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INSIDE THIS ISSUELong-range plans

School district seeks funding forprojects to upgrade facilities. PAGE 6

By CANDICE ROBERTSThe Tabernacle Sun

Tabernacle School Districthired 24 new teachers, adminis-tration and support staff in prepa-ration for the upcoming schoolyear. Its the districts biggest hir-ing year ever, according to Super-intendent George Rafferty.

When it comes to looking forthe right hire at the TabernacleSchool District, Rafferty will keeplooking until he finds the right fit.

When youre small, everyonecounts. You have to get it right,Rafferty said. We have high stan-dards.

Rafferty was looking for some-one to meet the districts expecta-tion.

Our candidates have to be theright fit for us and be on boardwith our curriculum, he said.

Rafferty was on a journey aslong as nine months for his busi-ness administrator, NoreenBoston, and had to search for hisiSTEM teacher, Heather Peter-sack.

We had to be thorough, andmove quick looking for Peter-sack, Rafferty said. There arefive or six districts looking at theiSTEM graduates.

Petersack was hired as a mid-dle school iSTEM teacher, forgrades five through eight. She willbe integrating academic disci-plines, science, technology, engi-

CANDICE ROBERTS/The Tabernacle Sun

Tabernacle School District hired 24 new teachers, administration and support staff in preparation for the upcoming school year. Its the dis-tricts biggest hiring year ever, according to Superintendent George Rafferty. Aug. 21, Tabernacle School District held its New Staff Orienta-tion. When youre small, everyone counts. You have to get it right, Rafferty said. We have high standards.please see MUSIC, page 4

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This program will feature asheltered animal each month atthe county corner store in theMoorestown Mall. The programwill kick-off on Aug. 30, from12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and run onthe last Friday of each month.

The shelter provides spayed orneutered animals for adoption inhopes of controlling the countysanimal population.

The county animal shelter islocated on Academy Drive off ofWoodlane Road, behind the

Burlington County Library inWestampton Township. Hours ofoperation are noon to 7 p.m. onMondays and Thursdays; noon to4 p.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdaysand Fridays, and noon to 4 p.m. onSaturdays. The shelter is closedon Sundays and holidays.

For more information, call thecounty animal shelter at (609) 265-5073.

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habilitation of County BridgeD4.47 located on Church Road(CrR 616) over Little Creek at theborder between Medford andSouthampton Townships wasscheduled to begin Friday, Aug.16. The road will be closed as ofFriday and remain closed untilthe projected is completed.

The project is estimated to takeabout four months, with comple-

tion scheduled for December ofthis year, Freeholder DirectorJoseph B. Donnelly announcedrecently.

Traffic will be detoured fromChurch Road to Fostertown Roadto CR 541 (Medford - Mt. HollyRoad) to Bridge Road (CR 612) toEayerstown Road.

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Petersack will take what thestudents learn at grade level inmath and science and show themhow to apply it to the real worldthrough design challenges or anengineering design process.

Petersack initially majored insecondary education and mathe-matics but changed her major to

elementary education in iSTEM.I was hoping to get a job with

my iSTEM degree. It is so new, Ididnt know if schools would havethat type of position yet, shesaid. iSTEM is such a new thing,and the Tabernacle School Dis-trict is so much ahead of the ball.

Rafferty posted the position ofbusiness administrator initiallyin August 2012 and filled it with an

interim from October 2012through June 2013. Bostons appli-cation was approved in May, andshe came on board in July.

Lisa Rossi was hired as theguidance counselor for the Ken-neth R. Olson Middle School. Thisis her first full-time guidancecounselor position.

I look forward to being able tohelp students socially and emo-tionally, and letting students learnfrom each other, Rossi said. Iwant to make sure that studentsare supported by incorporatingmore career and life exploratoryopportunities to the students so

they are prepped for Seneca HighSchool and beyond.

Allie Lewis, previously a fifth-grade teacher with the Taberna-cle School District, will now beteaching kindergarten.

Kindergarten has always beenthe grade I have wanted, saidLewis, who did her student teach-ing in a kindergarten classroom.You really get to see the growth

and see how the students learnand read.

Alyssa Friedrich, a new hire tothe Tabernacle School District,will be a kindergarten inclusionteacher. Friedrich is very excitedto get her own classroom, as shewas working as a long-term sub-stitute.

Tabernacle is awesome.Everyone is so welcoming,Friedrich said. She is looking for-ward to making the best of heryear and teaching reading, writ-ing and the love of learning.

Ruth Stitt, a part-time musicteacher addition to the Taberna-

cle School District, will be work-ing with chorus and drama.

Stitt plays the flute and thepiano, and is familiar with all theinstruments.

I plan to get the students in-volved as much as possible, shesaid. We will be singing by thefall.

She plans to be putting produc-tions on in the spring.

Music teacher planning concertsMUSIC

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The Tabernacle School District has beenbusy over the summer focusing on long-range plans for school district facilities.

On June 3, the state Department of Edu-cation notified all regular operating dis-tricts about their opportunity to be eligiblefor funding for projects to upgrade schoolfacilities.

The ROD-4 Grant Program is the fourthtime the NJDOE has enabled school dis-tricts to receive state funding toward anyproject approved for grant funding.

The Tabernacle School District is eligi-ble for 40 percent state funding toward anyapproved project.

Projects related to security or healthand safety will be given priority by the de-partment when it reviews applications,

Superintendent George Rafferty said.

The district has filed for five grant appli-cations with the NJDOEs Office of SchoolFacilities to make either security or healthand safety upgrades to the schools, accord-ing to Rafferty.

Rafferty said the district has filed twoapplications to receive funding for provid-ing security upgrades to the entrances ofboth the Tabernacle Elementary and Ken-neth R. Olson Middle schools, as well as toeach schools interior doors.

The estimated amount to upgrade the se-curity in the Tabernacle ElementarySchool is $388,938. The estimated amount

to upgrade the security in the Kenneth R.Olson Middle School is $496,944, accordingto Business Administrator Noreen Boston.If the grants are approved, they will pay 40percent, and the remaining will be paidfrom the school budget.

A third grant application was submit-

ted, requesting funding toward the instal-lation of an emergency generator at theTabernacle Elementary School. Currently,the school does not have any emergencybackup power and cannot operate facilitiesin the event of an outage, according to Raf-ferty.

The estimated cost for an emergencygenerator at the Tabernacle ElementarySchool is $336,255, Boston said.

Last year, we had to cancel school dueto a power outage caused by wind. A siz-able generator at the school would allowbathrooms, refrigeration, network technol-

ogy, lighting and water usage to remain inoperation without interruption, Raffertysaid.

The fourth and fifth applications ad-

School district seeks funding for safety upgrades

Little by little, the effects of

health-care reform, or Oba-

macare as its commonly

known, are starting to come to light.

Change in price and type of health in-

surance, and the availability of public

health insurance, will take shape in

the coming months.

In July, the Obama administration

made a change to one aspect of health-

care reform that they said would help

make them a friend to American busi-

ness: They delayed the employer

mandate provision by one year, to

2015.

The provision has been controver-

sial since it was announced, because itrequires businesses with 50 or more

full-time employees to provide health

insurance.

The Obama administration pro-

claimed that the delay would give busi-

nesses relief they needed as they are

still attempting to get back up to full

speed.

But will it work? We doubt it will.

Take a look at Middletown, N.J., a

Monmouth-County township of ap-

proximately 66,552 residents as of the

2010 Census. Just last week, the town-

ship cut hours for part-time employeesto avoid having to offer them health in-

surance. The move saves the township

an estimated $775,000 per year.

Its a great move for the township,

but not so great for the employees,

who now get fewer hours and no

health insurance through their em-

ployer and possibly also the resi-

dents, who now may have to face a cut

in services.

Middletown made the move now,

even though the employer mandate

was pushed back to 2015.

Similar cost-saving tactics could be

used in our town, and the question

would be: How would that affect our

services, and possibly our neighbors

own wallets?

That is unknown as of yet, but its a

reality we may have to face not only on

the public employment level, but alsoon the private employment level, as

businesses make similar cost-cutting

measures.

It just makes no sense to us.

Not really friendly to businessDelay of Obamacares employer mandate provision delays the inevitable

Your thoughts

What are your thoughts on theemployer mandate provision of theObama administrations health-carereform? Tell everyone what you thinkthrough a letter to the editor.

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dress asbestos abatement projectsin each of the schools. Raffertyreports that the abatement proj-ects would be a proactive meas-ure to replace old floor tiling inhigh traffic areas with tiles man-ufactured with materials thatmeet todays health and safety

standards.The estimated amount to up-grade the flooring is $69,975 at theTabernacle Elementary School,and an estimated $78,886 at theKenneth R. Olson Middle School,according to Boston.

Although there is no health orsafety risk to our staff and stu-dents, since we submit toregular inspections, we want tobe proactive and take advantageof available state funding andupgrade our schools, Raffertysaid.

In addition to filing for thegrants, Rafferty reports the dis-trict is submitting an updatedLong Range Facilities Plan to theNJDOE. A LRFP is a comprehen-

sive plan describing all the majorfacility projects the district antic-ipates completing over the nextfive years.

Completing and filing of thegrant applications is labor inten-sive and could not be successfully

completed without the assistanceof our school architect, Mr. ScottEngland, Rafferty said.

England, of the architecturalfirm of Regan Young EnglandButera, is completing and submit-ting the grants and the LRFP incollaboration with Boston.

If funding is not granted, notall the projects will be able to becompleted, Rafferty said.

If the districts applicationsare approved, the Tabernacle

schools can expect to receive im-portant facility upgrades withoutburdening the local taxpayer, hesaid. The Tabernacle schools arebeautiful and well-maintained,and we want to keep them thatway.

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