Congratulations Nora Faverzani was appointed as a 2018 State Officer for New Jersey Association of Student Councils. On Monday, December 11 at Franklin High School, the 2017 NJASC State Officers conducted the annual Executive Interview Meeting for the student leaders that seek to succeed them. Sixteen student leaders from throughout South Jersey, pictured below, have stepped up to take on the challenge of becoming a 2018 State Officer. After each potential candidate was interviewed, the slate of candidates for 2018 State Office was approved. We are pleased to announce that Nora Faverzani was appointed as a State BOE Student Representative. This is the first time Ocean City has been represented on the state level! These student leaders will conduct their campaigns and make their speeches at the 92 nd annual NJASC Winter Convention, to be held at The College of New Jersey on Wednesday, January 10, 2018. The Student Council President from each attending member school will vote after speeches are completed, and the new 2018 State Officers will be announced and sworn in at the end of the Convention. We wish all the candidates the best in their upcoming campaign!
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Congratulations
Nora Faverzani was appointed as a 2018 State Officer for New Jersey Association of Student Councils. On Monday, December 11 at Franklin High School, the 2017 NJASC State Officers conducted the annual Executive Interview Meeting for the student leaders that seek to succeed them. Sixteen student leaders from throughout South Jersey, pictured below, have stepped up to take on the challenge of becoming a 2018 State Officer.
After each potential candidate was interviewed, the slate of candidates for 2018 State Office was approved. We are pleased to announce that Nora Faverzani was appointed as a State BOE Student Representative. This is the first time Ocean City has been represented on the state level! These student leaders will conduct their campaigns and make their speeches at the 92nd annual NJASC Winter Convention, to be held at The College of New Jersey on Wednesday, January 10, 2018. The Student Council President from each attending member school will vote after speeches are completed, and the new 2018 State Officers will be announced and sworn in at the end of the Convention. We wish all the candidates the best in their upcoming campaign!
COMMUNITY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Each student was chosen to be Student of the Month because of exemplary behavior character and performance. We appreciate the support of each of the community organizations. There
is a critical connection between a successful public high school and a strong relationship with its community.
Morgan McLees was the Rotary Club Student of the Month.
Hailey Stack was the Exchange Club Student of the Month.
November Chef of the Month – Gia Canizzaro Chef of the Month is an award given to a student currently enrolled in a Family and Consumer Sciences Cooking Class. The nominees are carefully selected by Mrs. Cook. The students who are awarded demonstrate good work ethic and teamwork, positive attitude, respect, and are dedicated to improving their culinary skills.
Raider Retailers Employee of the Month- October 2017
Georgie Rauner was selected as our Employee of the Month for October. Georgie’s responsibilities include stocking the shelves and counter, as well as re-filling the refrigerator. She works from the start of her shift until the end. She is personable and talks to customers. The teachers and paraprofessionals that observed her extraordinary abilities chose Georgie for this well-deserved honor.
Raider Retailers Employee of the Month- November, 2017 David Caracciolo was chosen as the November Employee of the Month. David works tirelessly in the store. He independently re-stocks the refrigerator along with the coffee cart, chips cart, and the counter. He takes pride in the store and is friendly and helpful to the customers. David has truly earned the distinction of Employee of the Month.
The US I History trip had a walking tour of Old City Philadelphia, visited the brand new Museum of the American Revolution, toured the Constitution Center, and went to Independence Hall on 11/29 and 11/30.
Photography students were approached by Kris Gereaghty , the Nurse Director of Cape Regional Urgent Care to submit photographic work with local flavor. A couple of our students’ work was selected and is now permanently exhibited in the new Cape Regional Urgent Care building in Marmora. Selected photos are by John Sullivan, Garrett Vilet and Ashley Gereaghty.
On December 3, students from Ocean City, Buena, Hammonton, Holy Spirit, Lower Cape May Reg. Mainland Reg., Middle Township, and Pleasantville High School joined together to participate and perform in the Atlantic Cape Honor Band Concert held at Lower Cape May Regional High School. The students were outstanding, the directors were proud, and the audience members enjoyed a wonderful concert.
Mrs. Georges’ Advanced Anatomy & Physiology class was treated to a visit from
local orthopaedic surgeon, Dr. Bradford Tucker and medical supplies purveyor Mr. Chuck Lehman. We were able to learn about the process of becoming an orthopedic
surgeon as well as shoulder anatomy. Next students were able to perform a laparoscopic rotator cuff repair on a model shoulder. We may have some amazing surgeons in our midst!
Raider Retailers
Is your one-stop shopping experience for all your Christmas needs! We have a large selection of Under Armor and accessories. Our students will gift-wrap on request. Give
some “OC Red Raider” gear to your loved ones!
The OCHS Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Club and advisors Mrs. Cathcart and Mrs. McMaster attended Cape Assist’s 22nd Annual Peer Leadership Conference at Wildwood Convention Center. OCHS students joined other high schools within Cape May County to
gain peer leadership skills in addition to teenage related concepts. The theme was #CMCYouthStrong and began with keynote speaker Jeffery Bucholtz presenting “The Social Medium: Safety and Respect in Our Online Interactions.” P2P Club students participated in a variety of workshops and seminars that included the following: Find the Leader Within, Social Media App Safety, Not For Sale 2.0, Breaking the Ice, Did You Hear About . . . ?
REBEL Club and SADD Club students, along with advisors Ms. Kline and Mrs. Cathcart, spent the day at Ocean City Intermediate School with Mrs. Bendig’s health classes to educate younger students about The Great American Smokeout and the dangers of tobacco. High school students explained the reasoning behind The Great American Smokeout
along with the immediate and long term effects of smoking, vaping, or chewing tobacco. Students then buddied up together for a competitive game of Kahoot on material they just learned and also partnered up for other hands on games.
Ocean City High School SADD Club members made personal monetary donations to buy a gift card for breakfast at Blitz’s Market for the OCPD Community Oriented Police Unit. Students appreciate the service OCPD provides to the school district and the community of Ocean City.
The Boys Swimming team adopted families through the Salvation Army for the Holiday Season. Thank you to all the swimmers and parents for their generous contributions.
French Club Activities These photos are from the International Dinner, La Cuisine
Quebecoise and Crepe Day.
Open Gym Volleyball
Door Decorating Contest!
1st Prize
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3rd Prize
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2nd Prize
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Key Club’s big project for December was our second annual Holiday Drive for Head Start in Ocean City where we “adopted” 17 local students. Key Club Officers and Class Representatives each had a group of 8-10 general members with a total of 9 groups; each group was given one girl and one boy from Head Start, ages 3-5. The Key Clubbers gave their own funds and time to go shopping for toys and clothing for their families. Various items included a Melissa and Doug crafts, an art easel, American Girl doll, and different art manipulatives. Officers brought the gifts to Head Start and were able to meet all of the children, as well as some of the parents when they were picking up their child. The parents and children were genuinely thankful to Key Club for making their Christmas even brighter.
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