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Pratta, Fred Frank was born on April 27, 1948 in Woodbury, New Jersey, United States. Son of Fred Frank and Emma Rita Pratta.
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Fred Frank Pratta
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Fred Frank Pratta, American Elementary education educator. Certified principal and supervisor of instruction. Recipient Midlantic Sportsmanship trophy Midlantic Bank Corporation, Camden, 1988; named Baseball Coach of Year, South Jersey Baseball Coaches Association, 1988, Baseball Coach of Junior, Philadelphia Inquirer, 1988, Baseball Coach of Year, Camden County Hot Stovers, 1988. Member Phi Delta Kappa.
Education
Bachelor of Business Administration, Philadelphia College Textiles and Science, 1970; social studies certified, Rowan College New Jersey, 1977; M Ednl. Administration, Rowan College New Jersey, 1995.
Career
Teacher grade 8, St. James Regional Grammar School, Penns Grove, New Jersey, 1974-1976; director athletics, teacher, baseball coach, St. James H.S., Carney's Point, New Jersey, 1976-1991; director athletics, Salem (New Jersey) H.S., 1991-1992; history teacher, Delsea Regional School District, Franklinville, New Jersey, 1992-1993; middle school teacher science, Alloway (New Jersey) Township School, since 1994. Professional scout Chicago (Illinois) White Sox, 1988-1992.
Achievements
Membership
Member Phi Delta Kappa.
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Connections
Married Patricia Lynn Marshall, August 16, 1969. Children: Laura Lynn Pratta Roncone, Alison.
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Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Midlantic Sportsmanship trophy Midlantic Bank Corporation, Camden, 1988. Named Baseball Coach of Year, South Jersey Baseball Coaches Association, 1988, Baseball Coach of Junior, Philadelphia Inquirer, 1988, Baseball Coach of Year, Camden County Hot Stovers, 1988.Recipient Midlantic Sportsmanship trophy Midlantic Bank Corporation, Camden, 1988. Named Baseball Coach of Year, South Jersey Baseball Coaches Association, 1988, Baseball Coach of Junior, Philadelphia Inquirer, 1988, Baseball Coach of Year, Camden County Hot Stovers, 1988.