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Election moves to fall
Lenape board opts for a
November vote. PAGE 6
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By SEAN PATRICK MURPHY
The Tabernacle Sun
etermined. Relentless.
Stubborn.
Thats how Seneca bas-
ketball phenom Brittany
Snows parents describe
their daughter.
Snow recently surpassed both
girls and boys all-time scoring
record in varsity basketball with
1,083 points.
The 18-year-old said she was
present when Chelsea Grover
scored 1,079 and when Rich Mc-
Namara set the previous record
with 1,081 points.
The 6-foot tall senior scored 86
points as a freshman, 344 as a
sophomore, and 449 as a junior.
She has been on the varsity team
since her freshman year.
My family always pushed me
to do my best, Snow said, noting
her parents are always 100 per-
cent behind her.
Her grandparents also attend
all of her games.
Its really nice because you al-
ways know you have your own lit-
tle cheering section at the
games, Snow said, adding its
good to have people you know in
the stands because they can con-
sole her if she makes mistakes.
Snow got a full scholarship to
Stony Brook University on Long
Island, and plans to study biology
there.
SNOW DAY
D
Teacher of the year
named at Seneca
By SEAN PATRICK MURPHY
The Tabernacle Sun
When Greg Bauer found out he
was named Seneca High Schools
Teacher of the Year for the 2011-
2012 school year, he was totally
floored.
Im totally blown away by it,
Bauer said. Im humbled by it.
He noted he is surrounded by a
lot of great teachers at Seneca
who love kids.
To be chosen from this staff is
pretty amazing, he said.
Bauer has taught environmen-
tal earth science at Seneca since
it opened nine years ago. He has
been teaching 13 years overall.
A Southampton native, he at-
tended Lenape High School.
Bauer said he comes from a
family of teachers.
That was certainly part of it,
he said of his choice to be a
teacher.
Bauer went to North Carolina
State University and was plan-
ning to study medicine, but he
says he discovered that wasnt
what he wanted to do with his life.
He said he liked the idea of work-
ing with kids.
Bauer took education courses
in college and kind of immedi-
ately figured out thats what he
wanted to do for the rest of his
life.
He said something as simple as
daily interaction with kids is the
most rewarding part of his job.
I get the opportunity to work
with kids every day and help
them in their journey through
school, Bauer said. I get a lot of
joy out of that.
He also enjoys having former
students tell him of their success.
Its a neat experience, Bauer
said. Its very rewarding.
Budget problems in the last few
years, the drying up of state
money and an increase in class
sizes provide the biggest chal-
lenges for him as a teacher, Bauer
says.
Weve had to maintain or get
better at what we do with less re-
sources, he said.
Bauer said his advice to some-
one considering teaching is to
make sure you love working with
kids all day, every day.
I think thats a big part of it,
he said. If theyre going into
it for that reason, then theyre
going to have a very rewarding
career.
Bauer said he appreciates the
opportunity of working with all
kinds of young people, from spe-
cial ed kids to honors students.
Im always trying to get better
at what I do, he said, noting he
tweaks what he does every year
and tries to follow trends in edu-
cation.
A head wrestling coach and as-
sistant baseball coach at Seneca,
Bauer said he tries to teach
things outside the classroom.
Thats a big part of what we
do as educators, he said. Part of
our job is to not only teach kids
the content, but also to teach kids
to work hard, to teach kids to set
goals. I think as educators, we try
to teach kids a lot of life skills
that theyll take with them, hope-
fully for the rest of their lives. I
think that part of our job is some-
times as important if not more
important than teaching our
content material.
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Brittany Snow
makes her 1,000th
point by hitting a
foul shot in the
game against
Cherokee. She had
26 points in the
59-39 win.
please see SNOW, page 4
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BRIEFS
Trip on April 4 to see
Steel Magnolias
The Pinelands Young at Heart
is planning a trip on April 4 to the
Bristol-Riverside Theatre to see
Steel Magnolias. Lunch will be
at King George II Inn. A bus will
leave from the squad building on
Hawkins Road. Non-members are
invited to attend.
Call Jean Wells, trip coordina-
tor, if you would like to attend, at
(609) 268-1678.
Pinelands Young at Heart Club
meets the second and fourth
Wednesday of each month at the
Tabernacle squad building. Mem-
bers must be 50 years of age or
older and live in Tabernacle, Sha-
mong, Southampton or surround-
ing communities. If you have
lived in these townships previous-
ly and have moved you may be-
come a member. For more infor-
mation, call (609) 268-0624.
Open registration
for flag football
Seneca Youth Football has
open registration for spring flag
football. Register now for the sea-
son starting March 12.
Players will be organized into
teams. All players will play and
everyone will get an opportunity
to be the quarterback and receiv-
er.
The cost is $60. All players from
age 7 to 13 will receive a Seneca
spring football T-shirt.
For more information, call
Andy at (609) 617-9969 after 3 p.m.
or email coachcunard@comcast.
net. Go to www.senecaeagles.com
to register.
Almost time for
kindergarten registration
Tabernacle Township Schools
will be registering students for
the 2012-2013 kindergarten classes
on March 7, 8 and 9. Children en-
tering kindergarten in September
must be 5 on or before Oct. 1.
Parents are asked to call the
Tabernacle Elementary School
between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to
make an appointment for regis-
tration and to have a registration
packet mailed to them.
Parents are asked to complete
the packet and return. Appoint-
ments are between the hours of
1:20 and 3:45 p.m., and on March 8
between 6 and 8 p.m.
Along with the completed reg-
istration packet, parents should
bring their childs birth certifi-
cate, record of immunization and
two proofs of residency.
To make an appointment, re-
ceive a packet or for questions,
contact the Tabernacle Elemen-
tary School front office and speak
to Vickie or Donna at (609) 268-
0150, ext. 2000.
Lines on the Pines
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Each year, Lines on the Pines
brings together Pine Barrens au-
thors, artists, photographers, ar-
tisans and enthusiasts in celebra-
tion of the regions unique cul-
ture.
The 7th annual Lines on the
Pines event will be held at Frog
Rock Golf and Country Club in
Hammonton on Sunday, March
11. Many enthusiasts of the Pine
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exciting and memorable.
Kindergarten seminar
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Leap into Kindergarten, a
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Local area kindergarten teach-
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She is interested in medical
school and thinks she may
someday be a doctor because sci-
ence is her favorite subject.
I like helping people, Snow
said, noting science and philan-
thropy are a great fit.
And what of her accomplish-
ments?
I never thought I could do
that, she said of reaching 1,000
points. I never thought Id actu-
ally pass the records.
Snow laughed when she said
she probably fell a lot as a child
because she pushes herself too
hard.
I dont give up, she said. I
just keep going and even when
things look too hard, I know
somehow well get them done.
A member of the National
Honor Society, Snow said she
likes to learn things she can use.
And her advice is simple.
It sounds corny, but it really
comes down to hard work, Snow
said. If you work hard enough
you can do it, you just have to put
in the hours and the effort.
Donna Snow, Brittanys moth-
er, said her daughter always
wanted to learn how to do things
and then how to excel at them.
She was pretty determined in
whatever she wanted to do,
Donna said.
Brittany was in second-grade
when she first started playing,
but has had a ball in her hand
since she was 6. She started play-
ing AAU basketball in seventh-
grade.
Its really her toughness and
tenacity when shes out on the
court, Donna said. Thats really
what sets her apart.
She also said Brittany has a
stubborn side.
Shell stand up for what she
thinks is right, Donna said.
She also said she is happy her
daughter is attending Stony
Brook.
We could not be prouder,
Donna said. We feel like we hit
the lottery when she was offered a
full scholarship.
Rich Snow, Brittanys father,
said his daughter is relentless.
She would put her mind to
something she could fail but
she didnt quit, he said. She just
wont stop until she gets it right.
SNOW
Continued from page 1
Snow sets all-time basketball scoring
record at Seneca with 1,083 points
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Seneca High School senior
Brittany Snow recently
broke the schools all-time
varsity scoring record in
both womens and mens
basketball with 1,083 points.
Shown here, Snow is in ac-
tion during games earlier
this season.
A boating basics course will be
offered by N.J. Boating Safety
Classes in Moorestown on Feb. 27
and 29.
The two-evening course meets
the needs of boaters and personal
watercraft (PWC) operators for a
basic overview of boat and PWC
operation, while meeting the new
state requirements for boating-
safety education certification.
As of June 2009, all boaters
must have a N.J. boating safety
certificate, or face the possibility
of a minimum fine of $150.
There will be a $65 fee, which
covers the cost of the course and
all materials.
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On Wednesday, Feb. 15, the Lenape Re-
gional High School District Board of Edu-
cation passed a resolution to move its an-
nual school election from April to Novem-
ber, beginning this year.
The move places school board candi-
dates on the November ballot and elimi-
nates the need for a public vote on the pro-
posed school budget if it remains at or
below the states 2 percent levy cap.
All eight LRHSD sending districts
passed similar resolutions in recent weeks,
which effectively moved the regional
school board election to November. While
not required, Lenape regionals resolution
demonstrates the districts strong support
for the move, which in the view of the
board of education, is in the best interest
of students and the regional communities.
This is a groundbreaking change for
New Jerseys public school districts, in-
cluding Lenape regional, LRHSD Board of
Education President Ted Shinske said.
The change will save taxpayer dollars as
we eliminate the cost of the school budget
vote and reduce the cost of school board
elections by holding them in conjunction
with the annual November elections.
We estimate that moving the election
and eliminating the budget vote will save
more than $56,000 in election costs per year
for four years for the regional district
alone, Lenape Regional High School Dis-
trict Business Administrator James Hager
said.
State statute requires that a districts de-
cision to move the annual election must re-
main in effect for a minimum of four
years.
Hager added that, although the budget
vote is eliminated, districts are required to
follow many of the same steps they followed
to prepare and submit a budget in past
years. The district will hold a public hear-
ing on March 28, followed by a board vote.
Budget information, including tax im-
pact, will be posted on the district website
following the March 28 vote.
For more information about the changes
in the annual school board and budget elec-
tions and this years budget process, visit
www.lrhsd.org to view a list of questions
and answers provided by the New Jersey
Department of Education.
Lenape board votes to move election to November
Tabernacle PTA hosts book fair from Feb. 27 to March 2
The Tabernacle PTA will host a book
fair at both Tabernacle Elementary School
and Olson Middle School from Feb. 27 to
March 2 each day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
the elementary school and from 8:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. at the middle school.
Funds raised will allow the Tabernacle
Township PTA to help purchase books and
supplies for the district.
Families, faculty and the community are
invited to attend this fun reading event
that helps inspire children to become life-
long readers.
The fair will feature a special family
night and ice-cream social with free ice
cream on Tuesday, Feb. 28 from 6 p.m. to 8
p.m. at Tabernacle Elementary School.
Tabernacle Elementary School is locat-
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Olson Middle School is located at 132
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FOR SENIORS
Pinelands Young at Heart Seniors
Club: At the Tabernacle Squad Build-
ing on Hawkin Road. Begins at noon
call (609) 268-0624 for more infor-
mation.
FOR CHILDREN
February Story Time Series: Ages
4 to 6. 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. at
Pinelands Branch Library. This
month Miss Danielle will read a vari-
ety of cute Valentines Day and oth-
er seasonal stories. Sign up for the
whole series. Different craft each
week. Register online or call (609)
654-6113.
THURSDAY
February 23
FOR ALL
Adult Yoga Class: 7 to 8 p.m. at
Pinelands Branch Library. New to
yoga? Need a refresher? No matter
your level, all are welcome to this
free class. Wear comfortable,
breathable clothes. Dont eat two
hours prior to class. Bring a yoga
mat, bottle of water and towel. Wear
contacts instead of glasses, if possi-
ble. Aroma therapy included. Regis-
ter by calling (609) 654-6113.
Second Annual Babes Kids
Dodgeball Tournament: 6 p.m. at
Seneca High School. Admission $1.
Proceeds benefit community mem-
bers in need. For more information
email gmccloskey@lrhsd.org.
FRIDAY
February 24
FOR ALL
Computerease: 10:30 to 11 a.m. and
11 to 11:30 a.m. Individual computer
help at Pinelands Branch Library.
Meet with a librarian for a half-hour
session of help. These sessions
address beginner and intermediate
computing questions, including
improving mouse skill, creating an
email/eBay account, learning about
searching the Internet, brushing up
on using library products, and more.
When registering, indicate the com-
puter-related question you have.
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6113.
MONDAY
February 27
FOR ALL
Tabernacle Township Committee
regular meeting: 8 p.m. in Town Hall
fourth Monday of the month. Formal
action may be taken.
FOR TEENS
Student Council Blood Drive: 8
a.m. to 2 p.m. at Seneca High
School. Visit www.lrhsd.org for
more information.
FOR CHILDREN
Family Movie Night: 6 p.m. at
Pinelands Branch Library. Bring the
whole family for a viewing of Puss
in Boots, rated PG. Snacks and
juice provided. No registration
required.
TUESDAY
February 28
FOR ALL
Tabernacle PTA Scholastic Book
Night Fair: 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the
media centers of Tabernacle Ele-
mentary School and Kenneth R.
Olson Middle School. A free ice
cream social will be held during
the night fair. Books can also be
ordered online at www.tabernacle
pta.org.
Kenneth R. Olson Middle School
Drama Performance: Students will
perform Down in Front at 7 p.m.
Feb. 28 and 29.
calendar PAGE 8 FEBRUARY 22-28, 2012
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to the date of the event.
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Kings Highway East, Haddonfield, NJ 08033. Or by e-mail: calen-
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