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Congratulations WTEA

Teachers and

Educational Support Professionals

of the year!

 

Patricia Amery
Mary Arose
Casi Attardi
Frank T. Bocchino
Lynn Brassler
Edward K. Braunsdorf
Angela Cilento
Donnamarie D. CImino
Maureen E. Gallagher
Chantel Greffer
Joan Johnson
Catherine M. Koch
Rita Merker
Patricia Michalsky
Lori Mido
Jessica Plesniak
Christine Potter
Barbara Siswo
Jann Sepcsik
Allison Stanko
Paula Smith
Cynthia Wernsing
Danielle Wishna

Janet Lynn Woodhull
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Congratulations WTEA Retirees!

 

 

Beverly Backmann

 

Jacqueline Miller

Bette Bacsoka

 

Nancy Nevins

Richard Barsi

 

William Nevins

Carol Brelow

 

Deanna Nolan

Alice Cavaciuti

 

Joseph O'Brien

Marybeth Decker

 

Jo Ann Onder

William Drahos

 Carolann Paloti

Carol Dunlap

 Kathleen Parsons

Margaret Ecobichon

 Kenneth Parsns

JoAnn Esposito

 George Penska

Linda Farrell

 Judy Reggev

Virginia Golba

 Rose Sliwoski

Linda Hallock

 Maryann Smelas

Louise Herber

 Richard Stoner

Kenneth Hunt

 Christine Tilley

Lynn Ingemi

 Lynn Torra

Elmer Joerg

 Dianne Trennery

Gretchen Kowalski

 Arlene Volkin

John Kreiger

 Eileen Zullo

Rosemarie Masters

  

 

WTEA Go to Shea

WTEA took a road trip to Shea Stadium on Friday, May 30, 2008.  It was a sell out trip for the Mets vs. LA Dodgers.  The Mets were winning until the 8th inning and then it was all down hill from there.  The Mets lost 9 - 5.  Everyone had a great time and can't wait until next year's trip.

Photos coming soon!

 

  
  

DOWNLOADS:

* MCEA Human Relations Committee Workshop:

Newark: An Amazing New Jersey Resource

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* MCEA PRIDE Committee Report

* MCEA NEA Activities Committee Report

* MCEA PRIDE FLYER

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WTEA Food Drive - 2008

     The WTEA Food Drive for the St. James Food Pantry will begin in January. Please see schedule for your school’s month to participate. Once again we are encouraging members to make monetary donations as well as non-perishable food items.  Items most needed include:

-canned tuna                 -cereals                        -pasta                           -beans              -rice

-crackers                      -juices                          -soups                          -coffee             -lentils

-peanut butter               -jelly                             -canned vegetables       -shampoo        

-canned meat                -pancake flour              -pancake syrup             -tuna fish

-plastic utensils             -paper plates                -canned potatoes          -baby food

     Food items will be picked up from each school’s main office by our bus drivers and delivered to the WTEA office each week. Monetary contributions will be collected by your school representative and forwarded to the WTEA office. Checks should be made out to the WTEA with food pantry in the memo. Please think of those in need and help as much as you can as every item counts. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.

                                                 Jo-Ann Krenzel, Community Service Chairperson

 

Schedule for WTEA 2008 Food Drive

                        January      -      #21 Oak Ridge Heights School

                                                  #25 Lafayette Estate School

                                                  #26 Robert Mascenik School

                                                  #1 Mawbey Street School

                                                  #4 & 5 Avenel Street School

                                                  # 9 Port Reading School

                                                  Avenel Middle School

 

                        February     -      #28 Matthew Jago School

                                                   #2 & 16 Outlook Avenue School

                                                   #22 Lynn Crest School

                                                   Colonia Middle School

                                                   Woodbridge High School

 

                       March          -      #11 Ross Street School

                                                   #14 Ford Avenue School

                                                   #24 Kennedy Park School

                                                   #27 Pennsylvania Avenue School

                                                   Fords Middle School

 

                      April             -      #18 Indiana Avenue School

                                                   #19 Menlo Park Terrace School

                                                   #20 Claremont Avenue School

                                                   #23 Woodbine Avenue School

                                                   Colonia High School

                                                   Woodbridge Middle School

 

                      May               -      J.F.K. High School

                                                   Administration Building

                                                   Transportation

                                                   Iselin Middle School

 

 

Local Pride grants

NJEA also provides grants to its local affiliates for projects that bring the public schools out into the community and the community into the public schools. Family involvement programs, participation in community fairs and events, Read Across America celebrations, and senior citizen outreach efforts are among the hundreds of local “Pride” projects conducted each year by NJEA members.

NJEA members: visit Members Only for local Pride project grant information and forms.

 

Woodbridge Township Education Association

34 Green Street, Suite A
Woodbridge, NJ  07095
732-634-5028

President:  Brian Geoffroy

Administrative Secretary:  Lucille Ginda
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