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Jeff Van Drew: Today I want to acknowledge the Mullica Township ACES program, a school district initiative in south Jersey. It is an…

On the recordDecember 10, 2019
Today I want to acknowledge the Mullica Township ACES program, a school district initiative in south Jersey. It is an initiative started by Barbara Rheault that provides academic aid and enrichment to students after school hours. The ACES program started in Mullica Township, south Jersey, 12 years ago thanks to grant funds for a 21st Century Community Learning Center from the New Jersey Department of Education. This after-school program is vital to south Jersey because it provides after-school care to students that balances academic opportunities and recreational activities. At ACES, students have time to complete their homework and participate in sports or other games and activities, which cultivates both their academic and social development. ACES also offers additional tutoring, counseling, and health-safety education so every student has access to whatever they need to achieve success. I thank the ACES program, Barbara Rheault, and the Mullica Township School District for providing this educational experience for our youth. I am proud of them. ____________________
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Jeff Van Drew
Republican · New Jersey
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Dec 10, 2019

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