Sunday in the district championship game. With the win, manager Ryan Podlesny’s 23-0 team advances to play Cherry Hill Post 372 at 2 p.m. Saturday in the opening round of the New Jersey American Legion District 3 Baseball Tournament at Gilder Field, Addotta picked up his sixth win of the summer and Peters went 3-for-3 to lead Post 26’s offense as it defeated Mullica Hill Post 452, 6-2. As two of the tops at their positions, Addotta, a right-handed pitcher from Burlington Township High, and Peters, a catcher from Northern Burlington High, have made the most of their time together as a battery. When you just keep winning, that’s probably a little easier. Addotta and Franklin Peters quickly learned to be friends with the Bordentown Post 26 baseball team this summer. SitelogIQ has implemented programming changes, enhanced building security and architectural finishes, and improved indoor air quality.BORDENTOWN - After being foes throughout their high school careers in the Burlington County Scholastic League, C.J. SitelogIQ worked with the Peters Township School District and its stakeholders to support the District’s comprehensive plan. The results provided the District with priority items to address and developed a plan to execute programming changes, facility infrastructure, and improved building security through a performance contract. SitelogIQ was hired to complete an Enhanced District Option Study (EDOS) to provide an educational and functional needs assessment in addition to a facility physical needs assessment. The District also identified a need for a comprehensive facility improvement plan that would allow the current high school to transition into the new middle school. The school will exceed the size of the current high school by about 60,000 square feet and include 10 additional classrooms. The new 294,000-square-foot facility features a 2,000-seat auditorium, a 14,000-square-foot natatorium, a new gym, and auxiliary gym, a grass practice field, and an AstroTurf field. The Solutionĭistrict administrators decided to build a new facility to accommodate future growth at Peters Township.
District administrators were faced with a decision-renovate the existing high school or build a new facility. In addition to the wear and tear of the increase in students, most of the building systems in the existing high school were approaching the end of their useful life. The District experienced a 20% increase in population between 20, which added strain on the infrastructure of the aging high school. Peters Township School District is a large, suburban school district in Washington County, PA. Energy & Greenhouse Gas Tracking/Reporting.
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