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Kids Earn Cop As Shopping Partner Under Heroes and Helpers Program
These kids have been involved in many different types of school and community activities-
Each honoree was given a Target gift card, and their own personal police officer to accompany them through the store on their shopping spree. The program was funded by a partnership between Target of South Brunswick, the South Brunswick School District Administrators, and the two South Brunswick Police Department unions, PBA and FOP.
Here are the ten students that were recognized and the schools that nominated them;
South Brunswick High School - Michaela Sanders
Crossroads South Middle - Jean Carlos Martinez Peralta
Crossroads North Middle - Michael DeToro
Brunswick Acres Elementary - Jailene Vasquez
Greenbrook Elementary - Adwoa Ansong
Cambridge Elementary - Charlie Barahona
Constable Elementary - Emma Valentine
Monmouth Junction Elementary - Carter Williams
Indian Fields Elementary - Meadow Castellano
Brooks Crossing Elementary - Emmanuella Koroma
Kids Earn Cop As Shopping Partner Under Heroes and Helpers Program 
Heroes and Helpers 2017
The fourth annual Heroes and Helpers event was held Wednesday at Target on Route 1 in South Brunswick. The event recognizes some truly exceptional kids with a special day to honor their accomplishments. These ten recipients were each selected by their individual school for their outstanding work and character.These kids have been involved in many different types of school and community activities-
- Promoting Autism awareness and helping autistic kids in the classroom and on the playground
- Being involved in the PEER Leadership program
- Being involved in promoting the Day-By-Day Hope Foundation
- Helping physically disabled students participate in physical activities
- Starting the “They Wish You Knew” initiative to get kids more comfortable interacting with others, and creating a more caring school environment
- Helping kindergarteners learn to read and volunteering to tutor other students
- Assisting in socializing new students when they transfer to South Brunswick schools and reaching out to shy students in school and on the playground
- Raising money and collecting food for the homeless
- Collecting donated clothing for the disadvantaged
- Working with other students through FLY – Finding the Leader in You
- Taking care of their fellow students, staff members, and school buildings
Each honoree was given a Target gift card, and their own personal police officer to accompany them through the store on their shopping spree. The program was funded by a partnership between Target of South Brunswick, the South Brunswick School District Administrators, and the two South Brunswick Police Department unions, PBA and FOP.
Here are the ten students that were recognized and the schools that nominated them;
South Brunswick High School - Michaela Sanders
Crossroads South Middle - Jean Carlos Martinez Peralta
Crossroads North Middle - Michael DeToro
Brunswick Acres Elementary - Jailene Vasquez
Greenbrook Elementary - Adwoa Ansong
Cambridge Elementary - Charlie Barahona
Constable Elementary - Emma Valentine
Monmouth Junction Elementary - Carter Williams
Indian Fields Elementary - Meadow Castellano
Brooks Crossing Elementary - Emmanuella Koroma
Address/Location
South Brunswick Twp Police Department
540 Ridge Rd
South Brunswick Township, NJ 08852
Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 732-329-4646
