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Why not use it I say. The other night the Cleveland Cavaliers reminded me of the 300 Spartans taking on the Persian Empire at the Battle of Thermopylae.
This Ghana Session was used to celebrate not only Memorial Day but also National Police Week.
During the afternoon Ghana sessions, Mr. Wronko discovered that Jozabad Abi-Jaja Caldwell, a student from Ghana, was an amazing artist.
Recently I had students pretend that they were working in a factory under the Franklin Roosevelt Administration during World War II.
Claire Betschaida Achedou, a student of Mr. Wronko's social studies class, did the impossible by completing the three stage project.
Recently school resource officer of the Asbury Park School District, Tyron McAllister, was a guest for one of the many Ghana sessions
Mr. Wronko's students recently worked on a three stage project. This project allowed the students to use their critical thinking skills and to be creative.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School student, Amira Gates, was recognized by the Asbury Park-Wall Elks #128 Lodge for her essay on why we should vote.
On January 13, 2017, during their regular Friday afternoon session with the students of Ghana, Mr. Mason presented information about Planet Nine.
With the students in Ghana, social studies teacher Mr. Jason Hague along with his student Daniele Delgado gave a special presentation on the War of 1812.