Dear Parents and Guardians,
We are thrilled to introduce our Summer Pilot Camp Program, designed to provide engaging and enriching experiences for students throughout the month of July. Led by our very own dedicated teachers, these camps will take place on Tuesdays through Thursdays in the mornings at Indian Mills Elementary School, ensuring a safe and familiar environment for learning and exploration.
Space is limited, with only 10-15 students per session, so we encourage families to register quickly to secure a spot for their child. To make the registration process seamless, we have created a dedicated email to assist families with any questions or concerns—please don’t hesitate to reach out for support!
This is a wonderful chance for students to stay engaged, explore new activities, and build lasting memories with their peers. We can’t wait to see the excitement and growth that will come from this program!
Register now and let’s make this summer one to remember! We look forward to welcoming your child to this exciting summer experience! For registration support, contact: camps@shamongschools.org
Best regards,
Mrs. Fermin-Cannon
Superintendent
Stay informed using our different platforms.
- Access the parent portal and update emergency contacts
- Download the district app (Google Play Store) / (Apple App Store)
- If you are not receiving text messages and emails, please contact your school's main office.
Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns.
Transportation Clerk
Ashley Watson awatson@shamongschools.org 1-(609)-268-0316 ext. 1977
After hours (3:30pm-4:15pm)
Rebecca Tomajer rtomajer@shamongschools.org 1-(609)-268-0316 ext. 1008
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Long-Term and Daily Substitute Teachers
Substitute Custodians
Continue speaking with your children about safety and situational awareness. Below are some tips to help when discuss "If You See Something... Say Something."
- Explain the concept using age-appropriate language
- Assure them it's ok to share their concerns
- Remind them to report their concerns to any adult at school
- Role-play scenarios
- Emphasize that their safety is the top priority
