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hen Emily Goodman was in high school, she remembers the hands-off approach and lack of academic and emotional support from her counselors. Hoping to change that mold, and since becoming South Philadelphia High School’s counselor, she has dedicated her work to becoming a stand-out mentor, ultimately earning her a “Teacher as a Hero� award this spring. One of just 10 local teachers to have received the award that

honors outstanding educators in the Delaware Valley, and which is sponsored by the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia and State Farm Insurance, Goodman always knew she wanted to become involved in a career that allowed her to work with kids. Upon graduating Harriton High School, she took her first steps to fulfilling her goals by obtaining an undergraduate degree in human resources education and public policy from the University of Delaware, and later received her master’s degree in secondary school counseling from Villanova University.

“Initially I got a job where I was working in the mental health field and where I shadowed kids with special needs,� Goodman said. “Being put in a classroom really led me to wanting to be in a school setting. That’s why I chose to go to grad school for my master’s.� After securing the necessary educational requirements, Goodman went on to intern at Germantown High School in 2008. There, she met Linda Singleton, then a counselor at the school, who immediately became her mentor. “[Singleton] helped me figure

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more than just another customer — they were considered family and friends. Ava still cherishes these stories, which provide great memories of the amazing woman she called “Mom.� Sunday will be the first Mother’s Day in which Mom is not around, having passed away in November after living a long and prosperous life. “This Mother’s Day is going to be very difficult for me,� she said. In terms of age, that information remains part of the off-the-record conversation. Edie worked well past retirement age, and was still doing the bookkeeping in her final days. “The girls who worked in the store were like her family, and they felt the same way,� Ava said. Some of them had been with her for 20 to

30 years, including Pat who retired a few years ago. Terry, meanwhile, continues to uphold the Edie’s traditions including personally fitting the clothing for the children. There were times when customers came in to purchase clothes, but didn’t have the money to pay for them. Instead of telling them to go away, Edie was one of those store owners who would say, “Don’t worry about it, you will pay for it later.� Some of those families are still coming in today. One lady recently came in and said “I remember coming in with my grandmother. Now I come in with my niece.� While Edie may be gone, Ava, who is a social worker, is the owner of Edie’s. We are talking about a corner business that has been in the family for more than 80 years. Prior to it being a clothing boutique, it was

Mollie’s Hair Salon, which was owned and operated by Ava’s grandmother, Mollie Gorewitz. “We feel very emotional about the location,� she said. “It’s very important to keep it going. My mother put her heart and soul into it. I grew up in the business.� The plans are to keep it going as long as possible, with the store open Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Through it all, as a daughter, employee and now owner, Ava picked up valuable life lessons, with her mom providing guidance and advice. Valuing family and friendships was a big part of it. “One thing I would like to share about my mom’s legacy is that she would tell everyone to be kind to each other and spend time with your loved ones,� Ava said. SPR

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since it was at less than 50 percent when I started.� Goodman organized daily and weekly meetings with students, put together group activities such as trips and college and career readiness programs, as well as partnered with the competitive grant program of the U.S. Department of Education, Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs. In working with the GEAR UP program’s site coordinator, Tamika Jones, the two established parent meetings, guest speakers, enrichment programs at the Community College of Philadelphia and Temple University and offered credit profiling assistance. “We aimed at taking the students through the whole high school to college readiness process, including SAT/ACT prep, because they had not had much continuum of that through their four years prior,� Goodman said. “I also thought to myself ‘What do these kids want that they cannot do because their circumstances won’t let them?’� Goodman came to organize a series of new, high schooler-approved events. For example, she set out to throw a Prom Drive Tea Party, where more than 500 new and gently used prom dresses were donated,

along with jewelry and accessories. The event also served as a lesson on manners, confidence and self-esteem to female students. A countering event for the male student population, “Scholastic Swag,� featured a workshop on resume writing, professional attire and communication skills. Additionally, she has hosted a Dream Bar, where students set short- and long-term goals; a Male Symposium with guests from different careers and experiences; and a Commitment Ceremony where all incoming ninth graders signed a commitment pledge to graduate in four years. “Before students would voice that they were overwhelmed with career or college options and that they were lacking the support they needed. They would even call or email the school after graduation asking for help,� Goodman, a Center City resident, said. “Now, they know they’re able to depend on me to help take care of them academically.� Goodman, 35, has additionally built “incredible relationships� with them, and has ultimately helped the graduation rate rise to 70 percent her first year counseling at South Philadelphia High School, and now to roughly 88 percent.

“I always have their backs and do my absolute best to support them and find them opportunities,� Goodman said. “I’ve established myself in a way that there’s nothing these kids are afraid of to come talk to me about, and in addition to the students, I stress good relationships amongst families and the community.� Moving forward, although Goodman has typically counseled two grades at a time, working with them from freshman year as they progress through senior year, beginning in this fall she will be the primary counselor for all grades. Despite an increased caseload due to budgetary constraints, she plans to continue doing her best to meet the needs of all South Philadelphia High School students. “These kids are a part of the future of society, and we need to help make sure they will go on to do positive things in their lives,� Goodman said. “Normally my ‘thank you’ comes from seeing my students excel in their lives, but having received the ‘Teacher as a Hero’ award has been very surreal. In my occupation, public recognition is often uncharted territory, but it’s beautiful to be recognized.� SPR

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favorites — South Philly sweet Italian sausage, St. Louis ribs, three bean burger, beef cheek chili, tostones and lemon poppy churros — music and activities. The kids zone will include bubble fun, a chalk obstacle course, bean bag toss, hula hoops, face painting and a giant inflatable slide. Dogs are welcome, too. Admission is free, but all drinks and food are pay-as-yougo (cash only). Visit hawthornecafe.com. ‌ The Mummers Museum, 1100 S. Second St., is kicking off its Concert Under the Stars season on Thursday, May 18 with the Duffy String Band performing. Fralinger String Band will follow on May 25. The Philadelphia Mummers String Band Association helps with putting on this free weekly event taking place on Thursday nights through Sept. 21. There will not be a concert on July 6. The music begins at 8 p.m. Bring a lawn chair and come early for a good seat and to purchase something to eat and drink. Food and refreshments will be available after 7 p.m. Visit mummersmuseum.com. ‌

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The fifth annual Saint Pio Festival is taking place next weekend, May 19-21 on the school grounds, 1800 block of Pollock St. Brian Dawkins, Brandon Manning, Dave “The Hammerâ€? Schultz, Bernie Parent and Joe Watson will be making appearances over the course of the three days. There will also be a special Dawkins raffle at the event. To find out how you can earn a chance at a prize pack that includes two tickets to the Philadelphia Eagles home opener, see page 26. Visit stpiocatholicschool.org/saint-piofestival. ‌ MMA fans should pencil in May 20 as a night at the fights as Cage Fury Fighting Championships 65 is taking place at the 2300 Arena. The card features fighters with strong Philly ties. “Phighterâ€? Sean Brady, who was born and raised in Philadelphia, is the top northeast prospect. He is set to face Tanner Saraceno for the vacant welterweight title. Joseph Lowry, who spends his days as a member of the Sheet Metal Workers Local Union 19, is facing Mike Pope for the lightweight title. Anton Berzin, who trains in Fishtown and competed on season 19 of the Ultimate Fighter, will be fighting Jamelle

Jones for the inaugural CFFC light heavyweight title. The doors open at 5 p.m. with the first bell at 6 p.m. Tickets are $59.25$154.25. Visit cffc.tv/tickets/cffc-65. ‌ Nicole DuCoin is hosting a ceramic drink coaster making workshop on Monday, May 15 at the Bainbridge Barrel House, 625 S. Sixth St. Tickets are $16. Visit thecraftparty. com. ‌ The TSMBC Community Outreach Corp., 2018 Tasker St., is offering a free reading mentoring program for ages 5 to 12. The Saturday program continues through June. The nonprofit organization is offering other community programs and services, too. For more information, please call 215-336-5350, or email coutreach@yahoo.com. A>@

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heart.� Rebar’s first job out of college was with the American Cancer Society. For three years, she helped host relay for life events and felt as though she was doing her part in giving back to something so near and dear to her heart. “It was such a great experience. I met people I’m still friends with who I consider some of my closest friends,� Rebar said. “It’s such a great community, and I still keep in touch with a lot of the volunteers and staff members today that I used to work with as well.� From there, she found employment with the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, the nation’s leading cancer advocacy organization. With the goal of working every day to make cancer issues a national priority, for two years she proceeded to work with ACS CAN to “fight back� at the legislative level. “I worked with the federal and statelevel legislators and I focused on southeast Pennsylvania. I set up meetings with them in hopes to get them to support different cancer issues,� Rebar said. “There were some legislators that had lost someone to cancer themselves and thus were great cheerleaders and really understood it, while in a power position and able to make a difference.� While working with ASC CAN, another meaningful impact that was left on Rebar involved the DetermiNation program, the American Cancer Society’s “nation of athletes determined to end cancer.� Although she didn’t consider herself to be in shape around the time she learned about this program, Rebar decided it was yet another way that she could do her part in fighting the disease.

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JOINING THE DETERMINATION team and its inspiring movement, Rebar decided to take part in its effort to combine athleticism and fundraising. She began to training for her first Blue Cross Broad Street Run in 2015. “I hadn’t run more than 3 miles before the race, so it was tough,� Rebar, who raised $500 that year for DetermiNation’s cause, said. “I had trained with a fitness group and the DetermiNation team prior, but I wasn’t in shape. Although I was super slow, I felt really accomplished afterward.� Wishing to continue participating in the Broad Street Run with DetermiNation for years to come, Rebar continued training. Along with helping her raise cancer awareness, she also kept running and training to improve her health and help prevent herself from someday receiving a cancer diagnosis. “I was athletic through school and college and then got out of school and got away from being active and healthy,� Rebar said. “Making the decision to run helped force me to get healthy again. I’m actually healthier now than I was in high school.� In her second year participating in the run, she improved her time and was able to increase her fundraising efforts to $1,500. Set on continuing this trend, before this year’s Broad Street Run, Rebar, who lives at 11th and Snyder, woke up early, put on her DetermiNation t-shirt, placed a DetermiNation temporary tattoo on her cheek and took the SEPTA to the DetermiNation tent at the starting line, mentally preparing herself along the way. Crossing the starting line, Rebar, 31, set a personal goal of completing the race in under two hours, which she did finishing in 1:58:00. Additionally, this year, which is also the 20th anniversary of her mother’s death, she raised the most money to date, harnessing $2,500. “The race is one of the coolest ways to

see the different neighborhoods and parts of the city,� Rebar said. “It’s also a great way to meet others who have gone through similar experiences. It is truly comprised of such a great community.� Helping to commemorate her accomplishment, Rebar’s husband, and 10 to 15 members of her family and friends, came together that morning to make up her cheering section. Also in attendance on the race’s sideline was her father, who donates to DetermiNation and who comes in support from Douglasville each year his daughter has participated in the Broad Street Run. “It means so much that he comes each year and donates,� Rebar said. “My dad has always been my cheerleader, and he and I are super close. He went through losing my mom as well, he knows I’m doing it for my mom. This is close to his heart as well.� Although in the time since she began running in the race she no longer works for ASC CAN, Rebar plans to continue her participation in the Broad Street Run for as many years as the DetermiNation program hosts a team. In addition to this run, which is the largest 10-mile road race in the U.S., she will also participate in the Philly 10k in August and the Philly Half Marathon in November. “DetermiNation is something I feel very strongly about, and as long as it is involved in these races, I will be too,� Rebar said. “There’s such a huge community of racers and people supporting DetermiNation and acknowledging we’re trying to do.� She continued that, between the runners who are currently going through treatment, who have overcome cancer or who have lost someone to the disease, this common thread is what holds them all together and motivates them to complete the race. Above all, each runner aims to make a difference and for their own reasons fight to end cancer. SPR

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Time for ‘Enter Sandman’ Metallica returns to Philly for the first time 2009. Like a Phillies home run or an Eagles touchdown on Monday night, this one is sure to wake the neighbors. $55.50-$155.50. 6 p.m. Lincoln Financial Field, 1020 Pattison Ave. 800-745-3000. ticketmaster. com.

Taco time Cinco de Mayo may have come and gone, but it doesn’t mean the taco eating and margarita sipping ends. There is no better place to do then at Philadelphia’s first taco festival at SugarHouse Casino. There will be more than 30 vendors, mariachi music, tequila sampling, Lucha Libre Wrestling and more. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. $14.99-$69.99. 1001 N. Delaware Ave. 484-935-3378. tasteofyourtown.com/phillytaco.

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Rowing for bragging rights The Dad Vail Regatta, one of the year’s marque rowing events, will feature 100-plus colleges and universities from all over the country and Canada descending upon the Schuylkill River, 2200 Kelly Drive, for this annual rowing tradition. Kelly Drive. Free. This Philadelphia tradition is once again expected to draw more than 10,000 spectators. dadvail.org.

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