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FEB. 410, 2015

BOE passes
new gender
policy

Snow day

School district adopts

policy to support
gender nonconforming,
transgendered students
By ZANE CLARK
The Sun

ZANE CLARK/The Sun

Although New Jersey was spared the worst of last weeks snow storm, enough snow still fell to leave Marlton with a healthy coating of
white. Pictured is the closed Cherokee High School on Jan. 20 as a snowplow works to clear the parking lot.

At the most recent Evesham

Township School District Board
of Education meeting, the board
adopted a policy regarding possible transgender and gender
nonconforming students in the
district.
According to the policy, the
BOE said the district would accept a students assertion of gender identity a students deeply
held sense or psychological
knowledge of their own gender
if and when that student chose to
assert a specific gender to the district, generally taking the student
at face value and accepting their
word for what gender they believe
they are.
In the case of students still too
young to advocate for themselves,
parents could then instead advocate for a students gender on
please see GARDEN, page 9

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

School budget
Public meetings scheduled
for 2015-2016 budget. PAGE 5

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Classified . . . . . . . . . . . . 1015
Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

2 THE MARLTON SUN FEB. 410, 2015

Grief support groups set

The Samaritan Center for Grief
Support, a member of the Samaritan Family of Services, has announced its February support
group schedule.
The following support groups
will be offered by the Samaritan
Center for Grief Support staff beginning in February:
Grieving the Love of Your
Life For those grieving the loss
of a spouse or partners.
Sessions start Monday, Feb. 2,
with eight sessions in total for a
cost of $40.
The first session will start at 2
p.m. and be located at Samaritan
Healthcare & Hospice Center for
Grief, 5 Eves Drive.
Just the Guys For me
grieving a loss.
Sessions start Tuesday, Feb. 3
with six sessions in total for a cost
of $30.
The first session will start at 6
p.m. and be located at Samaritan
Healthcare & Hospice Center for
Grief, 5 Eves Drive.
Sharing Suicides Sorrows

For friends and family grieving

a suicide death
Sessions start Thursday, Feb.
26, with six sessions in total for a
cost of $30.
The first session will start at 6
p.m. and be located at Samaritan
Healthcare & Hospice Center for
Grief, 5 Eves Drive.
The Grieving Heart For
adults grieving the loss of a family member of friend
Locations at Virtua Memorial
in Mt. Holly 175 Madison Ave,
Mt. Holly on Feb. 14 from 2-3:30
p.m. and Hammonton Library
451 South Egg Harbor Road, Hammonton on Feb. 21 from 10-11:30
a.m.
Samaritans grief
support
groups are open to anyone in the
community, but registration is required at (856) 596-8550. Other center services include grief counseling for adults and children,
and PTSD services for active military and veterans. To view a
schedule, visit: www. SamaritanHealthcareNJ.org.

FEB. 410, 2015 THE MARLTON SUN 3

Winners named
in Knights of Columbus
Free Throw Championship
DeAnnuntis, 13 year olds: Jacob
DeAnnuntis, 14 year olds: Jack
Olson.
Kateri Tekawitha, Council No.
12229 Girls 9 year olds: Bridget
Haney, 11 year olds: Mora
McHugh, 12 year olds: Elizabeth
LaRosa, 13 year olds: Katie Walsh,
14 Year olds: Jessica Clancy
Kateri Tekawitha, Council No.
12229 Boys 10 year olds: Joseph
Deiter, 11 year olds: Shane
Richards, 12 year olds: Shawn Jetter, 13 year olds: Nico Petrelli, 14
year olds: Ryan Keller
The above shooters will advance to the district level of the
Free Throw Championship. The
district level will be conducted on
Feb. 21 at 1 p.m. in St. Joan of Arc
Gym. The Knights wish to thank
all who made this activity a success.

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The Knights of Columbus, Father John P. Wessel, Council No.

6530 (St. Joan of Arc) and Kateri
Tekakwitha, Council No. 12229
(St. Isaac Jogues) hosted the
council level of the Free Throw
Championship in the St. Joans
gym on Saturday, Jan. 24. The
Knights were very happy with the
turnout. The winners of each age
group are as follows:
Father John O. Wessel, Council
No. 6530 Girls 9 year olds: Karalyn Thomason, 10 year olds: Rebecca Madorno, 12 year olds:
Megan Haney, 13 year olds: Erin
Wheller, 14 year olds: Anna
Haney.
Father John O. Wessel, Council
No. 6530 Boys 9 year olds:
Colin Mitchell, 10 year olds:
Daniel Dermody, 11 year olds:
Luke Wagner, 12 year olds: Luke

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Celebration of Life Gala is Feb. 21

Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice to host annual event at Crowne Plaza
The Motown Gala, Samaritan
Healthcare & Hospices annual
Celebration of Life Gala, will
allow guests to step back in time
if only for one night for an
evening of sequins, glamour,
groovy tunes and great auction
prizes. This year, the event will be
held on Saturday, Feb. 21, beginning at 7 p.m. at the Crowne
Plaza, Route 70 in Cherry Hill.
During the gala, Samaritan will
award its annual Circle of Excellence award, host a live art experience and draw winners for its
highly anticipated Delightful Dining raffle.
Holman Automotive, headquartered in Pennsauken, has returned as presenting sponsor.
Mindy Holman, president and
CEO of Holman Enterprises, and
her family, are long-time supporters of Samaritans programs and
services for those coping with issues of aging, serious illness and

grief. This year, Samaritan will

present the Circle of Excellence
award to Holman for her professional and personal dedication to
Samaritan and the community.
All those who attend this years
gala will enjoy dinner, live music,
dancing, live and silent auctions.
Guests will also be treated to a
live art experience and auction
with nationally-known artist
William Butler of Gallery Eleven
One in Camden and a special appearance by guest emcee Rick
Williams, ABC6 Action News anchor.
Additionally, guests will have
their last chance to purchase Delightful Dining raffle tickets before two lucky winners are formally announced during the
Gala. At $10 each, these raffle
tickets, which are on sale now,
offer folks the chance to win 12
$100 dining gift certificates, valued at a total of $1,200, to some of

the areas finest restaurants.

Those who attend are encouraged, but not required, to dress in
period attire as they kick up their
heels to the live music of The Infernos Band, Americas No. 1
show band and the areas premier
live performance group.
Tickets for The Motown Gala
are $195 each.
Proceeds benefit Samaritan
Healthcare & Hospices not-forprofit programs and services that
are not covered by Medicare,
Medicaid or private insurance as
well as offering help for patients
without regard to their ability to
pay for care.
For complete gala ticket and
sponsorship information, or for
more information about the Delightful Dining raffle opportunity,
visit www.SamaritanNJ.org/gala
or kindly contact Julie Weitzman
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(856)
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FEB. 410, 2015 THE MARLTON SUN 5

Evesham School District finalizing

preliminary 2015-2016 budget
By ZANE CLARK
The Sun
Evesham Township School District is in the process of finalizing
its preliminary 2015-2016 budget,
and members of the public will
have the chance to view the budget at one of two upcoming public
meetings.
The first meeting will take
place on Monday, Feb. 9 in the
Marlton Middle Schools all purpose room, and the second will
take place on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at
DeMasi Middle School cafeteria,
where regularly scheduled BOE
meetings are held.
Both meetings are scheduled to
start at 6 p.m.
As weve done over the last
several years, we are looking to
hold the community meetings to
provide the community an opportunity to provide some input and
gain some information on the 1516 budget, Superintendent John
Scavelli Jr. said.
Scavelli said the two presentations will be identical, and if
members of the public cannot attend one meeting, they are encouraged to attend the other.
Scavelli said the budget was
once again driven by GOALS
2017, the districts long-term
strategic planning initiative
adopted in 2012, in addition to
other items that have been reviewed at committee meetings or
approved at previous board meetings.
Our general budget goals are
sustainability, maintaining reasonable elementary school class
size and maintaining or enhancing our educational programs,
Scavelli said. GOALS 2017 implementation, if you remember, is focused on student achievement,
professional development and the
integration of technology in the
classroom.

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However, Scavelli also noted
that the information that will be
presented to the public on Feb. 9
and Feb. 10 will be preliminary,
and details could still change before the budgets final adoption by
the school board in May.
For the 2014-2015 budget, several details did change in the spanning months, including a drop
from a 2 percent general fund tax
levy increase, the maximum allowed by state law, to a 1.25 percent increase.
Scavelli said if the state releases the amount of state aid it will
provide to school districts before
the BOEs next meeting on Feb.
26, there is a possibility that by
that night, the board could have
everything compiled for the adoption of the tentative budget.
If the state does not release
state aid information in time for
the Feb. 26 meeting, Scavelli said
the board would then instead be
forced to hold a special meeting to
approve the budget.
According to Scavelli, that special meeting would take place before the boards regularly scheduled meeting on March 26, as the
tentative budget would be due to
Burlington County for approval
before the regular March meeting
could be held.
Typically, its due around the
first week of March. This year we
have a couple of extra weeks,
Scavelli said.
Scavelli said after the county
approves the budget, the boards
finance and curriculum committee will meet in March and April
to review budget-related information, and then the final public
hearing for the budget would be
held sometime between the twoweek period of April 24 and May
7, at which time the board would
then approve and adopt the 20152016 school year budget.
Several meetings are coming

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ove is in the air. Were still a

week away from Valentines
Day, but you can already sense
that warm, cozy feeling inside.
The weather is the coldest it has
been all winter, and snow is coming
down even if the inch totals have
disappointed the kids. The holidays
are in our rearview mirror, and spring
is on the horizon.
Everywhere you go, stores are
preparing for Valentines Day. Restaurants are promoting prix fixe menus.
Jewelry stores are showcasing their
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are displaying their most romantic
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We are working on special, fabulously-romantic stories about local couples
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Were calling on you, the residents
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OBrien elected county freeholders director

Mary Ann OBrien was unanimously
elected director of the Burlington County
Board of Chosen Freeholders at the reorganization meeting, pledging to make
Burlington County more affordable while
expanding services for those in need.
OBrien, of Medford, was elected during
the traditional organizational meeting
held in the Olde Historic Court House in
Mt Holly on Jan. 7. The event also included
the swearing in of Bruce Garganio to his
second three-year term on the board. Garganio will also serve as deputy director.
OBrien cited four key goals:
Establishment of a Rapid Rehousing
Pilot Program for Homeless Residents.
OBrien pledged that in 2015 Burlington
County will become the first county in the
state to implement a program in which
rapid rehousing funds will be dedicated to
place individuals and families in need of
housing into a real home and provide them
with the assistance necessary to become
self-reliant rather than living from motel
to motel under the current state system.
Creation of a Workforce Development

Center. OBrien announced that, in the

weeks ahead we will open a one-stop Workforce Development Center at Burlington
County Colleges Mt Holly facility. This
center will serve as the central point of access for all workforce development services
and programs. She explained that this
new center would provide a better access
point for both job seekers and potential employers, allowing residents to more easily
receive the assistance and guidance that
they need to advance their careers.
Opening of New Youth Drop-In Facilities. OBrien pledged that, in 2015, we will
establish new Youth Drop-In Centers designed specifically to address the needs of
our youth within their communities.
These centers will allow us to bring consolidated services directly to our at-risk populations, and I look forward to their success.
Additional Programming for the new
Health Starts Here Initiative: OBrien
pledged to increase outreach into the community with two programs aimed at helping residents stay active. Sneaker Sundays,

started by OBrien during her first term as

freeholder, will allow residents to join
OBrien as she leads nature walks through
various parks throughout the county. In addition, the new Saddle Up Saturdays program will allow for monthly bike rides
along county trails and roads.
OBrien also placed herself as director
of administration and human services;
Garganio will oversee public works and
health; Joe Donnelly was named director
of natural resources, economic development and education; Aimee Belgard remains as director of hospital and medical
services, and elections; and Joanne
Schwartz was appointed as director of
public safety and corrections.

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Citizens Police Academy begins March 24

The Evesham Township Police
Department is accepting applications for the 2015 session of the
Citizens Police Academy. Session No. 5 will start on Tuesday,
March 24 and will run until May
12. Classes will be held at the Evesham Township Municipal Complex each Tuesday night from 6:30
p.m. to 8:30 p.m. for eight weeks.
The department believes this is a
great opportunity to get to know

the members of the police department and experience a behind the

scenes look at one of the most
professional law enforcement
agencies in the state. Some of the
topics covered will be traffic/DWI
enforcement, criminal investigation, canine deployment and use
of force.
Applications can be picked up
at the municipal complex or
downloaded from the police de-

partment website, www.eveshampd.org.

Participants must be at least 18
years of age and either be a resident of Evesham Township or a
business owner in Evesham
Township.
Completed applications and
questions can be directed to Lt.
Ron Ritter at ritterr@eveshampd.org or Ofc. Mike Trampe at
trampem@eveshampd.org.

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WEDNESDAY FEB. 4
Stun & Run Self Defense for the
Troubling Times We Live In:
Adult. Evesham Library at 984
Tuckerton Road. Join Sifu Louis
DiLoreto for this free, four-week
Stun & Run Self Defense series
for women. Learn simple common sense techniques that work
and give a chance to escape a
bad situation. Discuss common
sense dos and donts based on
the Protekt Program developed
by Grandmaster William Cheung.
Review the 72 areas of vulnerability. Show you how to use this
knowledge and practice the techniques that one day may save
your life. Registration is required.
Register
online
at
www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in person or
call the library at (856) 983-1444.

THURSDAY FEB. 5
Time for Twos and Threes: 10:30
a.m. Kids. All You Need Is Love!
Evesham Library at 984 Tuckerton Road. Join Ms. Mary for
heartwarming stories, songs, and

a lovely craft. Registration is

required. Register online at
www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in person or
call the library at (856) 983-1444.
Adult Yarn Social: Adult. 11 a.m. Knit
and/or crochet? Then come join
other knitting and crochet fans
for an hour (or more, if preferred)
of relaxed, social yarn time. Share
a current project, ask for pointers, swap patterns or just enjoy
the company of fellow enthusiasts! Registration is not required.
More information online at
www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in person or
call the library at (856) 983-1444.

SATURDAY FEB. 7
Pokemon Battle Club: Ages 7-17. 2
p.m. Evesham Library at 984
Tuckerton Road. Join Miss Elayna
as the library enjoys fun Pokmon battles in the video game or
the trading card game! Each participant will get a Pokmon Trainer Certificate for battling and
have a chance to win a Pokmonthemed prize. Bring a Nintendo
DS system as well as Pokmon
X/Y or Pokmon Omega
Ruby/Alpha Sapphire to battle in
the video game and/or bring a
Pokmon card deck to participate. Registration is required.
Register
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call the library at (856) 983-1444.

MONDAY FEB. 9
Valentine Story Time: Ages 3-6.
10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Evesham
Library at 984 Tuckerton Road.
Love is in the air. Celebrate
Valentine's Day at the library by
listening to stories about friendship, sing songs and make a special gift for someone you love.
Wear pink or red and join in the
fun! Registration is required. Register online at www.bcls.lib.nj.us,
in person or call the library at
(856) 983-1444.

FEB. 410, 2015

Practice Your English: Adult. 6:30

p.m. Evesham Library at 984
Tuckerton Road. Join others to
practice speaking English in this
relaxed group. This group is best
for people who already know
English but want additional practice. Class runs for eight weeks.
Registration is required. Register
online at www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in
person or call the library at (856)
983-1444.

TUESDAY FEB. 10
Wii for Seniors: For ages 55 and
over. 10:30 a.m. Evesham Library
at 984 Tuckerton Road. Video
games are not just for kids anymore! See what all the buzz is
about. Bowling, golf, puzzle
games, more! Wii generously
donated by Samost Caregiver
Respite Grant & JFCSSNJ. Registration is required. Register
online at www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in
person or call the library at (856)
983-1444.
Kids Knitting Club: Ages 8-18. 4
p.m. Evesham Library at 984
Tuckerton Road. Beginners as
well as more advanced knitters
are welcome to join this fourweek knitting class series. By the
end of the series, students will
leave with a completed project.
Please bring size 10 needles.
Yarn will be provided. Registration is requested. Register online
at www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in person or
call the library at (856) 983-1444.
Make and Take: Valentine's Day
Cards: Ages 9-14. 6 p.m. Evesham
Library at 984 Tuckerton Road.
Stop by and create your very own
Valentine's Day cards to give to
someone special. This program
will be taking place at the round
tables in the children's section.
Stop in any time between 6 and
7:15 p.m. to make a card! Registration is requested. Register online
at www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in person or
call the library at (856) 983-1444.

One Love Animal Rescue

hosts adoption event on Feb. 7
One Love Animal Rescue is
holding a Sweet Meet & Greet
Adoption Event from noon to 3
p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 7, at Orvis,
Promenade at Sagemore, Marlton.
Adoptable animals will be on

location for potential adopters to

meet.
For more information about
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Garden State Equality director:

Policy is deeply insufficient
GARDEN
Continued from page 1
their behalf.
For the purposes of the policy,
transgender students are described as those whose gender
identity is different from the gender they were assigned at the
time of their birth.
The term gender nonconforming refers to those students who
defy stereotypical gender expectations, such as masculine girls,
feminine boys and those perceived as androgynous through
mannerisms, voice, activities,
hairstyles, clothing or general behavior.
However, the boards policy authorizes the superintendent or a
designee to question a students
asserted gender identity when
the superintendent or designee
believes there is a credible
basis for believing the student
asserting their gender identity is
doing so for an improper purpose.
In such an instance, the superintendent can then ask for a reaffirmation of a students asserted
gender identity through an official letter from a parent or the
adult student attesting that the
student is in fact transgender or
gender nonconforming.
For that reason, in addition to
several others, Andrea Bowen, executive director of Garden State
Equality, a statewide advocacy
and education organization for
the lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender community, has
called the policy deeply insufficient.
Although she said many school
districts in the state have similar
polices, the mere self-proclamation of gender identity should be
sufficient toward determining a
students gender.
You dont see people lying
about this, Bowen said. A person who people know as a boy
doesnt say I am a girl frequently
without really meaning it and
vice versa for people who people
know as a girl who identifies as a
boy.

Bowen also said she believes

the policy, and those like them,
are unfair to students who have
unsupportive families in regard
to relying on parents for affirmation letters, and the policy does
nothing to mention students
legal rights.
In April 2014, the U.S. Department of Education said Title IX,
the federal law that protects students from discrimination based
on sex, also applies to transgender students.
The boards new policy also
recognizes that issues regarding
transgender students will vary
on a case-by-case basis, and as
such, transgender students have
the option of meeting with the superintendent or a school designee
regarding gender-related issues
that may arise.
The school district is then expected to take reasonable measures to accommodate the issues of
said students.
Those issues include, but are
not limited to, which gender the
student would be identified by on
their school records, the particular name (if the student takes a
name different than that they
were given at birth) and the particular pronoun (he, she) to be
used by district staff to refer to
the student, the use of specific
locker rooms and changing facilities, which physical education
classes the student would be
placed in and which restrooms
the student could use.
In all cases, an adult student or
parent of a student may provide
gender-related identity information to the school district through
means such as medical history,
history of care or treatment of
the gender-related identity issues
for the student and any other evidence that the student has consistently asserted their particular
gender-related identity.
According to the policy, the
board adopted the new guidelines
to further the BOEs goal of providing a safe and supportive environment for all students by addressing the needs of possible
transgender and gender nonconforming students enrolled in the

school district.
Upon voting for the policy,
board member Sandy Student
said he noticed the new policy
wasnt mandated by the government, and out of curiosity he
asked if it was being voted upon
simply because district officials
believed it was a good policy to
have in place.
According to officials with the
district, although having a policy
was not mandated, there is a possibility that there are or will be
transgendered students in the district and therefore there should
be guidelines on how to resolve issues if necessary.

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