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The Committee for the Advancement of Arboriculture (CAA) is a non-profit organization established in 1990 in Jackson, NJ. Their mission is to promote excellence in the field of arboriculture through educational seminars and skills training programs, benefiting the tree care industry, the environment, and the general public. The CAA partners with major tree organizations in New Jersey and offers a wide range of training events, including wilderness first aid, environmental hazards awareness for tree workers, and various arboriculture courses. They also provide on-site and video training options for licensed tree experts and tree care operators, ensuring continued education and professional development in the industry.Generated from the website

The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States is a congressionally chartered, nonpartisan war veterans organization. It is one of the largest organizations of combat veterans in the United States. The organization has more than 2 million members. The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States offers compensation, pension, health care, life insurance, and vocational rehabilitation and employment services to its members. The organization also provides education and home loan options. It offers outstanding scholarship programs for students to encourage greater personal achievement. The organization administers several activities that include the public observances of special holidays, promotion of patriotic programs for adults and children, and cooperation with civic organizations, schools, colleges and universities. Its Veterans of Foreign Wars National Home works to provide normal, healthy and refined family environment for children. The organization serves the residents of over 85 counties in Minnesota.

Carl W Goetz Middle School is affiliated with the Jackson School District, and is located in Jackson, N.J. It offers academic courses in English, mathematics, science and social studies. It also offers technical education and foreign languages to the students. The school has a library media center, auditoriums and computer center. It also has departments of arts, health, health education and special education. It offers family sciences, literacy, enrichment and music classes. The food services department offers school lunch program includes the five components mandated by the State Bureau of Child Nutrition and follows the New Jersey Model School Nutrition policy. Its fall sports include soccer, football, tennis, hockey, cross country and fall cheerleading. The school has clubs, such as yearbook, graphic novel, computer and bigs and littles.