School Days for April 20

Cape May Tech
The Cape May County Technical School is an approved testing site for the administration of the High School Equivalency Test (HSE), formerly known as the GED, which provides an opportunity for individuals to earn a NJ State endorsed high school diploma by demonstrating competency in five subject areas: Math, Writing, Reading, Science and Social Studies.  All HSE testing in NJ is now computer based, allowing for faster access to scores. Applicants must be at least 16 years old, a resident of New Jersey and not currently enrolled in high school. The testing fee for the complete battery is $92.00. 
The HSE test is generally administered twice per month at the Cape May County Technical School. Please refer to the school website, www.capemaytech.com for the complete testing schedule. Initial test applicants will be scheduled for an orientation/registration one week prior to the selected testing date. Individuals that would like to schedule a retest in any subject area are not required to attend an orientation.  The entire test battery (all five tests) can be completed in two test sessions of approximately 5 hours each. Retest schedules are determined by subject area.   
In addition, the CMCTS offers HSE preparation classes, free of charge, for individuals interested in improving their academic skills prior to taking the HSE exam. Classes are available in the morning, afternoon and evening at three locations: the Wildwood One Stop Career Center, the Atlantic Cape Community College Court House Campus and the Cape May County Technical School.  If you are interested in the HSE preparation program, please contact Betsy Satterfield at 609-380-0200, extension 644. 
Individuals that would like additional information about the HSE or who are interested in registering for the HSE at the Cape May County Technical School may visit the Adult Education Office in person, located in Room # 145 of the Tozour “100” Building, adjacent to Parking Lot C or call 609-380-0242.  
Cape Trinity Catholic
The students at Cape Trinity Catholic School, under the supervision of Director Leah Getz, have been working diligently, preparing for their annual spring production.  The three performances of Guys and Dolls will take place at 7 p.m. on April 28 and 29 and at 1:30 p.m. on April 30 in the school auditorium at 1500 Central Avenue in North Wildwood. Admission is FREE for Grade School Students and $5.00 for Adults. 
Sister Sheila Murphy, Administrative Director at CTC, offers free admission to all students so that the CTC students can share their performance with their friends. In addition to the Wildwoods, Cape Trinity Catholic students live in Cape May, Lower, Middle and Dennis Townships. Guys and Dolls is considered by many to be the perfect musical comedy that you won’t want to miss! Tickets are available at the door or in advance at the school office.
Additional information is available by calling the school at 609-522-2704 or visiting www.capetrinitycatholic.org.
Lower Township
Sandman School announced Academic Achievement  3^rd Marking Period recently. Congratulations to all!  
5^th Grade
Mackenzie Brenton, Braden Brojakowski, Jaclynn Bui, Elidia Bustos, John Chew, Andrew Clark,  A’miyah Goolsby, Giavanna Griffiths, Michael Hewitt, Anabelle Hibbs, Rylee Konczyk, Camryn Mansfield, Anay Mendez, Ethan Morford, Taina Santiago, Sean Sincavage, Kiara Soto, Caylee Wilson, Skyla Camacho, Laela Cummings, Karl Daniels, Daniel Dougherty, Gavin Fessler, Aiden Franklin, Allison Hueber, Alyssa Jordan, Trevor Magill, Liam Mallon, Samantha Mancuso, Alex Moya, Madison Rudden, Youssef Abdalla, Arnando Betata Juarez, Michael Cronin, Laila Figueroa, Ryan Hamilton, Marissa Hess, Summer Horton, Natalie Juarez Abarca, Miranda Macklin, Juliana Melo, Giovanna Scarpitti, Jack Starrett, Alexia Vargas, Wesley Wise, Jessica Goodroe, Aaliyah Goolsby, Randy Quinn, Renata Risenberg, Alexsa Baldwin, Evalina McBride, Amanda Sleght,  Marissa Smith, Audra Sockriter, James McKelvey, Hannah McNair, Brooklyn Peckiconis, Cael Randle, Aiden Tannenbaum, Tobias Worster, Kate Bazan, Desiree Cady, Kevin Coulter, Mathew Eck, Emma Ewing, Shayla Hascek, Aureja Jackunaite, John Karavanis, Alexandra McGay, Giana Melo, Elliana Mormello, Moustafa Nasr, Josephine Saquella, 
Viktoria Simonsen, Natalie Taylor-Mastalski, Alan Ventura, Alexandra Wallace, Allyson Walsh, Carys White, Sharyn Accardi, Hector Aguilar, Grace Baker, Dominica Benigno, Joanna Bonney, Blake Bieber, Kendall Hitchner, Joe Mc Govern, Dustin Nguyen, Adam Santiago, Hailey Rosenberger, Alex Sinex, Arianna Smith, Daniela Smith, Makayla Wollover, Angelina Almodovar, Aubreigh Conlin, Anna Gagnon, Anya Gellura, Daniel Kotb, Alexis Plata, Jacob Poullot, Seth Repici, Itai Serra, Vincent Soda, Lily Stevenson, Kevin Tran, Anna Zuzulock, Jake Hansen, Marissa Baughman, Shanon Fisher, Liam McCullen, Geovanni Mercado, Cheyenne Newby – Cruz, Addy Paz, Destiny Pilling, Taj Turner, Bryanna Vesper
6^th Grade
Sandman’s Outstanding Effort  – 3rd Marking Period
Grace Abadie, Corey Achuff, Aleksander Domanowski, Troy Genaro, Nadalie Hamilton, James Harris, Jacqueline Jamison, Landyn La Bar, Thomas McMenamin, Brian Nelson, Julia Olsen, Kiley Pane, Caitlin Quinones, Emily Van Artsdalen, Shaelyn Wolf, Mark Lane, Gary Laracuente, Lizzy Gallagher, Michael McKelvey, Michael Castellano, Allison Kingsman, Isabella Menzano, Adelia Ogden, Joseph Terrinoni, Ryan Leininger,  Devon Peckiconis, Daniel Tannenbaum, Angelina Alliano, Ashley Ashbridge, Jesse Coombs, Anya Davids, Erica Hearon Marley Kronemeyer, Olivia Longshore, Cheyanne Mc Elfresh,  Justin Popdan, Hailee Stiefel, Nathan Stewart, Delaney Brown, Alexis Cremin, Zachary DuFault, Mia Feulner, Kyla Haibach, Andrew Weber, Molly Davis, Robert Eckel, Cali Flosdorf, Jenna O’Neill, Colin Mc Ginn, Kaya Thomas, Devon Smith, Hailey Revak , Robbie Sleght , Katie Suter, Matthew Brown, Piero Bisbal Coloma, Joseph Donnelly, Evan Golden, Zach Seetoo Ronk, Adrianna Mormile Heckman, Isabella Yorio, Abagail Leslie, Andrew Barber, Nicholas Shaw, Yuridia Serrano, Anthony Rucci, Wayne Reichle, Abril Moran, Kaylee Morales, Julia Hill, Daniela Cruz Perez, Brookelynn Cox, Angel Bustos, Colin Adams, Hailey Dolbow, Anthony Greer, Alexis Kapurelos, Jacob Kronemeyer,, Isabel Bove, Braydon Castillo, Sophia Cirino, Olivia D’Onofrio, Tyler Deane, Halle Ford. Faith Gallagher, Alexis Jordan, Nevada La Roche, Taylor Lerario, Hannah McCloskey Ashley Nelson, Quang (Edison) Pham, John Roach, Natajah Steffen, Coral Stevenson, Joe Whitesell, Emma Wilson, Jazalynn Yoio
Outstanding Effort
5^th Grade
Michael Coleman , Alec Giancola, Destin Gomez, Riley Pelham., Anderson Ryan, Ian Simmons, Caden Hanagan, Riley Dougherty, Alexis Munoz, Juiliana Robb, TJ Williamas,  Gloryanna Barreto, Gabe Hetherington, Landon Alvarez, Kimberly Erdmann, Marissa Bada, Eulis Carter, Sarah Donahue, Raul Herrera, Jasmine Levengood, Regan Morrison, Hannah Norcross,, Gialana Rodrigues, Kyle Satt, Miguel Valencia, Alexa DeSimone, Erin Donnell, Cody Leszczynski, Shawn Miller, Spencer Morey, Samir Arias
6^th Grade
Marissa Murphy, Brieon Henley, Alli Calvert, Kevin Davidson, Jorge Ramos, Jeremiah Rivera, Matt Harris, Shea Bonner, Madison Schiffbauer, Jayna Renna, Makenna Fletcher, Lilah Carlisle, Alyssa Lemmon, Jenn  Drake, Zeb Hinker, Cassandra Alexander, Logan Barikian, Nicholas Devlin, Jay Heishman, Leslie Solis Martinez, Brielle Unruh, Olivia Caruso, Jordan Palmer, Austin Seaburg, Genevieve Spitaletto, Michael Flores, Alexis Koelle, Logan Morris, Ava Cremin, Haley Jamison Nick Kraus, William Quinn, PrincePaul Kibenge, Andre Brown, Zach Bada, Julianna Mendo, Ita Mendoza Adame, Lanie Moore, Amberlee Muller
Wildwood
In celebration of its 40^th anniversary, the Officer Phil Program was excited to present their 2015-2016 program to Glenwood Elementary School, on April 13. With the involvement of the Wildwood Police Department, the Officer Phil Program focused on important safety topics including stranger awareness, school safety and bullying. Armed with catchy slogans, magic and fun, the “Edu-tainer” energized and engaged the audience in a way that makes staying safe the cool thing to do. For the children’s enjoyment, Officer Phil’s new pal, Buddy the Bulldog, stopped by to help teach some of the lessons.