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INSIDE THIS ISSUEBack to schoolSuperintendent looksto new year. PAGE 6

NICK COHEN/The SunWith opening night just a little more than two weeks away, the Seneca Golden Eagles took to the practice field all last week. The teamwill scrimmage against Holy Cross and Cinnaminson before opening the season at home on Sept. 12 against Paul VI High School.

Golden Eagles ready to take flightDefythe Issueexpands

By MIKE MONOSTRAThe Sun

The 2013-14 school year saw theLenape Regional High School Dis-trict put a major focus on vio-lence and substance abuse pre-vention as well as focus on char-acter building.

With the new school year justaround the corner, the districthopes to expand its programseven further.

Chris Heilig, director of pro-grams and planning for the dis-trict, said each of the four highschools is going to build off lastyear's Defy the Issue programs

and continue promoting an anti-substance abuse message withinits own communities.

Last year, Defy the Issue wasabout education. The districtbrought in Chris Herren, a for-mer NBA player and heroin ad-dict, to talk to the students aboutthe dangers of substance abuse.

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Burlington County FreeholderDirector Bruce Garganio report-ed the countys conversion to sin-gle stream recycling is movingforward, and with the officialstart-up of the program just aweek away, residents still havetime to order an extra containerin which to store their recy-clables.

Starting Sept. 1, residents willbe able to toss all their cans, bot-tles, newspapers and cardboard,into one container, Garganiosaid.

These are dates that residentsneed to circle on the calendar, he

continued. We know from phonecalls and emails that many resi-dents are anxious to see singlestream get underway and, at thesame time others have contactedus, asking if they can still requestan additional recycling cart.

Garganio said that renovationsto ready the Robert C. Shinn Re-cycling Center in Westampton forthe single stream system are com-

plete. Installation of this new sys-tem is being provided by generalcontractor Dandrea Constructionof Berlin, which was awarded a$13.7 million contract.

Dandreas contract also coversthe demolition and removal of ex-isting equipment, as well as thefabrication and delivery of thenew equipment by CP Manufac-turing of California. Installationwork recently began, and is ex-pected to continue through theend of the year. But that wontdisrupt the plan to begin collect-ing recyclables single streamcome Sept. 1.

Last year, freeholders initiatedan aggressive outreach program,asking residents to decide if theywould need an additional cart,giving them a choice of three dif-ferent sizes and also providing ad-vice on how to decide if theyneeded another cart.

Residents in 32 municipalitiesrequested more than 24,000 addi-tional carts or roughly 20 percent

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Welcome to the 2014-2015 school year!The Tabernacle School District staff mem-bers are extremely excited for the return of our students. Your children, our students,are the reason we work so hard to preparefor the opening of school. We see your chil-dren off at the end of each school year asthey look forward to their next grade level,their transition from Tabernacle Elemen-tary to the Kenneth R. Olson MiddleSchool, or even continuing onward toSeneca High School. However, seeing theirreturn each September is so exciting. Allof our hard work in preparing to maketheir first day a great start to a new schoolyear is priceless! Like us, hopefully youhave recharged your batteries, sharpened

your pencils and re-supplied your chil-dren with whatthey will need tostart the newschool year. Sum-mer is a wonderfultime, but like you,we are all ready tomove into the startof a new schoolyear.

Summer seemedshorter than usualto us this yearthan previousyears, probably be-

cause it was! School ended late last year onThursday, June 26 due to one of the worstwinters in recorded history. As a result,parents and students should pay attentionto the districts new calendar for the 2014-2015 school year, which will utilize schoolholidays and spring recess in the event theschool needs to make up days missed dueto inclement weather. The school calendarfor this school year will allow the schoolyear to end in a reasonable time. Neverthe-less, the staff and administration havemade excellent use of the time available tothem this summer to prepare the schoolsfor students on opening day, Wednesday,

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One more week. Thats all thatwe have left of summer. Tech-nically, there are about four

weeks left, but in the lives of us NewJersey residents, next Wednesday when most schools go back in sessionfor the 2014-2015 year marks the end

to our summer.No more beach. No more pool. No

more fun OK, maybe thats a bit dra-matic.

But its not all doom and gloom withsummer gone. In fact, theres plenty tobe excited about, and weve been hardat work covering this excitement al-ready.

Our senior associate editor, NickCohen, loves this time of year. Thatsbecause the end of August means thestart of one of his passions coveringsports. Nick has been on the summersports camp trail for a week or so now,and he will continue to be out andabout on local fields as our high school

teams continue to prepare for the up-coming season.

Soon, youll see some of the photosNick and our other editors have takenat these camps. Soon, youll begin read-ing more about the teams, players andcoaches who are involved in the gamesthey love. And soon, in two weeks to be

exact, youll be receiving The Sunsregular High School Fall Sports Pre-view guide.

Our fall sports preview special sec-tion is a stand-alone piece previewingeach high school fall sport, with fullschedules for the entire season and fea-ture stories as well.

Nick is reaching out to every highschool coach and athletic director forthe fall season for the section. Butwere calling on parents, coaches andeven players to participate as well.

Sports will be a major focus of up-coming issues of The Sun, as youll

soon see. And not just high school var-sity sports. We want to cover the JVand freshmen teams, as well as all thecommunity sports teams.

But we cant do it all by ourselves.We need the help of the extended com-munity.

Have a story idea, a score, a picture?Send it over.

If we cant send an editor out to do afull-length story and photoshoot, wellmake sure your team, sport, league orclub is still covered.

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This year, Heilig said the stu-dents will continue to be proac-tive in this respect. Each schoolwill continue to participate inProject Purple, where they takean oath to not use drugs and alco-hol.

There are also programs wherestudents are teaching theiryounger peers about substanceabuse. The Seneca Drug Squad is

a group of students who havetaught younger students in localcommunities a similar lessonthey have learned from Herrenand Defy the Issue programs.

All of these students are spe-cially trained to convey that samemessage, Heilig said.

Moving forward, the district islooking to expand a number of school-specific programs, such asthe Green Dot program at

Shawnee High School. Green Dotis a nationwide organization ded-icated to promoting non-violencethrough local communities.

Shawnee collaborates withContact of Burlington County forthe program, Heilig said.

Shawnee is continuing to par-ticipate in Green Dot in 2014-15.Heilig said the district might lookat expanding it to the other threehigh schools sometime in the fu-ture.

The district's proactive ap-proach has paid off in a numberof accolades. At last weeks boardof education meeting, Heilig an-nounced the Anti-Defamation

League has given all four highschools a No Place for Hate desig-nation for the second consecutiveyear, which he said is indicativeof how much the district focuseson character and communitybuilding, especially from the per-spective of the Anti-DefamationLeague.

This is just part of what con-tributes to the culture of theschools, Heilig said. It really

works well with our other sys-temic initiatives.

The district hopes to continueexpanding its Senior Day of Serv-ice projects this year. Last year,seniors participated in projects at90 different sites throughoutSouth Jersey.

The projects were not just lim-ited to Lenape, Cherokee,Shawnee and Seneca. The Se-quoia Alternative Program alsoparticipated in a variety of activi-ties last year, including work atthe Dr. James Still House in Med-ford and the Animal AdoptionCenter in Lindenwold.

Matt Webb, the director for the

Sequoia Alternative Program,said the feeling of communityand service has greatly helped thestudents participating in the pro-gram.

While there are no plans for thedistrict to bring in a speaker suchas Herren this year, Heilig be-lieves the students are ready totake many of the messages theylearned last year and furtherapply them this year.

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During the summer, schoolstaff participated in a number of professional development oppor-tunities. Elementary teachers ingrades three through five madeupgrades to the districts lan-guage arts curriculum. In addi-

tion, key staff and all administra-tors were trained in CPR and inthe use of Automatic ExternalDefibrillators as part of the newJanets Law requirements forSeptember. New Jerseys JanetsLaw requires all schools to in-

crease the number of onsiteAEDs as well as to train staff intheir use in the event of an emer-gency. Our school nurses, EileenLatini and Barbara Wisniewski,were instrumental in putting anAED emergency plan in place toensure our schools meet the re-quirements of this law. Further-more, office staff and administra-tors received training in softwareupgrades for improving efficien-cy in school operations as well asin the use of a new communityglobal communication systemcalled School Messenger. SchoolMessenger will allow the school

to broadcast emergency informa-tion, school closings, as well asschool updates to parents in amore efficient manner. The sys-tem interfaces with the districtsphone system, Facebook page,email system, student and parentdatabases and the school website.We are looking forward to en-hancing our ability to communi-cate with our parents and com-munity more often, effectivelyand efficiently. Administratorsoversaw the review and revisionof curriculum, facilitated suchupgrades as replacing cabling inboth schools to improve the dis-tricts technology network andlay the groundwork for futurephone system and security up-grades, installed Smartboardtechnology in 16 classrooms, andrestored and repaired school fa-cilities and the districts fleet of buses.

Tabernacle School District,like any organization, experi-ences changes that warrant thehiring of new personnel. Thisyear was no different. In order forthe schools to be ready for stu-dents, the district hired two busdrivers, two educational special-

ists for the autistic in NicoleLangton and Christian Chapman,two special education teachers,Brianna McCarthy, sixth gradeand Meghan Valente, preschool, amusic teacher, John Reem, a facil-ities and transportation manager,Robert Hogan, and a director of curriculum and instruction,Christine Skinner. Every yearwe need to reassess our staffingneeds to meet the needs of stu-dents and support educationalprogramming. Like in the past,this year we are extremely im-pressed with the level of highlyqualified staff continuing with us

as well as the new staff joiningour schools.Some of the exciting initiatives

we will continue to pursue thisschool year, on behalf of yourchildren, include the updating of the districts language arts litera-cy curriculum, the use of thenewly adopted district bench-mark assessment tool known asthe Measures of AcademicProgress for measuring studentacademic growth and program ef-fectiveness, the integration of technology into all our class-rooms for students and teachers,the iSTEM or integrated ScienceTechnology Engineering andMathematics program at the mid-dle school, as well as the develop-ment of effective academic inter-ventions for students strugglingto meet their learning goals.

Tabernacle Schools continue tostrive to provide a quality educa-tion that addresses the needs of the whole child, while at the sametime providing your child withthe groundwork for future suc-cess. I want to welcome you all toa new school year, and look for-ward to seeing you at Back toSchool Night!

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Single stream also means fewertrucks and smaller crews will beneeded for collection, generatingsignificant manpower and fuel

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plant for more individuals withdisabilities. Garganio said thatthe county anticipates recaptur-ing the costs of the facility modi-fications and new equipment in12 years.

With the existing equipmentapproaching an age of 20 years,and expected to be in need of re-placement soon, the timing forthis conversion is right, he said.Not only that, we take somepride in noting that this entireproject involves American-madeproducts.

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This summer, BurlingtonCounty launched a redesignedand enhanced website that signif-

icantly improves resident engage-ment and transparency.

We have redesigned the coun-tys website to encourage residentinteraction, increase government

transparency and to better in-form our residents about all thatthe county has to offer, said Free-

holder Director Bruce Garganio.The new Burlington County

website includes the followingsite enhancements:

Resident engagement:

Users can access updated infor-mation about services and countyfunctions and register for updat-

ed information on the site, re-ceive RSS feeds, share with socialmedia, sign up for news and cal-endar alerts and get notifications.

Mobile app: The website isnow optimized for smartphonesand tablets.

Increased transparency:More documents are online withincreased visibility and are easilylocated.

Alert system: Now resi-dents can be alerted to importantmessages and information easilyby signing up for alerts and by ared alert beacon on the top of thewebpage.

Improved structure andnavigation: More spacious andcolorful layout that includes anintuitive navigation with stan-dardized menu structures.

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Since its unveiling in Januaryof this year, the Workforce Devel-opment Initiative has been a toppriority of this freeholder boardand for me, Garganio said.Through my professional experi-ence as a union carpenter, I haveseen firsthand the importance of matching job training and educa-tion to the specific and ever-evolving needs of our local busi-nesses. The purpose of this initia-tive is to do just that andto do it in a coordinated

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856-240-8109

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Ocean City New Jerseys #1 Real Estate Team!

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This sophisticated single familylagoon front home is located in asecluded natural setting known asEgret Cove, providing tranquility andprivacy for those searching for aphenomenal location. This homefeatures expansive water views, lushlandscaping, mahogany finisheddecks and bulkhead, 2 boat slips,pool, Maple/Teak interior floors,Viking and Sub-Zero appliances,granite tops with center island,professional decorated and beingoffered fully furnished. This hometruly leaves nothing to be desired...$2,549,000

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(60 9) 268-9200Lic.# 13VH01716900

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Are you a parent feelingoverwhelmed trying to get your childs

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We empower parents to speak out for their chil-drens educational opportunities and potential.

OUR SERVICES: We can advocate with children, adolescents and their

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We can make the IEP/504 process, procedures andregulations easier and more understandable.

We can help facilitate an agreement that has individual-ized goals,accommodations,appropriate placement,andrelated services matching your childs special needs andsupporting their potential.

HELP IS AVAILABLE BY CONTACTING: Ellen G. Topiel, M.A.,Ph: 609- 410- 2674

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Shining a light on the road map of Special Education Planning

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*S60 Stk#15-6031T, VIN#yv126mfb5f2301328, MSRP $37,320, 5cyl turbo, pb, ps, ac, auto.Total due at inception $2794.00 includes $999.00 cash or trade +$0.00 security +$0.00 1stmo payment +$795.00 bank fee, Total lease payments $6,417.00, Option to purchase atlease end, $25,377.60, Based on 24 mo. closed end lease, 10,000 mi/yr excess mi $0.25

thereafter, offers cannot be combined. Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer ex-cept lic. taxes, reg & doc fees. added options additional. Not responsible for errors oromissions, photos are for illustrative purposes only, Cherry Hill Volvo reserves the right toamend or revoke any program without notice. Prior sales excluded, All Offers Expires andcustomer must take delivery by 08/31/2014

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