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This morning, Mr. Peters, our spirited Reutter School Principal, was doused in silly string by the students of Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Riggione's homerooms! These classrooms clinched the title of winning grade-level homerooms in the PTO's Dime Drive fundraiser.
In Mrs. Young's Fifth Grade Social Studies classes, students took a step back in time to experience what life was like for children in Colonial America. They learned about the daily chores that kids were responsible for, such as fetching water, weaving, and tending to animals. One of the highlights of the experience was making butter, just as children in the 1700s would have done! Students worked hard shaking cream into butter and enjoyed tasting the results on bread. This hands-on learning opportunity helped the students gain a deeper appreciation for history and the hard work of colonial families.
Sixth grade students in Mrs. Busle's Math Classes applied their knowledge by completing a 'Construction Zone: Minds at Work' challenge activity. This activity required the students to practice determining the area of parallelograms, triangles and composite figures coupled with a review of decimals.
Sixth grade students recently completed an American Sign Language Hand Observational Drawing project in their art classes.
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Last week, the 6th-grade students in Mrs. Landgraf's Spanish class had a great time making guacamole from scratch. It was such a tasty treat.
Delsea High School Assistant Wrestling Coach and CLR Teacher, Mr. Dylan Dobzanski, proudly showcased the DHS Wrestling Team’s State Title Trophy to CLR students participating in the Township’s youth wrestling program on Monday morning.
During their meeting, Mr. Dobzanski shared encouraging words and motivational insights to inspire these young athletes in their wrestling journeys.
Congratulations to Mr. Dobzanski and the DHS Wrestling Team on securing their fourth consecutive State Team Championship!
Township of Franklin Public Schools and Franklin Township Police Department Conduct School Security Tabletop Drill
On February 19, the Township of Franklin Public Schools collaborated with the Township of Franklin Police Department to conduct a school security tabletop drill at Caroline L. Reutter School. This important exercise provided an opportunity for law enforcement and school officials to work together in evaluating and strengthening emergency response protocols.
The purpose of the drill was to enhance preparedness, improve communication, and clarify the roles and responsibilities of all stakeholders during an emergency. By bringing together key representatives from law enforcement and education, the drill allowed for meaningful discussions on how best to respond to various security scenarios, ensuring a coordinated and effective approach to student and staff safety.
Participants in the exercise included members of the Franklin Township Police Department, Franklin Township Public Schools, and Gloucester County Office of Emergency Management (OEM). Each group played a vital role in analyzing current safety procedures, identifying areas for improvement, and reinforcing best practices for school security.
The Township of Franklin Public Schools remains committed to prioritizing the safety and well-being of students and staff. Collaborative efforts like this tabletop drill ensure that schools and first responders are well-prepared to handle any potential emergencies efficiently and effectively.
We extend our gratitude to the Franklin Township Police Department and Gloucester County OEM for their partnership and dedication to maintaining a safe learning environment for our students and staff.
Dear Reutter School Families,
There will be an increased police presence at Reutter School this Wednesday as law enforcement officers conduct a tabletop drill. Please be assured that this drill is a training exercise for school and emergency personnel to collaborate on various school security procedures. It will not directly involve any Reutter School students, and there will be no disruption to the school day. This partnership with law enforcement is part of our ongoing commitment to ensuring the safety and security of our school community.
Should you have any questions you can reach me at 856-694-0223.
Thank you,
Mr. Peters
Principal and District School Safety Specialist
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Congratulations to Mrs. Courtney Zemaitatis (right) who was nominated as the February STAR Faculty Member of the Month! Pictured with Mrs. Zemaitatis is the nominating teacher, Mrs. Sarbello.
Mrs. Bowman's fifth-grade science class explores the universe by studying absolute and apparent magnitude—unlocking the mysteries of how bright stars really are versus how they appear from Earth.
Eagles Spirit Day at Reutter School
Recently in Mrs. Rambone’s 5th-grade math class, we had a fun event known as the “Decimal Diner”. The classroom was decorated as a beautiful diner, set up with pretty candle-lit tables. To show our math skills, each group of three students ordered food, added the totals of their meals, including the tax and tip, and then divided the total, sharing the cost of the bill. We all had fun eating snacks and talking in the classroom “diner” while dressed in fancy business attire!
- Drafted by Kynsleigh Witz, Fifth Grade Student
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Last week, fifth and sixth-grade students at Caroline L. Reutter School participated in an engaging and informative assembly presented by iROC2, an organization dedicated to promoting online responsibility and safety. The assembly focused on teaching students how to navigate the digital world safely while making positive choices online.
During the session, students learned about the potential dangers of the internet, including cyberbullying and sharing personal information, while also exploring the many benefits of technology when used responsibly. The presenter emphasized the importance of developing a positive digital footprint, safeguarding personal information, and respecting others in online interactions.
Through real-life examples and interactive discussions, students were encouraged to think critically about their online behavior and its impact on themselves and others. The assembly left a lasting impression, equipping students with the tools and knowledge they need to be responsible digital citizens.
Caroline L. Reutter School remains committed to fostering digital responsibility and ensuring that students are prepared to engage safely and confidently in today’s technology-driven world
Mrs. Boman's fifth-grade science students proudly showcased their creativity and scientific knowledge by designing dioramas illustrating the fascinating interactions between Earth's spheres.
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Mrs. Pizzo’s sixth-grade math students are identifying and writing equivalent expressions by combining like terms and applying the distributive property.
