History is all around us. For the children of the Little Lights Child Care and Preschool at Ordinary, all it took was a trip across Route 17, where they were able to take part in an archaeological dig at Woodville School, Gloucester County’s only remaining Rosenwald school. The children participated in a weeklong archaeology camp taught by the Fairfield Foundation. Last Thursday, they boarded the bus to cross Route 17, where they put what they learned into practice, conducting a dig at the former school in search of items of historic significance. Here, students Connor Stricker, Carter Blankenship, Layla Santellanes and Charleigh Riley, along with Little Lights employee Pam Brown, from left, sift through dirt from a shovel test. “With only six shovel tests, the chances for something remarkable were fairly slim. We did find a button, which was likely worn by one of the students, but the most encouraging evidence was that the site has integrity. Put simply, there is much more...