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Sports Illustrated spotlights Senecas Schulte

Girls lacrosse midfielder selected as Sports Illustrateds High School Athlete of the Month for May
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
It is not every day that someone from a small town such as
Tabernacle gets recognized by a
multi-billion-dollar global magazine that is read by 23 million people each week.
This may be why Seneca senior
midfielder
Madison
Schulte
thought her mom was pulling a
fast one on her during her senior
trip when she broke the news that
she was selected to be Sports Illustrateds High School Athlete of
the Month.
Honestly, when my mom
texted me, I totally thought she
was messing with me, Schulte
said. It was crazy. I did not expect anything like that.
Sports Illustrated got wind of
Schultes story early in the season, and she was put in the running with numerous high school
athletes across the country to win
this award.
SI representatives came to
Seneca for two days to conduct interviews with people close to
Schulte and get some footage of
her playing and coaching.
Schultes passion for the game
cannot be satisfied by the countless hours that go into playing a
high school sport; she also coaches a U11 girls team on the side.
While Schulte and her parents

SKIP HARRIS/Special to The Sun

Midfielder Madison Schulte won the Sports Illustrated Player of the Month for May after returning to the
team for her senior year. She led the varsity team in scoring her freshman year and then abruptly decided to part ways with the game that shed been playing since the third grade.
had a bit of natural nerves going
into the interview with SI, the little girls had no problem grabbing
the microphone.
All of the girls were so excited.
They lined up after practice ask-

ing if they could all talk, Schulte

said.
As for the high school team,
they tried to keep the atmosphere
very stern to make sure they
came off as a group that was fo-

cused on nothing but winning

games. Its a task that can be
tricky at times for a silly group
that likes to keep it light at practice and focus on having as much
fun as they can.

My coach and I were cracking

up, we didnt know what to do,
Schulte said. We did have a really good practice, though. Maybe
we should wear microphones
more often!
Youll never catch anyone getting down on a teammate with
this team, even when they have a
bad game. Its constant positivity
from every direction, and it
seems to be working.
After being awarded a threeseed in the playoff bracket due to
the success it had in the regular
season, the team is now cruising
and is only two victories away
from being crowned Group 3
champions.
Its been so much fun. Thats
really the only word I can use to
describe it, Schulte said.
However, it has not always
been fun for Schulte.
After exploding onto the scene
her freshman year, earning a spot
on varsity and leading the team
in scoring, she was getting serious attention from a number of
big-time college programs.
Having her early teenage years
being dominated by visiting campuses and letters from college
coaches overwhelmed her. She
was being recruited, and she didnt even know if she wanted to be
recruited.
please see SCHULTE, page 14

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Elementary school to begin at 8:45 a.m., middle school at 7:45 a.m.
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
Tabernacle Elementary School
students will be pleased to hear

they will be able to stay in bed for

an extra 15 minutes each morning after the Board of Educations
most recent resolution was
passed to change the start times
for both schools in the district.
The elementary school will
now begin at 8:45 a.m. and close at
3:15 p.m., while the middle school
day will start 15 minutes earlier
at 7:45 a.m. and end at 2:15 p.m.
Just like the high schools recent time changes, ours were implemented to capture the lost instructional time, Superintendent George Rafferty said. Were
looking to improve efficiency and
enhance our childrens education.
This idea has been in the works
for multiple years as the district
has been closely monitoring bus
pickup and drop-off times.
District transportation supervisor Rob Hogan has been at the

core of this proposal.

Nine of our 14 routes from the
middle school are longer than 30
minutes, so its not possible for
our drivers with our buses to get
the children to school on time,
and its not possible for them to
get back to the elementary school
to pick them up on time, Hogan
said at the previous board meeting.
Times needed to be changed at
both schools to allow safe time intervals between the middle and
elementary school bus routes.
This bus system of 15 drivers
transports 379 students daily to
and from OMS and 390 students
for TES.
The districts furthest bus
route is 29.5 miles roundtrip, and
it is one of the routes serviced
four times a day, twice for OMS
please see CHANGES, page 10

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Seneca takes on Shawnee

SEAN LAJOIE/The Sun

No. 24 Eliza Sweet fields a comebacker and tosses it to first base for
an out as Seneca loses a heartbreaker to its crosstown rivals on senior day by a score of 5-4 after jumping out to a 4-0 lead in the top of
the first inning.

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letter to the editor

Writer: Some Tabernacle parents
need to do their homework
There is a small but vocal group of Tabernacle residents, primarily some parents,
who are upset with the Tabernacle Board
of Education and the superintendent,
George Rafferty, for perceived inaction or
wrongful actions. They are so angry and
frustrated that they have taken to yelling
accusations in public meetings, and have
posted Fire George Rafferty signs
throughout town. Unfortunately, many of
these people seem to be so horribly uninformed of the issues they are so passionate
about that it would be laughable if it
werent so sad and dangerous.
In an effort to try to help educate the

public on some of the issues that they are

so misinformed of, one resident at the May
11 meeting asked the board to pose four
questions to their attorney who was present (historically their attorney has not
been at their public meetings). The questions were: 1) What are the website requirements, if any, under the Sunshine
Law for school boards, especially as it relates to posting of agendas prior to meetings?
2) Explain why the board is
unable/unwilling to discuss personnel
matters in public? 3) If a non-tenured
teacher is not offered a spot next year by
the superintendent, what is the process by
which that decision can be reviewed by the
board? 4) If a board were to break a contract with a superintendent, what are the

potential financial and legal ramifications

to the board and the district?
Unfortunately, the board president declined to ask the attorney these questions
at the time. If he had, quite a bit of the
public nonsense could have been stopped.
Instead, the uninformed public cheered on
the resident in question, thinking he was
trying to help their cause.
In brief, the answers to these four questions are as follows:
1) Unlike some other entities such as fire
districts, school boards arent required to
maintain a website at all, let alone are
there requirements for its content. People
claim on Facebook that the board is violatplease see LETTER, page 11

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WEDNESDAY MAY 27
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Membership available for $12 a
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children and their attending
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adults to meet new people in the
community. Questions, call the

church office at (609) 2680576.

THURSDAY MAY 28
Chess Club: Ages 7-16. 4 p.m. at
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Changes
aid bus
schedules
CHANGES
Continued from page 4
and twice for TES.
The busing computer program
the district uses puts the optimal
time for a bus completing that
trip at 39 minutes, beyond the old
half-hour difference in middle
and elementary school start
times.
This program also doesnt factor in specific variables such as
traffic, weather and children who
are a little sluggish in the morning and take a bit longer than expected to get to the bus stop.
When you add inclement
weather, half-day schedules as
well as early dismissals to the
equation, it is not possible for us
to maintain timely schedules
given our present bus routes,
Rafferty said.
A secondary driving force behind the lost instructional time
was the safety, given the time intervals between bus routes.
Drivers are very, very conscientious about getting the children
to school safely and on time,
Hogan said. There was a driver
upset because she was late due to
the dirt road she was driving on
being covered with ice and she
only had 30 minutes.
Despite mixed responses to the
change, the administration and
the board of education assured
parents they always aims to ensure the most educationally beneficial and safe learning environment for all students.
Whenever the school district
identifies areas for improvement
that will benefit students as well
as improve teaching and learning, the district will always take
action, Rafferty said.

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Continued from page 6
ing law by not publishing agendas early enough; in fact, the
board isnt required to publish
them at all.
2) New Jersey law prevents
boards from talking about personnel matters without taking certain steps first, including issuing
the employee a Rice notice first,
and offering the employee an opportunity to decide whether the
discussion should be public or
private. If the employee is not
properly noticed, the board is not
allowed to make any statements
whatsoever, no matter how much
they may or may not want to. So
when the public brings up employee/personnel matters, the
board has no choice but to remain
silent or face a lawsuit.
3) One of the louder issues of
late, the head of the special edu-

cation department, Mr. Tirico,

has not been asked to come back
next year.
The public has been quite vocal
on insisting that the board overturn Raffertys decision. However, the only vehicle the board has
at its disposal is to hold a Donaldson hearing, which Mr. Tirico has
to ask for. To my knowledge, he
has not yet done that. Therefore,
the boards hands are tied there
is nothing the board can do on
that until Mr. Tirico asks for the
Donaldson hearing. No amount of
yelling at the board will change
that.
4) As I stated, there are signs
around town to Fire George Rafferty. However, its not that simple. Rafferty is under contract
with the board. Assuming he has
not broken his end of the contract
and has not broken the law or
done anything else that actually
warrants termination, to fire Rafferty would be a breach of contract, putting the board and the

district at risk of severe financial

and legal ramifications. The public has been vocal against the
board having raised taxes just to
keep services at a constant level;
how would the same members of
the public feel if the board had to
cut services to defend against a
costly breach of contract suit
brought on by their own demands?
There are many other examples where this vocal minority
makes noise and general statements without specificity or
knowledge. It is obvious that
these people need to do their
homework and actually understand the implications of what
they are arguing for, and learn
where, when and why the board is
simply unable to take the desired
action. Most importantly, I challenge all Tabernacle residents,
come November, to ensure that
they elect people who are actually
knowledgeable on the issues.
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App receives more than 3,300

downloads in first week of release

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The school district began the
process in February 2014.
Focus groups consisting of parents, students and staff were put
together to help give the development team ideas on what to put in
the app.
The response from the student, teacher and parent focus
groups was enthusiastic and full
of great ideas, Donaldson said.
Donaldson said the district also
spoke with several app development companies and other school
districts that implemented simi-

lar apps. The district began developing the app in the summer of
2014 and has spent most of the
2014-15 school year perfecting it.
Recently, select members of the
school community got the chance
to test the app ahead of the release.
The district used the feedback
from beta testing to make further
adjustments.
Over recent months, a small
group of students, parents and
staff have been beta testing the
app in advance of the public release, Donaldson said.
Donaldson said the district has
received positive feedback from
the school community. In the first
week of its release, the app re-

ceived more than 3,300 downloads.

Donaldson said the app will
continue to develop over time,
and welcomed feedback and suggestions from the school community.
We anticipate that as staff,
students and parents become
more familiar with the app that
they will provide us with new and
innovative ways to make the already powerful app even better in
the future, he said.
The district has created a tutorial video and webpage to guide
users through the app. The video
and other information about the
app
can
be
found
at
www.lrhsd.org/App.

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SCHULTE
Continued from page 1
I felt like everything was happening too fast. I needed more
time to think about things, I just
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season this spring, Schulte gave
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tryouts.
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that Ive been around for so long
that Im not going to be seeing
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said.
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