INFORMATION SHEETS
• Board of Education Seating Chart – 2016
• Board of Education Members/Central Administration Fact Sheet – 2016
• Board Bylaw #9322 – Public Participation
• Board Committees – 2016
• Telephone Reference Guide – 2016
MOUNT LAUREL TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ
MISSION STATEMENT OF THE MOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL DISTRICT
The mission of the Mount Laurel Township School District is to prepare all children to be successful
citizens and workers in the 21st century. As aligned with the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content
Standards, this includes educating students to read with comprehension, write clearly, compute
accurately, think critically, reason, discover, innovate, collaborate, and use information to solve
problems.
SPECIAL PUBLIC MEETING
SCHOOL VIOLENCE, VANDALISM, HARASSMENT, INTIMIDATION AND BULLYING –
REPORT PERIOD #1
And
SCHOOL DISTRICT SELF-ASSESSMENT FOR DETERMINING GRADES UNDER THE
ANTI-BULLYING BILL OF RIGHTS (ABR) – DISTRICT AND SCHOOL GRADE REORT –
2014-2015 OFFICIAL GRADES
PUBLIC HEARING
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
7:30 P.M.
HATTIE BRITT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
Dr. Sharon Vitella, Interim Superintendent of Schools/
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment
Robert Wachter, Jr., Assistant Superintendent for Business/Board Secretary
Susan Henry, Human Resource Manager
Marie Reynolds, Director of Communication Services
Frank P. Cavallo, Jr., Solicitor
A.
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER BY PRESIDENT
B.
NOTICE OF MEETING
In compliance with the Open Public Meeting Law, the date, time and location of this meeting
have been filed with the Municipal Clerk, posted at the Mount Laurel Municipal Center and sent
to four newspapers on January 15, 2016.
C.
FLAG SALUTE
D.
BOARD OF EDUCATION ROLL CALL
Maureen Sojka, President
Marc Jones, Vice President
Diane Blair
Melissa DeClementi
Christine Dickson
Ronald Frey
Michael Gallagher
Margaret Haynes
Scott Jones
E.
PRESENTATION –
1. Dr. Sharon Vitella – Interim Superintendent of Schools/
Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment
Exhibit #V1
• Report of Violence, Vandalism, Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying –
Report Period #1 – Data Collection Dates – September 1, 2015 through December 31,
2015
Exhibit #V2
• Report of School District Self-Assessment for Determining Grades Under the AntiBullying Bill of Rights (ABR) – Official District and School Grade Report for the 20142015 School Year
F.
REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
G.
ADJOURNMENT
MOUNT LAUREL TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ
MISSION STATEMENT OF THE MOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL DISTRICT
The mission of the Mount Laurel Township School District is to prepare all children to be successful
citizens and workers in the 21st century. As aligned with the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content
Standards, this includes educating students to read with comprehension, write clearly, compute
accurately, think critically, reason, discover, innovate, collaborate, and use information to solve
problems.
REGULAR BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
7:30 P.M.
Hattie Britt Administration Building
Dr. Sharon Vitella, Interim Superintendent of Schools/
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment
Robert Wachter, Jr., Assistant Superintendent for Business/Board Secretary
Susan Henry, Human Resource Manager
Marie Reynolds, Director of Communication Services
Frank P. Cavallo, Jr., Solicitor
A.
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER BY PRESIDENT
B.
NOTICE OF MEETING
In compliance with the Open Public Meeting Law, the date, time and location of this meeting
have been filed with the Municipal Clerk, posted at the Mount Laurel Municipal Center and sent
to four newspapers on January 8, 2016.
C.
FLAG SALUTE
D.
BOARD OF EDUCATION ROLL CALL
Maureen Sojka, President
Marc Jones, Vice President
Diane Blair
Melissa DeClementi
Christine Dickson
Ronald Frey
Michael Gallagher
Margaret Haynes
Scott Jones
E.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Exhibit #1
Exhibit #1a (Board Only)
Move that the minutes of the December 1, 2015 Special Public Meeting, the December 1, 2015
Executive Session Meeting, the December 2, 2015 Special Public Meeting, the December 2, 2015
Executive Session Meeting, the December 8, 2015 Special Public Meeting, the December 8, 2015
Executive Session Meeting, the December 15, 2015 Regular Public Meeting, and the December
15, 2015 Executive Session Meeting be approved, as per the attached exhibits.
Motion _________________________________Second ___________________________
Action Taken _____________________________________________________________
F.
COMMUNICATIONS
Board Awards:
1.
The Board of Education is proud to present awards of recognition to the following
students for their participation in the Jump Into Reading Challenge sponsored by
Assemblyman Troy Singleton’s office. The top reader in the competition for Burlington
County was 4th-grade Larchmont student, Brandon Lyons.
Mishika Bhuyan, 1st - Grade, Fleetwood School
Vishvajith Jagadeesan, 3rd - Grade, Fleetwood School
Ioanna Moustakas, 1s t- Grade, Larchmont School
Brandon Lyons, 4t h- Grade, Larchmont School, Burlington County Champion
Zachary Caldera, 1st - Grade, Countryside School
Samantha Davis, 3rd - Grade, Countryside School
2.
Board of Education Recognition Month
Resolution and Video
Exhibit #1b
G.
SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORTS – REPORTS/INFORMATION
ITEMS/CORRESPONDENCE
1.
Enrollment Report
Exhibit #2
The Enrollment Report as of December 31, 2015 is included for the Board’s review.
Enrollment stands at 4,204 students, a decrease of 13 students from the November 30,
2015 enrollment that was 4,217.
2.
Attendance Report
Exhibit #3
The Attendance Report for the month of December 31, 2015 is included for the Board’s
review.
3.
Suspension Reports
Exhibit #4
Suspension Reports for the month of December 31, 2015 are included for the Board’s
review.
4.
Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying Reports
Exhibit #5
Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying Reports for the report period of December 2015
are included for the Board’s review.
H.
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR BUSINESS/BOARD SECRETARY’S REPORT
– INFORMATION ITEMS/CORRESPONDENCE/REPORTS
a. Information Items
•
•
•
•
Update on Capital Projects
Update on 2016-2017 Budget
Discussion on “Sustainable Jersey Schools” Certification
Update on Student Residency Investigator
b. Correspondence
I.
BOARD PRESIDENT’S REPORTS
a. Correspondence
b. Board Reports
1.
2.
3.
4.
BCSBA
NJSBA
Library
PTO Liaison
Mr. Gallagher
Mr. Frey
Mrs. Blair
Mrs. Dickson
c. Board Committee Reports
1.
2.
3
4.
Negotiations
Budget/Finance
Policy
Curriculum/Instruction
Mrs. Blair
Mr. Scott Jones
Mr. Marc Jones
Mrs. Dickson
J.
TOPIC PRESENTATIONS
No presentations for this portion of the meeting.
K. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
The Board welcomes public comment on educational and school issues. Public participation in
board meetings is governed by Board of Education Bylaw #9322, a copy of which is posted at
the back table.
All comments should be directed to the Board president. The Board will not entertain personal
complaints from school personnel unless the chain of command has been followed, without
satisfaction. Furthermore, the Board cannot respond to any complaints from the public directed
at any district employee or student, as the Board must protect each employee and each student’s
right to privacy.
Those wishing to share comments during this portion of the meeting are asked to state their
name and address, in addition to signing the sheet found in the front of the room.
Each speaker will be given five minutes, with a total of thirty minutes set aside for public
participation in this portion of the meeting.
L.
CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION
The Superintendent recommends the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Approval of February In-service Presenter
Approval of Out of District Placements
Approval of Contract Revision
Approval of Volunteers
Approval of Conferences and Workshops
Approval of Statement of Assurance Regarding the Use of Paraprofessional Staff
Approval to Participate in SeaPerch Competition
Approval to Participate in ROV Competition
Approval of Northrop-Grumman Grant Application
Item 1. Recommendation – Approval of February In-service Presenters
Board approval is requested for Susan Eley to present on Chrome, Curriculum and
Collaboration to Hillside staff at the February 4, 2016 half day in-service. She will be paid
$167.50 through NCLB funds.
Item 2. Recommendation – Approval of Out of District Placements
Board approval is requested for the following out of district placements for the 2015-2016
school year to meet students’ needs:
Burlington County Alternative Middle School
Student #15-42 at a per diem rate of $111.11 as of November 18, 2015
Student #15-53 at a per diem rate of $111.11 as of November 23, 2015
Student #15-43 at a per diem rate of $111.11 as of November 4, 2015
Item 3. Recommendation – Approval of Contract Revision
Board approval is requested a contract revision from Larc School for the following student:
Student #08-106: Larc School (previously approved at a cost of $49,259.70) an additional cost
of $13,375.00 is being added for extraordinary services
Item 4. Recommendation – Approval of Volunteers
Board approval is requested for the following volunteers for the 2015-2016 school year:
Countryside
Laura Brodowski
Brianna Pyle
Fleetwood
Sheena Grenald
Lauren Rogers
Eric Tomalinas
Parkway
Jody Cardona
Lisa Foster
Kristin Tuch
Hartford
Jill DiMeo
Project T.I.M.E.
Jim Hines
Item 5. Recommendation – Approval of Conferences and Workshops
Board approval is requested for the following conferences and workshops for the 2015-2016
school year:
Kathy Lewis to attend the Annual Pupil Transportation Conference in Atlantic City, NJ on
March 10 and March 11, 2016 at a cost of $395.00 to be funded with local budgeted funds
Catherine Pullion to attend the How to Flip Learning in Your World Language Classroom
seminar in Cherry Hill, New Jersey on February 23, 2016 at a cost of $239.00 to be paid through
NCLB funds
John Reem to attend the New Jersey Music Educators Association Conference in East
Brunswick, New Jersey from February 18 through February 20, 2016 at a cost of $165.00 to be
paid through NCLB funds
Marie Reynolds to attend advanced ALICE Training Active Shooter Certification in Hamilton,
NJ on February 11 and February 12, 2016 at a cost of $595.00
Dana Rupert to attend the What’s New in Children’s Books and Strategies for Using Them in
Your Program seminar in Cherry Hill, New Jersey on February 23, 2016 at a cost of $245.00 to
be paid through NCLB funds
Matthew Saul to attend the TECHSPO Conference on January 28 and January 29, 2016 in
Atlantic City, NJ at the cost of $470.00 to be paid from local budgeted funds
Item 6. Recommendation – Approval of Statement of
Assurance Regarding the Use of Paraprofessional Staff
Exhibit #6
Board approval is requested for the Statement of Assurance Regarding the Use of
Paraprofessional Staff for the 2015-2016 school year, as per the attached exhibit.
Item 7. Recommendation – Approval to Participate in SeaPerch Competition
Board approval is requested for Harrington’s SeaPerch Team to compete at the New Jersey
Regional SeaPerch competition held at Rowan University on Saturday, April 16, 2016. The
competition is an opportunity for the team to compete against other teams and see other
strategies to solve the same problem. One bus will be needed to take the students from
Harrington to Rowan. Parents will pick up the students from Rowan and complete and sign
Field Trip Forms. The approximate cost of $120.00 for transportation will be grant funded.
If they win this competition, the team will be invited to attend the National SeaPerch
competition on May 20 and 21, 2016 at Louisiana State University. If the team attends
nationals, there will be no cost to the district and parents will need to sign a letter assuming all
responsibility.
Item 8. Recommendation – Approval to Participate in ROV Competition
Board approval is requested for Harrington’s Mate Team (STEM Underwater Robotics Team)
to participate in the MATE Regional ROV competition on May 7, 2016 at Villanova University.
The competition is an opportunity for the team to compete against other teams and see other
strategies to solve the same problem. One bus will be needed to take the students from
Harrington to Villanova University. The parents will pick up the students from Villanova
University and will complete and sign Field Trip Forms. The approximate cost of $220.00 for
transportation and the registration fee will be grant funded.
The team will be entering two robots; one in the Scout Division and one in the Ranger Division.
The Scout Division does not advance to the next level. The Ranger Division is for middle
schools, high schools and universities. The winning team will advance to the international
competition held from June 23 through June 25, 2016 at NASA Johnson Space Center’s Neutral
Buoyancy Lab in Houston, Texas. If the team attends nationals, there will be no cost to the
district and parents will need to sign a letter assuming all responsibility.
Item 9. Recommendation – Approval of Northrop-Grumman Grant Application
Board approval is requested for Maureen Barrett, Harrington’s STEM teacher, to apply for a
grant in the amount of $2,000.00. The grant money has been offered by Northrop-Grumman to
semi-finalists in the recent FabSchool Labs competition. The grant funds will be used to pay for
materials and supplies for Harrington’s STEM program.
RECOMMEND THAT ITEMS 1 – 9 BE APPROVED AS LISTED.
Motion ______________________________ Second __________________________
Action Taken __________________________________________________________
M.
BUSINESS AND FACILITIES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Board Reports
Budget Transfers
Bill List
Facility Usage
Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) Events – February
Bond Counsel Services
Resolution 2016-09 Private School Lunch Charge
Change Order #1 Solar Project
NAVAIR Grant Acceptance
Lane Bryant Grant Acceptance
Navient Foundation STEM Grant Acceptance
Item 1 – Recommendation: Approval of Secretary’s Report
It is recommended that the following financial reports be approved pursuant to N.J.A.C.
6A:23, 11(c)3 that no line item account has encumbrances and expenditures which in total
exceed the line item appropriation in violation of N.J.A.C. 6A23-2.11(a), as certified by the
Board Secretary, and pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:23-2 11(c)4 that no major account or fund has
been over-expended in violation of N.J.A.C. 6A:23-02,11(b):
a.
Secretary’s Report for December 2015
Exhibit #7a
b.
Treasurer’s Report for December 2015
Exhibit #7b
c.
Budget Report for December 2015
Exhibit #7c
d.
Cafeteria Report as of December 2015
Exhibit #7d
Item 2 - Recommendation: Approval of Budget Transfers
Exhibit #8
It is recommended that budget transfers for December 2015 be approved.
Item 3 – Recommendation: Approval of Bill List
It is recommended that the bill list for January 2016 be approved and the
Capital Lease bill list.
Exhibit #9
Exhibit #9a
Item 4 – Recommendation: Approval of Facility Usage
It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the following facility use requests in
accordance with Board of Education Policy No. 1330 and the Board of Education Regulation for
use of the Auditorium:
Dance Xperience LLC would like to request the Harrington Middle Scholl auditorium and 4
(four) classrooms on February 6, 2016 from 1:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. for a Dance Performance to
Raise money for the American Diabetes Association. Estimated charges are $2,040.00.
Pack 76 Cub Scouts would like to request the Harrington Middle School Café on March 12, 2016
from 4:00 p.m. to 7: 00 p.m. for a Blue and Gold Dinner. Estimated Charges are $210.00.
Item 5 – Recommendation: Approval of Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) Events –
February 2016
Countryside School
Pretzel Delivery, 4
Fleetwood School
Half-Day Pretzel, 4
PTO Meeting, Library, 8
Hillside School
Half-Day Pretzel, 4
PTO Meeting, 16
Father Daughter Dance, 19
Larchmont School
PTO Meeting, 2
Coffee Catch-Up, 3
Girls’ Winter Ball, 5
Valentine Pretzel Grams, 12
Boys’ Fun Night, 26
Parkway School
PTO Meeting, 17
Springville School
Father Daughter Dance, 5
Hartford School
Half-Day Pretzel, 4
Harrington Middle School
Half-Day Pretzel, 4
Item 6 – Recommendation: Approval of Bond Counsel Services
It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the Bond Counsel Services Agreement
with Parker McCay from January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2016. Fee structure ranging
from $95.00 to $285.00 per hour depending on type of service (Refunding, Principal and/or
Official Statement Preparation) if required.
Item 7 – Recommendation: Approval of Resolution 2016-09 Private
Schools Lunch Charge
Exhibit #10
It is recommended that the Board of Education approve Resolution #2016-09 authorizing Private
Schools for students with disabilities to include cost of meals provided in the annual tuition rate,
as per the attached exhibit.
Item 8 – Recommendation: Approval of Change Order #1 for the Solar Project
It is recommended that the Board of Education approve Change Order #1 for the Solar Project to
Ray Angelini, Inc. in the amount of $12,910.00. This was for the weekend roof work to take
advantage of the good weather.
Item 9 – Recommendation: Approval to Accept the NAVAIR Grant
It is recommended that the Board of Education approve to accept the NAVAIR Grant in the
amount of $3,500.00 for the Harrington STEM Program.
Item 10 – Recommendation: Approval to Accept Lane Bryant Grant
It is recommended that the Board of Education approve to accept the Lane Bryant Grant
in the amount of $150.00.
Item 11 – Recommendation: Approval to Accept Navient Foundation STEM Grant
It is recommended that the Board of Education approve to accept the Navient Foundation
STEM Grant in the amount of $5,000.00
RECOMMEND THAT ITEMS 1- 11 BE APPROVED AS LISTED.
Motion _______________________________ Second _________________________
Action Taken __________________________________________________________
N.
PERSONNEL/NEGOTIATIONS
The Superintendent recommends the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5
6.
7.
8.
Appointment: Certificated and Non-Certificated
Termination of Employment: Certificated and Non-Certificated
Leaves of Absence: Certificated and Non-Certificated
Status Changes and Staff Transfer: Certificated and Non-Certificated
Substitutes: Teachers and Support Staff
Practicum Experience
Child Study Team
Clubs
Item 1.
APPOINTMENT
(a) CERTIFICATED
Name
Carolyn Wiley
Building &
Assignment
Effective
Date
Salary
Reason
Parkway
Grade K
1/13/16
Revised
Step 1/BA
$52,112
Replacing
Diane
Graham
Building &
Assignment
Effective
Date
Salary
Reason
Hartford
Aide to Class
2/01/16
Step 1
$16,254
Replacing
Brittany
Harris
Salary
$85/day
Reason
Kyle-Marie
Gotti
Maternity
(b) NON-CERTIFICATED
Name
Kelli Warminsky
(c) LONG-TERM SUBSTITUTE: CERTIFIED
Building &
Assignment
Springville
Grade K
Effective
Date
1/04/16 to
1/29/16
Kristin Demree
Larchmont
Grade 4
2/03/16 to
5/20/16
Per diem
rate of
Step/1BA
Katherine
Ebbeson
Maternity
Alexandro Estrada
Countryside/
Harrington
ESL
1/19/16 to
2/08/16
$85/day
Katherine
Plunkett
Medical
Name
Lynn Boyle
Alyssa Cartaino
(d)
Harrington
Physical
Education
2/19/16 to
3/17/16
3/18/16 to
6/30/16
$85/day
Per diem
rate of
Step 1/BA
Kathryn
Roberts
Medical
Disability/
Family
Maternity
EXTENSION OF LONG-TERM SUBSTITUTE TEACHER
Building &
Assignment
Effective
Date
Christie Carroll
Harrington
CSI
Rikki Mullen
Hartford
Grade 5
Math & Science
Name
Salary
Reason
2/08/16 to
4/01/16
Per diem
rate of
Step/1BA
Kathleen
Veston
Medical
2/01/16 to
3/31/16
Per diem
rate of
Step 1/BA
Christine
Barden
Resign
Item 2.
TERMINATIONS (Resignations)
(a) RESIGNATION: CERTIFICATED
Building &
Assignment
Effective
Date
Reason
Hartford
Grade 5
Math & Science
1/29/16
Personal
Building &
Assignment
Effective
Date
Reason
Sherri Akins
Springville
EDC Aide
12/23/15
Personal
Janet Moretti
Hattie Britt
1/29/16
Technology/Clerical
Assistant to the
Director of
Communication
Services
Personal
Jane Anderson
Parkway
Play Aide
Personal
Name
Christine Barden
(b)
RESIGNATION: NON-CERTIFICATED
Name
1/19/16
(b)
END OF LONG-TERM SUBSTITUTE
Building &
Assignment
Effective
Date
Janet Gabrielle
Fleetwood
Special Ed
1/04/16
Return of
Karen
Saybolt
Edward Heffernan
Springville
Kindergarten
12/23/15
Hired
FW Grade 4
Sara Fallon
Hartford
Aide to Class
12/16/15
Return of
Carol Block
Kristin Demree
Parkway
Special Ed
1/29/16
Return of
Falynn
Stevens
Tahira Shabram
Hartford
Aide to Class
12/22/15
Return of
Chandrima
Ganguly
Kristen Boyle
Springville
Aide to Class
1/29/16
Return of
Kyle-Marie
Gotti
Michelle Ray
Parkway
Grade K
1/19/16
Position
filled by
Carolyn
Wiley
Name
Reason
Item 3.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
(a) MEDICAL LEAVE(S) OF ABSENCE: CERTIFICATED
Name
Building &
Assignment
Pay Status
Dates
With Pay
3/25/16 to
5/13/16
5/14/16 to
6/30/16
Melissa Merla
Medical Disability
Family Maternity
Parkway
Grade 1
Savithri Iyer
Family Medical
Harrington
Aide to Class
Without Pay
12/21/15 to
12/23/15
Savannah Smolskis
Medical Disability
Family Medical
Harrington/
Hartford
Reading Specialist
With Pay
12/07/15 to
1/01/16
1/04/16 to
1/29/16
Without Pay
Without Pay
(b)
Tracy Newhart
Medical Disability
Family Medical
Hartford
Assistant Principal
Katherine Plunkett
Medical Disability
Harrington/
Countryside
ESL
With Pay
1/13/16 to
2/08/16
Joyce Graeff
Medical Disability
Transportation
Secretary
With Pay
1/04/16 to
2/05/16
Carl Maurer
Medical Disability
Harrington
Custodian
With Pay
1/05/16 to
2/29/16
Pay Status
Dates
Without Pay
12/04/15 to
12/23/15
1/04/16 to
03/31/16
EXTENSION OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Name
Building &
Assignment
Robert Carey
Medical Disability
Transportation
Bus Driver
With Pay
1/04/16 to
6/30/16
Timothy Moore
Family Medical
Larchmont
Custodian
Without Pay
1/4/16 to
2/15/16
Timothy Matlack
Medical Disability
Transportation
Bus Driver
Without Pay
12/24/15 to
1/31/16
Karen Saybolt
Medical Disability
Fleetwood
Special Ed
With Pay
1/04/16 to
1/8/16
(.5)1/11/16
(.5)1/11/16 to
1/12/16
With Pay
Without Pay
Family Medical
Kathleen Veston
Medical Disability
(c)
With Pay
Harrington
CSI
With Pay
2/08/16 to
4/01/16
RETURN FROM LEAVE(S)
Name
Building &
Assignment
Ayanna
Reed-Roberts
Harrington
Assistant Principal
1/04/16
Kyle-Marie
Gotti
Springville
Grade K
2/01/16
Falynn Stevens
Springville
Special Ed
2/01/16
Dates
Karen Saybolt
Fleetwood
Special Ed
1/13/16
Patricia Massey
Transportation
Bus Driver
1/26/16
Chandrima Ganguly Hartford
Aide to Class
12/23/15
Oindrila Bose
Larchmont
Play Aide
1/04/16
Savannah Smolskis
Harrington/Hartford
Teacher
2/1/16
Item 4.
STATUS CHANGES
(a) STATUS CHANGES: NON-CERTIFICATED
Name
From
To
David Henry
Fleetwood
EDC Aide
EDC
Substitute Aide
Item 5.
SUBSTITUTE STAFF
(a) SUBSTITUTE TEACHER(S)
Jarrytt McDonald
Amtul Wadood
Asia Ellis
Adriana Principato
Ansel Bailey
Alyssa Cartaino
(b)
SUBSTITUTE AIDE(S)
Jessica Decord
Cara Hullings
(c)
SUBSTITUTE BUS AIDE
Gail Matlack
(d)
SUBSTITUTE SECRETARY
Deborah Lind
(e)
SUBSTITUTE CUSTODIAN(S)
Jacob Saville
Effective
Date
1/04/16
Corshell Anthony
Matthew Young
Item 6.
PRACTICUM ASSIGNMENTS
College
Student & Area
Semester/Dates
Assignment Info
Rowan
University
Darrah Maffettone
Music
Spring 2016
Fleetwood
Melissa Strong
Fairleigh
Dickinson
University
Elizabeth Toth
Science
Spring 2016
Harrington
Lee Cohen
Rutgers
University
Brenda Yuhaze
Special Ed
Spring 2016
Countryside
Teresa Lynch
Rutgers
University
Rutgers
University
Danielle Derhagopian
Grade 1
Kimberley Ponzio
Special Ed
1/20/16 to
3/11/16
1/20/16 to
3/11/16
Revised
Parkway
Angela Kucher
Countryside
Tiffany-Harris
Green
La Salle
University
Cristine Tedesco
Speech
Spring 2016
Hillside
Debra Eddy
Fairleigh
Dickinson
Kimberly Shinn
Grade 2
Spring 2016
Parkway
Christy Anyzek
Board approval is requested for Junior Practicum placements for
Rowan University students for the Spring 2016 semester, as per
the attached exhibit.
Item 7.
(a)
Exhibit #11
CHILD STUDY TEAM
APPROVAL THE LEARNING WELL, LLC
Board approval is requested for State approved consulting agency, The Learning Well,
LLC to provide consultation, student support and Home services as needed, per student
IEPs.
(b)
HOMEBOUND INSTRUCTION
Name
Assignment
Stipend
Geraldine Halin
Homebound Teacher
Harrington
$67/hour
Sara Loadenthal
Homebound Teacher
Hartford
$67/hour
Smita Mangla
Homebound Teacher
Harrington
$67/hour
Karen Strohn
Homebound Teacher
Harrington
$67/hour
Amy McKeever
Homebound Teacher
Hartford
$67/hour
Debra Williams
Homebound Teacher
Hartford
$67/hour
Item 8.
CLUBS/EXTRA DUTY
(a) ASSIGNMENT REPLACEMENT
Building &
Assignment
Effective
Date
Reason
Beverly Hennegan
Harrington
Lunch Supervisor
1/29/16
Resignation
James Dunn
Harrington
Lunch Supervisor
1/29/16
Replacing
Beverly
Hennegan
Name
RECOMMEND THAT ITEMS 1 - 8 BE APPROVED AS LISTED.
Motion ________________________________ Second _____________________
Action Taken _______________________________________________________
O.
POLICY AND LEGISLATION
The Superintendent recommends approval of the following:
1.
Board Polices – Second Reading and Final Adoption
Item 1. Recommendation – Approval of Board Policies – Second Reading
and Final Adoption
Exhibit #12
Board approval is requested for the following Board Polices for a second reading and final
adoption, as per the attached exhibit:
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#4112.8/4212.8 – Nepotism
#5141.19 – Life Threatening Allergies
#6145.1/61445.2 – Intramural Competition; Interscholastic Competition
RECOMMEND THAT ITEM 1 BE APPROVED AS LISTED.
Motion ________________________________ Second _____________________
Action Taken _______________________________________________________
P.
ADDITIONAL REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
Q.
OTHER BUSINESS
R.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
S.
RETURN TO PUBLIC SESSION
T.
ADJOURNMENT
Board of Education Charter:
We share a commitment to our goal of maximizing our students’ potential and achievement. We
value and demonstrate honesty, trust, confidentiality and a commitment to our roles. We set a
positive climate that builds and sustains our relationships. We use and share with our stakeholders,
appropriate data in our decision-making.