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Eastern’s Jane Trauger dribbles in the lane during a game against Cherry Hill West on Feb. 16. The Vikings won 56-24. For more photos, see page 4.

During its Feb. 17 meeting, the Eastern Camden County Regional School District Board of Education updated the community on current enrollment numbers for in person and remote learning and addressed the potential for students to move to four in person learning days. At its January session, the district discussed its intention to implement the then-new contingency plan because of the high number of remote learners in the schools. It presented the district with the opportunity to offer additional in person learning days for interested students, as long as the district followed maximum capacity limits from the state Department of Health and Department of Education. During the Feb. 17 board session, Superintendent Robert Cloutier said the district currently has approximately 72 percent of its students in 100 percent remote learning and that the model of four in person days has been implemented for some interested students. “We did make the switch with the four-day option the best that we could,” he noted. “We curplease see EASTERN, page 6

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Eastern takes down Cherry Hill West MATTHEW SHINKLE/The Sun

The Cherry Hill West Lions traveled to Voorhees Township to take on the Eastern Regional Vikings on Feb. 16. Eastern defeated West 56-24 in Olympic-Conference action. Pictured clockwise from above: Maya Edwards takes a shot from under the basket. Kaitlyn Henry defends a Cherry Hill West guard. Giana Rullo drives to the basket. Henry tracks a Cherry Hill West ballhandler. Edwards takes a jump shot.

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Eastern: Students continue full time remote learning rently have 225 students, of that 28 percent of students that are attending in person, who are now attending [in person] four days a week.” Cloutier said the shift to in person learning day offerings caused the district to make some shifts in scheduling and classes due to an uneven number of students across the four high school grade levels who requested additional in person learning days. “In some ways, we had to make some changes because it’s not proportional,” Cloutier explained. “We have more ninth graders attending in person than in other grade levels, so we did have to make some classroom changes. The first thing we had to do was decide whether or not it was even possible to do, and it was a close call, particularly at the ninth grade level, because some of the classes were exceed-

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ing the 50 percent capacity. So we had to move classes to larger classrooms.” Cloutier said that after implementing the scheduling changes, the district did receive calls from parents who were upset that their students’ requested changes were not accounted for, but the calls were received after the district evaluated the scheduling changes. To change a student’s current learning method, Cloutier said parents have the option to do so during the next open enrollment period at the beginning of March. Looking ahead, he also said the district is cautiously optimistic about the future of education in the state during COVID as advancements in vaccine development continue. “There are a lot of reasons to be optimistic moving forward,” he noted. “The vaccine is being rolled out, hospitalization numbers are down. We certainly are on a downward trajectory from the peak

we saw in December, so that is all good news.” The district is now planning meetings with the parents of seniors in the coming weeks to discuss rescheduling and accommodating of school activities and events. The board’s next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 17. In other news: • The district cancelled the Sophomore Cotillion, originally planned for Friday, March 5. • Priya Modi was honored as Eastern Regional’s Scholar of the Month for February. • The district accepted the resignation of Alexandra Marshall as its field hockey coach. Marshall served as head coach for one year, going 14-0 last season. • The district sold 30 Solar Renewable Energy Credits generated during January for $233 each.

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Reaching new heights Led by Alison Ahern, Cherry Hill West seniors have helped transform the future of the program

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Since joining the team as a freshman, Cherry Hill West senior Alison Ahern was immediately an impact player in the Olympic Conference. Now in the midst of her final year with the Lions, Ahern is looking to put together yet another strong season alongside her teammates.

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Before she played even a single second of high-school basketball, Alison Ahern already had it in her head that she wanted to score 1,000 points with Cherry Hill West. The goal was there, it was just a matter of making sure it was realistic. “When I went to school freshman year, I already had that goal in mind,” Ahern said. “I

was really unsure at first of what high-school basketball would be like, but after I played my first game, I kind of realized it was absolutely attainable if I worked really hard at it.” Now in the second half of her senior season, to say Ahern has worked really hard may still be selling short her accomplishments with the Lions. In her first three seasons with West, she led the team in scoring all three years, surpassing the 1,000 point mark in the team’s final win her junior season.

In dramatic fashion, Ahern scored a career high of 32 points in the 63-48 win over Woodrow Wilson and became the first girl to cross the 1,000-point threshold in the 21st century. Dan Butler, in the midst of his 12th season as head coach at West, said Ahern’s impact on the program has brought it to a new level. “Her impact has been immense in multiple areas,” he noted. “You have her presence in the middle of the paint, and she’ll often draw double teams,

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so that has helped bring some confidence to surrounding players around her to be aggressive offensively and defensively. “She’s been on an upward trajectory ever since her freshman year,” Butler added. “She’s drawn so much respect and attention from our opponents over the years, so her job’s gotten more difficult with her growing reputation. But she’s continued to step up to the challenge.” In the four years before Ahern’s freshman year, the program won a combined 10 games. Meanwhile, the Lions won 32 games in Ahern’s first three seasons and are coming off back-to-back appearances in the NJSIAA sectional tournament. Butler said Ahern’s presence and innate basketball talent have certainly been strong components to build a team around, but plenty of credit also goes to the class with whom Ahern came to West. This year’s starting five includes Sophia Graffeo, Kayla Thompson, Michela Auguadro and Bella Sylvester, as well as Ahern. Together, they have had a substantial impact on the program, their coach said.

“That class brought in five amazing athletes, and it was really all five of them that have changed this program together to make us a respectable, competitive team,” Butler explained. “Making the playoffs the past two years, hosting a playoff game last year … It's a tribute and a credit to all five of our seniors on how they’ve been able to take this program to the best heights (it) has seen in decades.” The group of girls Butler calls the Fab Five are all three-sport athletes who will graduate from West with an anticipated 53 varsity letters, as long as the spring seasons can be played. Ahern said her success in the stat sheet each night, as well as the program’s recent achievements, are in large part due to the chemistry and high-level play of those around her. “Not only are they amazing athletes, but they’re amazing people, too, and we all have the same mindset when it comes to athletics,” she added. “I feel like we all have the same drive when we’re out there wanting to win and leave it all out there on the court, so it makes it easier to play together as a team.” ■

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THE BERLIN SUN — FEBRUARY 24 - MARCH 2, 2021

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