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POINT PLEASANT BEACH - A Newark man admitted in court on Thursday that he stabbed two people on Jenkinson s beach last Labor Day after a fight escalated, authorities said.
Juwan Roman, 18, pleaded guilty to two counts of aggravated assault and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose before Superior Court Judge Wendel E. Daniels, according to a news release from Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer.
Roman was charged immediately following the Sept. 7 stabbings, but his name was not previously made public because he was a juvenile at the time.
Earlier this week, Roman agreed to be charged as an adult and the case was moved from Family Court where juvenile cases are typically handled to adult criminal court, Billhimer said.
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HAMMONDSVILLE Edison Local Schools are moving forward in its plan to review chronic absenteeism and post-secondary pursuits.
Superintendent Bill Beattie said a panel of district and high school administrators, career readiness and truancy officials recently met to discuss the next level in its initiative through Harvard University which uses the Proving Ground model of evidence-based improvement to address chronic absenteeism, career readiness and college enrollment.
Edison is among 50 rural schools in Ohio and New York that are part of the National Center for Rural Education Research Networks, an initiative of the Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard, and the study is funded by the Institute of Education Sciences at the U.S. Department of Education.
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HAMMONDSVILLE The Edison Local School District is looking to reduce chronic absenteeism and is seeing some positive results with the addition of a new truancy officer.
School board members approved the hiring of Anthony Pierro during the Feb. 25 regular meeting, but his contract is retroactive to Feb. 1. Superintendent Bill Beattie said Pierro’s presence already has yielded improvements among student attendance and leaders want to maintain the momentum.
“We’ve been monitoring our chronic absenteeism since the beginning of October and there’s so much responsibility on the principals, guidance counselors and SRO’s, so the board made a commitment to hire someone to handle absenteeism in the district,” Beattie said.
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