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Farewell, summer
District ready for new school
year. PAGE 7
Shawnee sophomore heads to college
Special to The Sun
Shannon Igo poses for her dance recital pictures this past year. She plans to continue to pursue dance while attending Bard College.
By SHANNON CAULFIELD
The Medford Sun
Four years of high school and
four years of college are the typi-
cal lengths of time students
spend on education during their
teenage and young adult lives.
For Shannon Igo, after two years
of high school, shes ready to
begin her college career.
The now former Shawnee High
School sophomore will be attend-
ing Bard College at Simon Rock,
located in Great Barrington,
Mass., beginning this fall.
All of our 400 students come to
us after 10th or 11th grade in high
school. We give them a broad-
minded, paradigm-shifting educa-
tion; faculty trained in the coun-
trys best universities; inspired
and inspiring classes; first-class
facilities for the sciences, the arts,
and athletics; and an astonishing
range of opportunities for con-
ducting specialized research and
gaining hands-on experience,
Bard Colleges website states.
Igo took the PSATs and began
receiving numerous emails from
various colleges, including Bard.
The college caught her eye and
sparked a process moving her
from a high school student to a
college student.
I was getting a lot of emails
about general college info, one of
please see COLLEGE, page 2
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them was for Bard College saying
I could start this fall, Shannon
said.
The process was quick for Igo,
filling out the application and
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her to attend this fall and receive
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mother.
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I dont know anyone personal-
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for people going to the college to
introduce themselves, Shannon
said.
The college visit in the spring
sealed the deal for Shannon and
her family.
The one professor we met in
April was publishing a book and
was using the students to help
him. One was a research assis-
tant, they were all a part of it,
Holly said.
Our professors dont just
teach; they advise, collaborate
with, counsel, nurture, and men-
COLLEGE
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tor students. Youll know your
professors by their first names,
youll meet for coffee at a caf or
for dinner at their houses, youll
run into them in town or at the
dining hall or at a concert. Youll
come to think of them and theyll
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bright and interesting col-
leagues, the colleges site states.
The teaching style wasnt just
comforting to Holly, but also the
number of professors per stu-
dent, and upon learning of the at-
tention Shannon would be receiv-
ing, Holly knew what the college
was offering was invaluable.
The students sit in discussion
groups and learn by discussion,
not by listening and taking notes.
They do that at Shawnee, they
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its around nine to 10 to a class-
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The surrounding area and
campus is full of rolling hills pep-
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It looks like Chatsworth with
mountains, Holly said.
Its beautiful there, Shannon
said. The campus is spread out.
Shannon plans on majoring in
anthropology and would like to
work as an anthropologist in a
Campus has rolling hills
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The early transition is hard on
both Shannon and Holly. The
Igos other two children are at-
tending college and leaving for
their respective schools soon after
Shannon leaves for Bard.
Its hard on me because shes
young and I wasnt ready to let
her go yet, Holly said. The way
they were describing the college, I
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Romneys pick of Paul Ryan
makes reader a proud American
As a Republican I could not be more
pleased with Mitt Romney's pick of Paul
Ryan as vice president, and as an Ameri-
can I could not be more proud.
Paul Ryan is by far the most able vice
presidential pick from either party in gen-
erations. Everyone in congress agrees that
Paul Ryan is a dedicated family man,
smart, friendly, likable, a government poli-
cy expert with the remarkable ability to
translate complex issues into more easily
understood choices for voters to make, all
while being humble and earnest.
I would also call him honestly bi-parti-
san in that he represents a congressional
district that has consistently voted for De-
mocrat presidential candidates while send-
ing the Republican Paul Ryan to Congress
with 60 percent plus margins, hardly the
mark of an ideological radical.
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san ideologue that was going to throw
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from the truth.
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previous spending and taxing levels.
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vancing Bill Clinton's Medicare premium
support idea for reforming Medicare for
younger workers while leaving things un-
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can down the road for someone else to
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tion, it will be because they have asked
America to back their plans and America
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leadership from the front and in the right
direction.
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Township needs to increase
transparency of activities
Oh my Such intrigue from Medfords
Town Council task force. Innuendos of
questionable, if not illegal, business ac-
tion, does make an interesting story. But
after reading the task forces presentation
to the council, it is difficult to see the infer-
ence of debauchery of the last mayor and
town council. For example:
On slide 10, the vendor has a base bid
rate of $150 per hour. Yet on slide 11, the
vendors invoice was for $300 per hour, the
smoking gun? Not really, the vendor billed
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The Medford Sun
As the summer comes to a
close, schools are preparing to
once again open their doors to
students.
Medford School District
Parents can expect changes to
the schools curriculum begin-
ning this fall for grades ranging
from kindergarten to fifth
grade.
The curriculum department
facilitated a number of curricu-
lum revision and realignment
projects to various content areas.
Various grade level teams of
teachers worked diligently to re-
vise and realign curriculum doc-
uments to meet the new Common
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istration via email.
Kindergarten through sixth
grade language arts literacy has
developed new documents as a
teaching tool as a joint effort with
other teachers in the area.
In an effort to meet their
goals, groups of teachers from the
Maple Shade School District
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ing documents to meet the expec-
tations of the new Common Core
for Reading, the administrators
said.
The Impact, Gifted and Talent-
ed program for grades third
through fifth, received revision
and writing of additional units of
study, as well.
Additionally, health education
for grades kindergarten through
fifth grade, middle school 21st
Century Life and Careers
Financial Literacy for grades
kindergarten through eighth
grade, the curriculum for
algebra I for eighth grade, social
studies for grades for fifth
through eighth grade and tech-
nology for grades kindergarten
through eighth grade have all
been
revised to meet New Jersey Core
Curriculum Content Standards,
according to the administration.
The curriculum for students
was not the only upgrade for the
district; the classroom equipment
is now up to date.
This summer the district em-
barked on a major technology up-
grade which will impact our in-
structional program.
All classroom computers were
either replaced with a refur-
bished Dell computer with up-
grades to operating systems Win-
dows 7 and Office 2007.
Approximately 558 computers
were replaced and upgraded in
classrooms, tech labs and media
centers.
The district bandwidth was
also increased from three to 10
megabytes at each location.
Additionally, several
Promethean Boards to support
teacher instruction have been
added to each building as well as
upgrading current wireless ac-
cess points to increase accessibili-
ty and mobility. This will also as-
sist the district in getting ready
for BYOD, or, Bring Your Own De-
vice by Staff and Students to
schools in the future, the admin-
istrators said.
The school is anticipating sav-
ings, as well, a total of $300,000
through the districts solar proj-
ect. Furthermore, the district has
plans on gaining revenue through
advertising.
MTPS is involved in a dis-
tinct-wide advertisement cam-
paign to generate sustainable rev-
enue for the future, as we have
done with the district-wide Solar
Project. The district has contract-
ed an advertising firm Advan-
tage3 to assess the districts ad-
vertising assets and to provide ap-
propriate advertising as per state
regulations and district policies
and regulations. Additionally, the
district will be pursuing funds,
which will be available to pro-
mote energy efficient lighting up-
grades in public schools. The
New Jerseys Board of Public
Utilities Schools Lighting Initia-
tive will provide incentives cover-
ing 100 percent of total energy ef-
ficiency project costs. The light-
ing in each school will be evaluat-
ed during the fall to determine its
eligibility, the administration
said.
Overall, we are truly excited
about beginning the 2012-2013
school year, the administration
said.
Lenape Regional High School
District
Shawnee High School received
physical changes in addition to
curricular changes.
The bleachers were renovated,
and the cafeteria lighting was re-
placed, equipping it with energy
efficient lighting.
Other cafeteria modifications
will be seen on the lunch trays.
My Plate standards for students
will continue to meet the stan-
dards.
We comply with all federal
and state standards, we are al-
ways expanding healthy food op-
tions. We are implementing the
USDA My Plate five components
for each lunch, said superintend-
ent of schools, Dr. Carol Birn-
bohm.
The requirements include age-
appropriate calorie minimums
and maximums, larger servings
of vegetables and fruits, a wider
variety of vegetables, including
dark green and red or orange veg-
etables and legumes. The plan
also includes fat-free or 1 percent
milk, at least 51 percent whole
grains, protein servings at a max-
imum of 2.4 ounces, a maximum
of 10 percent saturated fat and
less sodium.
Students can look forward to
the return of the One Book, One
School, with the reading of The
Maze Runner, by James Dashner,
which can be purchased online.
The No Place for Hate program,
an initiative created for activities
to support all students and allow
everyone to feel appreciated; will
be in effect according to Birn-
bohm. The fall will also kick-off
with new posters highlighting
student leaders as upstanders
and not bystanders when wit-
nessing inappropriate or deroga-
tory comments in support of the
LRHSD Step Up and ID HIB pro-
gram.
The bullying policy was devel-
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The investigation procedure is
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Lauren and Kirsten Boisvert. 1
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a.m. to 2 p.m. at Lake Pine. For
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Labor Day: All township offices will
be closed in observance of the
holiday.
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Medford Township Council meet-
ing: 7:30 p.m. at Public Safety
Building, council/court room, 91
Union St., Medford. To confirm
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it www.medfordtownship.com.
Medford Township Cultural Arts
Commission meeting: 7:30 p.m.
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Swap Begins: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Get
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sories to the Main Library, Eve-
sham or Pinelands Branch.
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donated costume, then stop by
with your ticket and shop at
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for two pieces of heavy equip-
ment with crew. $150 per hour,
two crews equal $300 per hour.
While not clear, its not fraud!
On slide 12, the vendors in-
voice was for $450 per hour for
three heavy pieces of equipment
with crew: $150 per hour. Three
crews equal $450 per hour.
On slide 13, the vendors in-
voice was for $300 per hour for
two heavy pieces of equipment
with crew: $150 per hour. Two
crews equal $300 per hour.
On slide 15, the vendors in-
voice was for $450 per hour for
three heavy pieces of equipment
with crew: $150 per hour. 3 crews
equal $450 per hour for the first
action.
The vendors invoice was for
$300 per hour for two heavy
pieces of equipment with crew:
$150 per hour, two crews equal
$300 per hour for the second ac-
tion.
On slide 16, the vendors in-
voice was for $450 per hour for
three heavy pieces of equipment
with crew: $150 per hour, three
crews equal $450 per hour.
On side 16, the vendors in-
voice was for $150 per hour plus
additional labor that was billed at
a lower rate.
On slides 18 and 21, it is not
clear what is included in the
engineers estimate. Without that
level of detail, you cannot
compare the engineers estimates
to the actuals of the
vendor.
On slides 32 and 33, there is a
blanket comment on inappropri-
ate pricing? How can you make
that statement without under-
standing the job, schedule, and
the work performed?
On slide 34, when the task
force cuts off the title of a chart,
at that point, the chart becomes
meaningless information.
Sorry.
On slide 35, its not clear what
smoking gun is here? A ton of
DGA is a about 0.6 CY, thus for
7,475 tons of DGA would require
220 loads giving a 20 CY truck. So
what is the issue with the num-
bers?
On slides 38 to 41, must clearly
shows waste; except when you
consider the town council signed
a lease-to-own agreement. As
with any fiduciary agreement,
you need consider the cost of
money that is to say the
interest. Just like your charge
card, car loan, home loan, etc.
people dont give you money for
free.
While it would have been nice
to expose the improprieties of the
past to help validate the future, I
am sorry to say, the information
provide by the task force does not
support that conclusion.
If anything, the inability to
read and interpret the presented
material in a meaningful context
does call in question the ability
of the town council to effectively
manage the business of
Medford.
In any case, it does behoove the
township and every citizen
for the town council to increase
the transparency of past,
present and future business activ-
ities.
It should be noted that I have
never been part of or associated
with Medford Town Council nor
with any of its contractors. I am
simply an engineer with a major
aerospace company.
As part of my position, I often
manage various vendors per sup-
pliers and maintain technical and
financial responsibility over
them.
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number of initiatives to fulfill our
school district mission encourag-
ing an appreciation for diversity
and individual differences creat-
ing a school climate conducive to
all students, Birnbohm said.
The 21st Century Learner Pilot
will be implemented with iPads
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over the summer on how to incor-
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Birnbohm said.
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worked on, and are ready for the
upcoming school year.
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curriculum revision cycle to de-
velop all curriculums using the
Understanding by Design model.
In 2011, we wrote and received
Board of Education approval for
24 different courses. This fall, we
will be implementing those new
curriculums for algebra I, geome-
try, biology, U.S. history I, and
first year world languages, to
name a few, Birnbohm said.
Giving back to the community
is important, as well, with numer-
ous projects being implement
throughout the district.
The school district is highly
involved in volunteerism and
community service. Over the past
two years, each high school coor-
dinated a Senior Day of Service
where senior students are dis-
patched to over 90 different loca-
tions across the eight communi-
ties, performing some type of
community service for that day,
Birnbohm said. In addition, we
collaborated with Goodwill Indus-
tries of Southern New Jersey
conducting a clothing drive com-
petition that accumulated over
25,000 pounds of donations and
look forward to participating
with Goodwill again.
There are plans to continue to
focus on programs already in mo-
tion in the school.
Defy the Issue, a drug and al-
cohol free campaign, continues to
be the focus of student-to-student
presentations both within our
schools and with the middle
schools in the eight townships
which we serve. Life Squad at
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maintain the program with
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Stucco, Carpentry Repairs
609-654-7651
856-667-7651
Cell: 609-868-1178
Lic# 13VH04812500
Painting & Staining - Interior/Exterior
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Specializing in Interior &
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(609) 320-9717
Interior & Exterior Painting
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856-537-8912
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Lic# 13VH00593800
BLC Pro Painters
Landscaping
Correnty's Lawn Svcs.
Specialist in Smaller
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Anthony 856-428-5262
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1816 Rt 70, Southampton
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609-268-2453 609-377-4380
Septic Tank Pumping Septic Certified
Chemical Treatments Portable Toilets for Rent
1 day to long term rentals
PIumbing
885-8166
PETES
POWER WASHING
Lic#13VH00966900
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Roofing
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ROOFING
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(856) 983-0351
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Bucket Truck Chipping Service
Fully Insured
D.E.C. Contracting
609-953-9794
609-405-3873
Lic #13VH03950800
ISA Cert. Arborist NJ-0993A
ROB'S TREE SERVICE
609-654-6602
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