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STEM fun at the library

Township, school
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By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
As we turn the page on the year
that was and prepare ourselves
for a fresh calendar, we peak
ahead at what there is to look forward to in the township of Tabernacle.
The 2015 holiday season was a
festive one for Tabernacle. The
town hosted its annual tree lighting on Dec. 4 on the grounds of
Town Hall and had a great
turnout considering it was only
the second time it has held this
event.
However, township committee
is already looking at potential adjustments to make the 2016 tree
lighting even better.
It plans to hold a meeting this
month to dissect the past event
please see COMMITTEE, page 3

SEAN LAJOIE/The Sun

Big brother Tripp Taylor, left, helps little brother Hudson build a house out of the Playstix at the Mini-Maker Camp at the Pinelands
Branch Library last week. Mr. Rick Yankosky and Ms. Danielle Haubrich led the kids in an afternoon of fun. There were a variety of
stations that sparked the kids imaginations and fostered their interest in science, technology, engineering and math. For another
photo, please see page 4.

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Committee considering
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and then again in August to begin

to put new ideas into play.
Were happy with the turnout,
but were looking forward to
doing something a little better,
Deputy Mayor Richard Franzen
said.
The free event is jointly sponsored by the Tabernacle Historical Society, the Tabernacle
Womans Association and the
Tabernacle PTA.
There are also many special
guests who drop in such as Santa,
Mrs. Claus, the Tabernacle Cub
Scouts and numerous musical
groups from within the township.
Franzen also expressed the
committees excitement for this
years Touch a Truck event at
Seneca High School for the Cub
Scouts and the annual Memorial

Day Parade that many residents

come out to each year.
The committee additionally
plans on moving forward this
year with a project that has been
in the works for about two years.
The possible redesign of the town
hall area has been discussed during several meetings with community leaders over the past couple years.
Were looking at turning it
into a more park-like setting,
Franzen said.
This change may involve moving public works to a different location and possible alterations to
the landscape.
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joint emergency services organization will also be a large topic of
discussion moving into the new
year. There has been a subcommittee formed to handle matters
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TABERNACLE
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sists of Committeeman Stephen
Lee and the man who proposed
the idea, Committeeman Joseph
Yates.
Ive given this a lot of thought,
and I do truly believe that this is a
way we can save the taxpayers
some money, Yates said.
The sub-committee plans to
meet in February to create a report and again in March to discuss what the report shows.

Tabernacle Township
school district
After Kenneth Olson Middle
School achieved certification as a
Sustainable School from the
Sustainable Jersey for Schools
program in October, Tabernacle
School District Superintendent
George Rafferty wasted no time
making his new year's resolution
to get Tabernacle Elementary
School involved as well.
According to Rafferty, TES
Principal Gerald Patterson has
been working diligently to have
his school meet the rigorous standards the program provides.
Patterson and his green team
will have an opportunity to submit projects to earn points toward
certification during Januarys
open enrollment period.
Rafferty wants to continue to
build on what the middle school
has begun by enduring the responsibilities the program bestowed upon the district.
We were accredited the
bronze award for the next three
years, so we will be looking to
shoot for silver, Rafferty said.
Rafferty additionally referenced a project he was happy to
announce will be budgeted for in
the new year. The district plans to
implement an emergency generator project in the elementary
school. This has been a problem
for years, as the elementary
school has been without backup
power.
Forty percent of the project
will be funded through a ROD
grant, and the board of education
plans to go out to bid for the in-

stallation of the power source in

the summer.
The adoption of new technology throughout district will also be
underway in 2016. The board of
education formulated a technology leadership committee composed of various stakeholders
such as teachers, tech personnel
and students. After examining a
proposal implemented in September, this new platform will focus
specifically on more technology
for staff and students K-eight
geared toward developmental and
learning needs.
The younger kids technology
will look different, Rafferty said.
Its not a one size fits all.
The district is looking to go
completely wireless with this new
technology.
Thats huge for us. We are
looking to wow the community by
refreshing our technology and
making it more up to date, he
said.
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utilization of Google applications
such as Google Classroom and
Google Docs, as Rafferty believes
they are much more pervasive
platforms for students.
Along with the new technology,
there has been discussion of exploring the potential integration
of a STEM center at the middle
school in 2016.
The board has met with the
modern initiative learning department and district architect to
go over some possible blueprints.
Rafferty was particularly excited about this idea because the
school has the space available,
and it will create a setting for enhanced science, technology, engineering and math education
learning. The creation of the
STEM center would aid the focus
on the expansion of the integrated STEM curriculum in the district.
The district also plans to implement the next generation science
standards and concentrate on language arts literacy.
In 2016, the school district will
be taking its second crack at the
PARCC assessment for grades
three through eight, so language
arts, literacy and math will be a
main focus in all classrooms.
Our challenge for next year

will not have to do with technology, so we can concentrate specifically on matters dealing with
making sure the children are
ready from a mental standpoint,
Rafferty said.
Rafferty also said the district
follows state guidelines as much
as possible when it comes to state
testing, but it will look to make it
much shorter than last year, as reducing the time was a common
critique from parents.
The board is very fond of how
the districts staff has been working in the past year, so much so it
will be forming a committee in
January to select a teacher and an
educational professional of the
year.
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one teacher and one educational
services professional recognized
for the award.
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the teachers will also look to get
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SENECA
Continued from page 5
Seneca students also have their big
drug/alcohol-free events.
The student council is already busy putting together its annual Prom House 110
Carranza event, which will take place after
prom at the high school. All students in
good standing are invited to bring their
dates to take part in a laundry list of activities that will run until 5 a.m.
It is all made possible through the teachers who donate their time and the local
businesses who donate money and prizes.
Medford Ford has been huge for us,
Principal Jeffrey Spector said. Theyve
donated a car the last two years.
According to Spector, 80 percent of kids
who go to prom attend the event afterward,
and it creates a much more safe environment than other options students are often
faced with such as renting a house down
the Shore.

Seneca additionally puts together a

sendoff event at Camp Inawendiwin from
10 p.m. to 2 a.m. This event also give students the option of a variety of activities,
though playing laser tag in the Pinelands
seems to be the highlight of the night, as
Spector pointed out.
This event is put together by the Seneca
Parents Group, which serves as a PTA for
the high school.
Spector also touched on a number of
other events that will be taking place in
2016 that he wanted to extend an invitation
to the public and get the community involved with.
Along with a bevy of sports teams getting their seasons started, he also mentioned the jazz band competition, the
spring concert/musical and the annual robotics competition.
The robotics competition usually turns
out to be a big one each year, Spector said.
Its spread out over an entire weekend,
and we typically see about 35-40 teams get
involved.
As far as matters going on inside the
school, Spector didnt mention any major

construction projects the students will

have to work around. The school will be enhancing its security with some grant-funded upgrades, but they will not be seen by
the public.
After receiving the results back from
PARCC testing and observing half a school
year of the district-wide Lunch N Learn
schedule, the district plans to continue to
evaluate progress and make changes
where needed.
Lunch N Learn has been an overwhelming success thus far, Spector said.
We plan to continue to revise procedures
and monitor updates with that and our
PARCC testing as we look toward preparing our students for next years test.
Spector also wanted to recognize two
staff members moving forward into 2016
Maj. Sean Hoggs for his legacy award from
the NAACP he was given for his volunteer
commitment to help young people in
Burlington County, and the schools substance abuse awareness coordinator, Erin
Lawler, for her Volunteer of the Year
please see SPECTOR, page 8

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SPECTOR
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