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Restructuring
School district committee
to present findings. PAGE 3
SHANNON CAULFIELD/The Sun
Colton Gilbert, 4, rocked back and forth excitedly on the alligator at Marlton Memorial
Playground last week while playing with his sister Hailey, 5.
Rocking good time
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speaker
By SHANNON CAULFIELD
The Sun
The Lenape Regional High
School District board members
unanimously agreed former NBA
player Chris Herren’s multiple as-
semblies for the school and the re-
cent community speaking en-
gagement have been valuable for
the community.
According to board member
William Bisignano, students and
faculty gave their full attention to
Herren.
“You could hear a pin drop
when he spoke. He maintained
everyone’s attention,” Bisignano
said.
The board has recently taken
heat for paying Herren for his
speaking engagement with the
district, Superintendent of
Schools Carol Birnbohm said,
however the money was raised
and no money was used from the
budget.
“When Chris [Heilig] saw him,
Athlete
shares
tales of
addiction
By NICK COHEN
The Sun
A former college and NBA star
came to the Lenape Regional
High School District last week,
but he did not come with stories
of fame, lavish success and the re-
alization of one’s potential. He
spoke of the risks of addiction
and how just a few decisions can
turn a dream into a nightmare.
Once a McDonald’s All-Ameri-
can and standout at Fresno State
University, Chris Herren now
spends his time touring the coun-
try warning athletes, students,
parents and whoever will listen
about how it easy it can be to lose
everything to addiction.
“I can remember coming into
auditoriums just like this and lis-
tening to someone on stage talk
about the risks of drinking and
drugs and I said ‘I’ll never be that
guy. I’m ranked ninth in the coun-
try as a high school player. I’m a
McDonald’s All-American. I had a
photo shoot for Sports Illustrated
please see HERREN’S, page 4 please see NEXT, page 6
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holiday luncheon
The Garden Club of Marlton
will be hosting a holiday lunch-
eon on Thursday, Dec 5 at Indian
Spring Country Club.
Lunch, a treasure sale and a
Chinese auction will be available
for guests.
Tickets are available only by
advance sales for $26 per person.
Deadline for tickets is Dec. 1.
To order tickets, call (856) 983-
4829 or (856) 983-1418.
Meet children’s author
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Meet acclaimed children’s
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Tuesday, Dec. 3 at 5 p.m. at Barnes
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Bennett, author of the best-sell-
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Online survey available
for school district
Students, staff, parents and
community members are invited
to complete a brief Communica-
tions Survey for the Evesham
Township School District online
through Schoolwires.
Simply visit www.evesham.
k12.nj.us and click on the survey
link located on the home page,
first under “Announcements.”
Please take a few moments to
complete the survey, as the com-
munity’s feedback is important to
the district and will be used to en-
hance communication district-
wide.
Surveys must be submitted by
Saturday, Nov. 30.
Paper copies are available
upon request. Contact Cindy Es-
posito in the Superintendent’s Of-
fice at (856) 983-1800, ext. 5010 for
more information.
BRIEFS
By SHANNON CAULFIELD
The Sun
Evesham Township Superin-
tendent of Schools John Scavelli
announced the district’s Restruc-
turing Committee will present its
findings at the Dec. 19 board of
education meeting.
The committee was given the
task as part of strategic planning
process, Goals 2017. The commit-
tee met this month to make its de-
cisions, specifically on the issue
of Evans Elementary School.
There has been discussion about
closing the school.
“One of the objectives calls for
the district to form a committee
to study the issue of declining en-
rollment and examine the possi-
ble strategies to address the situa-
tion,” Scavelli told The Sun in Oc-
tober.
Declining enrollment and the
budgetary shortfall have been two
major issues for the district, with
discussion of the closure of
Evans on the table since 2011.
In line with saving the district
money, to help solve some of the
budgetary shortfall issues, the
board approved a resolution giv-
ing Business Administrator Den-
nis Nettleton permission to send
a letter for approval of selling a
district-owned property.
According to Nettleton, any
property being sold by any dis-
trict must get approval from the
county executive superintendent
at the state Department of Educa-
tion.
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made to the DOE division of fi-
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as a freshman at Boston College,’”
Herren said. “From there, I took
one line of cocaine as an 18-year-
old in my first month at BC, and it
took me 14 years to walk away
from it.”
Before he played his first game
at Boston College, Herren failed a
drug test for marijuana and co-
caine use. Later during his fresh-
man year, he failed two more drug
tests and was kicked off the team
and out of the university. He later
transferred to Fresno State Uni-
versity, and after failing another
drug test and entering a rehabili-
tation facility, he returned to the
team to have a solid collegiate ca-
reer.
A capacity crowd packed the
Performing Arts Center at Chero-
kee High School on Nov. 18 to lis-
ten to Herren present his story.
Herren’s extensive visit to the dis-
trict, which included two presen-
tations at each high school as well
as the program open to the public,
was made possible through an
outpouring of donations, as well
as a $29,000 donation from the
LRHSD Foundation. His presen-
tations were a part of the district-
wide initiative “DEFY the Issue.”
The initiative is a community
coalition involving Evesham,
Medford, Medford Lakes, Mt. Lau-
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families and residents of all ages
about the dangers of illegal drug
and alcohol use as well as to pro-
vide support for young people by
empowering them to defy the
pressures of drug and alcohol
use.
“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,” LRHSD superin-
tendent Carol Birnbohm said.
“And while it is impossible to at-
tribute it to one thing, we can say
with confidence that the message
is being spread effectively
throughout our community.”
The percentage of Burlington
County middle school students
using drugs and alcohol has
dropped significantly, according
to the results of a county survey.
About 2 percent of county stu-
dents in grades six, seven and
eight had consumed alcohol dur-
ing the previous 30 days, down
from 6 percent when the survey
was performed in 2011. Herren
was adamant that education re-
garding drugs must begin early.
“When I ask children in the
schools I visit to draw a picture of
what a drug addict looks like,
they draw pictures of homeless
people and prostitutes,” Herren
said. “They see addicts on their
last day, not their first. They don’t
know about day one enough. It all
starts with red (plastic) cups.”
Herren’s message was the
same to parents who believe it to
be OK that their child drinks un-
derage if it is monitored.
“That’s how it started for
everybody. Kids don’t start by tak-
ing heroin and OxyContin. It
starts by drinking beers or smok-
ing blunts in someone’s base-
ment. That’s where addiction be-
gins for everybody,” Herren said.
“Not to mention the obvious fact
that it’s illegal for children to
drink under the age of 21. How do
you draw lines for your kids if
you make breaking that law OK?”
Even though Herren speaks to
thousands of people each month,
he knows his message will go
mostly unheard and his warnings
unheeded. That is why he keeps
his goal for each presentation
much smaller.
“I thank God for all of my bad
days because it led me to speak to
hundreds of thousands of people.
I pray each time before I speak to
let me make a difference in just
one person’s life today. Just one
person,” Herren said. “When I re-
ceive an email from someone say-
ing after hearing me speak they
are seeking help, that email
means more than anything I ever
accomplished as a basketball
player.”
ASSEMBLY
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he told us we had to make sure every stu-
dent saw him, and we did,” Birnbohm said.
Birnbom recalled a reaction a student
had to Herren, noting the student couldn’t
identify her peer’s issue, which lead to bul-
lying from other students.
“It opened up many lines of communica-
tion and types of discussion, even bully-
ing,” Bisignano said.
For Birnbohm, it was important for
every student in the school to listen to what
Herren has to say about what he’s been
through. He has already spoken with
Cherokee and Lenape High School stu-
dents.
According to the LRHSD website, Her-
ren will conclude his tour of the LRHSD
with student-only presentations at
Shawnee High School on Monday, Dec. 2
and Seneca High School on Thursday, Dec.
5.
In other news:
• Lenape and Seneca will pilot an innova-
tive Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics program beginning in the
2014-2015 school year, made possible
through a $31,200 grant from Lockheed
Martin Corporation, a district release
said.
The Pathway to Engineering program,
from Project Lead the Way, will be piloted
with ninth-grade students at Lenape and
Seneca beginning in fall 2014, the release
said. The highly competitive program is de-
signed to attract and retain students inter-
ested in pursuing a STEM-related post-sec-
ondary education and, ultimately, a career,
the release said.
“This partnership opportunity provided
by Lockheed Martin will enable us to add
this
rigorous STEM program to our current
course offerings,” Heather Xenakis, Direc-
tor of Curriculum and Instruction at
LRHSD, said in the release. “It’s a
fantastic opportunity for highly motivated
students interested in engineering to un-
derstand,
in application, the content learned in sci-
ence and math courses.”
According to the release, the course is in-
terdisciplinary in its approach and in-
cludes science, technology, engineering
and math, and will be offered independent
of any specific department. The district is
hoping to continue the sequence of courses
available through the program, by adding a
new course each year for the next four
years, based on continued funding by out-
side sources.
No indication was given on when, or if,
Cherokee or Shawnee would be involved in
the program.
• The next LRHSD board of education
meeting is scheduled for Dec. 18 at 7:30
p.m.
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nances, handing down a yes, no,
maybe or more information on
the property decision. From
there, the board will consider the
information going forward.
Resident Cliff Gallagher ex-
pressed his concerns during the
public comment portion of the
meeting. If the sale of the proper-
ty falls through, or doesn’t hap-
pen, what’s the district’s backup
plan, he asked.
According to Scavelli, the budg-
et presentation is in January and
“several things are being consid-
ered.”
“We are looking into full-day
daycare on a fee basis and other
tuition programs for further tu-
ition revenues,” Scavelli said.
Nettleton will report progress
of the building in question, he
said.
In other news:
• The district recently launched
its Facebook page.
The page is the first of its kind
in the area and of the sending
schools for the Lenape Regional
High School District, Scavelli
said.
Currently, the board is waiting
for permission to add updates
about student achievement.
The page will include commu-
nication about the district, an-
nouncements and the aforemen-
tioned student achievement.
The page is live and can be ac-
cessed through the e-newsletter
recently sent by Director of Cur-
riculum and Instruction Danielle
Magulick and on the district’s
website.
• Scavelli wanted to remind res-
idents, parents and students there
is a community survey available
online that should be taken for
the strategic planning, Goals
2017. The last day to answer the
survey is Nov. 30.
“We would appreciate your
feedback. We need the informa-
tion and the more the better,”
Scavelli said.
• The board gave recognition to
the cross country team for the re-
cent Cross Country Meet of
Champions, in addition to the
Marlton Middle girls field hockey
team for the team's recent suc-
cess.
• The next board meeting is
scheduled for Dec. 19 at 7 p.m. at
DeMasi Middle School, 199 Eves-
boro-Medford Road, instead of
the municipal building, to accom-
modate the crowd for the Restruc-
turing Committee’s findings,
Scavelli said.
MARLTON
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Overeaters Anonymous: 10 a.m. at
Prince of Peace Church. Call
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SUNDAY DEC. 1
Foreign Film & Discussion Series:
“The Salt of Life:” 2 p.m., Eve-
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Overeaters Anonymous: 10 a.m. at
Prince of Peace Church. Call
(609) 239-0022 or visit
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Questions of Faith support group: 3
p.m. at Samaritan Center for Grief
Support, 5 Eves Drive, Suite 180.
Call (800) 596-8550 to register.
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Real estate tax: $7,819 / 2012
Approximate Lot Square Footage: 8,712
This two-story colonial has four bedrooms
and two full and one half bathrooms.
Features include a two-car garage, newer
roof and siding, energy-efficient new win-
dows, renovated kitchen, family room fire-
place and stamped concrete patio.
10 Midwood Road
Sold: $339,900
Real estate tax: $8,237 / 2012
Approximate Lot Square Footage: 8,276
This entirely updated and expanded two-
story colonial has four bedrooms and two
full and one half bathrooms. Features
include a newer vinyl fenced yard, above-
ground pool, hardwood floors, newer
kitchen and family room fireplace.
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MINT 1st floor condo built by
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