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Student Accepted into Philadelphia Youth Orchestra

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Congratulations to Samuel Turley, an Owen J. Roberts High School rising Junior, who has earned a coveted spot on the highly competitive, 77-year legacy Philadelphia Youth Orchestra on bass trombone. 
 
Philadelphia Youth Orchestra
Philadelphia Youth Orchestra, having been presented on tour in over twenty countries, is one of the most well-recognized youth orchestra programs in the nation. It provides the region’s most advanced classical instrumental music students with unparalleled training and performance opportunities with world renowned soloists under the direction of Maestro Louis Scaglione, one of the leading youth orchestra conductors in the country. In addition to the opportunity to showcase their talents through high-profile radio broad­casts on WRTI FM and live performances in Verizon Hall of The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, members learn character-building life skills and supplement their collegiate and conservatory applications, making them strong candidates for acceptance into the most prestigious universities and conservatories around the world.

Samuels's mother shared that five years ago, on one of the last days of school, Mr. Andrew Klick, Sam's music teacher sent Sam, a baritone player, home with a trombone and said, "have fun.""Our family is thankful for Mr Klick seeing something special in Sam and Mr. Hess and Mr. Mengel nurturing Sam's passion and drive."
Sam Turley the day 5 years ago that Mr Klick sent him home with a trombone for the summer so he could "try out something new".

Artists Recognized

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Several artists were recognized by the Board of School Directors at the regular business meeting on Monday, June 18, 2018.
Tyler Vokes with his teacher, Mr. Brian Sponagle, and his winning poster

  • Congratulations to the following students for winning an award at the Greenfield Youth Film Festival:
    • Carly Jennion - Best Narrative Film (out of about 300 films)
    • Tyler Vokes - Best Music Video & Best Movie Poster Design
    • Avery Stanislaw - Best Cinematography
    Greenfield is a regional forum for young film makers. You can check out some of the Owen J. Roberts films on the high school website at Wildcat TV

students present their work to the Board

Chase Bartolini talks about how he created his artwork

Aspiring Artists 2018

  • Congratulations to the following students for being chosen as a School Board Aspiring Artist Award:
    • Robin Perles - East Coventry Elementary School
    • Hannah Chin - East Vincent Elementary School
    • Isabella Pongia - French Creek Elementary School
    • Chase Bartolini - North Coventry Elementary School
    • Alayna Rodner - West Vincent Elementary School
    • Connor Heft - Middle School
    • Morgan Weaver - Middle School
    • Amanda Turner - High School
     School Board Aspiring Artists will have their artwork displayed in the Administration Building for the 2018-2019 school year.

Schools Recognized for Positive Behavior Programs

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Congratulations to East Coventry Elementary School and North Coventry Elementary School for being recognized by the Pennsylvania Positive Behavior Support (PAPBS) Network for meeting the criteria in the implementation of School-Wide Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (SW PBIS) with fidelity during the 2017-18 school year.

SW-PBIS refers to a systems change process for a school. The underlying theme is teaching behavioral expectations in the same manner as any core curriculum subject. The school will focus on three to five behavioral expectations that are positively stated and easy to remember. In other words, rather than telling students what not to do, the school focus is on the preferred behaviors.  (pbis.org)

Latest Drone Video of East Coventry Elementary

Rising Senior Attends Governor's School

Fishing for Summer Learning

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The learning never stops at Owen J. Roberts! The district offers a variety of enrichment opportunities open to all students within the community from June 12 through August 9, 2018. From fishing, crafts, sports, and STEM to serious academics, there are plenty of exciting activities from which to choose.

Our fishing camps are among the most popular!




Last week, when a fishing instructor got caught behind an accident on the turnpike on his way to school, a few employees who know a thing or two about fishing helped to supervise the fishing campers and demonstrate knot-tying. 
Mike Macsisak teaches campers knot-tying techniques




Coventry Rugby News

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This past weekend Coventry Rugby Wildcats participated in the Elizabethtown Rugby 7's tournament.  The Youth/U13, Junior/U15 and High School teams all played.

The Coventry Rugby High School team won first place beating out Elizabethtown, Carlisle, Hempfield and Berks County teams.  It was a great win for a young high school team now preparing for the fall Rugby 7's series in September and October.

Above is a photo of the players with their "winner's vests". The players represent the Owen J. Roberts community up-holding the club ideals of "Teamwork - Determination - Respect".

Elephant Festival in Art

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In Arts & Crafts camp this week, students learned about the Elephant Festival that takes place in the city of Jaipur, India each year. For the festival, the elephants are draped with jewelry and given majestic multi-color makeovers before doing a procession through the streets. Students are able to dream about what their animal many look like if presented to royalty and they have the opportunity to create their own marvelously decorated elephants.


Wrestlers become Freestyle All-Americans

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Two Wildcat Wrestlers just became Freestyle All-Americans. Antonio Petrucelli wrestled cadet 145 and placed 4th in the country going 7-2 over the weekend.  Daniel Mancini wrestled in arguably the toughest weight class in the tournament Junior 152 and placed 7th in the country going 6-2 over the weekend. Dan had a big win over Ian Wilcox from Utah in the round of 16 who is the second rank wrestler in the country at that weight class.  Antonio and Dan are the only two (2) All Americans from District 1 this year and are the first All American's from Owen J Roberts since Aaron Brown took second in the country in 1998.

Admins Assume New Roles

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Congratulations to two Owen J. Roberts administrators who will be taking new appointments within the District for the 2018-2019 school year.
Dr. Richard Marchini will take the helm as Director of Pupil Services. Dr. Marchini was the principal at Owen J. Roberts High School for the past 11 years. He enjoyed working with high school staff and the students each day. He was very involved in giving students a voice in running the school through student government. He embraces a new position assisting students across the district, K-12. A transition plan is being developed for the hire of a new high school principal and families will be notified with details very soon. Dr. Marchini will continue to work with the high school assistant principals and entire team to be ready to welcome students in the fall. Please join us in wishing Dr. Marchini great success in his new role.
Mr. Corbin Stoltzfus was promoted to principal of Owen J. Roberts Middle School. He will replace Mr. Sean Burns, who has taken a position with another school district. Mr. Stoltzfus has a long history with Owen J. Roberts School District and has been involved in youth sports in the area for many years. He has a special connection with middle-level students and is excited to serve students in a new role. The district has opened a search for a new Assistant Middle School Principal. In the interim, curriculum supervisors will support Mr. Stoltzfus. The Middle School looks forward to welcoming students back including at this summer's exciting events: 7th Grade (ONLY) BBQ and Visit/Explore Building on Wednesday, August 15th 10:00-12:00 and a Visit & Explore Middle School for all MS families on August 16th & August 20th 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Please join us in extending best wishes to Mr. Stoltzfus.


Outstanding Best Buddies Chapter

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Owen J. Roberts High School was awarded Outstanding Best Buddies Chapter for the 2017-2018 school year. Best Buddies enhances the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships and integrated employment. Best Buddies is the first unified, international program that pairs individuals with intellectual disabilities and college or high school students in one-to-one mutually enriching relationships.

Best Buddies is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization incorporated in 1989. Owen J. Roberts High School is fortunate to be one of the over 1,200 Best Buddies chapters
in Colleges and High Schools throughout all 50 states and 22 countries. While participants find part of life’s fulfillment in friendship, the Best Buddies pairs are also examples to their communities of acceptance and support for people with intellectual disabilities. Best Buddies events are funded with the help of chapter fundraisers, sale of Best Buddies merchandise, community support, special events, private and corporate donations and Best Buddies grants. Each member of the buddy pair pays for him or herself in one-to-one activities.

The award was presented to rising Owen J. Roberts High School senior, Isabelle Gunson, at the Best Buddies Leadership Conference at Indiana University last week.Over 2200 students attended the conference from all around the globe.

According to the conference website, "Over the past 29 years, the Best Buddies Leadership Conference (BBLC) has inspired thousands of leaders to be Best Buddies advocates and to bring about social change in their communities. BBLC is a once in a lifetime experience that unites Best Buddies leaders, volunteers, and community advocates from around the globe. Conference attendees gain knowledge in order to effectively take action both individually and as part of a group for a common cause while discovering the importance of their actions, responsibilities, and energy."

Class of 2018 Destinations

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The Class of 2018 will pursue many paths next year including military service, career, mission work, and college. Below is a list of colleges, universities and military branches OJR graduates plan to attend (as reported by students in May 2018).


Albert-Ludwigs University Freiburg   
Anna Blatz

Albright College   
Colette Dellaquila
Trevor Metzgar
Daniel Stofko

Alvernia University   
Marisa Bishop
Joshua Havrilak
Kyle McGinley

Anna Maria College   
Cassandra Micklesavage

Arcadia University   
Kira Alderman
Catherine Heim
Rylie Hijosh
Madison Iezzi

Atlantic College University   
Ruben Rivas Arvelo

Automotive Training Center   
Nolan Morris
Justin Weigner

Berklee College of Music   
Kaiden Roberts

Bloomsburg University   
Logan Baker
Ashley Dempsey
Leo DiStefano
Scott Domin
Richard Hartzel
Lindsey Kilcullen
Kelsey Kilgallon
Jennifer Weston

Boston Conservatory at Berklee   
Alena Feldman

Brown University   
Jonathan Arditi

Cabrini University   
Wyatt Fleck

Champlain College   
Henry Chronowski

Christopher Newport University
   
Anna Diehl

Clemson University   
Caius Bartlett
Meghan Swaim

Cleveland Institute of Music   
Daniel DiMarino

Colby College   
Graham Pugh

Colorado State University   
Codi Wilkinson

Cornell University   
Lucas Gray

Delaware County Community College   
Edward Keegan
Alyssa LaBella
Evan O'Keefe
Dylan Severn

DeSales University   
Nicholas Stalletti

Drexel University   
Jackson Braun
Mary Fogwell
Maxwell Gallagher
Stephen Giacoponello
Carly Jennion
Aaron Jeong
Andrew Kwiatkowski
Taylor LaFountain
Elyse Stuart
Caroline Thompson
Lauren Trainer

Duquesne University    
Carly Arthurs
Peter Booth
Meghan Donnelly
Alexandra Giongo
Lena Weinsteiger

East Carolina University   
Kevin Feldman

East Stroudsburg University   
Brianna Kirkner
Dawson Stuart
Eckerd College   
Ryleigh Kqira

Elizabethtown College   
Zachary Kardos
Alexandra Simpkins

Fashion Institute of Technology    
Jane Minor

Florida Gulf Coast University   
Hayden Fink

Franklin & Marshall College   
Daniel Barlow
Serena Hertzog

Georgia Institute of Technology   
George Kullen

Germanna Community College   
Christian Montgomery

Gettysburg College   
Theodore Bradford
Morgan Evans
Leigh Magness

Gwynedd Mercy University   
Shyheed May

Heidelberg University    
Connor Reese

Immaculata University   
Reannen Webb

Indiana University of Pennsylvania   
Bridgette Bonenberger
Kimberly Chigumira
Alexander Vasile
Mahogany Willis
Steven Winn
Ithaca College    
Rebecca Emery
Molly Greenspan

James Madison University   
Madison Frederick
Erica Gratton
Quinn Kratz

Jefferson University   
Lillian Kull

Juniata College   
Kali Pupo

Keystone College   
Elizabeth Wadsworth

Kutztown University   
Andrew Blum
Tessa Dziob
Kaitlin Fisher
Jason Kwortnik
Ellen Lynch
Ryan Murray
Sarah Sharaf

La Salle University    
Carly Hnat
Deprise Hoopes
Shelley Kriczky
Cassandra Messinger
Lafayette College   
Autumn Sands
Helena VanNatter

Lebanon Valley College   
Tyler Vokes

Lock Haven University   
Cyenna Fagley
Serena Seber

Longwood University    
Kylie Cahill

Loyola University Chicago   
Mary Flaherty

Manhattan College   
Emily Hughes

Messiah College    
Carley Gambone

Michigan State University   
Morgan Aicher

Millersville University   
Jacob Canale
Jonathan Chermak
Jillian Gammon
Noah Golas
William Odagis
Katharine Sherwood
Sean Sickler

Montgomery County Community College   
Taylor Bari
Justin Buckwalter
Abygail Budek
Manuel Burgos
Kelly Caredio
Justin Carey
Brady Casto
Shaley Christensen
Valera Davis
Amanda Dlugaszewski
Blake Fesmire
Alison Haines
Katherine Howard
Siham Imkhaoun
Alexander Jackson
Michael Langley
Lauren Leonard
Steven Mears
Jodie Miller
Nicholas Moretti
Alicia Mullins
Sidney Nansteel
Samantha Nelson
Wolfgang Noll
Caitlin O'Malley
William Reese
Brian Regelski
Aidan Renn
Emily Robinson
Olivia Sakal
Sophia Schmied
Jared Sinclair
Bradley Sullivan
Jonathan Swaim
Gavin Tajanlangit
Meghan Trego
Kathryn Vigil
Nicholas Wagner
Nicholas Wassiluk

Muhlenberg College   
Corrin Ferrizzi

Musicians Institute   
Sarah Kennedy

New York Film Academy   
Avery Stanislaw

Northeastern University   
Laura Brigandi
Jacob Puderbach
Alec van Iperen

Ohio University    
Paige Miller

Penn College of Technology    
Robert White

Penn State University - Abington     
Gabrielle Teller

Penn State University - Altoona   
Shane Beitel
Francis Guinan IV
Brian Monk
Joseph Tordone

Penn State University - Berks   
Pierson Busch
Trey Campbell
Nicholas Cassa
James Coppo
Nathan Cummins
Kerrigan Evans
Jared Eves
James Garrett
Joseph Garvey
John Granahan IV
Megan Kirkbride
Cassady Mayerson
Zaria McDonough
Andrew Nelson
Taylor Probert
Hunter Readinger
Emily Reitz
Joseph Syernick IV
Andrew Vance
Jeremy Wagner
Bailey Webb

Penn State University - Harrisburg   
Liam Hillanbrand

Penn State University - University Park    
Abigail Adrian
Hayley Boettcher
Matthew Brownley
Aramus Cross
Katherine Dietrich
Madison Gadzicki
Alexandra Glasier
Kevin Hatten
Cameron Hofmann
Lily Jakielaszek
Keely Jorgensen
Larissa Kolb
Andrew Malmstrom
Samantha Muntzer
Max Murphy
Morgan Norris
Nadia Rindfuss
Savannah Rourk
Eric Zhou

Pennsylvania College of Technology   
James Emlen III
Christopher Slifer Jr.

Pennsylvania National Guard   
Meghan Trego

Point Park University    
Kyle Gdowik

Regent University   
Kelsey Brobst

Ringling College of Art and Design
   
Nicole Hemstreet

Rochester Institute of Technology 
  
Caroline Cody
Kyle Malmstrom
Rowan University   
Bridget Guinan

Saint Joseph’s University    
Megan Schnell
Kaitlyn Kerlin
Joseph Mattia
Sophia Pizzi
Caitlin Wiand

Salisbury University    
Emily Radcliffe

Sarah Lawrence College   
Justin Bailey

Shippensburg University    
Brett Casto
Julia Dalton
Travis Grosser
Emily Meinhart
Megan Parsons

Stanford University   
Liam Conway

Stockton University   
Christian Vermeulen

Susquehanna University   
Ryan King
Brendan Krumenacker
Carter Niness
Jordan Roach
Temple University   
Rachel Barrett
Sarah Beilman
Renee Cusic
Caden DeNicola
Nicholas DeVito
Lindsey Diefenderfer
Michael Dietrich
Kellan Drucquer
Lauren Fisher
Annemarie Giandonato
Mitchell Golden
Lindsey Hanley
Cassandra Jasulevicz
Brendan Layton
Jacob McLeod
Michael Menta
Dana Moore
Lena Nguyen
Muhammad Rabi
Farin Rexrode
Rachel Rivkin
Sophia Szczepanek
Rachael Vince
Connor Zuch

Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology 
  
Hunter Scherfel

The Salon Professional Academy   
Emily Fish
Aislinn Scanlan-Martin

Tufts University   
Melinda Burns

United States Air Force   
Tyler McCutchen

United States Army Officer Program   
Izabelle Shiffler

United States Marine Corps   
Brandon Andrews
Ryan Cusic
Brian Monk

United States Naval Officer Corps   
Chase Morris

Unity College   
Star Schaeffer

Universal Technical Institute   

Christopher Denver
Gannon Myer

University of Arizona   
Nicholas Watson

University of Delaware   

Sarah Bailey
Alec Betters
Reilly Boyle
Gavin Delahaye
Brody Gregory
Erica Hild
Emily Killian
Jacob Otteni
Danika Swech

University of Findlay   
 
Madison Fisher

University of Georgia    
Holden Smith

University of Louisiana at Monroe   
Robert Fava

University of Maine Orono   

Leilani Boyle

University of Mary Washington   
Matthew Pron

University of Massachusetts   
Sydney Tyler

University of Minnesota   
Nicolas Galdi

University of North Carolina Wilmington   
Morgan Shronk

University of Pittsburgh   
Cameron DelGatto
Riley Hansen
John McDevitt
Hrithik Sangani

University of Redlands   
Natalie Keegan

University of Richmond   
LeeAnn Dempsey

University of San Diego   
Alexandra Ramsey

University of San Francisco   
Madison Roberts

University of South Carolina 
  
Payton Barcus

University of the Arts   
Daniel Horning

University of Toronto   
Isabella Shakour

University of Virginia   
Josephine Funaro

Ursinus College   
Ava Bowman
Matthew Davis
Britney Dyszel
Giannina Marie Flamiano
Alexandria Messinger
Raeann Risko
Matthew Snyder
Jason Zollers

Valley Forge Military College   
Izabelle Shiffler

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University   
Michael Rauco

Virginia Tech   
Ward McHenry
Chase Morris

Washington College   
Peri Bertolami
Alexa Rae Luecke

Wellesley College   
Isabella Bobo

West Chester University   
Autumn Andrzejewski
Anthony Azzi
Jay Bocci
Richard Bruce
Simon Crew
Donald Damon
Nicholas DeCarlo
Jillian Dracup
John Duffy
Olivia Dushanko
Devin Flaim
Emma Flinchbaugh
Gavin Hendershot
Hunter Hinrichs
Hannah Kocur
Devon LoMonaco
Julia McHugh
Derek Monastra
Erin Morrison
Sydney Morrison
Emily Rhodes
Samul Shane
Matthew Simmons
Sean Styer
Madison Van Horn
Callista Winstead
Macy Wright

West Virginia University   
Natalie Di Stefano
Olivia Foden
Avery Sapp

Western Carolina University   
Elizabeth Ruggiero

Widener University   
Mary Bernotas
Tristan Fish
Matthew Roberts
Nathan Tammaro

Williamson College of the Trades   
Jack Warner

York College of Pennsylvania    

Chloe Doyle
Sarah Garritano
Darby Stuart
Francis Summerill VI
 

Teachers Visit Students with Recipe for Fun

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Enjoy this recipe for giant bubbles
In early July, the principal and some staff at East Vincent Elementary School visited a neighborhood of students to touch base and create some giant fun together.





Enriching Summer

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Global Food Exploration Camp
A variety of summer experiences and courses are offered in the summer at Owen J. Roberts. This summer, 502 students took advantage of the summer opportunities which included 24 enrichment activities and 7 accelerated courses. The most popular camps include fishing, baking, and arts & crafts. Many students take advantage of mathematics and science acceleration courses. There are many ways for high school students to take coursework that allows more flexibility in the regular semesters.


This week, students participated in a culinary exploration of foods from around the world in the Global Exploration Food Camp taught by Family and Consumer Science teacher Ms. Lindsay Hale. European, Asian and Latin American dishes and spices were explored. This morning, students were creating breakfast burritos.

Mural by Colette Dellaquila

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Colette Dellaquila
Enjoy the mural above by senior AP Studio Art student and recent Owen J. Roberts graduate, Colette Dellaquila. Collette was one of eight AP students who tackled the final mural project this year. Colette, along with the other AP artists, worked long hours creating a meaningful piece. When many of their peers have finished final exams and projects, these artists are still working and squeeze as much time into their paintings to produce a finished product for which they can be proud. Their tenacity is impressive for such young workers.
Murals are about the message first and the visual aspects second, whether the message is written or implied. According to instructor Tracey Schiavello, “It is beautiful to see the critical thinking and problem solving throughout the process." Students focus on color theory, maintaining hue, mixing enough paint to finish the job,  making sure the background doesn't overpower the message and asking if the viewer be able to "get" the intended message.   

Mark your Calendars for the EF Fall Farm Fest!

Boot Camp Helps Students Navigate College Application Process

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College Application Boot Camp was held this week at Owen J. Roberts High School with nearly 50 students attending. Boot Camp is is an excellent enrichment program for rising seniors to get a jump start and extra confidence on the college application process. The course helps students navigate the complex college admissions process from creating a school list by using a software tool, Naviance, to producing college application essays.The Naviance technology is a comprehensive tool that helps students align their strengths and interests with post secondary goals. Students are able to understand college possibilities, explore college admission statistics, match best-fit colleges and even identify possible college majors.

Guidance Counselors, Mr. Greg Gilbert and Ms. Jen Arnst, are the instructors for the course. Assisting students in writing stand-out admissions essays are Mrs. Dawn Galambos, Mrs. Beth Seiler and Mrs. Amber Benson-Chubb from the High School English Department.

Welcoming the Class of 2031!

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 Owen J. Roberts Elementary Schools (East Coventry, East Vincent, French Creek, North Coventry and West Vincent) welcomed incoming kindergarten students, the class of 2031, to Kinder Camp recently. At Kinder Camp, fledgling students have a chance to experience the school setting prior to the start of the school year. Students get a jump start on meeting new friends and school staff. They have an opportunity to feel more confident about the start of school because they are able to tour it, begin to understand expectations, and best of all, find out how much fun it may be!
Partner share..."what do you think is going to happen next in the story?"

Crafting sea turtles


Nominate Distinguished Alum and/or Community Servant

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The Owen J. Roberts Education Foundation gives two important awards each year. Nominate someone who you believe is a Distinguished Alumni or Community Servant. Details about each award follow:

Owen J. Roberts Education Foundation Distinguished Alumni Award


Nominations Format


Graduates, former students, faculty, and staff of the Owen J. Roberts School District may make nominations. Nominators should submit the following: a letter that articulates significant accomplishments in business or professional life or for distinguished human service to their community, state, or nation and establishes the candidate's concise detail; the nominee's vita, including a current address; at least three supporting letters of nomination from other individuals articulating the accomplishments of the nominee being as specific as possible; and any additional information that would substantiate the nomination.

Criteria and Eligibility


This award will be given annually to honor Owen J Roberts’s alumnus who enhances the quality of life by preserving, promoting and carrying out positive and quantifiable traditional values and traits as embodied in the following criteria:
★ Owen J Roberts Alumnus
★ 21 years of age or older
★ Demonstrates leadership
★ Demonstrates integrity
★ Respected by peers

Exclusion from Eligibility


Members of the board of directors of the Owen J. Roberts Education Foundation and current employees of the Owen J. Roberts School District are not eligible to receive alumni awards. The Alumni Awards Selection Committee reserves the right to reassign categories of nomination if deemed applicable.

Deadline

Nominations for the 2018 awards may be submitted at any time, but should be postmarked by
September 30, 2018

Direct Nominations to:

Owen J. Roberts Education Foundation
Distinguished Alumni Awards
ATTN: Dr. Kathleen M. Hocker
P.O. Box 127
St Peters, PA 19470-0127
khocker@ojref.org
610-469-0594 (Home)

Owen J Roberts Education Foundation Community Service Award


Deadline for submission is September 30, 2018


Criteria and Eligibility


This award will be given annually to honor an Owen J. Roberts resident who enhances the quality of life by preserving, promoting and carrying out positive and quantifiable traditional community values and traits as embodied in the following criteria:
★ Owen J Roberts Resident
★ 21 years of age or older
★ Demonstrates leadership
★ Demonstrates integrity
★ Respected by peers

And at least one of the following:


★ Helps neighbors and fellow residents
e.g., starting a program where residents can volunteer to help each other with home repairs or
simply going beyond the call of duty in assisting other citizens.
★ Promotes and preserves traditional American past-times
e.g., bringing citizens together as a community in traditional ways by organizing or being a key
volunteer for such events as a Founder’s Day celebration, a heritage music event, hayrides, ice
cream socials, picnics, bandstand events, etc.
★ Shows a concern for preservation and works to preserve traditions in the community
e.g., working to preserve historical documents, structures, or events or someone who leads the charge to make OJR more family friendly
★ Promotes entrepreneurship through supporting locally owned business
e.g., starting a local program that rewards citizens for shopping locally
★ Demonstrates patriotism through promoting and preservation of the country’s symbols
and dedication to the U.S. military, past and present
e.g., organizing or being a key volunteer for a formal event to honor our veterans or current
military members

Safe and Healthy Communities Initiative

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Today, Owen J. Roberts secondary teachers took part in an evidence-informed, two-hour workshop designed to teach adults how to prevent, recognize, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse.

The program is different than mandated reporter training. It offers much more detailed insight into how to end child sexual abuse and how adults, educators in particular, can effect real change to accomplish that. 
 

The program is part of the Safe and Healthy Communities Initiative grant in Chester County. It is the first comprehensive initiative in our county created to end child sexual abuse. Over the next three years facilitators from the Crime Victims’ Center of Chester County will present workshops to children and adults in the community. 


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