Clark Crusaders Football Team Visits First Children School in Plainfield

CLARK, NJ — On Thursday, August 15, members of the Arthur L. Johnson High School football team paid a visit to the First Children School , located in Plainfield.

The facility is a starting point for children who require highly specialized educational services at some period of time in their lives. First Children’s services extend into the home districts of students with special needs where they are invited to work with faculty and administration to ensure that those with special needs get cutting-edge services in their home schools.

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The dedicated staff members, including teachers, aides, and therapists, are prepared to deliver their services to the schools and homes of the children they serve. First Children partners with districts and other providers like Children’s Specialized Hospital and Eden Autism Services to make certain that the children receive the very best resources available.

Members of this year's Crusaders football team visited on Thursday, stepping into various classrooms and participating in a host of activities related to the school’s curriculum.

Anthony DelConte, the team's head coach, had this to say about the event: “The football program was thrilled to be able to assist with the daily routines and to participate in activities held at the First Children School. It was fun watching our Crusader student athletes as they interacted with the children, and I think both groups not only enjoyed the experience, but learned a lot while doing it.”

The members of the Arthur L. Johnson High School football team would like to thank all those associated with the First Children School for welcoming them and allowing them to be a part of a fabulous day.

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