Audubon School District

On Wednesday, May 16, 2012 “Mirrors, Moods, and Model Mania” by Dr. Charlotte Markey from Rutgers-Camden addressing what messages our girls are receiving in today’s media, tv ads, magazine ads, and articles.  How do we help girls to develop healthy eating habits and body images?  The presentation will be at Rosa Middle School from 7 to 8:30 p.m.  We are also offering a dinner beforehand for a nominal cost of $5.00 each.

On Thursday, May 31, 2012 “Bullying, Cyber Bullying, and Teen Depression” by John Halligan at the Cherry Hill Public Library at 7 p.m.  John’s presentation will cover the lessons he learned to late regarding how to deal with these issues we are facing today.

Please see attached.

The 2012-13 Audubon School District Budget Hearing was March 29th in the Audubon High School Media Center.

Below is the power point presentation in pdf format and the 2012-13 Audubon School District Budget in the "User Friendly" format that was presented to the public at that time.

 2012-2013 Budget Presentation
 2012-13 User Friendly Budget

• - E-bulletin updates posted by Superintendent, Donald A. Borden, keeping you tuned into district news.
• - Reliable, instant notification of school closings and emergency alerts sent directly to your home or work email.
• - Available to the entire Borough of Audubon. We welcome you to log on and join our school information network.

The 2012-13 Audubon School District Budget has been posted in the "User Friendly" format.
 2012-13 User Friendly Budget Link

The Audubon School District was able to donate 375 pairs of new pajamas to the Pajama Program.  This year, all of our pajamas went directly to children in Camden County shelters, hospitals, etc. We've helped many local children feel more secure and safe at bedtime. Thank you for your help and support!

Annual IPM Notification to Parents/Guardians

A truly unique holiday gift!

All orders benefit the Audubon Education Foundation.

Attached to this announcement you will find a Rowan University Annual Report article about superintendent Donald A. Borden.

Support for Families from the New Jersey Department of Education

As parents or guardians, you want nothing more than an excellent education for your children. At the NJ Department of Education, we want nothing more than to help you achieve this!
We have created a family-focused web site at www.NJFamilies.com with resources to help you support your child’s education, and navigate your school system. We have also opened a “Help Desk” which can be reached through the parent menu option of our toll-free number: 877-900- 6960.
Let’s work together for the good of our children. Please sign up for our mailing list on our web site at http://www.state.nj.us/education/ or join our mailing list here.
We look forward to helping you help your children.

A special thank you goes out to our local Applebee’s Restaurant and to Robert Guay, General Manager and Joe Czeiner, Manager.  Applebee’s and both Rob and Joe have regularly supported Audubon High School and its students.  Most recently Joe and Rob provided lunches for a very special group of seventh grade students.  These special students have achieved straight A’s for the first semester including their mid-term examinations.  The students, staff and administration of Audubon High appreciate the continual support of businesses like Applebee’s and of business people like Rob and Joe.  Looking for a place to eat?  Be sure to patronize our local Applebee’s.  Did you purchase a yearbook?  Look for the Applebee’s ad and special offer.  Again, thank you Rob, Joe and Applebee’s!

On behalf of the Audubon High School staff, I would like to thank Mr. Charles Bohs and the Audubon Chick-fil-A for donating breakfast to the entire high school staff.

Mr. Bohs has also graciously donated 500 free chicken sandwich coupons to the Audubon Renaissance Program to be used this year for rewards for our students. Chick-fil-A’s generosity and commitment in supporting the staff and students of the Audubon School District is greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

Frank Corley – Vice Principal

The alarming trend of young people mixing alcohol and caffeine-spiked Energy drinks continues to make headlines across the country. According to the Marin Institute, just in the past few weeks, seven states have introduced legislation to ban the sale of alcoholic energy drinks, with many others expected to follow.

Please see attachment for information about the 911 Lifeline.

PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE ARRA ADULT IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM

Audubon School District Strategic Planning Initiative - Goals and Objectives.