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Looking back on the happenings of Shamong

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s we bid adieu to 2014, we take a look

back at what made news in Shamong
Township this year.

Schools

The Shamong Board of Education

kicked off the new year by swearing in
two familiar faces.
Both Jeff Siedlecki and Jeff Warner ran unopposed and began three-year terms.
Im excited about the opportunity to continue to
serve the people of Shamong while ensuring the
best for our most important residents, our children, Warner said. Being chosen to serve on the
board is a big responsibility that I take seriously.
Residents in Shamong Township saw an increase in both their local and regional school district taxes in 2014. Regional school taxes increased
$123.48 on the average assessed home of $307,899 in
the township. The tax levy was 4.11 cents higher

than last year. Overall, the district raised taxes 1.35

percent over last year. The total budget amount was
$151,735,648, an increase of 0.7 percent from 2013-14.
The Shamong Township School District adopted
an operating budget of $14,587,957. That total meant
an increase of $28.92 per $100,000 of a homes assessed value. The average assessed value of homes
in Shamong Township is $307,899.
The board approved an affiliation agreement between the Shamong Township School District and
The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey for students to participate in sponsor internships, clinical
education placements and fieldwork programs in
health services delivery, during the 2013-2014 school
year.
For the first time since June 2013, the teachers in
the Shamong Township School District worked with
a contract.
At the June 17 Shamong Township Board of Education meeting, the board ratified the contract beplease see SENECA, page 2

CLOCKWISE, FROM BOTTOM LEFT: For Seneca High School students, May 30 was
a throwback to the days of recess and field day as they celebrated Spirit Week with a
carnival, which included a chicken wing eating contest. Senecas Erica Snow contests
Leah Reistles shot in a game against Cherokee High School Jan. 27. Gavin Donley, 9,
takes his turn at the 2014 Phillies Home Run Derby at Dingletown on June 17. Sara
Guzman buries a penalty kick in the top corner against Winslow Township High School
during a game played at Seneca on Sept. 11. Smoke fills the skies as the Fire Service
battled a blaze that spread across at least 800 acres in the Wharton State Forest on
April 27. Evan McIntire flashes the thumbs up to his fellow graduates during Indian

Mills Memorial Schools graduation ceremony on June 26. The marching band of
Seneca High School shows off its new uniforms in September. Indian Mills Memorial
School students braved the rain to participate in the 2014 Miss America Show Us Your
Shoes Parade on Sept. 13. Chandler Dwyer of the Seneca boys swim team swims the
200 medley relay against Paul VI High School Dec. 21. Shamong native Olivia Spector
drives upfield with the ball for Team South Jersey in a game at the JCC Maccabi
Games. The Seneca High School student council collected toys during its annual drive
throughout November and December. Seneca senior Colleen Kazokas battles for a
loose ball against a player from Lenape on Sept. 23.

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Seneca High School

readies for PARCC
Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers, or PARCC. The
test differs from the previous
HSPA exam in that is taken digitally.
We have a great administration team who have done a great
job of preparing for PARCC,
Principal Jeff Spector said. We
feel comfortable that we are prepared for the technological aspects of administering the test.
The challenge is for our teachers
in managing and maintaining the
instructional time devoted to
PARCC and the normal curriculum. It will be an adjustment.
The Lenape Regional High
School District has put bullying
and violence awareness at the
forefront with anti-bullying programs. Its efforts have not only resulted in all four schools being

SENECA
Continued from page 1
tween the Shamong BOE and the
Shamong Township Education
Association, dated July 1, 2013,
through June 30, 2016.
Board president Melissa Ciliberti said she was relieved.
It was a long time coming,
Ciliberti said. We were able to finalize the teachers contract and
the principal/admin contract.
Very pleased and happy to return
our attention fully to planning for
next school year.
The history of the negotiations
between the two sides was long
and often contentious.
Like schools across the country, the administration and staff
at Seneca High School have been
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but have also helped reduce bullying, violence and vandalism incidents.
According to the district's
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vandalism, weapons and substance abuse from Jan. 1 through
June 30. This is a decrease of five
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Jim Kehoe, the district's security and emergency management
coordinator, said a significant
drop in incidents of violence and
bullying led to an overall decrease in incidents.
We've had a decrease in incidents in the bullying, violence,

vandalism and weapons categories, he said.

Last year, the district had a significant decrease in the number
of bullying incidents.
We had no HIB incidents during the (January through June)
reporting period, Kehoe said.
For the entire 2013-14 school
year, there was only one confirmed HIB incident, a large decrease from the seven reported in
2012-13.
The Lenape district credited
the reduction in incidents to its
focus on anti-bullying programs.
Superintendent Carol Birnbohm
said the district had a number of
HIB presentations and assemblies during School Violence
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addition, all four schools received
a No Place For Hate designation
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The district also had a large decrease in fights as well as criminal offenses. There were only two
criminal offenses across the district last year, compared to eight
in 2012-13.
The one area where there was
an increase in numbers was in
substance abuse. There were 51
confirmed cases last school year.
This included 29 confirmed cases
of drug and alcohol use, 20 cases
of possession and two cases of
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Township
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please see TUCKERTON, page 6

NICK COHEN/The Sun

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lucky enough to be able to give and receive presents, to put a home-cooked
meal on the table and to sit back, relax
and enjoy whats important in life.
There are many, though, living right
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So as we are about to put 2014 behind
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We like to think of ourselves as giving people, but compared to the rest of
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of New Jersey residents volunteered
their time in 2013.
That ranked us near the bottom,
45th, in the nation. Utah topped the list
at 44.6 percent.
The study found that 1.45 million
residents volunteered a total of more
than 206 million hours of service. The
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Millennials in our state ranked even

lower, at 49th overall, with only 17.3
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The good news is that it doesnt take
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serving as the townships deputy mayor in
2013, served as mayor with former mayor
Sean Gray serving as deputy mayor. Committeemen Tim Gimbel and Michael DiCroce were sworn in as well. Both men had
run unopposed in Novembers election.
Each term will expire Dec. 31, 2016.
After discussion between the township
committee and the public works department, the stretch of Forked Neck Road between Willow Grove Road and Route 206
will be repaved. The committee unanimously approved a grant application and grant
agreement with NJDOT for the project.
Orange construction cones have been a
regular sight for residents as road construction was completed on Tuckerton
Road between the area of Old Indian Mills

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Seneca students compete in tug-of-war during Spirit Week on May 30.

Road and Forked Neck Road. The Tuckerton Road repaving project was a joint venture between Shamong and Tabernacle
townships.

November elections saw incumbent

Martin Mozitis (R) re-elected to his seat on
the township committee. Mozitis ran unopposed.

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celebrates Special Education Day
Special Education Day, recognized on Dec. 2 each year, is a national holiday to recognize the
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such as diversity, disabilities and

inclusion of all into their daily
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and games. Stories about acceptance and friendship were woven
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Must be accompanied by a caregiver.
Christ-Based Recovery: 7 p.m. at
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609-261-1888
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