A Congregation Beth El kindergarten class made gift bags for patients at Samaritan Healthcare and Hospice to celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. The children put together bags with grape juice, honey bread, gefilte fish, fruit and hand-made cards.
Air Force Master Sgt. Ray Sambor surprised his children at school just hours after returning from Afghanistan. Sambor visited his son Ray during a gym class at Orchard Valley Middle School, and later stopped by his daughter Mackenzy’s third-grade classroom at Bells Elementary School. Sambor, who was stationed in Kandahar, Afghanistan for four and a half months, talked to the students about his time overseas and the hardships that he and his fellow soldiers endured.
During a birthday celebration in early Nov., students and teachers at Haddonfield Friends School formed a human number 225 on the lawn, representing the Quaker school's 225 years educating children from Pre-K to eighth grade.
Bunker Hill Middle School students and staff were recognized by the Washington Township Board of Education for the “Bulldog Bash,” a program designed to encourage students to perform well academically, as well as get along with others, and act as an asset to both the school and the community.
Published (and copyrighted) in Suburban Family Magazine, Volume 2, Issue 9 (November, 2011).
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