LOOKING AHEAD
SCHOOL PROGRAM
April
2 - 9 - Closed, Spring Break
May
5 - Professional Development Day, School Closed for Students
31 - Closed, Memorial Day
ADULT PROGRAM
April
2 - Closed, Spring Break
May
31 - Closed, Memorial Day
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Home & School
Gertrude Hawk Virtual Spring Chocolate Sale!
February 16 - March 28
All ordering is online.
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For the month of March, Kingsway Learning Center will receive a $1 donation from each purchase of the $3 reusable GIVE BACK WHERE IT COUNTS Bag at the ACME store located at 700 Haddonfield-Berlin Road, Voorhees NJ (just down the road from Kingsway). Follow the directions on the tag attached to the shopping bag. Thank you!
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Above: On the first day of Kingsway's four-day schedule, Gabby is happy to be back and is welcomed by her Aide, Melinda Godfrey.
Below: Beautiful shamrocks created in Chris Pensiero's class with Donna Stone, Occupational Therapist. Bottom: Kelly Harris's Elementary classroom is ready for the wearin' of the green!
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AT THE ADULT PROGRAM
Creating a St. Paddy's mobile!
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Adult Program clients get together virtually with Karen Spieker, Art Teacher, to create the festive St. Paddy's mobile, above right. Together online, top row, from left: RJ, Laura, Sydney (left, in the frame) with her aide, and Ms. Spieker. Second row: Emily, Linda, Nisa, and Ryan. Third row: Evan, Morgan, and Caitlin. |
It's that bittersweet
time of year
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Nine of our 12 graduates on picture day! Clockwise from top, left: Vivian, Joey, Olivia, Nick, Madison, Ryan, Tyler (with some assistance from Terry Sereno, Occupational Therapist), Stephen, and Dominic. Not pictured: Nicole, Sean, and Raymond. More information regarding end-of-year celebrations will be shared soon!
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IN THE CLASSROOM
On the agenda: green eggs, fresh vegetables, fine motor projects, and sunshine
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Read Across America Week brought us green eggs, crooked red and white top hats, and plenty of smiles to celebrate Dr. Seuss's Birthday! In the collage above, students in Dena Sutor's Junior High class are all in with green eggs (aka, pudding). Top, left to right: Logan and Juan. Bottom, left to right: Jessica and Justin. Below: Jack participates in the Dr. Seuss fun remotely with Jennie Hartman's class. |
Amanda Klein's Elementary class learned about health and nutrition this month. Students "harvested" vegetables, washed them, and tasted them! "It was so much fun," says Ms. Klein. "Some students even asked to do it again after lunch." The students then made food collages from pictures taken from magazines. Above, from left: Parker admires the crop, Segun puts together his food collage, and George has a taste of the harvest! |
Clockwise, from top left: Nick works with Cheryl Lingard, Job Coach, on his fine motor skills; Joey sorts coins; Tyler practices his order fulfillment skills. |
It's not officially spring yet, but after a cold, snowy winter, a little sunshine goes a long way. Clockwise from top, left: Randi looks happy to create his rainbow outdoors; Brigit LaRose, Aide, works with Phillip on his next work of art; MOVE classes catch some air with the parachute, and Jacob gets to the center! |
TECH TIP
Don't get hooked!
by Peter Dearstyne
Technology Coordinator
Before you click on links, download attachments, or reply to an email, make sure you're protecting yourself from cybercriminals who use email to get access to personal information. This is called "phishing." You can protect yourself by asking these questions before taking any action:
- Am I expecting this email?
- Does this email make me feel even a little uncomfortable? Is it odd in any way, such as improper grammar or strange wording?
- Does the message convey an extreme sense of urgency?
- Does the sender's address look legitimate?
When in doubt, don't click and don't respond. Instead, verify the email's authenticity by contacting the sender separately via a new email or via phone. Contact Peter Dearstyne, Technology Coordinator, if it's associated with your Kingsway Gmail account.
Peter Dearstyne, Technology Coordinator
(856) 545-0800, ext. 2021
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