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By KATRINA GRANTThe Shamong Sun

Students at Indian Mills Schoolare learning some history abouttheir town and helping to cleanup a historical site. Each yearthird-grade students are taughtabout the life of Dr. James Still,the Black Doctor of the Pines.This year students in Mrs.Clementis and Mrs. Alspachsclasses are taking on the specialproject of cleaning up the Stillcemetery.

Mrs. Woytowich approached

me last year and asked if wewanted a new project, and I saidyes without even knowing what itwas, Clementi said. It turnedout to be cleaning up the Stillcemetery.

Our principal, Ms. Mooreagreed to allowing us to work onthe project right away, Clementisaid. It covers many of the NJCore Curriculum Standards. Ms.

Moore also found out that herchildrens babysitter is a Still.

Dr. Still was born on StokesRoad in Shamong. His mother,Charity, was an escaped slave andhis father, Levin, was a slave whowas able to purchase his freedom.Dr. Still was one of 18 children.When a doctor came to the Stillhome to give medicine, a youngJames was enthralled and knewfrom that point on he wanted tobe a doctor; despite the fact it wasvery difficult for African Ameri-cans to become doctors in the1800s.

Still, who only had threemonths of formal schooling, per-severed through the years tolearn as much as he could aboutmedicine and curing people. Healso learned from Indians and theelderly. People finally started tovisit him for his special cures andhe helped many people overcomeillnesses.

Learning andpreserving

historyStudents learn about theBlack Doctor of the Pines

please see STILL, page 6By KATRINA GRANTThe Shamong Sun

Students at Indian Mills Schoolin grades five through eightplaced first in the New Jersey BarFoundations Mock Trial. Stu-dents from over 100 schools fromthroughout New Jersey partici-

pate in the event. This year KarenClementis classes worked hardon an environmental civil trialissue to take the top spot.

Students are given twothemes to create a fictional mocktrial, Clementi said. This yearyou could choose environmental

issues or diversity issues. Thecases had to be usable as a tool toteach students about legal is-sues.

The 22 students got involvedwhen a friend of Clementis, whois an attorney, asked them to takepart in the competition. This yearthe students had guidance from

Susan Oddo, an attorney and par-ent, who has participated withthe event before.

Under her guidance last yearwe won an honorable mentionand this year first place, Clemen-ti said. Years ago she helped an-other teacher with a second place

win.Beginning in Nov

students began mini the courts. The stuthen given the two thbrainstormed the diffthey could work onchose one.

Our case was c

Dilemma and dealt wronmental issue, CleStudents were cleacemetery site and werstop because a rare found on the propertyers felt they had the ri

No mocking this creIndian Mills fifth and sixth graders take top mock tria

please see MO

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Volpa talksabout sustainability

As part of Barnes and NoblesEducator Appreciation Week,John Volpa, a sixth grade scienceteacher at Indian Mills MemorialSchool was the featured speakerat the Marlton store.

Mr. Volpas talk was entitledThe Sustainability Movementand Local Communities. He fo-cused on the growing worldwidesustainability movement and itsapplication within New Jerseyand the region. Mr. Volpa recentlyled a movement in Shamong toenlist students and communitymembers in an effort to providethe community with a network oftrails and recreational develop-ments to enhance, yet sustain thepristine beauty of the Pinelands.

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the students to continue clean upwhile environmentalists wantedthe snakes to not be disturbed.

Students worked together insmall groups and had a set ofrules that they had to follow.

They had to write the facts,the issue, sub issues, the law and

the witness statements two forprosecution and two for defense.

Weekly the students kept get-ting in small groups and work-ing on one section, Clementi

said. The students kept writingin those small groups until it allcame together and made sense.It took a lot of collaboration be-tween all of the groups. The stu-dents used our district moduleand email to correspond backand forth on the project whenthey werent in class.

The process is fun and educa-tional, Clementi said. Thisyear we used our Still Cemeteryproject and created a fictional

mock trial about it. So the Mocktrial went right along with ourShamong history learning. NJCore Curriculum Standards arecovered and better yet; it is an-

other example of learning for students

Winning now enttrip to The Law CenBrunswick where thwill perform the trialsaid. This means thbe rewriting the worplay. Students will troles and perform thecourtroom with a reasiding. Audience pbecome the jurors. I

derful learning expedents will be preseplaques and the distrtoo.

EDITORIAL

James, who married twice, hisfirst wife and young child died,lived and practiced his medicinein Medford on what is nowChurch Road. A historical mark-er and the home he lived andpracticed in are still on site andare being turned into a museum.

Mrs. Alspach, a teacher at In-dian Mills School, and I havecombined our classes to spear-head the project, Clementi said.

The students are performing astory-telling to the third- andfourth-grade students of IndianMills School to teach them aboutDr. Still. The Shamong Founda-tion for Excellence in Educationapproved a grant we wrote, andwe now have two I-Pads, so stu-dents were and are able to recordeach step of the project on site.

Still and his family, includinghis parents, first wife and childare buried off of Stokes Road, anarea near Rutland Court. Thereis also an Indian named IndianJoe buried there, Clementi said.These people will be recognizedon the grave stone. However,

there are other rumopeople buried there horse thief, but these not be verified at this

A date has not beenthe dedication, but assod is laid the grave mbe ready to go upValenzano is providinmarker and membersfamily are still veryvolved in the process.

There are many members in the areasaid. Mr. William New York who is in has been helping us adecisions about the si


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eriously. People are talking about running for president?

In April? 2011? We have to start this now? We cant get

more Charlie Sheen/lost snake coverage for at least a fewmore weeks? Just about anything is better than listening to

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Politicians and other POTUS

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What are we going to be subjected to for the next eight or so

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Black Doctor of the PinSTILL

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