The Villadom Times Weekly Newspaper Online

Page 10 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • February 24, 2010 Wyckoff Distinguished speaker series continues at Beth Rishon The Second Annual Food for Thought Distinguished Speaker Series, sponsored by the Fred Emert Memorial Adult Education Fund at Temple Beth Rishon, will continue March 14 at 9:45 a.m. Rabbi Chernick will discuss “Must I Love My Fellow Jews? Halakhah & Jewish Religious Pluralism.” Rabbi Chernick was a founder of the Teaneck Intra-Communal Dialogue and was chair or the Bergen County MuslimJewish Dialogue. The program cost, which includes a breakfast buffet, is $10 for temple members and $15 for non-members. RSVP to (201) 891-4466 by March 11. Temple Beth Rishon is located at 585 Russell Avenue in Wyckoff. The next speaker in the series will be Andrew SilowCarroll, editor-in-chief of the New Jersey Jewish News on May 2. For more information, visit www.bethrishon.org. Kindergarten registration is this week Kindergarten registration for the Wyckoff Public Schools will be held Tuesday, Feb. 23 for children with last names beginning with A through L, and Wednesday, Feb. 24 for children with last names beginning with M through Z. Registration will take place at the child’s neighborhood school. A child is eligible for kindergarten in September if he or she attains the age of ﬁve on or before Oct. 1, 2010. Original birth certiﬁcate, four proofs of residency, and immunization data (DPT, polio, varicella, Hepatitis B, and MMR, as documented by a physician) are required. For complete residency requirements and additional information on kindergarten registration, visit wyckoffps.org. It is requested that children not be present at registration. For details, contact the schools: Coolidge School, 420 Grandview Avenue, (201) 848-5710; Lincoln School, 325 Mason Avenue, (201) 848-5720; Sicomac School, 356 Sicomac Avenue, (201) 848-5730; or Washington School, 270 Woodland Avenue, (201) 848-5740. Ramapo was 10:1 and at Indian Hills it was 10.9:1 versus a state average of 11:1. At Ramapo, 96.2 percent of the faculty and administration had master’s degrees and 3.8 percent had Ph.D./Ed.D. degrees during the 2008-09. At Indian Hills, those percentages were 98 and 1.9 percent, respectively. The median salary for district administrators in the district is $123,762; for the faculty, it was $58,350. The average experience was 19 years for district administrators and eight years for district faculty. The corresponding averages in the state are $115,729 and 23 years of experience for administrators, and $63,188 and nine years for Rabbi Chernick Report cards (continued from page 4) two-year college, just under one percent went on to other colleges, and 1.8 percent chose to pursue employment. The student/administrator ratio at Ramapo was 132.6 to one while at Indian Hills it was 109.8 to one, versus the state average of 176.3. The student/faculty ratio at faculty members. The district’s total cost per pupil was $16,230 versus a state average of $13,710. The total per pupil cost, including tuition expenses, transportation, lease purchase interest, residential costs, judgments against the school district, equipment, facilities/acquisition costs, restricted expenses less nonpublic services, and adult schools, and students sent out of district, was $18,599 per pupil versus a state average of $16,197. A complete listing of all the statistics in the report cards for both schools in the district can be found at http://education.state.nj.us/rc. Stay on top of commercial building maintenance F O CUS on Franklin Lakes Businesses �� Building Exterior Consultants, L.L.C. “Rooﬁng and Waterprooﬁng Solutions”  Roof Surveys  Waterprooﬁng Surveys  Roof Evaluations  Moisture Surveys  Speciﬁcation Development  Project Management  Construction Management  Due Diligence Jose A. Godoy Senior Consultant Phone: 954-584-3308 Fax: 954-584-3309 Cell: 954-275-3631 E-Mail: jgodoy@buildingexteriorconsultants.com The Villadom TIMES is pleased to offer you the opportunity to showcase your business and staff in its annual special section, focusing on you... the merchants of Franklin Lakes. Let us compose a high performance “Pictorial”advertisement that will give your local consumers the opportunity to get to know you and the special way you conduct your business. Publication Date: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 Reservation Deadline: Wednesday, February 24 ce to your body and your suit season! Bring balan ust in time for bathing developed by Joseph Pilates, is a total body workr muscles without life. The Pilates method, It produces longer, leane while making you and women of any age. and ﬂexibility out for men s improves your posture from your weight room bulk. Pilate nged. With over 500 exercises to choose feel energized and challe and workouts are always fresh fully a new. Pilates Place is sessions equipped studio. Your er, will include work on Reform r r, Cadillac, Chair, Ladde Towe Barrel as well as mat work. will ction you The instru stands receive at Pilates Place ise apart from other exercthe of modalities in terms will personal attention you prees receive. Pilates requir therecise movement patterns, method fore it is essential the under direct superviis learned Tafuri settings Natalie Bray and Julie sion. In less supervised to less lead incorrect form can posno more effective workouts and are a solo client, or in a semi-private session of staff Julie Tafuri along with their be! sible injury. Whether you owners Natalie Bray and they can than three individuals, your workouts are the best to meet any will make sure of exceptional instructors rehensive, professional training designed Julie and Natalie offer comp . classes particular individual’s needs s Place will be offering spin-lates, Pilates mat g all Coming this summer, Pilate . Get your Pilates, cardio and strength trainin work) and Lottie Burke (barre rd to hear, NJ looks forwa under one roof. s Place of Franklin Lakes a week Established in 2003, Pilate appointment and we are open seven days by Market ing from you. Classes are hours. We are conveniently located in the ule a ng with daytime and eveni Please give us a call at (201) 891-5285 and sched Basket shopping center. today. complimentary session ce where PILATES PLACE, the plaing! change is happen J E MPL SA Actual Size: 5” wide x 6” high The Villadom TIMES is your community newspaper, delivered by US mail to every residence in the following Bergen County towns, with a total circulation of 56,300: Zone 1: Midland Park, Franklin Lakes, Wyckoff Zone 2: Ridgewood, Glen Rock Zone 3: Allendale, Ho-Ho-Kus, Waldwick, Saddle River, Upper Saddle River Zone 4: Ramsey, Mahwah Call Pat 201-652-0744 Call Pat today at The Villadom TIMES to place your advertisement in this special supplement. Be sure to reserve early to allow our staff to produce a section you will be proud to participate in. Web Site: www.buildingexteriorconsultants.com