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1 OBO Blast OCTOBER 12, 201 VOLUME 2, NUMBER 6 October Monthly Board of Education Meeting Acknowledges Perfect Scores and Students/Parent of the Month At the October monthly Board of Education Meeting held on Tuesday, October 9, 2012, students were presented with certificates for being selected Student of the Month (SOTM). On a monthly basis, students are recognized for exemplary behavior, academics and citizenship by their school. Students selected for the month of September are: Name School Grade Jamar S. Summers Orange High School 12 Carl Wiggins Orange Preparatory Academy 9 Thomas Pough Career and Innovation Academy of Orange 10 Nyasia Holden Cleveland Street School 3 Nia Thomas Rosa Parks Central Community School 5 A. Italia Sharpe Park Avenue School 4 Clinton Emedom-Nnamdi Heywood Avenue School 7 Kenia Luna Forest Street School 7 Jeremy Mora Oakwood Avenue School 5 Alice Agyekum Lincoln Avenue School 7 Oakwood s Jeremy Mora with parent, Principal Luckey, Superintend Lee, President Arthur Pictured (left to right) SOTM with Superintendent Lee and BOE President Arthur: Thomas Pough, parent and Principal Belton; Jamar Summers, family and Co-Principals Alcantara and Morgan; Nia Thomas (also a Perfect Score student), parent and Principal Cummings. Pictured (left to right) with Superintendent Lee and BOE President Arthur: Perfect Score student Raffael Davila, family and Principal Cooke; A. Italia Sharpe, parent and Principal Hackett (SOTM and Perfect Score); Clinton Emedom-Nnamdi (SOTM) with parent and Principal Machuca
2 Pictured (left to right) with Superintendent Lee and BOE President Arthur: Perfect Score student and SOTM, Alice A. Agyekum, parent and Principal Pettit; Nyasia Holden, SOTM, parent and Principal White; Principal Medley accepts certificate for SOTM, Carl Wiggins Name School Subject Anthony Delarosa Lincoln Avenue Science Julien Harris Lincoln Avenue Science Curtis N. Mark Lincoln Avenue Math Alice A. Agyekum Lincoln Avenue Math Sandra Adablah Heywood Avenue Math Angelica DeOleo Valenti Heywood Avenue Science Raffael Davila Forest Street Math Jamour Bennett Park Avenue Math Marvin Duroseau Park Avenue Math Ibrahima Sacko Park Avenue Math A. Italia Sharpe Park Avenue Math Jevens Augustin Park Avenue Math Nicholas Andrade Cleveland Street Math Jason Jean-Baptiste Cleveland Street Math Tyler smith Cleveland Street Math Ashley Moscoso Cleveland Street Math Nia Thomas Rosa Parks Central Community School Math Joselyn Moracho Rosa Parks Central Community School Math Alfredo D. Sanchez Rosa Parks Central Community School Math At the October monthly Board of Education Meeting students were also acknowledged for receiving a perfect score on the New Jersey Assessment of Skills and Knowledge (NJASK). Nineteen students representing 6 elementary schools received certificates for Academic Excellence, bumper stickers and medals. After students were acknowledged, the Parent of the Month, selected by the meeting s host school, Park Avenue, was presented with a certificate. The POTM for September is Mr. De Shon R. Parks (pictured right with his son, Principal Hackett, Superintendent Lee and BOE President Arthur). Mr. Parks is the proud father of six sons, five biological and one adopted. He is also a devoted and loving husband who volunteers as a football coach and assistant Sunday School Teacher. Mr. Parks is a reformed gang member who is a mentor in the community to assist youngsters in becoming productive members of society. He is the founder and co-president of the newly formed non-profit organization, "Not Orange". Teen Summit 2012 Begins with ManUp the Play Teen Summit 2012 begins, Friday, October 12, 2012 with ManUp the Play, written and produced by Elijah M. Brown and Jamal T. Hinnant who play a total of 6 different characters in this production (scenes are pictured below) which "captures what it means to be a man. The play is open to students in grades 8 12 who are registered to attend the Teen Summit. Following the play will be a panel discussion led by Natasha Akinyele with students from area colleges. On Saturday, October 13, 2012, the Teen Summit is also open to 6th and 7th grade students. Saturday will have a full day of events including seminars for young men and young women; there will be a special presentation from Reginald Rosarian from Planned Parenthood and seminars in Spanish and Creole. Students can also participate in a variety of workshops including a performance presentation, a hip-hop dance class and an Ultimate Frisbee lesson. There will also be a video workshop where students will learn how to put together a set, shoot a video, and breakdown the set. This workshop will be lead by Orange Preparatory Academy's Smartlab teacher, Justin Niemczyh. A celebrity publicist, who has worked with Alicia Keys, Whitney Houston, Ruben Studdard, Tyrese Gibson, and many others, will teach another workshop. He will speak about the music and entertainment industry. Learn more about the Teen Summit 2012 on Facebook: and see their promotional video: Orange Teen Summit 2012 is Almost Here!!!!
3 Pink-Out Event Raises $3,641 for the American Cancer Society On Friday, October 5, 2012, the Orange High School (OHS) Tornadoes hosted their third annual Pink-Out football game in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The team played in pink jerseys in their 35 to 19 win over Millburn High School. The game extended the district s daylong recognition of cancer awareness, which included a Dress Down Day fundraiser and the sale of pink jerseys. The entire district observed the event (see Forest Street School Cares picture on left) with staff and student joining together for a worthy cause. This year the district raised $3,641 for the American Cancer Society, bringing the total contribution to over $13,000 in the past 3 years. The American Cancer Society contributed informational brochures and breast cancer awareness giveaways for Orange High School s Pink-Out Game patrons. Volunteer organizations including Angies Angels, Not Orange and the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity distributed the items on their behalf. All monies raised by the school district will be donated to the American Cancer Society. During the Pink-Out game s halftime ceremonies, there was a check presentation to Michele Petrino, Director, Distinguished Events for the Metro NJ Region of the American Cancer Society. Pictured: Representatives of Angies Angels/Not Orange; Jason Green and Superintend Lee present check to Michele Petrino, American Cancer Society and Omega Phi Psi Fraternity members. Pictured: Orange High School Tornadoes Pink-Out Game. Oakwood Avenue School s Week of Respect Activities I AM A Bucket Filler: As a school wide project, beginning Friday, September 28, 2012, Oakwood Avenue School students, faculty and staff were presented with a great challenge to be kind and respectful; offer words of encouragement and show empathy without dipping into anyone s feelings or (bucket). The school rose to the challenge, not only displaying behaviors as bucket fillers in their actions, but also using bucket slips to fill one another's actual buckets in the classroom, with notes of positive comments. Doing something nice for someone else fills your OWN bucket and the bucket of the person you help!! This challenge was presented during the Week of Respect to discourage any type of bullying or disrespectful behaviors. Respecting Ourselves and Internet Safety:
4 The Orange Police Department visited Oakwood on October 2nd and 3rd. Detective Hill and Officer Brown began the first day discussing respect and internet safety. The officers discouraged the students from using computers and posting mean and cruel statements about their peers. What one might believe to only be a joke could lead to greater problems. Hurtful words often last a lifetime. Oakwood s students were reminded that some people seek ways to hurt themselves and or others when they are constantly teased or made to feel ashamed. Face book and other internet sites were discouraged, however, several 6th and 7th grade students volunteered that they have a Face book page. The officers stressed, unless you are in the presence of a responsible adult you should not be allowed to access the internet. Lieutenant Cody addressed the group of 6th and 7th graders and reminded them of the importance of being respectful. He explained that it is okay to have a good time, however, there is a proper place for all things and fooling around in school isn t one of those places. Lieutenant Soto and Detective Hill returned for a second day of respecting ourselves. They addressed the importance of being equipped with the tools to be positive and productive citizens in the community. Through the use of technology grades K through 7 created video presentations of the importance of being respectful versus being mean disrespectful bullies. This project was presented during our assembly program held in our Multipurpose Room. We also enjoyed some Role Play which was presented by some of our teachers to demonstrate to the students some negative behaviors they often display. The staff acted out the negative and then the positive behaviors and had some audience participation with questions and answers. In collaboration with one of Oakwood s community partners, Mrs. Peaks, a mentor from St. Matthew Church, helped to invite a motivational speaker, Rev. Dana Owens, Pastor of Messiah Baptist Church located in East Orange, NJ to speak at to the school. The message received during Oakwood s culminating activity: We face a choice every moment of every day. We can fill one another's buckets, or we can dip from them. It's an important choice -- one that profoundly influences our relationships, productivity, health, and happiness. Pictured: (left to right) Orange Police Department representatives: Teachers in role-play; Rev. Dana Owens; Student buckets. ( Oakwood Avenue Week of Respect I Am a Bucket Filler was submitted by Oakwood Avenue School) Orange High School Hosts First Scholastic Book Fair OHS is hosting its first Scholastic - All-Star Book Fair to celebrate Teen Read Week and to support the District s 25 Book Challenge Pages for All Ages. The fair will run from Monday Friday, October 15-19th, from 8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Coming Attractions Friday, October 12 and Saturday, October 13, 2012 Teen Summit 2012 at Lincoln Avenue School (See flyer below) Monday Friday, October 15 19, 2012 Orange High School Scholastic All Star Book Fair, from 8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 16, 2012 Fire Prevention Assembly for Grade K-4, 9:30 a.m. at Park Avenue School Wednesday, October 17, 2012 Orange School District s Annual Día Celebration, 3:15 5:30 p.m., Orange Early Childhood Center (See Spanish and Creole flyers below) Thursday, October 18, 2012 Welcome Breakfast for parents of ELL students, 7:30 a.m. in library at Park Avenue School Thursday, October 18, 2012 Lincoln Avenue School Hispanic Heritage Celebration, 6:00 8:00 p.m. in the Gymnasium (See flyer below) Friday, October 19, 2012 Rosa Parks Central Community School Hispanic Heritage Celebration
5 Friday, October 19, 2012 Oakwood Avenue School Hispanic Heritage Celebration Sunday, October 21, 2012 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, Walk with AAngelsNJ, Orange PBA and Not Orange Organizations, 10:00 a.m. at Military Park, Newark (See flyer below) Monday, October 22, 2012 Heywood Avenue School Hispanic Heritage Celebration, Thursday, October 25, 2012 Welcome Breakfast for parents of Special Needs students, 7:30 a.m. in the library at Park Avenue School Thursday, October 25, 2012 Forest Street School Hispanic Heritage Celebration, 7:00 8:00 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room, after Starry Story Night event Friday, October 26, 2012 Spanish Heritage Celebration, 1:30 p.m. in Café at Park Avenue School Wednesday, November 7, 2012 Jeans for Troops, $5 Donation to Support Veterans (See flyer below) Thursday Saturday, December 5 December 7, 2012 The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged/Revised, 7:00 p.m. and also at 2:00 on Saturday, December 7, at Orange Preparatory Academy Auditorium (See flyer below)
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