has 20 years of dedicated experience in operating private therapeutic schools in NJ for young adolescents. Sage Thrive takes that same therapeutic model as practiced in our four schools and bring them on-site to your public or charter school. On average, one Sage Certified Clinician™ will work with 12-15 students and of the […]
by Hanan Shandler On April 5, Sage Day held its second annual school-wide Kickball game! It was an epic battle between Team Lime and Team Lemon. Both teams put forth great effort, but Team Lemon won in the end. I successfully organized our first annual Kickball game last year with the help of Student Council. I […]
I’m going to miss this place. Sage is a home away from home and I became myself again. After being homeschooled for two years and assimilating back into a traditional school setting, I’ve never been happier. I can tell you one thing–coming here was one of the best decisions of my life. I’ve met some […]
By Student Reporter Danielle G. Mr. Tanis reaches English and Acting at Sage Day Rochelle Park. He also performs in local theatrical productions and comedy shows in New Jersey and New York. DG: What did you do before you were a teacher? MT: Teaching was my first job out of college, but I had also […]
By Student Reporter Hanan S. I had the privilege to interview one of Sage Day’s many extraordinary teachers, Mrs. C. Stone. She teaches English 10 and 12, culinary arts class, writing class, student council and college process, and yoga at Sage’s Rochelle Park High School. I have had the opportunity to have Mrs. Stone as […]
By Student Reporter Nikki M. I was given the opportunity to interview Mr. Friedland. He is a math teacher at Sage and also runs the sports club. Mr. Friedland also teaches Cinema class and Career & College Process class. NM: How long have you been teaching at Sage? RF: This is my 9th year. NM: […]
The 2012 Winter Arts Festival was an enchanting sight to be seen. Being themed with a winter forest sprinkled with flurries of snow, the festival was poised to take the audience on a winding adventure. A backdrop of stars emanating a warm glow cast the setting for all the diverse art works of the students. […]
Senior year is finally here at last! This is the final stretch, and a whirlwind of emotions is upon us. As we prepare for our departure from Sage I urge everyone to look back on the good memories and look forward to the positive futures before us. Moving on is a scary thing, and can […]
By Student Reporters Dylan L. & Stephen F. 1. When and why did you decide to be an educator? Was there something or someone that influenced your decision to teach? I’ve wanted to be a teacher since I was in kindergarten because ever since I could remember it’s what I wanted to do. No one […]
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