By: Tom Goldberg/History Teacher The United States Constitution is the highest law of the land–it sets the rights and responsibilities of the state, the institutions that make up the states, and contains many of the rights that the American people have. There are 27 Amendments, or changes, to the Constitution, and the first ten are […]
Art Work By: Drennan Hayden/Art Teacher
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By Kimmy Wada | Instructional Paraprofessional Students in Room 1 had the privilege of seeing “A Charlie Brown Christmas” last Friday, December 14th. This production was part of the Education Series at the Algonquin Theater. The show was very entertaining, as the children performing really brought Charles Schulz’ Peanuts characters to life. Our students
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By: Charla Cole/Instructional Paraprofessional As our month of holiday themed activities continue, the students and staff at Ocean Academy had the pleasure to see the ‘Nutcracker’ at the historical Count Basie Theater. What a spectacular show it was, set to Tchaikovsky’s well known score. This awesome performance gave many of our students their first
By: Thomas Goldberg/History Teacher The Hohokam were an ancient Native American tribe located in the present U.S. state of Arizona. They thrived between A.D. ~200-1400. They created beautiful shell jewelry including necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings and pendants. Many pieces of jewelry contained turquoise. The Hohokam were also very skilled in the art of pottery, which
Ocean Academy had the privilege to be invited to Point Pleasant Boro High School’s; Youth Wellness Fair November 16th 2018. The Fair was hosted, by the Youth Wellness Club who developed and organized the event to reduce the stigma attached to mental illness and behavioral issues. All the students at the high school participated in
By: Eileen Catalano/English & History Teacher Art By: Drennan Hayden/Art Teacher Family: Urban Dictionary It’s not about whose blood you have, or who you spend the holidays with. It’s about people you love and they love you back. You’ll always be there for your family when they need you, and they’ll always be there for
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By: Kara Armellino/Instructional Paraprofessional Ocean Academy is no stranger to the historic Algonquin Theater in Manasquan, NJ. Each year, OA gets the privilege to see plays and performances there that both educate and entertain. This past visit to the Algonquin was particularly special, allowing us the opportunity to see Rising Stars, a classical music competition for
By: Joe Falana/ Math Teacher We traveled to the Lake House recording studio yesterday located in downtown Asbury Park. It is in a beautiful older building along the famous Wesley Lake. With wonderful views of the lake, the inside has been completed refurbished to include everything necessary for a great musical experience. We entered the
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By; Mr. Scheiderman/Instructional Paraprofessional Ocean Academy took a school wide field trip to Allaire State Park for a day of early Industrial Village life. Students were introduced to a way of life before fast food, Smart phones, Uber or even automobiles became common everyday items. Perhaps items we often take for granted. The Historic Village
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