By Dave Berman, Elementary/Middle School and Mr. Michelichi, Instructional Paraprofessional/ Substitute Teacher We are very proud of one of our students, Haile, who just earned a trophy for the league’s most improved player. Haile plays offensive tackle for the Golden Elks which is part of Point Pleasant’s Junior Varsity Pop Warner Program. He earned this […]
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By: Tom Goldberg, Instructional Paraprofessional/Substitute Teacher The students of Ocean Academy worked very hard to earn the opportunity to go on a wonderful trip to Fireball Mountain where they enjoyed an action-packed day of laser tag! Students and staff were split into two teams and got the chance to play numerous games with varying rules
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By: Tom Goldberg, Instructional Paraprofessional/Substitute Teacher Ocean Academy had its annual Thanksgiving feast, and it was a rousing success once again! There were buttered rolls, turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, sweet yams, stuffing, and steamed carrots with a brown sugar glaze. Both students and staff got their fill of the delicious buffet style lunch, but everyone
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By: Lynn Newman, Supervisor of Clinical Services/School Social Worker The Holidays are upon us!! For many this is a time of family, fun, food and giving. It can also be a time of emotional and financial stress. To help navigate the holidays, here are a few tips: Know your budget and spend within your
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By: Kathleen Caffee, Science Teacher Earlier this week the high school students were fortunate to visit the upstream waters of the Toms River. Students braved the cold and wind to take a look at life in the swamps at the Forest Resource Education Center in Jackson, NJ. Naturalists Roger and Duffy shared their vast knowledge
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Desmond, Ocean Academy Student It was directly after my sister Justine’s cheer competition we were on our way back from Florida. We had seen the coast so we decided to go through Philadelphia. It was the middle of the night, I had woken up and heard the car go off. My mom’s girlfriend made a
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Written by – Suleica and Jenn Negative or a Positive Imperfections Black is a sign of misery, Within my eyes black is a sign of mystery. Show me what they can’t see. Black doesn’t always have to define the dark side of me. Imperfections / Betrayal Black is a sign of evil, It
By: Scott Corbett, Principal Thanksgiving was originally celebrated as a way of giving gratitude for the fall harvest and while the meaning has changed for many, it’s by far my favorite holiday. Each year while prepping for Thanksgiving I reflect on what I’m thankful for and of course my neurons automatically fire with thoughts of
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By: Charla Cole, Instructional Paraprofessional/Substitute Teacher The students of Ocean Academy once again had the great pleasure of going on a field trip, this time to the Count Basie Theater. The venue featured the spectacular Metta Quintet, a five piece jazz and blues band sponsored by Jazz Reach, which is a part of the
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By: Judy Crosta, Instructional Paraprofessional/Substitute Teacher Last week, the senior class disassembled the Halloween scarecrows on display and recycled the straw to the compost bin. The straw along with other applicable food waste from our cafeteria will be converted into compost. The compost will be added to our garden’s soil in the spring before various herbs and vegetables
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