Gloucester County officials Cindy Saulman, vice chair of the Gloucester School Board; Dr. Anthony Vladu, superintendent of schools; and retired Gloucester Circuit Court clerk Margaret Walker spoke at a Pathways to Leadership seminar held last Thursday at First Morning Star Baptist Church, Bena. Sponsored by the Gloucester Branch of the NAACP, the seminar series is designed to give Gloucester County residents and others an overview of how Gloucester County government operates, said a press release. Saulman, now in the third year of a four-year term, explained the multitude of job responsibilities associated with being on the school board, an elected position, including developing policies, hiring and retaining the school superintendent and other school employees, adhering to state regulations, and keeping the public informed. Vladu said that it’s the job of adults to inspire and motivate students and provide a level playing field for them through accountability, communication, teamwork,...