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Kimberly Ashbaugh
SecondGrade
U n i v e r s i t y o f M a r y l a n d . BE.
F l o r i d a A t l a n t ic U n i v e r s i l y . M.Hd.
AmyBengivenga
LSSubstitute
S c i o n H a l l U n i v e r s i t y . BS..
DavidBerry
English
M uhlenbefjjliA tM illersville.M A DrewUn iversity, M. Ph iLPhD.
E n g lis h
D e p a rtm e n t
Discussing Catcher in the Rye with M r. Paoli, memorizing the prologue to the Canterbury Tales for Mr. Wyatt, and writing a research paper with Dr. Berry, are just a few of the memorable projects you encounter while studying English at W -H. “This country is suffering from language pollution and we have statistics that reading is declining - we're trying to do our small part in fighting these unfortunate tendencies," said Mr. Paoli. In line with this purpose, from 7th Grade onward, the English Department teaches students strong writing skills and
imparts the importance of analytical, insightful reading.
Sean Gough, Gass of 2005
JaneBrown
ArtsDeptCo-Chair InstrumentalMusic Douglass College BA
KellyCannizzo
Pre-K3
Un iversily ofNew Haven BS.
MargaridaChenalloy
Pre-K3
Kean Un iversity, BA
EllenD.Colandrea
FifthGrade KeanUniversity.BA
Sandra ELDreier
FourthGrade Douglass College, BS.: RutgersUniversity.M Ed
Nancy GDuddy
HistoryDepartmentCo-Chair Mu rray StateUniversity. Trenton State College M Ed.
FrancesFaltermayer
USArtHistory Randolph-Macon Women's College, BA
TaraDuffy
LS PhysicalEducation Drew University. BA
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RhonaLEserner
ComputerDeptChair&
SummerSchoolPrincipal Yeshiva University; Rutgers University. M Ed.
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