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Students at a Secaucus school got a police escort on Monday – in a moment that made New Jersey proud.

Secaucus police have been encouraging the little ones to walk with them to school. Police escorted the kids to Clarendon Elementary a couple of weeks ago. On Monday it was the students at Huber Street Elementary's turn.

Chief Dennis Miller and other officers walked with the kids and their families from Trolley Park right to the school a few blocks away.