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Students from our MD program serve fresh coffee to Alder staff every Friday! This prevocational experience is greatly beneficial for our students, and the opportunity to deliver and greet staff provides social opportunities that mean the most!
Our Barista of the week is Sunny.
Congratulations Sunny, we are so proud of you!
What is your position at Alder? What brought you here? How long have you been here?
Art Teacher, Born and Raised in EHT, this is my second year at Alder!
What is or has been one of your favorite things about Alder?
The staff is courteous and supportive, and the students are excellent!
What do you think will be your greatest challenge this year?
This is our first full year back without any COVID restrictions in place, I think many of us are still adjusting to how things have changed.
Where did you go to school? What degree did you earn?
Stockton, Class of 2021. Bachelor’s K-12 Art Education
Any fun facts you would like to share about yourself?
During the Summer, I am a lifeguard in Longport. I am also an avid rock climber and surfer!
Kimberle joined AtlantiCare Healthy Schools, Healthy Children in 2022. Prior to joining the AtlantiCare team, she worked in substance abuse treatment empowering those she worked with the skills necessary to create a life worth living. She believes the key to wellness is creating a balance in all aspects of your life. With that balance, we can truly begin to see positive impacts to our mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. As a school health specialist, Kimberle integrates her knowledge of mindfulness and yoga into her work with middle schools. At her school, she supports not only students, but school staff wellness and family engagement as well.
Katura began working for AtlantiCare as a School Health Specialist in 2023. Prior to joining the AtlantiCare team, she has owned and operated a youth mentoring organization for 12 years where she has advocated for at- risk youth and families to provide resources and services to address social emotional learning and solve problems to aid in the development of unique paths for children to learn, grow and thrive. Throughout the pandemic, she served as a case manager for homeless and disabled veterans to locate them permanent housing, attain adequate military benefits and insurance, mental health services, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, and suicide prevention. Katura has always had a passion for serving the community by promoting social and emotional awareness. and creating a caring atmosphere for student to plan for their future.
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Free or Reduced Meal Program
Students and families must submit an application to receive Free and Reduced Meals. Applications for Free and Reduced Meals are available online through MySchoolApps.
