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As part of its Sponsored Youth Program, Kiwanis Club of Ewing recognized two students from Ewing High School with Student of the Month awards. Students are chosen by the school based on their academic achievement and demonstration of citizenship and leadership qualities. Pictured left to right are Jack Ball - Ewing Kiwanis Member, Greg Falcone and Veronica Gerlach - Ewing High Students of the Month for February, 2012 and Joe Schmeltz - Ewing Kiwanis President Elect.
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As part of its Sponsored Youth Program, Kiwanis Club of Ewing recognized two students from Ewing High School with Student of the Month awards. Students are chosen by the school based on their academic achievement and demonstration of citizenship and leadership qualities. Pictured left to right are Carolyn Giovannini - Ewing Kiwanis Member, Emily E. Butera and Odunayo F. Kusoro - Ewing High Students of the Month for January, 2012 and Sal Puca - Ewing Kiwanis President.
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As part of its Sponsored Youth Program, Kiwanis Club of Ewing recognized two students from Ewing High School with Student of the Month awards. Students are chosen by the school based on their academic achievement and demonstration of citizenship and leadership qualities. Pictured left to right are Joseph Murphy - Ewing Kiwanis Member, Matthew Bearden and Kaitlyn Coulton - Ewing High Students of the Month for December, 2011 and Sal Puca - Ewing Kiwanis President.
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As part of its Sponsored Youth Program, Kiwanis Club of Ewing recognized two students from Ewing High School with Student of the Month awards. Students are chosen by the school based on their academic achievement and demonstration of citizenship and leadership qualities. Pictured left to right are Joseph Kaluzny - Ewing Kiwanis member, Marcela Morales and Philip Gould - Ewing High Students of the Month for November 2011 and Joseph Schmeltz - President Elect.
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Pictured above, Ewing Kiwanis Safety Town, Graduating class of 2011. The Ewing Kiwanis each year since 1981 provides a miniature town constructed in one of the school's gymnasiums in Ewing. The two week program is for preschoolers in Ewing Township and it teaches them traffic safety, school bus safety, stranger safety, how to dial 911 for mom, dad and family, and accident prevention. This year they received a visit from Officer Friendly of the Ewing Township Police Department, and had an opportunity to meet a working police dog. The children visited Prospect Heights Fire Department where they were taught what to do in a fire and not to play with matches; they even witnessed the firefighters preparing for and responding to a fire call. This year Safety Town was again a huge success with 43 pre-school students and 23 Student Volunteer Counselors.
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The Ewing Kiwanis presents the new club banner to the Circle K officers of The College of New Jersey at the September board meeting. Pictured above top are Donald Cox, New Jersey District Lt. Governor and Dolores Sebasto, Ewing Kiwanis Advisor to Circle K. Seated are the Circkle K officers, left to right are Liz Schiavi - Vice President, Georjean Barcebal - Co-President, Iris Tian - Co-President, Rachel Santitoro - Secretary adn Priti Mankikar - Tresurer.
Circle K is an international collegiate service organization that is a sponsored leadership program of Kiwanis International. It promotes service, leadership, and fellowship. With over 13,250 members, it is the largest collegiate service organization of its kind in the world.
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The Ewing Kiwanis meets with the 2010 - 2011 Ewing High School Key Club Officers. Pictured left to right are Mrs. Barbara Gusz - Ewing Kiwanis Liaison to the Ewing Key Club, Katelyn Coluccio - President, Ryan Leverton - Secretary, and Emily Driver - Vice President. Key Club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students. It's a student-led organization that teaches leadership through serving others. Members of the Kiwanis International family, Key Club members build themselves as they build their schools and communities. Today, Key Club exists on more than 5,000 high school campuses, primarily in the United States and Canada. Key Clubs also exist in many Caribbean nations, Central and South America, Asia and Australia.
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The Ewing High School Key Club joins with Ewing Kiwanis to celebrate the Key Club's 50th anniversary of dedicated service to their community. Pictured above top row, left to right are Mr. Womelsdorf (Ewing High School Key Club Advisor), Chris Vassos (2008-09 Bulletin Editor), Dave Kolodziej (2008-09 Secretary), Mike Manion (2008-09 Pres.), and Anad Shah (2008-09 Treasurer). Seated are Stephanie Eichmann (Division 4 LTG, Burlington Twp. HS), Kaliopi Rose (2007-08 Secretary), Melissa Clark (2007-08 VP), Danielle Fedorchak (2007-08 Bulletin Editor), Jena-Rose Coluccio (2007-08 Pres.)
The Ewing Kiwanis each year since 1981 provides a miniature town constructed in one of the school’s gymnasiums in Ewing. The two week program is for preschoolers in Ewing Township and it teaches them traffic safety, school bus safety, stranger safety, how to dial 911 for mom or dad, and accident prevention. Also they receive a visit from Officer Friendly of the Ewing Township Police Department, as well as Officer McGruff the safety Dog. The children also have a chance to visit one of the Township fire departments where they are taught what to do in a fire and not to play with matches. This year Safety Town was again a huge success with over 50 pre-scoool students and 15 Student Volunteers.
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