On Wednesday, May 23, 2018, the Nutley Public Schools hosted a district-wide Art Show. The event took place in the Nutley High School gymnasium and cafeteria at 7:00 p.m. that evening. The Art Show is a happy occasion for the students, staff, and parents of Nutley Schools.  This year, the Art Show was truly a success. It was arranged by Mr. Denis Williams, principal of Nutley High School, Mrs. Theresa Lappostato, NHS art teacher, and Dr. James Riley, Coordinator of Fine, Practical and Performing Arts. 

Richard Pitts, a sophomore at Nutley High School, seems far older than he looks.  On Tuesday, March 6, 2018, he visited the Nutley High School Journalism class and spoke about foreign policy, politics, and his writing background.  “My political leanings are left wing,” said Pitts.  “And I advocate for the expansion of healthcare and an overhaul to our educational system. I also have quite the interest in foreign policy.”

Has anyone ever read The Tale of Benjamin Bunny?  The Tale of Benjamin Bunny is a children’s book written and illustrated by Beatrix Potter and first published in September of 1904.  This book is a sequel to The Tale of Peter Rabbit, written in 1902.  The Tale of Benjamin Bunny is about Peter’s return to Mr. McGregor’s garden with his cousin, Benjamin, to retrieve the clothes he lost there during his previous adventure.  Peter Rabbit is apprehensive about going back there, due to his past experience.

According to www.rollingstone.com, the top 10 songs of 2017 were “Bedroom Floor,” by Liam Payne; “Perfect,” by Ed Sheeran; “Look What You Made Me Do,” by Taylor Swift; “Friends,” by Justin Bieber and Blood Pop; “Get Low,” by Zedd, featuring Liam Payne; “Wild Thoughts,” by DJ Khaled; “Down,” by Fifth Harmony; “Strip That Down,” by Liam Payne; “Crying in the Club,” by Camila Cabello; “Dead,” by Madison Beer,;and “Slow Hands,” by Niall Horan.