Committed to Excellence - Kingsway Regional School District

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Committed to Excellence
Inside INGSWAY
A Publication of the Kingsway Regional School District
VOL 1: OCTOBER 2014
MESSAGE FROM THE
SUPERINTENDENT
WELCOME BACK!
n September 4th, 2,537
students arrived on
Kingsway’s campus to start
a new school year. Now that
school is officially underway we
all are reminded that the start of
school affords us another
opportunity to begin a school
year filled with anticipation,
hope and enthusiasm and we
look forward to working closely
with our school community to
advance the Kingsway Regional
School District.
This year we opened our doors
to a new motto — Committed to
Excellence. We are committed
to being the best in everything
we do. We are dedicated to
serving our students. We are
passionate about the reasons
we became educators, and we
are supportive of everyone’s
efforts. There will continue to
be obstacles, but through a joint
commitment to excellence, we
can overcome these obstacles
together!
Though our new motto cleverly describes how we approach
these obstacles, our strategic
plan drives this year’s agenda.
The improvements our
administrative team has made in
preparation for this school year are deliberate and in response
to community goals and faculty
feedback. This year we are happy
to introduce to you just a few
of the following initiatives:
The high school launches
a new S.M.A.R.T. Schedule
The Renaissance Program
begins in the middle school
A new family friendly School Calendar is in place
New student attendance
standards have been set
New Curriculum &
Instruction Webpage
has been published
New Curriculum aligned
to Common Core has
been adopted
ow that the school year is
underway, I look forward to
continued collaboration
with our Faculty, Staff and
Parents to help each of our
students realize his or her full
potential. The successes we have
achieved in the past and what
we will achieve in the future are
directly attributed to the work
being done by each of our
talented and dedicated faculty
and staff members as well as
through the ongoing support
and cooperation of our families.
Because of our collective efforts,
Kingsway continues to be an
extraordinary place made up of
exceptional people, and it
continues to be a privilege to
serve you as superintendent.
I look forward to another
exciting year of outstanding
achievement and growth!
We have a great school year
ahead of us.
Very truly yours,
Dr. James J. Lavender
Superintendent of Schools
WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THIS ISSUE:
DRAGON PRIDE ...........................2
STANDARDS .................................2
COAT OF ARMS.............................2
CURRICULUM NEWS ....................3
SUMMER ACTIVITES......................3
K.E.F..............................................4
TRANSPORTATION........................4
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS....................5
DISCIPLINE CODE..........................5
S.M.A.R.T. SCHEDULE....................5
PUPIL SERVICES............................6
STAFF NEWS.................................6
MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS ...............7
ATHLETICS....................................8
UPCOMING EVENTS......................9
2014-2015 MARKING PERIOD......9
Kingsway Regional School District | 213 Kings Highway | Woolwich Twp., NJ 08085 | (856) 467-3300 | www.kingsway.k12.nj.us
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DRAGON PRIDE
CHOOSE IT.
LIVE IT.
OWN IT.
EXPECT IT.
COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE
With the adoption of our new Coat of Arms, we have embraced a
new motto: Committed to Excellence. This new mantra centers on
several key principles we refer to as Standards of Excellence and
applies to faculty, administration, support staff, and our students.
• We focus on the needs of those we serve.
COMMITTED
EXCELLENCE
• We choose to beTO
the best
we can be.
• We strive for continuous improvement.
• We take ownership for what
we do and do not do.
• We communicate effectively.
• We do little things well.
• We take pride in our work & our school.
• We value & respect those who
make our school extraordinary.
At Kingsway we choose to be excellent. We live excellence and
this is reflected in our attitudes. We own our actions. We expect
to apply these standards in all that we do: little things, big
things and everything.
Please join us by applying this motto to all that you do and use it to inspire our students academically, artistically, and athletically.
CHOOSE IT. LIVE IT. OWN IT. EXPECT IT.
OUR NEW
COAT OF ARMS
Kingsway’s coat of arms is a manifestation of our institution’s history
and tradition. It represents our core mission and possesses a unique
visual style that identifies our district. This artwork is protected
and cannot be used without written permission from the
superintendent of schools.
SYMBOLISM:
Kingsway’s Coat of Arms, depicted in scarlet
and black, centers around a shield. The top left quadrant displays
a varsity K, which represents our a proud athletic heritage and
commitment to co-curricular activities; The bottom left quadrant
displays the torch of learning, which represents our core mission
and comes from our 1989 coat of arms; the top right quadrant
reflects the original crown, which represents the regal connotation
of our name and comes from the 1963 coat of arms; and, the bottom
right quadrant displays the original Kingsway Dragon, which
represents our school spirit and is embodied in the motto “Once a
Dragon, Always a Dragon.” The circle around the shield represents
continuity of service to our school community while the laurel
wreath represents excellence in the arts.
HISTORY:
It was decided during the 50th anniversary
preparation that it would be time to modernize the district’s
logo (coat of arms). Dr. Lavender (Superintendent) chose Erica
Shannon’s (Class of 2014) work as an inspirational source to develop
the logo. Erica’s logo design resulted from a projected facilitated
by high school art teacher Christine Bjanes. The Coat of Arms was
officially adopted by the Board of Education on June 23, 2014.
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DRAGON PRIDE
CURRICULUM NEWS
&
CURRICULUM
INSTRUCTION
The Kingsway Regional School District’s Office of Curriculum and
Instruction has embarked on an exciting approach to curriculum
development and professional collaboration. Common planning
teams of teachers and supervisors have developed curricular
pacing guides and detailed units of study to ensure proper
alignment to the Common Core and NJ Core Curriculum Content
Standards as well as vertical and horizontal alignment across grade
levels. This new curriculum provides the reader a comprehensive
overview of the topics and skills that will be taught and assessed
throughout the school year and their relevance to the grade-level
standards. Curriculum has been designed to support instruction
that assists our students in building understanding, constructing
meaning, and applying information as they advance through
school. District courses will continue to be reviewed, assessed,
and developed with all courses slated for revision by the
2017-2018 school year. This focused, collaborative work will
yield stronger curriculum, instruction, and assessments that
will lead to substantial changes in student learning and
achievement. All courses of study are available under the
curriculum tab on the district’s web-page. COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE
NEW CURRICULUM WEBSITE
Kingsway’s Office of Curriculum and Instruction has launched a
new website this school year. This site offers up-to-date
information on district curriculum and academic programing
and provides helpful resources for students, parents, and
district faculty. To take a tour of the new curriculum web-page,
please visit http://curriculum.kingsway.k12.nj.us/.
G.R.E.A.T. INSTRUCTION
To assist in building a common language within the community
and to make connections among current teaching and learning
initiatives, the Kingsway Regional School District has identified the
following five defining characteristics of effective instruction.
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Guided by the Curriculum
Rigorous & Relevant
Engaging & Exciting
Assessment for Learning
Tailored to the Individual Student
For a more in-depth overview of G.R.E.A.T. instruction,
please visit http://curriculum.kingsway.k12.nj.us/.
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KINGSWAY EDUCATION FOUNDATION (K.E.F.)
The Mission of the Kingsway Education Foundation is to provide a vehicle for the entire
community’s voluntary support of programs and activities enhancing the educational
experience of all students, consistent with the mission of the Kingsway Education Foundation.
Since the Foundation’s inaugural year, the generous volunteers and donors who have
supported the Foundation have contributed more than $100,000 back to Kingsway
Regional in the form of student scholarships, mini-grants to teachers, and to fund the
start of new program such as our school store, Martell’s Corner.
LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS
The Kingsway Education Foundation (KEF) is in need of volunteers
and members for its Board of Trustees for the 2014-2015 school
year. If you are interested in serving on the KEF or volunteering
your time for specific events please email Dr. Lavender directly at
[email protected].
www.KingswayEducationFoundation.com
TRANSPORTATION
NEW SIGNS &
PARKING
LOT TO EXCELLENCE
COMMITTED
IDENTIFIERS
A small but significant
improvement we made over
the summer was the installation
of several road and parking lot
signs. Kingsway’s campus is
large and these new markers
make it easier to navigate
throughout the property.
Take notice of the new road
names the next time you
come through.
MS DROP OFF & PICK-UP PROCEDURES
HS DROP OFF & PICK-UP PROCEDURES
MS Student drop-off time in the morning begins at 7:15 a.m. Please
keep in mind that students are not permitted in the building until
7:15 a.m. When entering the parking lot in the morning, please drop
off your child immediately. Please avoid idling in the parking lot until
7:15. This causes a traffic back up on the entire campus and Kings
Highway. Homeroom begins promptly at 7:40 a.m.
HS Drop Off and Pick Up Procedures - Traffic will continue around the
building one way at all times before, during and after normal school
hours. Once again, parents and guardians are to drop off and pick up
students in the North Parking Lot (now designated K-1) located in the
front of the building. Cars arriving on campus are to stay in the left
lane. The right lane is for buses. Parents and guardians are to drop
off students no earlier than 7:15 a.m. Hallway supervision is limited
prior to that time.
WHEN PICKING UP YOUR CHILD AFTER SCHOOL,
PLEASE DO NOT PARK ALONG THE CURB ON THE ACCESS ROAD.
The buses will be traveling from the high school and parking around the middle school.
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HIGH SCHOOL
EXTRA-CURRICULAR
OFFERINGS & NEW CLUBS
The High School offers a host of extracurricular opportunities
for students with a variety programs designed to meet many
interests. New in the 2014-15 school year are the fashion club,
student athletic trainer club, and robotics club. These and many
other clubs will include participation opportunities during the
S.M.A.R.T. Lunch Period, enabling students who are involved in
after-school athletics or who work after school to more actively
engage in school clubs. This is another tremendous benefit of
S.M.A.R.T. For a complete list of extra-curricular clubs offered at
the high school, visit our website.
THE LAUNCH OF
S.M.A.R.T. SCHEDULE
The high school is extremely excited by the arrival of the
September launch of S.M.A.R.T. (Students Maximizing
Achievement, Resources, Relationships, and Time) Schedule. This
innovative new schedule is designed to substantially enhance
the experience of our students by creating opportunities for
our students and teachers that were not possible under a more
traditional schedule. S.M.A.R.T. will, among many other benefits,
provide opportunities for students to seek extra academic help
from teachers, to access guidance services, to participate more
fully in athletics and/or extracurricular programs, to access
technology, and to find additional time to engage in study
groups or to independently complete assigned work. Teachers
will be afforded additional opportunities to collaborate and/
or engage in professional development all with the goal of
enhancing instruction delivered to students. The key component
of the schedule is the S.M.A.R.T. Lunch when students in good
behavioral standing will have opportunities to select from a
variety of options to meet their academic, extra-curricular, and
social needs. For more S.M.A.R.T. information and a listing of daily
S.M.A.R.T. period offerings, visit our website.
NEW DISCIPLINE CODE
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 2014
The high school has adopted a new discipline code that more
appropriately aligns with the overall philosophy that has been the
impetus for the transition to the S.M.A.R.T. Schedule. The schedule
is designed to develop young adults who are capable of making
good, sound decisions regarding both their academic preparation
and the manner in which they conduct themselves in our school
and outside our four walls. It is our expectation that students will
conduct themselves as “responsible” young adults. Therefore, the
new language in the disciplinary code shifts the focus to expected,
positive behaviors and away from inappropriate, negative behaviors.
Additionally, the interventions employed and consequences imposed
will adhere to the overarching goal of keeping students in class and
engaged in the meaningful activities designed by our teachers. All
students and parents are encouraged to review the new code in the
student handbook which is available under the Parents/Students tab
on the high school page of the website.
KINGSWAY GRADUATE COMMITS
TO SERVE HIS COUNTRY
Kingsway is very proud to announce that Class of 2014 graduate,
Douglas Napier, has committed to serving his country. Douglas
Napier has enlisted in the United States Army and is dedicated
to serving and protecting his country.
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HIGH SCHOOL
PUPIL SERVICES
ADVISORY COMMITTEE (KHSAC)
The Kingsway High School Advisory Council (KHSAC) is an
organization that consists of parents, teachers, students, and
administrators from the high school. Its purpose is to afford the
opportunity for involvement and input into school-related issues by
all the constituent groups who are members of or who are served
by the school community. This organization coordinates the many
different constituent concerns in order to better maximize and focus
discussion on school issues. It is the intent of the organization to
foster an atmosphere of empowerment and cooperation that will
promote excellence in our school in all aspects of its operation.
The continued involvement of many parents and members of the
community who have provided invaluable feedback on a variety
of issues has been greatly appreciated. Returning members are
welcomed back and newcomers should know that it is never too late
to get involved through this important committee.
Meetings are held throughout the year. Our first meeting will
be on Tuesday, October 14, at 7 p.m. in the South Seminar Room.
All are welcome to attend. Subsequent meetings will be held
on the following dates: December 9th, February 10th,
April 14th, and June 9th.
STAFF
NEWS
COMMITTED
TO EXCELLENCE
NEW TEAM MEMBERS
The Guidance department welcomes two new secretaries for the
2014-15 school year. Bunny Piechowski and Sue Glembocki have
retired. Combined they have served Kingsway for 52 years. They
were wonderful teammates and constant contributors which
allowed our department to deliver services at a high level.
Although sad to see them go, we are excited for them as they
begin this new chapter of their lives.
Joining our team will be Rosemary Pagliarini and Kim Dorman.
Rosemary Pagliarini joined the High School Guidance Department as
a secretary in July. She received a Bachelor’s of Arts from Bob Jones
University which she earned in 3 years. She most recently served as a
substitute secretary for the High School, where she very successfully
filled a variety of positions in a moment’s notice. Kim Dorman comes
to us from the Building and Grounds department. Her time spent in
that department as well as the main office will certainly be a valuable
asset to the Guidance department. We are excited that they are now
a part of our team.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Congratulations to new staff member, Joseph Brescia, who was
married this summer, as well as Ms. Paruszewski, who was married
this August. Also, congratulations to Mr. Murnane whose wife gave
birth to a baby boy and to Ms. Pepe, who gave birth to a baby girl.
Congratulations to Mrs. Howdershell who is expecting her third
child. We are also very excited for Mr. Mulligan, who will become a
father sometime in the fall.
SEPAC
The Special Education Parent
Advisory Council, SEPAC, is
conducting its first meeting
on Tuesday, September 23rd
at 7:00pm in the High School
Seminar Room 217. For more
information please contact
Shanna Hoffman, PsyD, Supervisor
of Special Education Services
(ext. 4232) or Suzette DeMarchi,
Instructional Supervisor (ext. 3090).
PEGASUS THE ARTS
Beginning in March 2014, Kingsway
students traveled to Pegasus the Arts,
a program for special needs adults,
located in Clarksboro. The Pegasus the
Arts program is designed to stimulate
and improve the lives of the physically
and mentally challenged. Kingsway
students had the opportunity to
support adult clients in reaching this
goal. The group learned about the
Oaxaca Indian Tribe in Mexico and replicated their artwork. Students
worked with Pegasus clients on a monthly basis which will continue
in the 2014-2015 school year. Participation in the Pegasus program
is a mutually beneficial partnership to enhance the confidence and
self-esteem of all involved.
NEW PERSONNEL & SUMMER HIRES
We were plenty busy this summer filling 35 vacancies.
Most of our hiring occurred in the High School where we have hired
17 new teachers (5 in the Middle School), 4 new paraprofessionals
and several other support staff. In July, we also welcomed June
Cioffi, our new Director of Athletics and Kate McEntee, our new
Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent.
HS WELCOMES 14 STAFF MEMBERS!
In the effort to continue our tremendous progress toward the
goals outlined in our strategic plan, Vision 2016, we continue to
add talented staff members who represent both new positions
and replacements for our beloved retirees. Joining us this year
are fourteen new individuals who bring a multitude of talents
and experiences to our excellent Kingsway staff. They are: Becky
Cochran (Chemistry), Jayme Gatti (Business), Joshua Haegele (Math),
Karyn Henry (Physics), Jenny Hunt (Special Education), Allyn Kelly
(Chemistry), Benjamin Lloyd (Physics), Shannon Mahoney (English),
Rachel Michael (Business), Kathleen Miles (Math), Kimberly Schmidt
(Special Education), Joseph Brescia (Technology), Jodee Vallone
(Technology), and Chelsea Vander Pyl (Math Long Term Sub for Mrs.
Howdershell). In addition to these fourteen new staff members, we
welcome back three familiar faces who are now officially joining us
as full-time members of our faculty: Anthony Badaracco (Special
Education), Alexandra Bossi (Math), and Christina Smith (Math).
A hearty welcome from Kingsway to all of our new staff!
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NEW FACES IN THE MS
We are pleased to present the newest members of our
middle school team for the 2014-2015 school year! Amanda
Leto, a third year teacher who will be teaching seventh and
eighth grade Italian. Kristina Yoroshko, a recent Rowan graduate
will be teaching seventh grade math and pre-algebra on the G
Team in seventh grade. Jamie Lloyd will be in for Maria Filandro
who is out on a maternity leave. Mrs. Lloyd will be teaching
seventh grade English on the O Team. Danielle Altersitz, a former
Kingsway graduate, will be teaching 8th Grade math and the
new Intro. to STEM class. Finally, Mysti Specht will be replacing
Mrs. Yoursion who is out on maternity leave. Mrs. Specht will
teach seventh grade math and pre-algebra on the D Team.
Kingsway Middle School is fortunate to welcome this talented
group of educators.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
KRMS offers a variety of after school activities that include
interscholastic sports, wellness activities, clubs, play, musical,
talent show, homework clinic, etc. In total we have 33 clubs,
wellness activities, and sports. All middle school extra-curricular
activities are finished at 3:50 p.m. (with the exception of some
interscholastic sports). There is a 3:55 p.m. activity bus that runs
Tuesday through Friday that your child may ride. The late bus
will not run on Mondays. Please keep in mind that this is not
their regular bus, and it will not drop them off at their normal bus
stop. If a child is being picked up from an after school activity,
his/her ride must be here prior to the departure of the 3:55 p.m.
bus. If the ride has not arrived, the child will be required to get
on the activity bus. This is for the safety of your child.
PROUD WINNERS!
Sarah Snook, Giovanni Riggi
& Madison Biester were the
proud recipients of the first
annual Julie Riggi Memorial
Award given out in June. Each
of the students maintained at least a B average in all of his/her
classes, had no more than 5 total absences, participated in one
after school activity or sport, and had no discipline referrals for
the year.
NEW CLUBS, WELLNESS
ACTIVITIES & COURSES
There are several new clubs and wellness activities to offer this
year! We will have a robotics club, CSI club, math counts club,
Odyssey of the Mind (enrichment club), intramural baseball,
intramural tennis, and intramural lacrosse. We are also proud of
two new elective courses that will begin this fall—Introduction
to STEM and Racing Challenge. Both courses provide the
students with an opportunity to utilize their math skills in a
fun and creative way.
So many great new programs, clubs and wellness activities
are launching this upcoming school year, including the S.M.A.R.T.
program in the high school, as well as the Introduction to STEM
program in the middle school. Please see your guidance counselor
for more details.
RENAISSANCE SCHOOL
Kingsway Regional Middle School is excited to announce that we
have teamed up with local businesses in the community in order
to become a Renaissance School. With the support of many local
businesses, we have created an incentive program that focuses
on academics, behavior, attendance, and community service.
We are proud to have launched this program in September! The
goal of this program is to promote the positives and recognize
our students’ academic achievement. Based on the student’s
academic performance and additional criteria (no discipline
referrals, max of one missed supportive assessment, participation
in at least one school activity club/club/sport or community
service project, and a max of two unexcused absences), students
are rewarded a gold, silver, or bronze card detailing their new
privileges for the preceding marking period.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Congratulations are in store for Tom and Michelle Yourison.
Mrs. Yourison recently gave birth to their first child, Sarah
Yourison! Congratulations to Miss Pontecorvo, a Child Study
Team member, who was recently married, and will now be
known as Mrs. Baney. Congratulations to Mr. Hedenberg as
well. Mr. Hedenberg also was married this summer! Finally,
congratulations to Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Wilhelm who are both
expecting their first child this winter!
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ATHLETICS
KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS COACHING STAFF 2014 – 2015
MS. JUNE CIOFFI – DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS MS. CHRISTINA LUDLAM – CERTIFIED ATHLETIC TRAINER
MRS. KATHY GALLEN – ATHLETIC SECRETARY MR. ROBERT BAERMAN, JR. – CERTIFIED ATHLETIC TRAINER
The Kingsway Athletic Department is “Committed to Excellence” in the classroom and on the playing field!
We would like to wish our fall Coaching Staff and student-athletes the Best of Luck this upcoming season.
FALL
WINTER
FOOTBALL
Tony Barchuk, Head Coach
Mel Carter, Assistant
Jim Scerbo, Assistant
Al Orio, Assistant
Pete Orio, Assistant
Kristian Ward, Freshman
Pat McCloskey, Freshmen
SPRING
BASKETBALL
BOYS TRACK
Andrew Owens, Head Coach
Ian Enders, Assistant
Dave Stanton, Freshman
Rob Hildebrand, Middle School
Mel Carter, Head Coach
Christian Lynch, Assistant
Caitlin Hess, Assistant
Milt Bowen, Middle School
Christine Dacchille, Middle School
FIELD HOCKEY
GIRLS BASKETBALL
GIRLS TRACK
Sarah Lewis, Head Coach
Cassie Tomczak, Assistant
Jamie Minix, Freshmen
Karyn Pickard, Head Coach
Tony Barchuk, Assistant
Tracey Fagan, Freshman
Curtis Custis, Head Coach
Michelle Carrocino, Assistant Takiyah Dumas, Middle School
Jen Beckett, Assistant
Christine Dacchille, Middle School
Dana Ramsden, Middle School
Rebekah Keller, Middle School
Takiyah Dumas, Middle School
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
WRESTLING
BASEBALL
Christian Lynch, Head Coach
Steve Ottinger, Middle School
Anthony Badaracco, Head Coach
Tim Narcisi, Assistant
Curt DeWoody, Assistant
Ian Enders, Head Coach
Dave Stanton, Assistant
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
WINTER TRACK
BOYS LACROSSE
Christine Dacchille, Head Coach
Sarah Ianocone, Middle School
Christian Lynch, Head Coach
Curtis Custis, Assistant
Jen Beckett, Assistant
Sean Dunn, Head Coach
Kristian Ward, Assistant
John Green, Freshmen
Freshmen-TBA
BOYS SOCCER
BOYS / GIRLS SWIMMING
GIRLS LACROSSE
John Green, Head Coach
Brian McCann, Assistant
Dave Stanton, Freshmen
Caitlin Hess, Head Coach
Steve Tucker, Assistant
Maggie Goodman, Head Coach
Amanda Bushong, Assistant Rebekah Keller, Freshmen
Sean Dunn, Middle School
Drew Laverty, Middle School
GIRLS SOCCER
John Kodluk, Head Coach
Jayme Gatti , Assistant
Colby Kuhn, Freshmen
Ed Heil, Middle School
Lauren Smith, Middle School
DIVING
Skyler Lindsey, Head Coach
BOWLING
SOFTBALL
Tony Barchuk, Head Coach
Karyn Pickard, Assistant
Dave Dominik, Freshmen
GIRLS TENNIS
Mike Mulligan, Head Coach
Angeline Venito, Assistant
BOYS TENNIS
Michelle Carrocino, Head Coach
Curtis Custis, Assistant
SITE MANAGER – TBD
Ed Moody, Head Coach
Tom Keating, Assistant
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
WEIGHT ROOM ADVISOR
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Maggie Goodman, Head Coach
Amanda Bushong, Assistant Jen Beckett, Freshmen
Jason Behringer
Brent Dodulik, Head Coach
Anthony Badaracco, Assistant Andrew Owens, Freshmen
CHEERLEADING
SUMMER
WEIGHT ROOM ADVISOR
GOLF
Dawn Marchetti, Head Coach
Lauren Mervine, Assistant
SITE MANAGER – Carmelo Costa
WEIGHT ROOM ADVISOR
Jason Behringer
Melvin Carter
KINGSWAY ATHLETICS TWITTER ACCOUNT
Dave Young, Head Coach
SITE MANAGER – Carmelo Costa
WEIGHT ROOM ADVISOR
David Murnane
The Kingsway Athletic Department now has a Twitter account! KINGSWAY ATHLETICS @DRAGON_ AD. The athletic department will utilize twitter to
communicate athletic updates, scores, etc. There is no need for coaches to set up/maintain a separate twitter accounts for an individual sport. Coaches
should send June Cioffi any information they want posted. We will only post good news, scores, important information, and major event changes!
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS
UPCOMING EVENTS:
OCTOBER 6-10TH ..............................................................WEEK OF RESPECT
OCTOBER 17TH ......................................................... MIDDLE SCHOOL DANCE
OCTOBER 20-24TH ................................................................... SPIRIT WEEK
OCTOBER 24TH .......................................................HOMECOMING FOOTBALL
OCTOBER 25TH ............................................................ HOMECOMING DANCE
OCTOBER 30TH ............................................................... VETERAN’S DINNER
2014–2015 MARKING PERIOD
PERIOD START
1ST MP
9/4/14
2ND MP
11/13/14
END SEMESTER 1
3RD MP
1/30/15
4TH MP
4/15/15
END SEMESTER 2
TOTAL DAYS
181 DAYS
END
11/12/14
1/29/15
1/29/15
4/14/15
6/19/15
6/19/15
TOTAL DAYS
MID-PERIOD MARKING
PERIOD
MID-MARK 1
MID MARK 2
MID-MARK 3
MID-MARK 4
DATE 10/6/14
12/17/14
3/5/15
5/15/15
DAYS
45 DAYS
45 DAYS
90 DAYS
45 DAYS
46 DAYS
91 DAYS
181 DAYS
REPORT CARDS
PERIOD
REPORT CARD 1
REPORT CARD 2
REPORT CARD 3
REPORT CARD 4
DATE
11/21/14
2/9/15
4/23/15
6/29/15
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
MARK KEHOE, PRESIDENT..................................................................................................WOOLWICH TOWNSHIP
LAUREN BOERLIN, VICE PRESIDENT........................................................................ EAST GREENWICH TOWNSHIP
JIM MUELLER............................................................................................................ EAST GREENWICH TOWNSHIP
BARRY JENKINS........................................................................................................ EAST GREENWICH TOWNSHIP
DEBORAH CUNNINGHAM........................................................................................SOUTH HARRISON TOWNSHIP
MICHELLE BLAIR..................................................................................................................WOOLWICH TOWNSHIP
MIA RANDAZZO...................................................................................................................WOOLWICH TOWNSHIP
DANIEL BATTISTI..................................................................................................................WOOLWICH TOWNSHIP
PATRICK M. DALEY...................................................................................................... BOROUGH OF SWEDESBORO
FRANK DONNELLY....................................................................................................................... LOGAN TOWNSHIP
DR. JAMES J. LAVENDER..............................................................................................................SUPERINTENDENT
JASON SCHIMPF, SBA................................................................................................................. BOARD SECRETARY
PATRICIA CALANDRO..................................................................................................... CHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER
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