Keith and Joyce (Wilkofsky) Criss ’74 ’75 of Milford, NJ, are the proud grandparents of Adrianna, age 3, and Juliet, age 1. Two days before the BP oil well accident, Chad was on the rig that exploded.
Randy Addignton ’67 of Gate City, VA, writes that his oldest son, Chad, is an underwater EMT working in the Gulf of Mexico. and Pat (Kiracofe) Thompson ’63 ’64 of Cape May, NJ, have celebrated their 46 th wedding anniversary. He is chairman of the Finance Committee, using the lessons in business he learned at Tusculum. The term of his current service ends in 2011. Paul writes that he and Edna “are still kicking, but not as high.” Paul is serving as a city commissioner, a position he has held for many years. Paul and Edna (Griess) Cordova ’50 ’49 of Morehead City, NC, invite their fellow alumni to visit the North Carolina coast. Don't be fooled, as a parent you need to pay attention to what goes on and you will see for yourself.Harriette Austin “Pet” Clarke ’42 writes that she is still living in Athens, GA, and would love to hear from her Tusculum classmates. There are other issues also which I will not get into on this forum but trust me when I tell you this school is NOT what it used to be, and definitely NOT a 5-star school anymore. THESE TEACHERS ARE AGING AND ARE NOT AS ATTENTATIVE AS IN YEARS PAST. The parent comment above mine is absolutely spot-on. It wasn't until I confronted the situation head-on was I told they had ""no idea"" these things were happening. I have had NUMEROUS issues with goings on in the class, wrong papers coming home, my child being mistaken for ANOTHER child for the first 3 weeks in school, and the list goes on and on. My middle child has had a positive experience overall, but I certainly wouldn't consider it wonderful, and now I'm beginning to worry about my daughter, who is now just starting out in Kindergarten. My oldest had a wonderful experience, never any problems.
"All 3 of my children attend, and had attended, Holland Township School.
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