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Announcements Student Teaching Applications for FALL 2009 will be available in the TPP Main Office beginning May 15, 2008. You need to be enrolled in TPP in order to pick up a Student Teaching Application. Click on Program Admission (on the left) to find out how to get enrolled with the Teacher Preparation Program. All Student Teaching Applications are DUE on September 30, 2008 CONGRATULATIONS!
Pete Gambino, a Fall 2007 English Certification Candidate, is a winner of the prestigous 2008 Commissioner’s Distinguished Teacher Award. There are only 15 students awarded with this high honor in the entire state. Way to go Pete! Scott Hogan, a Spring 2008 Elementary Certification Candidate, is the 2007 - 2008 Distinguished Elementary School Candidate award winner. This honor is presented to a student who has demonstrated excellence in student teaching in an elementary school. Congratulations to Scott. Brittany Mason, a Spring 2008 Social Studies Certification Candidate, is the 2007 - 2008 Nancy Higginson Dorr Award winner. This honor is presented to a student who has demonstrated excellence in student teaching at the secondary level. Congratulations to Brittany on a job well done. Congratulations to Spring 2007 TPP students Jeanine Motta and Edwin Gonzales.They are winners of the prestigous 2007 Commissioner’s Distinguished Teacher Award. Visit the website below to read about Jeanine and Edwin's accomplishments. http://www.state.nj.us/education/news/2007/0504dis.htm Congratulations to TPP Students on their academic achievements! Linda Anderson Athenaeum Honor Society Award; Athenaeum Honor Society Jason Behringer Academic Excellence Scholarship Phyllis Berman Phi Beta Kappa; Athenaeum Honor Society Rachel Cornely English Department Prize; Academic Excellence Scholarship David Duffin African American Studies Minor Award Jacqueline Edmonds Alfred Santiago Teaching Scholarship Kimberly English Athenaeum Honor Society Award Melissa Friedberg Mary Jane Kelleher Wille Memorial Prize; Academic Excellence Scholarship; Robert C. Sheppard Endowed Scholarship; Harold and Florence Woll Scholarship Jamie Fuller Academic Excellence Scholarship Peter Gambino New Jersey Distinguished Student Teacher Award Sarah Grabowski Athenaeum Honor Society Nicole Hess Betty Harris English Department Award; Athenaeum Honor Society Scott Hogan History Department Award; Distinguished Elementary School Candidate Award; Athenaeum Honor Society Janice Hughes Athenaeum Honor Society Monique Jenkins Phi Beta Kappa Suzanne Kerr Phi Beta Kappa; Athenaeum Honor Society Walter Kuras Athenaeum Honor Society Benjamin Maddison Academic Excellence Scholarship David Majofsky Athenaeum Honor Society Brittany Mason Nancy Higginson Dorr Award; Athenaeum Honor Society Caitlin McPherson Athenaeum Honor Society Kathleen Moreton Athenaeum Honor Society Robert Repici Athenaeum Honor Society Todd Ripley Athenaeum Honor Society; Robert C. Sheppard Endowed Scholarship Demetrius Robinson Alfred Santiago Teaching Scholarship Ian Simmons Athenaeum Honor Society John Van Sciver Rutgers University Camden Alumni Association University College Award; English Department Award; Osher Reentry Scholarship Patricia Siboczy Dorothy and David Cooper Endowed Scholarship Nicole Sharman Alpha Sigma Lambda, Gamma XI Jessica Shields Phi Beta Kappa; Academic Excellence Scholarship Stacy Sidney African American Studies Major Award; Alfred Santiago Teaching Scholarship Steve Szymanski Evelyn White Scholarship Barbara Vieira Athenaeum Honor Society James Wallace Athenaeum Honor Society Dana Zarrello Athenaeum Honor Society Award; French Prize; Phi Beta Kappa; Athenaeum Honor Society; Zonta Club of Greater Camden Scholarship Michael Zimmerman Athenaeum Honor Society JOB FAIRS None listed at this time. JOB OPENINGS
Oakcrest High School, located in Mays Landing,
NJ, is starting a new
technology education program in the Fall of 2008. They are looking for a star teacher to get this program up and running. I t is a great opportunity to design and develop a program that aligns clearly with personal and school goals. Please contact LFitzpatrick@geh.nj.k12us.com for more information.
Hammonton Public Schools - Teacher of German position. This is a 10-month position to begin in September 2008. Send letter of interest and copy of certification to Mary Lou DeFrancisco, Superintendent - Hammonton Public Schools - 566 Old Forks Road - Hammonton, NJ 08037 - (609) 561 - 3567 (Fax)
Send Resumes via mail, email, or fax to: All positions start at $9.00 per hour HAMMONTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS HAS THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATED POSITIONS AVAILABLE HAMMONTON EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTER TEACHER OF SPANISH TEACHER OF BILINGUAL/BICULTURAL NEW JERSEY TEACHER OF BILINGUAL/BICULTURAL CERTIFICATION REQUIRED REPLACEMENT POSITIONS TERM OF EMPLOYMENT: TEN (10) MONTH POSITION Mary Lou DeFrancisco, Superintendent Or Email to jcomunale@hammontonps.org ALL INFORMATION MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN THURSDAY, JULY 17, 2008 * * * * * HAMMONTON PUBLIC SCHOOL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
* * * * * The Board is committed to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the American with Disabilities Act. DATED: JULY 9, 2008 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Project C.O.P.E. Mentoring Program America's most isolated and at-risk children are the estimated 7.3 million who have one or both parents under some form of state or federal supervision. Without effective intervention, 70 percent of these children will likely follow their parent's path into jail or prison. There are more than 28,000 "at-risk" children in the city of Camden. Some may have one or more parents who are incarcerated. Project C.O.P.E. (Children Obtaining a Positive Environment) is a mentoring program designed to empower youth in our community who have an incarcerated parent. Project C.O.P.E. is looking for mentor volunteers to work with children in Camden, ages 4 to 14. Become a mentor with Project C.O.P.E. and support, guide, or simply be a friend to a young person for a period of at least one year. Just one hour a week is all it takes. Mentors must be at least 18 years of age, and high school graduate, and reside in the Delaware Valley area. Mentors who have access to an automobile must show proof of insurance and have a good driving record. Mentors can help a child: develop higher levels of self-esteem, achieve greater academic ability, improve behavioral and social relations, grow into strong, confident adults. Studies show that children involved with mentoring programs are less likely to begin using illegal drugs, consume alcohol, skip school or engage in acts of violence. If you would like to be a mentor volunteer please print and fill
out the mentor application documents and mail with a copy of your
valid state ID or driver's liscense and insurance card to: In Memoriam
The Director of the Teacher Preparation Program, Mr. Lou Fuller, passed away on May 11, 2007 after a courageous battle with cancer. He will be greatly missed. *****************************************************************
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