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Baking Essentials
If your casual baking hobby has turned into an obsession, you’re in good company. Baking swept the nation as a way to pass the time
Solo Hobbyist
Whether you simply prefer doing things solo or you have a tight schedule that makes it difficult to commit to classes at set times of
Love of Languages Leads RCSJ Grad to Federal Scholarship Program
Alexandra Dionisi, a 2020 graduate of Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ), is participating in a prestigious language study program after being awarded a scholarship
A Launchpad for Ivy League Success
On May 17, after years of hard work and dedication, Dr. Alexa Martinelli, a 2015 graduate of Rowan College of Gloucester County (RCGC)—now Rowan College
Dr. Maud Goodnight: Transforming Students’ Lives for Four Decades
After 41 years of service in higher education, Rowan College of South Jersey’s (RCSJ) Dr. Maud Goodnight is ready to move on to her next
The Parent Link
Inspira Health recently announced that two participants in its IMPACT Parent Linking Program (PLP), which serves students enrolled in Vineland High School who are pregnant
Literacy X2
Congratulations to the 39 CCTEC seniors who will graduate with their Seal of Biliteracy. The Seal of Biliteracy is awarded by the State of New
Millville High Graduates with Parade at Motorsports Park
Millville High School held its graduation ceremony on Tuesday, June 15 at Wheaton Field. Following the ceremony, a car parade of graduates was held at
County Champions
TEC’s Mock Trial team came out on top in the Vincent J. Apruzzese High School Tournament for Cumberland County. During
School to Work
Each year, the New Jersey Cooperative Education Association recognizes students who are enrolled in a cooperative education experience. Cooperative education
Year of St. Joseph Celebrated at St. Mary’s
In honor of St. Joseph, St. Mary School in Vineland has a “Sleeping” St. Joseph box and display in the
Hero of His Own Story
What do Jesus Calixto of Rowan College of South Jersey’s Cumberland campus and his favorite superhero, Peter Parker aka Spider-Man,
College-Ready
Through a unique collaboration between Cumberland County Technical Education Center and Rowan College of South Jersey, 58 seniors have earned
Making College Affordable
Two Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) grads, Miriam Craig-Venti and Jesus Calixto recently participated in a roundtable discussion regarding college affordability that included the
A Launchpad for Ivy League Success
On May 17, after years of hard work and dedication, Dr. Alexa Martinelli, a 2015 graduate of Rowan College of Gloucester County (RCGC)—now Rowan College
Dr. Maud Goodnight: Transforming Students’ Lives for Four Decades
After 41 years of service in higher education, Rowan College of South Jersey’s (RCSJ) Dr. Maud Goodnight is ready to move on to her next
The Parent Link
Inspira Health recently announced that two participants in its IMPACT Parent Linking Program (PLP), which serves students enrolled in Vineland High School who are pregnant
Literacy X2
Congratulations to the 39 CCTEC seniors who will graduate with their Seal of Biliteracy. The Seal of Biliteracy is awarded by the State of New
Mechanic Extraordinaire
Cumberland County Technology Education Center (CCTEC) 2020 graduate, Devin MacAvoy, has put his education in automotive technology to practice at
Virtually Speaking
Businesses can sign up to speak to TEC students about job/career opportunities within their company. It’s also a great way
County Champs
TEC’s Mock Trial team came out on top in the Vincent J. Apruzzese High School Tournament for Cumberland County. The
Seriously Fun
Cumberland County Technical Education Center’s Interact Club ran its ninth annual Holiday Toy Drive. Students and staff collected toys for
Snowbaling Along
On January 11, students from Dallago Preschool participated in a drive up and virtual Snowball event sponsored by the VEA
Sensei Says…
Being mindful of your health (physical, emotional, mental, spiritual) has become exceedingly important during the challenging times we face today. Cultivating healthy choices, including a
Financial Freedom
For most, January seems like the perfect time to start fresh and make meaningful changes
Timing is Everything
(StatePoint) While the roll-out of the COVID-19 vaccine has left a lot of question marks
How We Learn: Tools of a Culture
With students about to make their transition from the delights of summer to the culturally developed “institution of learning” I thought it might be fun
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Baking Essentials
If your casual baking hobby has turned into an obsession, you’re in good company. Baking swept the nation as a way to pass the time
Solo Hobbyist
Whether you simply prefer doing things solo or you have a tight schedule that makes it difficult to commit to classes at set times of
