Page 4 THE VILLADOM TIMES III • May 8, 2013 Waldwick Amy Baskin, an English teacher at Waldwick High School for the past 16 years, was promoted last week to become the K-12 Supervisor of Language Arts, World Languages and District Testing Programs. A committee composed of teachers, a supervisor and administrators recommended her selection. She will replace Elizabeth Getlik, who is retiring. “I believe she will be a great asset to the language arts and world languages programs,” said Superintendent of Schools Dr. Patricia Raupers, pointing out that Baskin had Baskin to lead K-12 language & testing programs had an active role in the district testing initiative. Baskin said she looks forward to assuring the success of all the students as they move through the district, and also to preparing the new testing standards. “I have been teaching for 20 years, and over time I have (continued on page 14) Handy Scouts! Cub Scouts from Mahwah Pack 197 recently took a field trip to Waldwick Auto to complete their handyman requirements. The boys toured the garage, which is located on East Prospect Street in Waldwick, and got a few hands-on lessons. The cubs are pictured above and at left (with Chuck Wanamaker Jr).