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same, some areas are in need of improvement
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donated by district
family last year

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By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
The Lenape Regional High
School District is known for its
students accomplishing great
things academically and athletically. However, not many people
know of the great things the students are doing to give back to
their community.
Principals Tony Cattani of
Lenape High School and Matthew
Campbell of Shawnee High
School gave the LRHSD Board of
Education a presentation on all of
the amazing things students have
done with community service activities. Cattani said more than
$60,000 was donated last year by
students, staff and the community in a variety of ways.
There is a lot going on in our
schools that isnt shared in publications, and tonight wed like to
please see DISTRICT, page 9

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Seneca High School cheerleaders motivate the football team

with a spirited cheer during the Seneca vs. Moorestown game.
The Golden Eagles crushed the Quakers, 35-14.

Shamong Township Schools recently received results of the

Partnership for Assessment of
Readiness for College and Careers test, and they were presented at the Board of Education
meeting last week. The scores
saw mostly improvements or
scores that stayed the same, however, there were some areas in
need of improvement.
Were doing a lot with data,
not only with PARCC were trying to look at a lot of different
data to find out how we can best
help these kids, how can we make
our curriculum better and what
can we see with this data, Curriculum Coordinator Laura Hoffman said.
The PARCC assessment uses
five performance levels that delineate the knowledge, skills and
practices students are able to
demonstrate in math and English
language arts. The levels are 1:
did not meet expectations, 2: partially met expectations, 3: approaching expectations, 4: met expectations, and 5: exceeded expectations. District scores were broken down by grade level and num-

ber of students who received advanced, proficient or not passing

scores. Levels 1 through 3 are not
passing, level 4 is proficient and
level 5 is advanced.
The schools, rather than comparing grade to grade, looked at a
group of students from one year
to the next to see if there was improvement. Rather than comparing the current fourth grade to
last years fourth grade, the
schools are looking at the scores
from the current fourth grade
compared to itself from third
grade the year before.
We want to see how that group
did the next year. Are they showing growth? Hoffman said.
For math, significant improvements were seen in the current
third grade, sixth grade and
eighth grade and algebra students. Little or no improvement
was seen in the current fourthand seventh-grade students. Regression was seen in the current
fifth-grade students.
For English Language Arts,
significant improvements were
seen in the current third, fourth,
seventh and eighth grades. Little
or no improvement was seen in
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Shamong Township Schools is
looking into having a $5 million
bond referendum in March because most of the districts facilities are in need of being upgraded or renovated, officials said.
If passed as presented at the
Board of Educations meeting
last week, the average Shamong
homeowner, with a home valued
at $308,080, would pay an additional $142.91 per year in K-8
school taxes.
However, school officials emphasized that a large amount of
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Laura Archer said.
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$200,000 to maintain the facilities
that we have, and they are starting to fall short, Archer said.
Archer said now is the best
time to go out for bond, as the
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Tentative timeline puts public vote on March 14

TENTATIVE
Continued from page 3
upgrades for the IMMS; upgrades and replacements of the electrical mains on the
roof at Indian Mills School; and ATC upgrades to digital controls at both schools.
The parking lot and well pit upgrades are

the only two projects most likely not eligible for the 40 percent back.
The district is looking to go out for 15year bonds with a targeted interest rate of
3 percent.
A tentative timeline has the public vot
on the bond referendum on March 14. If approved, design and construction documents would be made beginning April to
November, and construction beginning in

the spring or summer of 2018.

If the projects come in under the
amount approved for the referendum, the
schools can either increase the scope of the
projects or can return that money to the
taxpayers, Archer said.
The Board of Education unanimously
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WEDNESDAY SEPT. 28

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Pinelands Young at Heart Seniors

Club: Noon at the Tabernacle
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Membership available for $12 a
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Open Prayer Gathering: 6:30 p.m.
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12Y Race to Cooperstown: 8 a.m. at
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Pokmon battle with other Pokmon trainers. Bring a Nintendo
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Crossroads Community Church:

Worship at 9:15 a.m. and lasts

approximately one hour. 445 Oakshade Road, Shamong.
Indian Mills United Methodist
Church: Worship at 8:30 and 11
a.m. Sunday School for all ages at
9:45 and 10:45 a.m. 89 Indian
Mills Road, Shamong.
Shawnee Baptist Church: Bible fel-

please see CALENDAR, page 10

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Cattani said.
Looking at the LRHSD mission
statement, to develop physically
and emotionally healthy students
who excel in an ever-changing
world, there are a number of
ways by which the district tries to
achieve that goal. At the BOE
meeting, the principals focused
on the part that says creating
partnerships with families and
community in a secure, challenging and energizing environment.
The schools gave back in many
ways, including food assistance,
awareness and support, donations for the holidays, community
clean ups, No Place for Hate initiatives and activities, honoring
veterans, clothing drives and activities for kids. Cattani said students, not the teachers or administration, are leading the charge.
For food assistance, students
have adopted a family, volunteered at soup kitchens and collected donations for food banks.
Campbell said students also help
families struggling inside of the
LRHSDs own buildings, especially during the holidays, to provide
food.
The students are passionate
about spreading awareness and
giving support for the prevention
of a variety of cancers, diseases
and conditions that affect their
community. They do walks,
games and other activities that
are not only fun, but also informative. Campbell said more than
$27,000 was raised last year for

cancer research through these activities. They also give back to

local organizations such as the
Ronald McDonald House and
Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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the world. Each LRHSD school
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with the organization. Students
help the children and families
have a good time through volunteering.
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more than 900 pints of blood last
year and, as each donation has
the potential to save three lives,
the LRHSD had the potential to
help 2,700 people, Campbell said.
The blood drives have received
recognition for the amount of
blood donated in the past.
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was raised to give families a
chance to have holiday cheer.

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by students and faculty.
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schools during the holiday season
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193,875 pounds of
clothing
through various drives.
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connections and be role models
for the younger elementary
school students of the sending
communities by doing a number
of safe, fun and educational activities with them.
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learning opportunities on how to
give back to the community. It
holds an annual job fair with
service opportunities and provide
students of the district a service
opportunities
webpage,
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Although we are a global corporation, our

aggressive expansion is getting the attention of
people in virtually every background. We are
involved with a multi-trillion/year deregulation in
telecommunications and now, in the deregulation of
energy! We work with numerous Fortune 100
companies. In Spring 2011, we were featured on
Prime Time Television based on what we've done.
We will teach you all of the aspects of our business!
Trainers, public speakers, coaches, sales
consultants
Work & teach in one on one situations, small
groups, large ballroom settings, and even on
stage in front of 20,000 people
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Set your own hours
Capitalize on three of the biggest industries in the
world: telecommunications, energy, banking
Work from home
Company rewards trips
Unlimited income potential: Compensation is
performance based including weekly bonuses
and monthly residual pay
Customize a plan that fits your desired income,
schedule, family life

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