The health and safety of the Kingsway community is our highest priority. As the situation with the omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to evolve, please protect yourself and others in your community by getting vaccinated if you haven't yet, and boosted if you're eligible. LEARN MORE.

The state of New Jersey is offering free COVID-19 test kits to residents. LEARN MORE.

DiDonato's Magical Holiday Express, Hammonton, NJ, select dates in Nov. & Dec. (see website). Take a ride on this dazzling train through millions of Christmas lights. The fun includes meeting Santa, a gift from Santa, a holiday movie, cookies, and a walk through the Holiday Village.

South Jersey Holiday Light Show, Bridgeport Speedway, Swedesboro, NJ, Nov. 19 through Dec. 30. Cruise through a mile-long route of holiday-themed displays. Visitors welcome to bundle up in their car, pack a favorite snack or beverage, and tune their radio to enjoy the musically synced light performance.

Holiday Drive-Thru Light Display at Diggerland, Berlin, NJ, Nov.17 through Jan. 2. America’s only construction theme park illuminates with a one-mile, drive-thru holiday display.

Fundraisers

Become a Home and School Member. Membership is $10 for the year. You will receive a free Kingsway magnet plus be involved in our monthly planning meetings. CLICK HERE.

Purchase Wawa Hoagie Coupons. For $4, you will receive a coupon for a free Wawa Shortie (MRV $5.09). Each coupon sold earns KLC HSA $1! These make great gifts! This is a year around fundraiser. CLICK HERE.

Sell Save Around Coupon Books. Each book costs $25 and is filled with lots of coupons for savings at your favorite local restaurants and stores. Each book contains a code for the app, which can save you money all over the US. Each book sold earns KLC HSA $10. Payments can be made online HERE.

Payments for any of the above can be made via check payable to Kingsway Home and School or online HERE.

Contact klchsa.nj@gmail.com

We continue working every day with our students and adult clients to achieve their goals and dreams. Consider partnering with Kingsway to support our ongoing programming by making a financial gift today.

Click HERE to download and print a mail-in form.

WHAT'S GOING ON AT THE SCHOOL PROGRAM?

A community outing to Haddonfield brought students to the historic Indian King Tavern Museum. Kingsway Community Based Instruction students Grace, Alexia, and Paige, along with Donna Hadsall, Job Coach, enjoyed a tour of the tavern from their guide, Michelle. Dating back to the 1700s, this tavern and lodging is steeped in history. In 1903, it became New Jersey's first State Historic Site. Photo: Alexia, left, listens as guide Michelle explains "Shut the Box," a game that was popular in the 18th century.

Students from Eileen Sullivan's Jr. High class shopped for and dropped off gifts for the Toys for Tots toy drive. Photo, from left: Justin, Jayden, and Genny drop their special gifts at the collection box at Jersey Mike's.

Natalie Dalesandro's Preschool class enjoyed some spontaneous, friendly competition in gym class: a race! Photo, from left: Aide Jacqueline Osbourne with MaLani, Ms. Dalesandro with Ethan, and Aide Lauren DePietropolo with Ronan.

Teacher Jenn Dovi used a unique approach to teaching her Community Based Instruction students how to clean thoroughly: paint! "We learned how to properly clean tables and windows by first painting them with watered down tempera paint," says Ms. Dovi. "Once the paint dried, we washed the tables and windows and made sure all the paint was cleaned off." Photo: Korinne gives a table a good scrub.

Music Teacher Janice DeLozier, left, keeps the beat steady with Zach, Jackson and Aide John Merlino, and Joey during music class.

Danielle Whinna's class ventured out to Color Me Mine for some creative expression. Darcie, left, and Trevor chose their clay pieces and carefully painted them.