Show #3
Initial Airdates:
Monday, September 28, 2009 at 7:00 pm;
Saturday, October 3 at 9 am

Intergenerational Day – Abraham Clark High School in Roselle honors local senior citizens at an annual Intergenerational Day. The multicultural event involves local senior citizens from the community and nursing home, businesses, churches and nearly the entire high school. Students work for two months to prepare for this event that helps to bridge the gap between the senior citizens and the school district.  This program is funded by an NJEA Pride Grant.

Music from the Heart – The Montgomery Township Education Association performs a Broadway style musical to raise thousands of dollars in scholarship money for graduating seniors. School employees and parents from the school district volunteer their talents, both on and behind the stage. Months of preparation and determination make this event a success in supporting the future education of deserving students.  This program is funded by an NJEA Pride Grant.

On the Wings of a Book – Project Challenge, a group of students from Memorial School in Cinnaminson, write, illustrate and publish books for students at Stuart Elementary School in Willingboro. The older students - second through fifth grade, are paired with younger children - kindergarten through second. They sit in pods around the building and read aloud.  This program is funded by an NJEA Pride Grant.

Make America Work – The motto of the Middlesex County Vocational and Technical School located at Piscataway is Make America Work. Joseph Gess teaches welding and inspires students to create art out of metal.