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Wear Red Day, February 1, 2008
WEA Raises money for the American Heart Association


Our Wear Red Day raised $1,050 for The American
Heart Association!
Click
here to see pictures of the
WEA "Getting to Know You" Gathering held
on February 28, 2007
A Great Big Thank you to our Membership Chairperson
Rita DiMarco and her wonderful membership committee! Thanks to:
Nancy Hahn, Jodi Levine, Kristin Caputo, Kylene Bitten, Rebecca
Livesey, Joanne Durkin, Laura Giumarra, Laura Leskosky, Sue Pettoni,
Lauren Wild, and Heather Miller!
WEA
Members Wear Red To Support the American Heart Association's
Women's Initiative. The WEA Raised $1,068, February, 2007. Click
here to see pictures
of WEA members.
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Jill Stauffer
George Washington School
Kindergarten Teacher
Mrs. Jill Stauffer was honored
by the Governor's Office, the Deptartment of Education
and the Milken Family Foundation for being among the very
best teachers in the nation.
Jill A. Stauffer uses differentiated
instruction and hands-on activities on a daily basis. She
created a program called the Author's Tea in order to showcase
student work for parents and administrators, thereby nurturing
student confidence, and taught letters of the alphabet
through a salad-making activity in which each ingredient
represented a different letter. Clearly her holistic approach
to teaching reaches students, as her pupils consistently
demonstrate significant gains on assessment tests. Mrs.
Stauffer's creation of a class Web site, designed to maintain
daily parent communication, evolved into a school-wide
practice, and she has been recognized by the district for
her innovative ideas regarding learning centers in first
grade. She has also developed curriculum guides for a variety
of subjects, implemented use of multiple computers in the
classroom, and conducted district and state mentoring. |
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