Title: Welcome back
1Welcome back!
- Cape May Schools for Special Services
- CONVOCATION
September 2, 2008
2Thank YOU!
ESYCustodial Staff Food Service Staff
Maintenance Staff Secretarial StaffTechnology
Staff DaycareOver 21Community Use
Program Business Department Principals and
Supervisors Your efforts are noticed and
APPRECIATED!
3SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT
- SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS
- Officer Randy Mistic
- Office Erica Lindholm
- PROJECT LIFESAFER
- A Public Safety Program to Locate Missing Persons
- Officer Kelly Peterson
4Schedule
- Light refreshments
- Recognition Awards
- Foundation Mini-Grant Awards
- Superintendents remarks
- Meetings
- Work in classrooms/ offices
- Lunch
- Work in classrooms/ offices
510 YEARS!
- MELANIE BOBIK
- MICHAEL DARNELL
- TRACY MOLSON
620 YEARS!
- GAIL BUCKMAN
- DONNA CIFICHELLO
- DEBORAH CONLOW
- ROBIN GATTO
- LISA GAVIGAN
- ANDRE HODGES
- GAIL JOHNS
- MARGE KRAH
- JEAN MARCUCI
- DONNA SOENNICHSEN
- THERESA THOMAS
725 YEARS!
830 YEARS!
- JOANNE ERRICO
- GINA LANZA
- MARY MARGARET LYNN
- LORRAINE MATTHEWS
- DEBORAH SKINKER
- ANNA WILLIAMS
9EDUCATION FOUNDATION
- Mini- Grants
- Wish List Items
- Funding for Field Trips and Supplies
10- Dinner Auction November 14, 2007
- Information will be in Que Pasa
- Please support our Education Foundation in their
efforts to support our district
11Mini-Grant Recipients
- Win with Pride
- A Positive Incentive Program
- Dolly Tobin Betty Simonsen Bob Porter Andre
Hodges Marge Krah Bob Moloney
12-
- Cultivate Creativity
- Teaches students the process of making a book
combining writing, alliteration and collage
artwork - Amy Hufana
- Debbie Magee
13Feed the Need
- Open and Operate a Food bank in the high school
to assist families with nutritional needs while
feeding the need of our students socially,
emotionally, and - pre-vocationally
Lisa Gavigan Gerry Hofferica
14Lets Act it Out
- A year-long project against bullying. Students
become spokespersons for bullying prevention
Denise Freeman Jade Fulton
15Hey, Thats Me
- By using visual strategies students and staff
will be able to see themselves improve and
monitor their own growth and potential
Martha Septynski
16Poetic Sojourners
- Students aged 8-21 across the district will
engage in the crafting and monthly sharing of
poetic expressions - Dave Collins Mike Ludgate Valerie Reif
- Betty Simonsen Tracey Staab
- Dolly Tobin
17Thank you, Education Foundation!
18DISTRICT IMPROVEMENTS
- New sink countertops in many rooms
- Exterior roll-up door in carpentry
- Parking lot repaving and reliningspots
designated for bus parking - Replacement of floors throughout the building
- Additional cameras
- Condensing units replaced
- Humidity improvement and building automation
project for GEB wing classrooms - Upgrade of fire alarm panel
- Relamping of all locations throughout the district
19E-MAIL
- SNIP IS OUTG-MAIL IS IN
- Web based system
- Easy to use, but will take a little getting used
to
20Changes in Education
NCLB TESTING REQUIREMENTS TEACHER CERTIFICATION
REQUIREMENTS (HQT)
21DATA-DRIVEN AGE
22CHECK OUR PULSE
23 Check our PULSE
- Providing the
- Ultimate
- Level in
- Special
- Education
24REGULAR CHECK-UPS ARE IMPORTANT TO GOOD HEALTH
25WE MUST MEASURE UP TO THE SCRUTINY!
26RAISING THE BAR
- BELIEVE IN OUR KIDS
- DONT UNDERESTIMATE THEM
- WHAT VALUE HAVE WE ADDED TO THEIR LIVES
27HIGH EXPECTATIONS
- Research shows us that providing clear
expectations and regulations - Engaging students in a challenging curriculum
- Conveys to our kids
- The work is important I know you can do it I
wont give up on you
28Conversely
- Setting our expectations too low conveys to our
kids - YOU REALLY ARENT SMART ENOUGH
- THIS IS ABOVE YOUR HEAD
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- DONT EXPECT TOO MUCH IN LIFE
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29- Progress lies not in enhancing what is but in
advancing towards what will be.
30HEART
- HEALTHY LIVING
- HAVING A HEART
- HEARTFELT
31- TO MEASURE A MAN MEASURE HIS HEART.
MALCOLM FORBES
32WITH HEARTFELT THANKS FORHAVING THE HEART
AND DESIRE TO MAKE OUR KIDS ALL THAT THEY CAN
BE!
33Make progress one time and it makes you happy.
Make progress day after day, week after week and
it makes you a champion. Greg Werner
34Progress always involves risks. You cant steal
second base and keep your foot on firstFrederick
B. Wilcox
35Youll always miss 100 of the shots you dont
take.Wayne Gretzky
36You might as well fall flat on your face as lean
over too far backwardJames Thurber
37Never be afraid to try something new. Remember
amateurs built the ark
professionals built the Titanic. Author
Unknown
38The object of education is to prepare the young
to educate themselves throughout their
livesRobert Maynard Hutchins
39The best teachers teach from the heart not from
the book.Author Unknown
40Often when I am reading a good book, I stop and
thank my teacher.
That is, I used to, until she got an unlisted
number.Author unknown
41Anyone who thinks the art of conversation is
dead,
ought to tell a child to go to bed Robert
Gallagher
42If you think education is expensive, try ignorance
43He who opens a school door, closes a
prison.Victor Hugo
44Educations purpose is to replace an empty mind
with an open one. Malcolm S. Forbes
45The teacher who is indeed wise does not bid
you to enter the house of hiswisdom but
rather leads you to the threshold of your
mind.Kahlil Gibran
46The school is the last expenditure upon which
America should be willing to economize Frankl
in D. Roosevelt
47The man who is too old to learn was probably
always too old to learnHenry S. Haskins
48Success is due less to ability than to
zeal.Charles Buston
49I have learned to use the word impossible with
the greatest caution. Wernher von Braun
50We awaken in others the same attitude of mind we
hold toward themElbert Hubbard
51The impossible can always be broken down into
possibilitiesAuthor Unknown
52A loving person lives in a loving world. A
hostile person lives in a hostile world everyone
you meet is your mirror. Ken Keyes Jr.
53Excellence is not a skill. It is an
attitude.Ralph Marston
54CAPE MAY COUNTY SPECIAL SERVICES
- Providing the
- Ultimate
- Level in
- Special
- Education