Sid Somashekar

November 27, 2019

On October 13, the Harlem Wizards visited Dwight Morrow, ready to put on a show for the Englewood community. A casual pickup game to 40, the faculty and the Wizards weren’t afraid to have some fun and mix up the teams, putting some Wizards with the faculty and some faculty with the Wizards. The fundraising event was facilitated with numerous DMAE...

Anne Guo

November 27, 2019

On October 13, 2019, DMAE’s Guidance Department hosted its newly implemented tradition, the Career Fair, for all interested students. Staff members invited representatives from various branches of the military, trade schools, and beauty institutions to promote their respective programs and to help seniors navigate their futures.  “All the...

Katie Sudol, Guidance Events Section Editor

November 27, 2019

It is always a good feeling to know that someone has your back. Doing the right thing is hard to teach but on Thursday Sept. 26, 2019, eager educators from the Garden State Equality (GSE) organization gave a  Moral Literacy Workshop as part of its Teach and Affirm Program for two periods in the Library. Approximately 20 students attended this event...

Jaslyn Tu, Guidance Events Section Editor

November 26, 2019

October 7-11, 2019, was DMAE’s annual Week of Respect. The week of events organized by the Guidance Department and Jalesah Brooks, the counselor in charge,  focused on preventing harassment, intimidation, and bullying. New Jersey school districts statewide implemented the Week of Respect, which will now take place every year starting on the first...

Devin Kim, Section Editor

October 29, 2019

Voting has always been of the utmost importance in the United States. At one time or another, various social groups — African-Americans, women, and even 18-year-olds — have all fought for the right to vote. But why is voting so important?  Raymond Smith, the leader of Shiloh Lodge No. 53 (a Masonic Lodge located in Englewood), had an answer.  “Voting...