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By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
Its the beginning of a new
year, and that means a lot of new
things on the horizon to look forward to in the township of Shamong.

Shamong Township
Deputy Mayor Michael Di
Croce is looking forward a possible uptick in the economy, which
he hopes will spur new growth in
local businesses and provide opportunities for those out of work
or graduating from college.
Some of the things residents
should be aware of for 2017, according to Di Croce, are the continuation of road repairs, the
townships efforts to get better
cell reception and looking for
ways to raise income without
raising taxes.
please see MAYOR, page 3

BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun

Brother and sister Jacob, 4, and Bridget Meredith, 3, cut out tree branches for their red cardinals to perch on at Abrakadoodle at the
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framed for them to take home.

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A job well done
Borucki stepping down from
LRHSD board. PAGE 6

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Road repairs will continue

through the 10 Year Roadway Repair and Resurfacing Plan that
prioritizes the roadway repairs
and resurfacing needed while not
breaking the bank and placing
unrealistic tax burdens on residents.
For 2017, Di Croce hopes to
work more efficiently and
smarter and surround himself
with all around good people.
Lets keep doing what we can
to change things for the better in
our part of the world and watch
our good deeds, prayers and hard
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STS website has been updated to
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website can be found at Shamongschools.org.
Vespe wanted to highlight initiatives coming up for the schools
provided by the Shamong Foundation for Educational Excellence.
The first is a Language Arts
Mural. Students will participate
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book illustrators and authors,
and gain understanding of the
important role illustration plays
in reading comprehension. Kathy
Casper will be the Indian Mills
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Kasper is from the Perkins Center for the Arts and will assist students in creating a large mosaic
tile mural that visually represents the critical role picture
books have contributed to students reading and language arts
growth and development.
The second is Mind Storms
and Brain Storms, a hands-on robotics project that will have
fourth-grade students build Lego
models and then use Lego Mindstorms Education software to
write programs to bring their creations to life.
The Shamong Foundation for
Educational Excellence funds
many exciting and innovative
projects in the school district,
Vespe said.

LRHSD
For 2017, the Lenape Regional
High School District is looking
forward to the continuation of
many programs. From new
such as the four day rotating
schedule and the second Transition Services Awards Ceremony
to the traditional such as prom
and graduation carrying on the

LRHSD initiatives and events is

something to be excited about.
Our goals remain pretty consistent which is to continue the
high quality of programs associated with the LRHSD while remaining conscious to the everchanging world of the 21st century, Seneca High School Principal
Jeffrey Spector said.
Superintendent Carol L. Birnbohm said she is looking forward
to the continuation of the fourday rotating schedule, benefiting
students and teachers with the
opportunity to get extra help,
make up missed work and meet
with clubs. Spector looks forward
to the ceremonial events such as
prom and graduation.
Spector wanted to highlight the
Prom House 110 Carranza and
The Seneca Send Off. Prom House
110 Carranza, run by Senecas
student council, and the Seneca
Sendoff, run by the Seneca Parents Group, are drug- and alcoholfree events after prom and graduation.
The highlight for me is the
awarding of a car donated by
Medford Ford to an attendee of
our post-prom event. The support
from Medford Ford is a large reason we have over 90 percent attendance at the post-prom party. The
anticipation of the drawing and
the incredibly strong message
sent by Medford Ford is just great
to see, Spector said.
Each year, goals are made to
achieve the LRHSD mission. One
goal is to ensure the academic
programs prepare all seniors for
college and a career. That goal is
supported by the Two Graduations initiative, emphasizing the
importance of reaching a second
graduation, with high school
being the first of two. A new portion of the LRHSD website, which
will be coming soon, will feature
the Two Graduations initiatives in one location.
We hope that this site will be
informative to parents and students. But, most importantly, we
hope that this site inspires all students, especially those who may
be first-generation college-goers
in their family, Birnbohm said.
please see LRHSD, page 5

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LRHSD to sustain programs

LRHSD
Continued from page 4
Birnbohm wanted to remind
parents about changes in the
Partnership for Assessment of
Readiness for College and Careers New Jerseys assessment
for students in grades three to
eight and high school for this
year that impacts the classes of
2020, 2021 and thereafter. To see
the changes and more information about the PARCC test and
graduation requirements, visit
www.nj.gov/education/sca/parcc
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I encourage all parents to be
aware of these changes, which we
have communicated via email to
parents and at parent meetings.
Parents should also visit our Requirements for Graduation website,
www.lrhsd.org/page/715,
which provides information
about the testing requirements
for each grade, Birnbohm said.
This year, in each of the high
schools, the drivers education
classroom was outfitted with
eight new driving simulators for
all students. The purpose of
using the most current and modern simulation equipment with
the LRHSD curriculum is to better provide real-life driver training experiences for students in a
safe environment.
While there are not many new
events planned, I encourage and
invite people to come catch an
event like a sporting event, the art
show, the LRHSD robotics tournament, a concert, the musical and
so much more. I promise the students of Seneca High School will
amaze you. A calendar of all
these events can be found on our
website or download the LRHSD

App, Spector said.

Birnbohm invites all members
of the community to follow the
LRHSD on Twitter, as well as club
and sports pages.
You can find a listing of all official
Twitter
pages
at
www.lrhsd.org/Page/6592. I encourage all students and their
parents to select their schools
main Twitter account, as well as
any of the other 69 official Twitter accounts that interest them.
You can also follow me @cbeducator, Birnbohm said.
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Borucki stepping down from LRHSD board

BOE recognizes board member's 18 years of service
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
Two rounds of standing ovations and
cheers filled the Lenape Regional High
School District Board of Education meeting room on Dec. 21 for longtime-board
member Joseph W. Borucki, who represents Evesham Township. Borucki, after 18
years, is stepping down from his roll on the
board, as he chose not to run in the November election.
Elected in April 1998, Borucki served as
one of the two Evesham Township representatives on the BOE. During his tenure,
he served as president, vice president and
chairperson to various committees. Prior
to serving on the LRHSD board, Borucki
also served for two years on the board of
the Evesham Township School District.
The BOE meeting was filled with the
color orange for Borucki and Cherokee
High School.
Cherokee North Principal Donna
Charlesworth, LRHSD Superintendent

Carol Birnbohm and BOE President Linda

Eckenhoff all spoke kind words of Borucki. Birnbohm, knowing his love of poetry,
gave her speech in rhyme.
As a regional board member, and as
everyone should remember, he advocated
for all students, not just a few, from the orange to the red, orange and green, and yes,
even the school that is blue, Birnbohm
said. In 2008, he was involved in a longrange plan; a road map for success guided
by his steady hand such selfless dedication has enabled so much celebration.
Charlesworth gave Borucki a gift basket
full of Cherokee pride items on behalf of
the high school, and Eckenhoff presented
Borucki with a proclamation and plaque
on behalf of the board.
Joe challenged, questioned or reaffirmed every recommendation, with the
goal of making each the very best it could
possibly be, for the betterment of our students, staff, programs and policies. On behalf of the entire LRHSD administration
and staff, we extend our gratitude for his

contributions in making our district one of

the best places to go to school and to work,
Birnbohm said in a separate release.
Newly elected LRHSD board member
Bonnie Olt, who will be Boruckis successor, thanked Borucki and expressed her
wish to continue his legacy.
I know I have big shoes to fill. I promise
you that I will continue your legacy I
look forward to working with the board,
Olt said.
I know Bonnie will bring passion, intelligence and new ideas that will keep our
district moving forward. She has all of my
best wishes and support as she takes on
this remarkable opportunity, Borucki
said in the release.
Borucki was thankful for all of the acknowledgements given by the community.
He expressed his gratitude to family, school
administration and colleagues, as expected, in rhyme.
Its been my privilege to participate
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Special to The Sun

Matthew Borucki, Gina Borucki, former board member Joseph

Borucki, Lenape Regional High School District Board of Education
President Linda Eckenhoff, Michael Borucki and LRHSD Superintendent Carol Birnbohm stand together to honor Joseph Borucki for
his 18 years of service on the BOE.

Borucki stepping down

NOW OPEN

BORUCKI
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and do whatever small part, because, after 18 years, LRHSD has

taken a piece of my heart,
Borucki said.

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