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Special Services Schools To Serve Over 200 Handicapped

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All schools ill the county’s Special Services School system will begin for the year Thursday morning, Sept. 4 with an enrollment over 200. School locations are the same as last session: Ocean Academy PreSchool in the West Cape may Fireball, and Ocean Academy Elementary School in Lower Township Memorial School. Villas • enrollment for bothVilK total 110 on opening day); the Junior and Senior High School programs will be located in the Alternative Schoof, Marmora and the Marine Sciences Consortium buildings in Palermo (enrollment at these two sites will total 100

students).

THE SPECIAL Services Board of Education and the county Board of Freeholders have completed plans, however, to place all special services students under one roof by next September. Constmction will tfegin this on the new Education Center to be located in the Crest Haven area, noted Special Services superintendent George

Pailey.

He also explained that during the 1900-81 school year there will be an expansion of last year's programs. THE OCEAN Academy Pre-School Child Find Early Intervention program will be enlarged and located in 1 the West Cape M^y Municipal Building, with Maria Spear, a teacher with seven years experience at the Children’s Seashore House. Atlantic City. At the Alternative School, the Life Skills program has been ex- . pended and will be located at the Marine Sciences Consortium Base at Palermo. Also located here will be the Introduction to Vocations classes for Junior High School students. » A NEW addition at the Alternative School this year will' be the Driver Simulator program, under the direction of driver training instructor Anthony Phillips. The Agriculture/Horticulture program at the

Transit Info Is Toll Free

’ TRENTON - N.J. Transit, the state's public corporation devoted exclusively to public transportation, has issued a pair of toll free numbers for Jersey Cape residents and visitors who may have occasion to use the train or bus. Transport of New Jersey (TNJ) operates buses between the county and New York City and Philadelphia and intermediate points. Call TNJ for details at 800-772-2222. Commuter rail service is available between Cape May and Ocean City and the PATCO High Speed line in Lindenwold. There, commuters may take rapid transit trains to Center City Philadelphia where train connections are possible nationwide. Call N.J. Transit’s information center a( 800-242-0212.

Alternate School, which involves the opera tiofl of a small farm in the Tuckahoe area, will be expanded to involve more students,

Pailey continued.

AT ALL schools, special services will be provided for students in need.

consisting of adaptive physical education, speech therapy, physical therapy and occupational therapy. Individual Educational Programs are completed for every student enrolled. Beginning the first day of school, a breakfast and hot

lunch program is provided all students. And again this year, the Special Services District is also responsible for providing compensatory education,, supplementary education, speech therapy and examinations and

classifications for all nonpublic school students in (he county. Parents with questions about transportation or any part of the school program may contact Bailey at 8864163, or the individual school principals: Dr. John

Mclnerney, Ocean Academy Pre-School WU-\ 27#7; Judith Gollatl, Ocean 1 Academy at the Lower Township Memorial School in The Villas 8M-U«I; Lynn Brodton, Alternative School in Marmora 3983383.

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