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Notre Dame Campers Wave Good-bye to
Summer Camp! by Melissa Knapp Students at Notre Dame Regional Summer Camp kicked up their heals when Joker the miniature pony arrived with a chariot in tow. It was Carnival week and having Joker made the week festive. The campers made traditional Carnival foods including homemade ice cream and root beer. Sky Hawk Farms owner Kristi De Bouis was happy to bring the miniature pony to summer camp for the special day. Pictured are campers Katelin Kikas age 4, Dameon McFarland age 4 and Charolette Surdam age 4.
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Pictured are eighth grader Adam Jadick who played the Beast/Prince, Ann Mulvihill Outreach Specialist with the Family Success Center of Vineland, and Karley Jeffers who played Belle. |
| Jessica Baals wins fund raising award for Relay for Life where funds are raised for Cancer Research. |
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PK 3, PK4, and Kindergarten celebrated the end of the year with a barbecue put on by their families and while the children enjoyed their hamburgers and hotdogs the school yard was changed into a barn yard. Farm animals were brought to the Pre school including a llama, goat, chickens, bunnies and sheep. The children finished lunch and shared their play yard with the animals that they got to pet and mingle with. |
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NOTRE DAME CELEBRATES ITS VOLUNTEERS AT
SPECIAL LUNCHEON
Rosemary Angelo named Volunteer of the year. Zack Fountas a seventh grade student and member of the National Junior Honor Society serving Mrs. Hope Consalo and Mary Formisano at the luncheon. |
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The Easter Bunny visits Notre Dame
Regional Pre-School The Pre-school students at Notre Dame Regional School received a surprise they never expected when the Easter Bunny came knocking at their doors ready to escort them to an Easter Egg Hunt on the playground. Students from PK2, PK3 and PK4 were wide eyed and eager to follow their teachers and the Bunny to the yard filled with color eggs full of treats. There were hugs all around as the Easter Bunny helped the children fill their basket with eggs hidden in special spots on play equipment and in doll houses. Pictured with the Easter Bunny is PK2 student Tori Thompson of Vineland. |
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| GRANDPARENTS ASSOCIATION OF NDRS SPONSORED A PENNY COLLECTION. THE WINNING CLASS IS PICTURED. CONGRATULATIONS. |
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SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS FOR 2009. CONGRATULATIONS! |
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The Good Samaritan Club of Notre Dame Regional School organized a used bike drop off at Notre Dame in Landisville. School families as well as members of the community dropped off bikes for the club who collected 14 bicycles. Presenting the bikes to Mr. Henry Hansen is eighth grader Michael Formisano.
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Students of Notre Dame Regional
School visited the Vineland Veterans Memorial Home to distribute
handmade cards and flags in conjunction with the Bridgeton Onized
Federal Credit Union in an effort to bring some happiness to our
local Veterans.
Pictured are students Morgan Hagerty, Isabella Knapp, Carina Cafiso and Gennaro Zappariello and Veteran Dorothy Murray.
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| students participate in writing workshop |
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| Pumpkin contest in Newfield pictures. Cancer Awareness pumpkin done by Sammy N in 4th and she also gave out homemade pink ribbons to the teachers |
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| 1st graders counted, sorted and graphed SPOOKY Halloween necklaces in math |
 
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NEWFIELD CAMPUS OF NOTRE DAME GOES TO
NEWFIELD FIRE HALL FOR PROGRAM thanks Mrs. Cifaloglio for photos
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NOTRE DAME REGIONAL NEW SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS
Thanks Melissa Knapp for photos |
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| FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL 2008 AT THE
NEWFIELD CAMPUS OF NOTRE DAME thanks Mrs. Cifaloglio for photos |
Kindergarten 1st Grade
Father Tumosa Visits Class
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NOTRE DAME STUDENT DISPLAYS GOOD CITIZENSHIP - SETS EXAMPLE FOR MANY Congratulations to Marissa Consalo helps get lost wallet back to its Canadian owner. Honesty and Helping Others Means a lot! |
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| NEWFIELD CAMPUS SEES STATE P0LICE HELICOPTER |
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| NOTRE DAME BEGINS NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY |
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| STUDENTS ENJOY EARTH DAY
PRESENTATION
with Mr. R. E. Cycle portrayed by Gary Mirasola (back center). This program was sponsored by the Atlantic County Utility Authority and was arranged by Pat Andolaro (back center), Notre Dame Grandparent and Buena Boro Councilwoman. Students (left to right) are Anthony Donato, Rachel Gavigan, Timothy Huffman, Keith Shelton, Shawn Agosto, Luke Gedrimas, Allyson Sciblo, Nicolette Price, and Gabe Angelo.
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DAME STUDENT TAKES PLACE - THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER AND DAILY NEWS
REGIONAL SPELLING BEE COMPETITION Williamstown, NJ. Casey Panella, a fifth grade student at Notre Dame Regional School, Landisville, NJ won third place in Philadelphia Inquirer/Daily News Regional Spelling Bee hosted by the Williamstown Knights of Columbus. Both Casey Panella and Nicholas Pfeifer, grade 7, won the school-level Bee, and represented Notre Dame on January 14. Receiving her award from the Knights of Columbus, pictured are Casey, Dr. Mary Alimenti, Principal, Notre Dame, and Stephanie Zappariello, Social Studies Teacher. Also pictured are seventh grader Nicholas Pfifer, with his mom Lynn Pfifer and Dr. Mary Alimenti. |
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| Recently, students at Notre Dame Regional School in Landisville
experienced a wonderful interactive presentation by Noah Lewis. In
celebration of Black History Month, Noah Lewis presented himself as the
Black Revolutionary War Hero 'Ned Hector'. Mr. Lewis developed this
program to teach about America's Black Colonial culture. Mr. Lewis
hopes to help people achieve a better understanding about America's
Colonial past, especially the African American contribution to our
freedom. By better understanding our past, we can better appreciate
each other, he told fifth through eighth graders at Notre Dame. Noah
Lewis is available for schools, events, and general audiences.
http://nedhector.com.
Pictured are Ned Hector and seventh grader Michael Formisano. |
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CLOTHING DRIVE RAISES FUNDS & FUN This is a pictorial of the events of Saturday, March 29, 2008 during the clothing drive pick-up. We had fun and we felt like we really accomplished something. This was an easy fundraiser and it served as service for our families. Your “trash” was our “treasure”. Thanks to everyone who helped!! The clothes were stored in Seton Hall for several months. They had to be carried out for pickup. -One by one they were thrown or carried out to the front lawn These are some of our volunteers. Folks came and went as their schedules permitted and we appreciated all their help. Finally with boards in place to hold the load we were able to finish up….we thought….. When one more car arrived loaded with more bags. Now the truck was officially stuffed and we were informed that we probably had about 11,000 pounds of bags. Thanks to all our volunteers who I may or may not have captured in these pictures. Some folks came to help for a while and then went to take kids here and there as their Saturday morning schedules dictated. We appreciated every minute that anyone could spare. We could not have done it without you!!! It was a pleasure to work with all of you!!! Thank you to our Notre Dame Family!!!
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50-50 RAISES OVER $26,000 FOR NOTRE DAME We thank everyone who worked to make the Night at the Races 50/50 Extravaganza so successful. Notre Dame School realized a 26,000 profit. This is an impressive number because it compares to the same amount as last year and this year we have less students and families. This means that our families were our largest contributors and carried the event with their tickets . This was especially evident in the line-up of the final 10 winners. Everyone on the stage was a Notre Dame Parent or Grandparent and the two top prizes were $5000 awarded to Melissa Knapp and $10000 to Judy Cirucci. Also, the Grandparents Association won $500 which they generously gave back to the school. Again, I want to thank the long list of 50 parents and students or more volunteers who made this night possible. FinallY, we thank Melissa Knapp and Anita Formisano who co-chaired the 50/50 committee for the past year to ensure that everything went like clockwork. They worked hard and did a Great Job!!! Thanks to Mrs. Cifaloglio for the photos.
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| Recently, students at Notre Dame
Regional School celebrated multicultural week. Each class researched
and represented a different country. Students got to sample cuisine
from all over the world at the Ethnic Lunch, where dishes from Ireland
and England, to China and Mexico were enjoyed by all. Representing
China are third graders (from left to right) Samantha Bevilaqua, Madison
Hagerty, Alicia Bramble, and Sara Kimberling. |
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| Mrs. Buscham's 2nd graders learned
about England during Catholic Schools Week at Notre Dame in Newfield.
After learning about Queen Elizabeth and the Parliament the students
finished the lesson with an English Tea party. Father John Tumosa of Saint Rose of Lima Church joined the 2nd graders for tea and English treats. |
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| First graders in Mrs. Cifaloglio's class participate in learning that is interactive, challenging, varied and fun, just like the kind of education experienced in all the classrooms at Notre Dame Regional. |
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| Children enjoy a Language Arts lesson in Mrs. Buscham's second grade classroom. |
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| Valentine's Day at Notre Dame |  |
| 1st Grade art center |
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| Pre-K Teddy Bear Tea
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| Prsechool circle time &
friends pictures
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| Ash Wednesday Mass at St. Rose |  |
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| Casey Panella at Scrapbook Club |
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