NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Lansdale, PA 19446-3960
ITEM NUMBER : __ __05-16_____ ___
SUBJECT: Extended School Care Fees
MONTH / YEAR PRSENTED TO BOARD: February 2016
INITIATED BY: Steve Skrocki
COMMITTEE: Finance Committee
RECOMMENDATION:
Recommend approval to establish the Extended School Care Program fees for the
2016-2017 school year, as per the attached fee sheet.
BACKGROUND:
Based upon the costs that will be incurred in the upcoming year (see attachment for the
2016-2017 Extended School Care Fees), the Extended School Care Program needs to set fees for the 2016-2017 school year. The new fees represent a 2.4% increase over last year. These fees still place us below the competition in terms of the cost our families pay for their child care services.
The 2016-2017 Extended School Care Program will continue to offer a hot breakfast program and an afternoon snack, while including fees for early dismissals on scheduled afternoons. We will continue to employ a well-trained, qualified and mature staff.
State and county subsidized child care clients are accepted in both the summer camp and the before and after care Extended School Care programs.
DATE PREPARED: January 18, 2016

Before School Care
2nd child
3rd child
After School Care
2nd child
3rd child
2 days per week
$119.00
$107.00
$83.00
3 days per week
$152.00
4 days per week
$184.00
$137.00
$106.00
$166.00
$129.00
5 days per week
$217.00
$195.00
$152.00
$157.00
$141.00
$110.00
$200.00
$180.00
$140.00
$243.00
$219.00
$170.00
$286.00
$257.00
$200.00
Before & After School Care
2nd child
3rd child
$210.00
$189.00
$147.00
$267.00
$240.00
$187.00
$325.00
$293.00
$228.00
$382.00
$344.00
$267.00
* Parents selecting a two, three or four day fixed schedule must specify days of attendance at the time of registration. No additional fees
will be incurred for early dismissals which fall on your child's regularly scheduled afternoons.
* Fees are based on a 180 day school calendar. Care is billed in 9 equal payments, September-May and at one half the
monthly fee in June.
* Families requiring a flexible schedule will be assessed a monthly administrative fee of $20, per child. An additional fee of $10.00 per day will be
assessed to those whose flexible afternoons fall on early dismissal days. Flexible families must submit their schedules to the Extended School
Care Office by Friday at noon for the upcoming week.
* The option to purchase additional days of care will be offered to any parent whose child is an Extended School Care Program participant, on
a space available basis, with a minimum of 5 business days notice. An additional morning can be purchased at a rate of $16.00, an afternoon
at $21.00, a morning and afternoon at $28.00, an early dismissal afternoon at $30.00 and a morning and early dismissal afternoon at $31.00.
Inservice day care will be offered at a rate of $35.00 per day.

2015-2016 Child Care Rate Survey
Kid's Unlimited
Before Care
5 days 4 days 3 days 2 days
379/month
After Care
5 days 4 days
454/month
3 days 2 days
Before and After School Care
5 days 4 days 3 days 2 days
549/month
Sibling Discount Schools
Served:
10% for 2nd child GN, KNP, NW
Comments:
6:30AM-6:00PM, snow, early dismissal and holidays included, pm snack. $40 for days off
Kindercare - North Wales
Kindercare- Lansdale
303/month303/month227/month182/month
587/month587/month443/month352/month
333/month 333/month 250/month 201/month 587/month 587/month 443/month 352/month 10% for 2nd child
10% discount for
Merck
NW
6:30AM-6:30PM, brk/lunch/snacks on full days,$85 registration fee, addt'l charge for holidays/snow days $35, hourly $15
587/month 587/month 443/month 352/month 625/month 625/month 470/month 375/month 10% for oldest child BP, HAT, KNP,
KLP, OP, WF
6:30AM-6:30PM addl't $30 for snow & holidays, reg fee $85 ($150 per family)
La Petite Academy - 40 Foot Road
Malvern School - N. Wales 1258
Welsh Road
Malvern School - N. Wales Wissahickon
Avenue
Play and Learn - Lansdale
North Penn YMCA 265/month
470/month
445/month
470/month
400/month
398/month
320/month
322/month
230/month
568/month 568/month 481/month
445/month 400/month 320/month
635/month 570/month 455/month
330/month
383/month
230/month
330/month
19.75/day
10% for 2nd child
10% for 2nd child
10% for 2nd child
10% for 2nd child
HAT, ING, KULP,
NASH, OP, WF
6:30AM-6PM, addl't $23 for snow days,
$125 reg. fee ($220 for a family), includes am/pm snack and lunch on full days.
GN, GS, KNP,
NWL
GN, GS, NWL
ING
7:00AM-6:00, pm snack, $100 registration fee,
7:00AM-6:00,PM, pm snack, $100 registration fee,
6:30AM-6:00 PM, snow/holidays & inservice day addt'l fee, $40 annual registration fee
325/month
279/month 237/month 195/month 153/month
370/month none
373/month 317/month 261/month 205/month 10% & 30% 2nd &
3rd child
BP, GN, ING,
KNP, OP, WF, YK
6:30AM-6:00PM, snow/holidays & inservices $ 40 day addt'l fee, $50 annual registration fee.
All schools 7AM-6PM, includes E. Dis/hot bkfst, addt'l $32 for holidays
North Penn Extended School Care (9 equal monthly payments Sept-May/50% of fee in June)
212/month180/month148/month117/month
North Penn Extended School Care
Proposed 2016-17
152/month 286/month 243/month 200/month 157/month 382/month 325/month 267/month 210/month
10% & 30% 2nd &
3rd child
All schools per diem rates: $16 am, $21 pm, $28 am/pm, holidays $35
* Prices are based on weekly fees x 36 weeks/9.5 months, obtained in a December 2015 telephone survey.

NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Lansdale, PA 19446-3960
ITEM NUMBER : _ 06-16______ _____
SUBJECT: Extended School Care Summer Camp Fees
MONTH / YEAR PRESENTED TO
BOARD:
INITIATED BY: Steve Skrocki
COMMITTEE: Finance Committee
February 2016
RECOMMENDATION:
Recommend approval to establish the Extended School Care’s summer camp program price at $252.00 per week for the 2016 year. (Pro-rated for the week of July 5-8, 2016.)
The new fee represents a 2.9
% increase over last year’s fee.
BACKGROUND:
Based upon the costs that will be incurred in the upcoming year the Extended
School Care Program needs to set the fees for summer camp for 2016.
Camp will be offered from 7:00am
– 6:00pm,
Monday through Friday, from June 13 excluding July 4 th th – August 5 th
,
. Camp will be offered in eight, one week sessions at Bridle Path and Gwyn Nor
Elementary Schools. The program will include arts and crafts, recreational activities, open swim, a weekly field trip, breakfast, lunch and an afternoon snack.
State and county subsidized child care clients are accepted in both the camp and the Extended School Care programs.
DATE PREPARED: January 18, 2016

2015-16 Summer Camp Rate Survey
Highpoint* (2016 price)
Hopwood Day Camp* (2015 price)
BucksMont Indoor Sports Center* (2015 price)
Kindercare - Lansdale* (2015 price)
Kindercare - N. Wales* (2015 price)
North Penn YMCA* (2015 price)
Kids Unlimited - N. Wales* (2015 price)
North Penn Extended School Camp - 2015 Rate
Proposed 2016 NPESC camp fees:
Camp
5 days
4 days
379/week 379/week
360/week
299/week
254/week 254/week
3 days
288/week
229/week
191/week
2 days
192/week
1 day
96/day
Additional
Sibling
Discount
Fees
Swim lessons/Registration fee for registrations that take place after May 1.
Hours Includes:
7:00AM-6:00PM recreational swimming, laser tag, rope courses, sports, arts and crafts, zipline
10% off
2nd child
30% off ext hours
One time trip to amusement park - parents pay $10 registration fee/week. Fees are due in full by 5/15.
6:30AM-5:30PM swimming 3x/day, biweekly trip, pm snack
Trips $10.00 - $20.00, lunch
$6.00 per day. $50 deposit due at the time of registration.
7:30am-6:00pm sports, games, swimming, arts and crafts
153/week 77/week 10% off
2nd child
$285 per summer activity fee
6:30AM-6:30PM brkfst, lunch, snacks, trips
270/week 270/week 203/week 162/week 81/week 10% off
2nd child
$ 300 - $400 per summer activity fee must buy in
2 week sessions
200/week
245/week
252/week
6:30AM-6:30PM brkfst, lunch, snacks, trips
6:30AM-6:00PM $15 off 2nd $30 membership fee child swimming/trip alternate weeks
Must join Lansdale Pool. $105 resident/$175 non-resident rate for youth membership.
6:30am-6:00pm sold in 2 week sessions/10 hours of care day
2 weekly trips, swimming 3x per week, snacks. Sold in 2 week sessions only.
10% off
2nd child
10% off
2nd child
6:30AM-6:00PM 2 snacks/trip alternate weeks
7:00AM-6:00PM swimming 3x a week, weekly trip, breakfast, lunch, pm snack
7:00AM-6:00PM swimming 3x a week, weekly trip, breakfast, lunch, pm snack
*Prices include extended hours and are based on a telephone survey conducted in December 2015.

NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Lansdale, PA 19446-3960
INFORMATIONAL SHEETS
ITEM NUMBER: 7-16
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SUBJECT: North Penn School District Main Entrance Renovations at Various Schools
MONTH/YEAR PRESENTED TO BOARD: February 2016
INITIATED BY: Thomas Schneider
COMMITTEE: Support Services
RECOMMENDATION:
Recommend approval of Change Order MC-1 to Cook Services Co., Inc. for the North Penn
School District Main Entrance Renovations at Various Schools project, at a change of contract amount of
$5,029.50 to replace existing automatic temperature control components at Walton Farm and Bridle Path
Elementary Schools.
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BACKGROUND:
The following Change Order was negotiated and is recommended for approval for the North
Penn School District Main Entrance Renovations at Various Schools Project:
Cook Services Co., Inc. Change Order #MC-1 $5,029.50
The Administration has reviewed and recommends approval of this change order.
Please see attached Bonnett Architectural, Inc. summary and explanation.
Revised Contract Amount:
Original contract amount:
Previously approved change orders:
Amount of this change order MC-1:
Revised contract amount:
Cook Services Co., Inc.
$177,980.00
$ 0.00
$ 5,029.50
$183,009.50
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North Penn School District Main Entrance Renovations at Various Schools
January 22, 2016
Cooks Service Co, Inc.
Change Order No. MC-1 Summary:
COR 01 ATC Modifications at Walton Farm & Bridle Path Elementary Schools
Owner requested change to replace existing ATC cables and components for the existing to remain electric duct heaters with new cables and full feature thermostats in the main offices at Walton Farm and Bridle Path Elementary Schools. Costs as reflected in
Cooks Service Co, Inc. Change Request 0001 dated 8/11/15 in the amount of $5,029.50
Change Order MC-1 Total: $5,029.50
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NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Lansdale, PA 19446-3960
INFORMATIONAL SHEETS
ITEM NUMBER: _08-16______
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SUBJECT: Montgomery Elementary Additions and Renovations
PlanCon Part F “Construction Documents”
MONTH/YEAR PRESENTED TO BOARD: February 2016
INITIATED BY: Thomas W. Schneider
COMMITTEE: Support Services
RECOMMENDATION:
Recommend approval to submit PlanCon Part F documents to the Pennsylvania Department of Education for the Montgomery Elementary Additions and Renovations project.
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BACKGROUND:
As a part of the process for construction of the Montgomery Elementary School Additions and Renovations, we are required to submit PlanCon documents to the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE). We are now required to submit PlanCon Part F “Construction Documents”.
PlanCon Part F documents include PlanCon worksheets and drawings and specifications of the final bid documents that will be used to obtain pricing for the project. The PlanCon Part F review includes a final architectural review conference with the PDE staff architect assigned to the project. PlanCon Part F must be approved by the school board before the PlanCon Part F architectural review can take place and it is recommended that the architectural review take place prior to the opening of bids.
In accordance with the plan and schedule for the additions and renovations at Montgomery Elementary
School, action by the Board of School Directors approving submission of PlanCon Part F is required at this time.
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NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Lansdale, PA 19446-3960
INFORMATIONAL SHEETS
ITEM NUMBER: _09-16______
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SUBJECT: Outdoor Athletic Campus Enhancement Master Plan
MONTH/YEAR PRESENTED TO BOARD: February 2016
INITIATED BY: Thomas Schneider
COMMITTEE: Support Services
RECOMMENDATION:
Recommend approval of a professional services contract with Architerra, PC to provide outdoor athletic campus master plan services for the North Penn High School and the three middle schools.
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BACKGROUND:
The Support Services Committee, in the past 6 months, has been approached by athletic boosters to improve sports fields and the public to improve the athletic facilities throughout the district. In an effort to assess the athletic facilities conditions, current use, and maintenance the Administration suggested that an outdoor athletic facility master plan be performed. At the February 1 st
Support Services Committee meeting, the Committee recommended bringing a proposal forward to the full Board for consideration.
It is the Support Services Committee and Administrations recommendation to contract with Architerra,
PC to provide outdoor athletic campus master plan services for the North Penn High School and the three middle schools in the amount of $13,200.00 plus expenses.
It is the recommendation of the Administration that the subject agreement with Architerra PC be approved.
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Site Design, Land Planning, Land Architecture
9 February 2016
Mr. Thomas W. Schneider
Director of Facilities and Operations schneit@npenn.org
North Penn School District
630 West Eighth Street
Lansdale, Pennsylvania 19446
Re: Proposal for Professional Services
Outdoor Athletic Campus Enhancement Master Plan
for North Penn School District
Dear Mr. Schneider:
Thank you for all your assistance and interest in Architerra over the past several months.
Architerra is a firm with over thirty-one years of athletic master planning experience. Recent clientele have included the school districts of Manheim Township, Hempfield, New Hope-
Solebury, Palmyra Area, Kennett Square, Boyertown, Haverford, Allentown, Bethlehem,
Central Bucks, Oley Valley, Lampeter-Strasburg, as well as, private institutions such as
Gettysburg College, Dickinson College, The Lawrenceville School, Princeton Day School,
The Pingry School, Princeton Academy, and The Peddie School.
Architerra’s outdoor athletic campus master plans focus on developing a safe, strategic, economically-oriented methodology to enhance the athletic experience. Function, aesthetics, and safety concerns are defined, analyzed, and managed in a Plan of Action format for client implementation over the next ten years. The solutions must be sustainable . Our efforts at
Lampeter-Strasburg School District, Gettysburg College, Township of Haverford School
District, and the Hempfield School District have stood as strong testimony to the quality of our professional service. Previously, we have shared with you a number of our master plan reports. You may have noticed Architerra’s professional services are thorough, focused, and innovative.
An outdoor athletic facility master plan study for the North Penn School District will include an examination of every outdoor venue within the School District’s high school campus, as well as, the three middle school campuses. Every field at each site will be analyzed in terms of soil conditions, physical characteristics, size, drainage, playing surface quality, and support facilities. Usage of each field will be detailed and tabulated! Maintenance procedures and equipment will be reviewed and recommendations for short term and long term field sustainability will be made. Based upon the School District’s needs and the community needs, we will determine if a shortage of fields exists and how best to accommodate the current and future needs. This will include the feasibility of whether or not additional synthetic turf is an appropriate option, or if the relocation of selective venues makes sense from a number of perspectives.
205 North Main Street
Coopersburg, Pa 18036
Telephone: (610) 282-1398
Facsimile: (610) 282-1490

Mr. Thomas W. Schneider: Proposal for Professional Services
9 February 2016 page 2
This scope of services will determine economical, functional, and logistical feasibility with regards to this issue, while researching various synthetic surface applications, improving natural grass playing field conditions and long term maintenance costs, as well as, safety issues. In performing this master plan, our first and foremost focus must be placed on the safety of the student.
A scope of professional services which addresses and organizes all of these concerns, and more, is noted below. This is based upon our previous experiences with other similar campuses and the issues we discussed during our earlier visits throughout the past twelve months.
OUTLINE SCOPE OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
School District Wide Outdoor Athletic Facility Master Plan
The following sequential course of service over the next several weeks would be pursued by
Architerra based upon the more than seventy public school districts we have consulted with:
1.
Architerra will visit the campuses to observe current athletic facilities, the lay of the land, the circulation patterns, the physical space available at not only specific sites, but also the entire campus, physical barriers, drainage features, school building expansion potential, accommodation of a potential additional parking, and overall character of the campus and the region.
2.
During our first visit, we will obtain all paper and/or electronic base data which may exist for the campuses and possibly the undeveloped surrounding environs.
3.
During our first visit, we would like to meet with a core group of school district personnel (or a single individual, if appropriate) who may provide us with insight relative to the number of events on the campus fields annually, the type of events, history of the campus, vision for the future, as well as, abstract wide concerns, goals, and overall thoughts.
4.
Not only will the consultant determine the number of events each field receives in one year, but we will use this information to determine, if and how many synthetic turf fields may be needed, as well as, the proposed number of events each facility should receive before and after field (facility) renovation. Without performing this service, it would be impossible for us to determine a “cost per hour of use” for natural grass fields when compared to a synthetic grass field.

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9 February 2016 page 3
5.
After our initial visit to the site, Architerra will prepare a scaled sketch of the four campuses. This graphic, in electronic form, will serve as the graphic base plan for all design scenarios pursued by our firm.
6.
Architerra will review municipal and county regulations to determine those issues and related time frames which play a role in the development of athletic enhancements.
7.
Architerra will research published safety/injury trends and issues in comparing various athletic surfaces. This information will be presented to the North Penn School
District.
8.
Ultimately, a calculation of “Cost per Hour of Use” will be calculated for a synthetic turf field as it compares to a natural grass field should an additional synthetic turf field surface become part of a solution.
9.
The feasibility of enhancing all outdoor athletic facilities will be thoroughly investigated by the consultant including not only natural grass fields, but also support amenities such as rest rooms, field lighting, concession stands, and stormwater management systems will be explored in terms of logistics, circulation, accommodation, and construction cost. Once again, this thinking must be tempered with a touch of practicality, a dose of reality, and a bond of sustainability.
It is understood there are a number of forces contributing to specific issues facing the
North Penn School District today. These include:
A.
The growth of synthetic surface playing fields throughout the
Commonwealth.
B.
The role booster groups may play in the controlled and organized manner of venue enhancement.
C.
Long term role of the current synthetic turf field in the School District.
D.
Athletic stadium enhancement and sport accommodation inside and adjacent to the stadium.
E.
Use of facilities by non-School District personnel.

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9 February 2016 page 4
F.
Overuse of fields outrunning current maintenance strategies.
G.
Gender equity through the reporting of Title IX information.
H.
Integration with District wide school buildings’ master plan.
10.
Recommendations will be presented on the existing facilities in terms of current condition, design usefulness, longevity, preservation during construction, and longterm sustainability.
11.
Under all tasks, estimations of probable construction costs will be presented as part of the master plan process.
12.
After initial options and preliminary costs are developed, Architerra will present these ideas to the North Penn School District for review, consideration, and input.
13.
Based upon your input, Architerra will develop a final recommendation, or “Plan of
Action” on how best to enhance the athletic campuses at the high school and three middle schools of the North Penn School District. A strategy for development will be presented for the campus athletics, including phasing, cost estimates, and the role synthetic in-fill turf may play, if any. Regulatory interface, construction costs, key time thresholds, and a recommendation of next steps will also be presented.
Architerra will perform this service in a ten to twelve week period of time (assuming availability of School District personnel and base data and the absence of snow cover) for a lump sum fee of $ 13,200.00. This fee does not include typical reimbursable expenses such as printing, long travel, copying, and photographic costs. Mileage and tolls between
Coopersburg and Lansdale will be donated. Other expenses will be billed at direct cost and receipts will be submitted for all reimbursable expenses, whenever appropriate. Our fees do not include any special reports. Finally, in terms of schedule, Architerra is prepared to begin work within seven days of receiving a written notification from North Penn School District to proceed as outlined in this proposal.
Architerra is very interested in continuing our working relationship, exchanging our knowledge, and moving forward with you on this project. Please let me know how we can be of further assistance at this time or feel free to contact me if you should have any questions regarding this proposal. Thank you once again for your consideration of our firm.

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9 February 2016 page 5
Respectfully submitted,
David E. Horn
Principal
ARCHITERRA, PC dehorn@architerrapc.com
Proposal Accepted by:
Name Date for North Penn School District cc: File
Note: This fee proposal was sent on this date via electronic mail, first class mail, and telefacsimile on this date.

NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Lansdale, PA 19446-3960
INFORMATIONAL SHEETS
ITEM NUMBER: 10-16
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SUBJECT: North Penn Water Authority Deed of Dedication Approval
MONTH/YEAR PRESENTED TO BOARD: February 2016
INITIATED BY: Thomas Schneider
COMMITTEE: Support Services
RECOMMENDATION:
Recommend approval of the North Penn Water Authority Deed of Dedication for the water main line extension at Hatfield Elementary School.
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BACKGROUND:
The North Penn Water Authority has requested approval of Deed of Dedication for the main extension at Hatfield Elementary School that serves the new water and fire service in connection with the
Hatfield Elementary School Renovation and Addition project.
The Administration recommends the Board to approve the North Penn Water Authority Deed of Dedication.
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NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Lansdale, PA 19446-3960
Informational Sheet
ITEM NUMBER : _11-16__ _________
SUBJECT: Delinquent Real Estate Tax Collection
MONTH / YEAR PRESENTED TO BOARD: February 2016
INITIATED BY: Stephen Skrocki
COMMITTEE: Finance Committee
RECOMMENDATION:
Ratification of the submission of the delinquent real estate and interim taxes to the
Montgomery and Bucks County Tax Claim Bureaus.
BACKGROUND:
Unpaid real estate tax balances for school tax bills issued July 1, 2015 were turned over to the Montgomery and Bucks County Tax Claim Bureaus for delinquent collection by
January 14, 2016.
For the 2015-16 tax bill year there were 584 parcels unpaid totaling $1,793,575.16
at the face amount.
The breakdown follows:
MUNICIPALITY
Hatfield Borough
Hatfield Township
Lansdale Borough
Line Lexington
Montgomery Township
North Wales Borough
Towamencin Township
Upper Gwynedd Township
# PARCELS $ FACE AMT LIENED
11
153
101
$ 32,384.28
$ 489,841.02
$ 294,290.79
2
155
21
77
$ 6,210.23
$ 528,799.25
$ 57,519.29
$ 189,718.45
64 $ 194,811.85
TOTAL: 584 $ 1,793,575.16
The individual lists are available in the Business Office and online at the District Website under School Economics 101.
DATE PREPARED: February 9, 2016
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NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Lansdale, PA 19446-3960
Informational Sheet
ITEM NUMBER : _12-16_____ ____
SUBJECT: BANK DEPOSITORIES
MONTH / YEAR PRESENTED TO BOARD: FEBRUARY 2016
INITIATED BY: Steve Skrocki
RECOMMENDATION:
Recommend approval of the establishment of the Montgomery Elementary Construction
Fund Account with National Penn Bank and general fund money market investment accounts with Noah Bank, Covenant Bank, and First Priority Bank. The authorized signatories for the accounts will be the Board President, Board Secretary and Treasurer.
BACKGROUND:
North Penn School District establishes a separate fund and bank account when bond proceeds are received for a specific project. The administration is recommending the establishment of the
Montgomery Elementary Construction Fund Account with National Penn Bank to deposit funds from the 2016 bond issue and anticipated 2017 bond issue. Payments for obligations related to this project will be paid from this fund.
All District funds are invested in accordance with board policy 3600 and Pennsylvania Act 72 of
1971. In order to maximize interest revenue, the administration is recommending establishing money market accounts with the following financial institutions:

Noah Bank

Covenant Bank

First Priority Bank
All funds deposited with these institutions are liquid and are collateralized through an irrevocable letter of credit issued by a Federal Home Loan Bank in accordance with Section 4 of
Act 72.
The authorized signatories for the accounts will be the Board President, Board Secretary and
Treasurer
DATE PREPARED: February 8, 2016
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NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Lansdale, PA 19446-3960
INFORMATIONAL SHEETS
ITEM NUMBER: _13-16_ _______
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SUBJECT: 2015-16 ASSIGNMENTS - EXTRA DUTY
MONTH/YEAR PRESENTED TO BOARD: February 2016
INITIATED BY: Dr. Diane Holben
COMMITTEE: Board Leadership
RECOMMENDATION: Recommend approval of additions and changes to extra duty assignments for
the 2015-16 school year.
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BACKGROUND:
RECOMMENDATIONS
PD
NPHS
CHANGES
NPHS
PF
Ryan Ruddell, Drama - Stage
Frank Torrente, Robotics
FROM: Patrick Brett, Assistant Baseball Coach
TO: Jamey Minnemeyer, Assistant Baseball Coach
FROM: Tim Seibert, Assistant Coach – Boys
Lacrosse
TO: Andrew Schmitz, Assistant Coach – Boys
Lacrosse
7/8
FROM: Erin Bradley, Dance Team
TO: Jessica McColgan, Dance Team
FROM: Sheronne Howard, Assistant Coach –
Lacrosse 7/8
TO: Allison Penaranda, Assistant Coach – Lacrosse
1(½)
2
GROUP EXPERIENCE SALARY
1 B $ 1, 226.00
2 A $ 2, 014.00
3(½)
3
A
A
$ 1, 512.00
$ 3, 024.00
A
A
$ 505.50
$ 2, 014.00
Date Prepared:
2/12/2016

INTRAMURALS UNITS EXPERIENCE STIPEND
PD Amanda Odenwelder, Art Club 2.0 0 $ 420.00
OP Lisa McLaughlin, Reading Olympics 1.5
1 $ 315.00
Kulp Karen Saldutti, Student Council 0.5 6+ $ 116.50
Lisa Connolly, Student Council 0.5 6+ $ 116.50
Stephanie Blaney, Dance Club 0.5 6+ $ 116.50
Sarah Rodzewich, Yearbook
PB Andrea Wysoczanski, German Club 1.0 6+ $ 233.00