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Back-to-school changes include testing, technology, teacher-evaluation methods
Michael Ein
BACK TO SCHOOL
Kindergarten teacher Alex Sawickij, of Manahawkin lines up his students following art class, Thursday at Galloway Community Charter School.
Michael Ein
BACK TO SCHOOL
Ajani Pinkett, 7, of Galloway Township, erased the board for teacher Stephanie Wilson, left, recently at Galloway Community Charter School. Photo by Michael Ein
Michael Ein
BACK TO SCHOOL
Galloway Community Charter School art teacher Karen Canizzaro, instructs Qualeem Robinson, 5, of Pleasantville, Thursday.
Michael Ein
BACK TO SCHOOL
Gym teacher Dave Farmer instructed third- and fourth-grade students in soccer recently at Galloway Community Charter School in the Smithville section of the township. Photo by Michael Ein
Michael Ein
BACK TO SCHOOL
Emmanuel Johnson, 9, of Galloway Township, and Eric Hernandez, 9, and Raphael Nunez, 9, both of Plesantville, prepared to kick soccer balls recently at Galloway Community Charter School. Photo by Michael Ein
Michael Ein
BACK TO SCHOOL
Kindergartners Aliana Gonzalez, 5, left, and Ethan Kelly, 5, both of Pleasantville, work on an art assignment Thursday at Galloway Community Charter School.
Dale Gerhard
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Ocean City High School Principal Matthew Jamison and school Superintendent Kathleen Taylor, walk in the school's new courtyard where students will be able to eat lunch outside this year.
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