Baldwin 1 Burling 1 Carson 2 Delair 2 Fine 3 Franklin 3 PIM 4 PHS 6-8 PMS 5 Burling School Baldwin October 2019 Pennsauken School News November 2019 Upcoming Events November 7/8– Fall Break— No School November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal November 26— Evening Par- ent Teacher Conference November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanks- giving Day! November 2019 Upcoming Events November 7/8– Fall Break—No School November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dis- missal November 26— Evening Parent Teacher Conference November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanks- giving Day! Baldwin students celebrating Halloween! The winners of Baldwin’s “Caught Doing Something Nice” are from Mrs. Dunn’s class and Mrs. Jakubowski’s class. Baldwin staff as M & M’s Painting with a Twist
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Baldwin 1
Burling 1
Carson 2
Delair 2
Fine 3
Franklin 3
PIM 4
PHS 6-8
PMS 5
Burling School
Baldwin
October 2019 Pennsauken School News
November 2019 Upcoming
Events
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Par-ent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanks-giving Day!
November 2019 Upcoming
Events
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dis-missal
November 26— Evening Parent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanks-giving Day!
Baldwin students celebrating Halloween!
The winners of Baldwin’s “Caught Doing Something Nice” are from Mrs. Dunn’s class and Mrs. Jakubowski’s class.
Baldwin staff as M & M’s
Painting with a Twist
Page 2
November Upcoming Events
November Upcoming Events
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Parent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanksgiv-ing Day!
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Par-ent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanks-giving Day!
Carson School Skating Event! Carson Week of Respect!
Third grade students in Mrs. Brennan’s class are learning the Engineering Process in Science.
October was full of FUN!
November Upcoming Events
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Parent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanksgiv-ing Day!
Page 3
November
Upcoming Events
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Parent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanksgiving Day!
Fine School Celebrates Hispanic Heritage
Month with Colorful Performances!
Our Students of the Month for October!
Franklin’s Fantastic October!
Page 4
November Upcoming
Events: November 7/8– Fall Break—
No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Parent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanksgiving Day!
Intermediate News Source Being a buddy, not a bully!
To further recognize Anti-bullying month, members of the Penn-sauken High School NJROTC visited the Intermediate School. Intermediate staff show
off their Halloween gear!
Baldwin 1
Burling 1
Carson 2
Delair 2
Fine 3
Franklin 3
PIM 4
PHS 6-8
PMS 5
Burling School
Baldwin
October 2019 Pennsauken School News
November 2019 Upcoming
Events
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Par-ent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanks-giving Day!
November 2019 Upcoming
Events
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dis-missal
November 26— Evening Parent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanks-giving Day!
Baldwin students celebrating Halloween!
The winners of Baldwin’s “Caught Doing Something Nice” are from Mrs. Dunn’s class and Mrs. Jakubowski’s class.
Baldwin staff as M & M’s
Painting with a Twist
Page 2
November Upcoming Events
November Upcoming Events
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Parent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanksgiv-ing Day!
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Par-ent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanks-giving Day!
Carson School Skating Event! Carson Week of Respect!
Third grade students in Mrs. Brennan’s class are learning the Engineering Process in Science.
October was full of FUN!
November Upcoming Events
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Parent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanksgiv-ing Day!
Page 3
November
Upcoming Events
November 7/8– Fall Break—No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Parent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanksgiving Day!
Fine School Celebrates Hispanic Heritage
Month with Colorful Performances!
Our Students of the Month for October!
Franklin’s Fantastic October!
Page 4
November Upcoming
Events: November 7/8– Fall Break—
No School
November 25— Day Parent Conference—Early Dismissal
November 26— Evening Parent Teacher Conference
November 28-29—NO SCHOOL –Happy Thanksgiving Day!
Intermediate News Source Being a buddy, not a bully!
To further recognize Anti-bullying month, members of the Penn-sauken High School NJROTC visited the Intermediate School. Intermediate staff show
off their Halloween gear!
Penndian
Novem ber 2019 /Volum e 2/ Issue 2
Hvac Int er v iewNoor : Hi, my name is Noor, and I am a reporter for the
Penndian newsletter. Today I am interviewing Mr. Ford
to learn more about him and HVACR. Welcome Mr.
Ford, how are you doing today?
Mr.Ford: I?m doing good. How are you?
Noor : I?m good. Tell us about your hobbies and
interests.
Mr.Ford: Sure! I have a bunch of different hobbies. I?m
into Brazilian jiu-jitsu, I like fishing, surfing, working
with my hands and just overall different challenges like
camping, hiking, and stuff like that. I like spending time
with my family and doing all those fun things.
Noor : Did you graduate from Pennsauken?
Mr.Ford: I did not graduate from Pennsauken. I
graduated from Delran High School. My favorite classes
were autoshop and home economics.
New sletter
Check out Mr. Ford's interview by going to this link: https://youtu.be/9F2iRivuV1A
Special thanks to our District Technology Coach Michele Lockhart and her team for editing the video.
Mr.Ford: What made me want to become a teacher was to inspire others -
whether it?s through working with your hands, learning to use tools and just
being able to give someone some basic advice somewhere that might send
them down a path that will benefit them later on in life. I had teachers like that
when I was growing up and I hope to do that for others.
Noor : What is the hardest part of your job?
Mr.Ford: The hardest part of my job is trying to integrate technology into a shop
program. There are some shops where their technologies aren?t where they
should be and where they?re at now. For HVACR, Heating Ventilation Air
Conditioning and Refrigeration, a lot of technologies have changed. So, there is
a lot of different areas where you would still use your hands, use different tools,
be able to troubleshoot and fix those troubleshoot items. Most heating and air
conditioners can be run off of wireless thermostats. You can unlock your doors
from your phone. You can turn your heater on and off from your phone. As we
evolve in the industry, there are a lot of the technologies that we need to better
understand because a lot of these kids grow up with the technologies at hand.
As my age, we had to learn the technology. They were just getting integrated
into the schools. Now they?re more available, and it?s the way of future.
Everything is going to be connected at some point. We?re all connected all the
time. The biggest part is just trying to integrate everything.
Noor : What is HVACR and are students generally interested in the class?
Mr.Ford: The students are interested in the class - HVACR, Heating Ventilation
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. Whether it?s heating things, the air
conditioning or refrigeration, they?re generally interested in it because they get
to use hand tools. They get to look at different items and see how they work,
what they?re made of and what type of materials. I see a good future here with a
lot of students. The students that I have now seem very generally interested in
getting up and using their hands and that?s a good thing to see.
Noor : What skills do students learn in the class?
Mr.Ford: They?re gonna learn about safety. For just about any industry, you go
through different safety aspects of it. Whether it?s safety glasses, safety helmets, vests,
PPE year, how to use a ladder properly - just how to handle tools safely in a safe
manner. They are gonna learn how to use some electrical tools. They?re gonna learn
how to pipe fit. They?re gonna learn how to thread and solder pipe. They?re gonna
learn how to work with different types of fan motors, heating elements, heat
exchangers. There?s a lot that they get to work with. The student are going to do a lot
of technical reading. They will learn how to read a wiring diagram from start to finish.
They will be taught what the symbols mean and how do they work. They also will learn
to troubleshoot. The real-world thinking is: if something breaks at my house, and I
take apart my dryer for example, what?s the reason that it broke, why isn?t it working
and where do I start to look? So, we?re gonna discover how to trust your instincts and
go from different troubleshooting ideas.
Noor : What jobs can students get?
Mr.Ford: Students can get jobs in different types of industries. There?s residential
work for things that break in your house like the air conditioner or your heater.
There?s lots of companies out there that are looking to bring techs in. The HVACR
industry is expected to grow at least 15% in the next couple years, and there?s also the
commercial side of things. For example, when you go to the food store, students can
learn the skills and understand what is it that makes the refrigerators cold,. They can
learn what kind of components are in there. When they get a job, they will continue to
receive training from the companies that they work for. They can work for industry.
They can get into different unions. There?s the private sector, and there?s
manufacturing. There?s a lot of different areas for students to venture out after they
leave high school and be prepared and ready to understand what they need to do out
in the industry.
Noor : Alright, thank you Mr.Ford.
SPORTS CENTER
Amanda Lezcano is recovering from Guillain Barre Syndrome, which she was diagnosed with in early July. Despite her adversities, Amanda is continuously improving and beating all of the odds. An illness that rendered her unable to walk at first hasn?t stopped her. On Saturday, October 26th, Amanda walked from half field (without a walker) to Camden Catholic?s goal and scored. She continues to maintain her positive attitude, surrounded by her family and friends. She has just returned to PHS! Be sure to say hi to her!
Amanda Up!dat e Wr it t en By: Ket ur ah Jones
Fol l ow Us!Twit t er : @saukenpenndian
On Tuesday October 22nd, the Pennsauken girls field hockey team went head-to-head with the Steinert Spartans in the first round of NJSIAA CJG3 playoff games. It was a slow start to the much anticipated game as the score led 1-0, Indians, into the start of the second half. However, Pennsauken was able to score 4 more points by the end of the game, reigning victorious over the Spartans 5-3.Scorers in both the first and second half include Ruby Anyanwu, Lynn Tran, Jon?Nay Lloyd, and Samia
The Fight f or Gl or y Cont inues: Pennsauken Fiel d HockeyBy Aigner Set t l es
Permaul, with an assist from Kiara Haywood. Steinert fought hard scoring 3 points in the second half, however, the Lady Indians? strong defense and aggressive offense ultimately won the game. Overall, the Indians beat the Spartans and will continue on to the next round of playoffs against the Moorestown Quakers. More updates coming soon as the Indians continue their fight for glory.
Har vest Fest ivalBy Jazcenya Gonzal ez
Pennsauken?s annual Harvest Festival is in the books for 2019, and what a day it was. As summer transitioned to autumn, the festival was an entertaining celebration filled with tons of wonderful Fall activities. From the pumpkin field where the pumpkins were swiftly picked, to the Fire Department?s Chili Cook-off, to the super fun bounce houses, and everything in between, no one left without having a blast. Pony rides, sand and balloon art, and pumpkin painting filled our Pennsauken children with enjoyment. Adults had just as much fun gathering items from vendors and boarding the hayride. Overall, Pennsauken?s Harvest Festival gave our community another year of exciting events to enter the cooler seasons. Special thanks to those PHS students who volunteered their time for this event!
