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West Orange Welcomes New Elementary School Principal

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By Dawn M. Chiossi akeida Estupinan (formally Hewitt) has started a new adventure as principal of Gregory Elementary School in West Orange.

Approved on July 16 by the board of education, Estupinan took over for retiring former Principal Michelle Thompson on September 1.

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With an impressive 13 years of experience behind her, Estupinan’s background consists of a multitude of subjects such as political science, elementary education and educational leadership.

Estupinan enthusiastically brings her vast skills such as coach, supervisor, and assistant principal to her new position.

The fact that she is already familiar with the school, the day-to day doings,

and has a natural rapport with the students, faculty, parents and community is a genuine asset to the job.

According to Jeffery Ratzky, Superintendent of Schools, “Estupinan was chosen because she was a principal who would continue Mrs. Thompson’s excellence in educational leadership, working collabora-

tively with parents, guardians and staff as well as bringing her new ideas to the school community.”

Thrilled with the honor, Estupian says, “I am so excited to have been selected as Gregory Elementary new principal.”

Estupinan, who had worked with Thompson since 2015 as assistant principal for three

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“It was wonderful supporting Michelle at Gregory,” Estupinan says.

“The staff and parents are wonderful.”

With more than 500 students, West Orange’s Gregory Elementary School cont. on page 2

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Roxbury Senior Boy Scout Restores WWII Tank In West Orange

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By R.E. Wagner ong time boy scout and local Roxbury senior, Christopher Merring Jr., earned his Eagle Scout position this past summer after completing a challenging year and a half community service project.

“We are so proud of our son,” stated his father, Christopher Merring Sr. “He worked

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so hard to achieve this honor.”

Merring’s community service project involved the relocation and restoration of an authentic World War 2 era anti-tank gun at the West Orange National Guard Armory. In addition to repainting the entire decades old weapon, the young Eagle Scout also installed paving stones around the

cannon.

When asked why he had chosen this particular project, Merring Jr. explained that he wanted to honor the nation’s veterans and that he aspired to join the Marine Corps once graduating from High School at the end of this school year.

Starting his journey in the Boys Scouts as a young

well-rounded education.

Even the curriculum is equally well rounded, teaching fine arts, math, and technology with equal passion. At Gregory Elementary, they believe that school subjects are only part of learning for their students. Fostering a climate of positivity, self-confidence and self-esteem, educators there

embrace the mission statement and theme of “Helping all to succeed.”

Fitting right in with that philosophy, Estupinan states “I hope to continue to make a positive impact in our school community. I aspire to build a school culture that fosters mutual respect, kindness and equality for each and every student.”

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In order to earn the title of Eagle Scout, a member has to earn no less than 21 of the

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less make it all the way up to Eagle Scout. It takes years of hard work and commitment.

“I couldn’t have done it without the love and support of my family and friends,” thanked Merring Jr., “and my brother scouts of course.”

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Women At Work: How Women’s Clubs Contribute To Local Communities

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By Joyce Corey omen’s clubs aren’t just social gatherings; they are groups of women who view activism on the community, state, and national level as a way to improve the world, one project at a time. Each member has a vision of change and they collectively roll up their sleeves, put on their hiking boots, or don a rain slicker, depending on the type of community project in which they are engaging.

An overview of their goals is listed on their website: www. njsfwc.org/about.php. “Founded in 1894, the New Jersey State Federation of Women’s

Clubs of GFWC (NJSFWC), a member of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC), provides opportunities for education, leadership training, and community service through participation in local clubs, enabling members to make a difference in the lives of others, one project at a time.

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A quick look at some of the projects the clubs have participated in over the years shows how these goals have positively impacted local communities.

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Sixth Grader Shares Experience Of Performing On Musical Tour

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By Stefanie Sears f Show N Tell is a still an activity at the middle school level, 11 year old Jack Kimmel certainly has a lot to share as a sixth grader at Edison Middle School in West Orange. These past six months he got to perform onstage in “School of Rock The Musical” on Tour!

Kimmel has been taking electric guitar lessons as School of Rock in Montclair with James Stivaly since 2015, thus making him quite qualified for the roles, particularly that of Zack the Guitarist. As a swing cast member, however, he took on many different characters, such as Freddy the Drummer, James the Security Guard, Mason the Tech Wizard, and Billy the Stylist.

“A parent of a musician I play with told me about upcoming, open auditions in NYC last fall,” explained Kimmel. “I sent in a video audition and then had in person auditions and callbacks.

I found out that I had been cast as a swing. For my video audition I performed a song from the show, “Teacher’s Pet,” and “House of the Rising Sun” by The Animals.”

Kimmel’s run in the show was from February 12 to August 26. During this time he was homeschooled and his family, especially his father Brett, occasionally traveled with him.

Kimmel’s most memorable tour story involved something unexpected, taking place literally halfway through a performance. Given his position as swing, he had to be prepared for anything.

“Swings are always backstage in case they are needed,” he shares. “We were in Costa Mesa, Calif., and I was rehearsing one of my other roles when the stage manager came to tell me that the actor who played

Billy was not feeling well and that I needed to get ready ASAP because I would be going on in Act 2. Although I performed the entire show many times, this was the first time I got the call to go on midway.

My whole family was in the audience watching the show, not knowing I would be performing and they found out during intermission (as did I!). The same mid-show call to perform happened again after that first time in Costa Mesa. It’s very exciting when it does!”

Kimmel’s favorite tour stop was Los Angeles because of its historical significance and landmarks.

“It was amazing to perform at the historic Hollywood Pantages Theater,” he says. “I also got to walk on Hollywood Blvd. and walk along the Walk of Fame. We were there for one month and it was so cool to be in a city I’ve dreamed about visiting. The tour is nationwide and during my six month run I went to 17 cities.”

While in Los Angeles Kimmel also met Jack Black, who is known for his portrayal of main character Dewey Finn in the 2003 original film version of the musical, Andrew Lloyd Weber, the musical’s composer, and Panic! at the Disco lead vocalist Brendon Urie, at various times.

“Jack Black gave all of us kids advice to keep doing what you’re doing and never give up,” said Kimmel.

Kimmel’s other performing experiences include playing Danny Zuko in “Grease” and Tevye in “Fiddler on the Roof” at the JCC Metrowest Camp Deeny Riback in Flanders. As for future goals, Kimmel would love to join the “Hamilton” cast or even play Dewey Finn in “School of Rock The Musical.” continued on page 7

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(Orange County, CA Fire Authority) • Only 56% of adults who say they can swim are able to perform five critical water safety skills. (American Red Cross) • According to The American Academy of Pediatrics, most children over the age of one may be at a lower risk of drowning if they have had some formal swimming instruction.

• The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s latest data shows there were, on average, 351 reported fatal child drownings in pools and spas in 2015 involving children younger than 15. Of those, 266 (or 76 percent) involved children younger than five. Other key findings include: • Annually, 73 percent of the hospital emergency room-treated nonfatal drowning injuries (2015 – 2017) involved children younger than five.

• Male children younger than 15 had twice as many fatal drownings as female children of the same age.

• From 2015 through 2017, an estimated average of 6,400 children younger than 15 years old were reportedly treated in hospital emergency rooms for nonfatal drowning injuries in pools or spas.

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Women At Work... continued from page 4 Federation of Women’s Clubs joined other interested groups to fight for legislation to protect the Palisades. In the early 19th century, quarrying was taking place along the cliffs, which threatened their destruction. The formation of the Interstate Park Commission preserved the cliffs and shorefront by acquiring land along the Palisades.

The NJSFWC has supported the military through their contributory efforts. In 1941, they purchased six ambulance planes to support the war effort. In 1961, Operation Cookie/Candy was started when 900 two-pound boxes of homemade cookies were mailed to service personnel stationed in Germany and Iceland during

the Christmas holiday. Many clubs still participate in this project each year, sending cookies to veterans and nursing homes, among other locations.

On the education front, NJSFWC empowers women.

They founded NJ College for Women, now called Douglass Residential College, in 1912. To date, the NJSFWC has donated more than $1 million to Douglass in the form of scholarships, fellowships, and donations for buildings.

In 1962, their first Special State Project was created. Every two years, with a new administration, the clubs select a project and jointly fundraise and support a common goal during that time period. Past

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Customer pays applicable taxes. Cash value 1/100¢. Expires 10/20/18

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Bagels

with Purchase of a Value Pack

(13 Bagels & 2 Tubs of Cream Cheese) Valid at West Orange Manhattan Bagels location only.

Limit one coupon per customer. Present coupon when ordering.

Customer pays applicable taxes. Cash value 1/100¢. Expires 10/20/18

2.99

$

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Bagel with Cream Cheese & 16 oz. Coffee Valid at West Orange Manhattan Bagels location only.

Limit one coupon per customer. Present coupon when ordering.

Customer pays applicable taxes. Cash value 1/100¢. Expires 10/20/18