Watch Class Act with Chris Wragge at Lodi High School in New Jersey

Superintendent Frank D'Amico tells Wragge the students are the pride of the school and they go above and beyond to represent Lodi well. 

"We give them a message about being a champion, being their personal best, striving for that, and they do that every day," he said. 

From the med lab, to the morning announcements and robotics program, students at Lodi High School tell Wragge about what makes their school so special. 

Chickens have stolen the hearts of the entire student body at Lodi High School, the only school in Bergen County that's raising hens to teach sustainability. 

The chickens are a great source of pride and comfort for the students, especially those in a club that specializes in sustainability, agriculture and veterinary science.  

The kids are committed to living green, and they are learning at the only school in the county that not only raises chickens, but also grows vegetables and herbs using traditional gardens, hydroponics and aquaponics.

For a closer look at the chickens, see our story here.

The school boasts a state-of-the-art med lab that features patient intake diagnostic tools, phlebotomy training and virtual reality goggles, for starters. 

The students are hands-on and do everything from CPR, to drawing blood and taking patients' vitals.

Other added advantages are webinars with doctors all over the country and internships at Hackensack Medical Center. Plus, students get to witness a live surgery every year.

For more on the med lab, see our story here.

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