REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 1 at All Regular Meetings, Two Opportunities Are Provided for Citizens to Make Comments

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 BOARD OF EDUCATION Ridgewood, New Jersey

MAY 21, 2018

Education Center

7:30 p.m.

AGENDA

* * * * * MEETING REGULATIONS

At all regular meetings, two opportunities are provided for citizens to make comments. The public comment periods will be scheduled after presentations and approximately 9:00 p.m. or just prior to the end of the meeting, whichever occurs first. The first opportunity may be limited by the presiding officer to conclude at about 8:00 p.m. in order for the Board to continue with its scheduled agenda. The second opportunity will occur at about 9:00 p.m. at the discretion of the presiding officer taking into consideration a break point in the agenda.

At every opportunity for public comment, citizens are invited to comment on subjects on the agenda or general topics.

At the discretion of the presiding officer, public comments may be permitted at other times.

Persons wishing to speak must, upon being recognized, rise, sign in, and state their names and addresses. Each speaker shall be limited to four minutes. The Board Recorder will note the time. A speaker who has not finished in the allotted time will be directed by the presiding officer to summarize quickly and relinquish the floor within 30 seconds.

Comments shall be limited to issues. If personal remarks or discourteous statements are made, the presiding officer shall require the speaker to stop. No person will be recognized for a second time until all others asking to speak have been heard.

Mission Statement The Ridgewood Public Schools, committed to a tradition of excellence and innovation, in partnership with the community, provide a rich and challenging learning environment, enabling students to maximize their unique potentials to become life-long learners and productive, responsible citizens.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 I. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL Mr. Loncto

II. FLAG SALUTE AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Mr. Loncto

III. OPENING STATEMENT BY PRESIDING OFFICER Mr. Loncto

IV. PRESENTATIONS Mr. Loncto

A. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED SECONDARY SCHOOL Dr. Fishbein TEACHING AWARD HONOREE • Sean Turkington

B. RHS EDUCATIONAL TECH UPDATE Dr. Fishbein • Stefanie Gigante

C. ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS – GRADES 6-12 Dr. Fishbein • Susan Nold

V. COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC Mr. Loncto

VI. CONSENT ITEMS Mr. Loncto

A. ATTENDANCE AT CONFERENCES Mr. Loncto As listed on Attachment A.

B. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Loncto

i. Receipt of Suspension and Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying Dr. Fishbein (HIB) Reports The Board has received confidential information regarding suspensions and investigations of HIB that have occurred since the last Board meeting.

ii. Approval: Continuation of Position of Student Representative to the Dr. Fishbein Board Approval of continuation of the position of student representative to the Board under the terms and conditions contained in Policy 0143.2, Pupil Representative to the Board of Education, as shown on Attachment B. The original proposal was approved on May 16, 1977. It is recommended that the student may leave at 10:00 p.m.

iii. Adoption: Current Board Policy Manual Dr. Fishbein Adoption of the current Board Policy Manual.

iv. Adoption: NJSBA Code of Ethics Dr. Fishbein Adoption of the NJSBA Code of Ethics as listed on Attachment C.

v. Approval: Designation of Official Newspapers Dr. Fishbein Approval of The Record and The Ridgewood News as official newspapers for all legal advertisement and notices for the 2018-2019 school year.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 vi. Approval: Appointment of Architect Dr. Fishbein WHEREAS, the Ridgewood Board of Education requires the professional services of an Architect, and

WHEREAS, the nature of the services to be performed meet the definition of “professional services” set forth in the Public School Contract Law, and

WHEREAS, funds are available to obtain such professional services, and

WHEREAS, the Public School Contract Law N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-5 authorizes the awarding of contracts for professional services by resolution of the Board of Education without publicly advertised competitive bids;

ACCORDINGLY, the Ridgewood Board of Education at the public meeting held on May 21, 2018 authorizes the award of the following professional services appointment and contract:

That the firm of LAN Associates, Midland Park, New Jersey, be appointed Board of Education Architect for the period July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019, at fees negotiated for each individual project, and as per the rates listed on Attachment D.

This professional services contract is made and awarded without competitive bidding as the services will be rendered by persons experienced in the practice of a process requiring specialized knowledge and resources.

vii. Appointment of Auditor Dr. Fishbein WHEREAS, the Ridgewood Board of Education requires the professional services of an Auditor, and

WHEREAS, the nature of the services to be performed meet the definition of “professional services” set forth in the Public School Contract Law, and

WHEREAS, funds are available to obtain such professional services, and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Ridgewood Board of Education as follows:

ACCORDINGLY, the Ridgewood Board of Education, at the public meeting held on May 21, 2018, authorizes the award of the following professional services appointment and contract:

That the Board Secretary is hereby authorized and directed to execute an agreement with the firm of Lerch, Vinci & Higgins, Fair Lawn, New Jersey, to serve as Board of Education Auditor and provide accounting services to the Board for the period July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019 and to conduct the 2017-2018 audit of the Ridgewood Board of Education for a fee not to exceed $53,000.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 Hourly rates if needed are as follows: Partners: $150 - $175 per hour Managers: $125 - $140 per hour Senior Accountants/Supervisors: $90 - $115 per hour Staff Accountants: $75 - $85 per hour Other Personnel: $45 per hour

viii. Appointment of General Board Counsel Dr. Fishbein WHEREAS, the Ridgewood Board of Education requires the professional services of Board Counsel, and

WHEREAS, the nature of the services to be performed meet the definition of “professional services” set forth in the Public School Contract Law, and

WHEREAS, funds are available to obtain such professional services, and

ACCORDINGLY, the Ridgewood Board of Education, at the public meeting held on May 21, 2018, authorizes the award of the following professional services appointment and contract:

That Anthony Sciarrillo, Esq., of Sciarrillo, Cornell, Merlino, McKeever & Osborne, Westfield, NJ, be appointed Board Counsel for the period July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019, at the rate of $170 per hour. There is no increase in the hourly rate from the 2017-2018 school year.

This professional services contract is made and awarded without competitive bidding as the services will be rendered by the persons experienced in the practice of a process requiring specialized knowledge and resources.

ix. Appointment of Bond Counsel Dr. Fishbein WHEREAS, the Ridgewood Board of Education requires the professional services of Bond Counsel, and

WHEREAS, the nature of the services to be performed meet the definition of “professional services” set forth in the Public School Contract Law, and

WHEREAS, funds are available to obtain such professional services, and

ACCORDINGLY, the Ridgewood Board of Education, at the public meeting held on May 21, 2018, authorizes the award of the following professional services appointment and contract:

That McManimon, Scotland, & Baumann, LLC, Roseland, New Jersey, be appointed Bond Counsel for the period July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019, at the rate of $215 per hour for attorney time and $135 per hour for legal assistant time. There is no increase in the hourly rate from the 2017-2018 school year.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 This professional services contract is made and awarded without competitive bidding as the services will be rendered by the persons experienced in the practice of a process requiring specialized knowledge and resources.

x. Appointment of Special Education Counsel Dr. Fishbein WHEREAS, the Ridgewood Board of Education requires the professional services of Special Education Counsel, and

WHEREAS, the nature of the services to be performed meet the definition of “professional services” set forth in the Public School Contract Law, and WHEREAS, funds are available to obtain such professional services, and

ACCORDINGLY, the Ridgewood Board of Education, at the public meeting held on May 21, 2018, authorizes the award of the following professional services appointment and contract:

That David B. Rubin, Esq., P.C., 44 Bridge Street, Metuchen, New Jersey be appointed Special Education Counsel for the period July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019, at the rate of $180 per hour. There is no increase in the hourly rate from the 2017-2018 school year.

These professional services contracts are made and awarded without competitive bidding as the services will be rendered by the persons experienced in the practice of a process requiring specialized knowledge and resources.

xi. Appointment of Conflict Special Education Counsel Dr. Fishbein WHEREAS, the Ridgewood Board of Education requires the professional services of a Conflict Counsel for Special Education, And

WHEREAS, the nature of the services to be performed meet the definition of “professional services” set forth in the Public School Contract Law, and

WHEREAS, funds are available to obtain such professional services, and

ACCORDINGLY, the Ridgewood Board of Education, at the public meeting held on May 21, 2018, authorizes the award of the following professional services appointment and contract:

That Isabel Machado, Esq., of the Machado Law Group, 1 Cleveland Place, Springfield, New Jersey, be appointed Conflict Counsel for Special Education for the period July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019, at the rate of $180 per hour. There is no increase in the hourly rate from the 2017-2018 school year.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 xii. Appointment of Financial Advisor Dr. Fishbein WHEREAS, the Ridgewood Board of Education requires the professional services of a Financial Advisor to advise the Board in connection with the issuance of Bonds and Notes and other matters relating to Fiscal Management, and

WHEREAS, the nature of the services to be performed meet the definition of “professional services” set forth in the Public School Contract Law, and

WHEREAS, funds are available to obtain such professional services, and

ACCORDINGLY, the Ridgewood Board of Education, at the public meeting held on May 21, 2018, authorizes the award of the following professional services appointment and contract:

That Phoenix Advisors LLC, 4 West Park Street, Bordentown, New Jersey, be appointed Financial Advisor for the period July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019 at the following compensation:

For Debt Issuance Advisory Services: Bond Issuance $0.75 per $1,000 of Bonds Issued, Minimum of $12,500 No Additional Charge for Out of Pocket Expenses Fees are contingent upon a closing of the Bonds

For Lease Financing Services: $2,000 per Lease Financing up to $1,000,000 Financed $3,500 per Lease Financing over $1,000,000 Financed

There is no increase in fee from the 2017-2018 school year.

xiii. Appointment of Continuing Disclosure Agent and Independent Dr. Fishbein Registered Municipal Advisor of Record for the 2018-2019 School Year Approval of the appointment of Phoenix Advisors, LLC as the Continuing Disclosure Agent and Independent Registered Municipal Advisor of Record for the 2018-2019 School Year, at a base fee of $850 and a $200 initial setup fee for each new bond issue set up during the year.

There is no increase in the base fee from the 2017-2018 school year.

xiv. Appointment of Board Secretary Dr. Fishbein Approval of the appointment of Alfredo Aguilar as Secretary to the Ridgewood Board of Education for the period July 1, 2018 through July 31, 2018.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 xv. Approval: Appointment of Qualified Purchasing Agent Dr. Fishbein Approval of the appointment of Alfredo Aguilar as the Qualified Purchasing Agent for the Ridgewood Public Schools, effective July 1, 2018 through July 31, 2018 in accordance with N.J.A.C. 5:35-5 et. seq.

xvi. Appointment of Public Agency Compliance Officer Dr. Fishbein Approval of the appointment of the Board Secretary as the Public Agency Compliance Officer for the period July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019.

xvii. Appointment of Treasurer of School Monies Dr. Fishbein Appointment of Angelo DeSimone as Treasurer of School Monies at a rate of $5,000 for the 2018-2019 school year. There is no increase from the 2017-2018 school year.

xviii. Approval: Open Public Meetings Act Dr. Fishbein Approval of the Open Public Meetings Act as follows:

Section 1. Except as provided in Section 7b of the Act, all meetings of the Board shall be open to the public at all times.

Section 2. At every Regular Public Meeting, the public may actively participate during the time or times designated for that purpose in Order of Business and the Board might take formal action.

Section 3. At every meeting, the public may participate or be heard subject to the rules outlined in Policy #0162 of the Board, as shown on Attachment E.

Section 4. All public meetings, as set forth in the Annual Meeting Schedule below, shall be held in the designated location as indicated below. All meetings will be held on Mondays at 7:30 p.m., unless noted.

Official action may be taken at any public meeting to hold an executive session to handle matters which by law may be discussed in closed session. Such matters include negotiations, personnel, security, real estate, litigation, and investments.

The Board may take action in public session at any meeting scheduled as a public meeting for executive session.

Public comments are permitted at the beginning of the meeting and just prior to adjournment. At the discretion of the presiding officer, public comments may be permitted at other times.

All Regular Public Meetings are televised on Channel 77.

Executive Sessions will be held before the scheduled Regular Public Meetings at 6:00 p.m., 6:30 p.m., or 7:00 p.m. if necessary.

*Executive Sessions for the June 25, 2018, July 16, 2018, August 27, 2018 and June 24, 2019 Regular Public Meetings will be held at 4:00 p.m. or 4:30 p.m. if necessary.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 June 4, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Education Center June 25, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Education Center *5:00 p.m. start time

July 16, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Education Center *5:00 p.m. start time

August 27, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Education Center *5:00 p.m. start time

September 17, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Education Center

October 8, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Education Center

November 5, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Education Center November 6, 2018 Annual School Election Education Center November 19, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Education Center

December 3, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Education Center December 17, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Education Center

January 7, 2019 Reorganization & Education Center Regular Public Meeting January 28, 2019 Regular Public Meeting Education Center

February 11, 2019 Regular Public Meeting Education Center February 25, 2019 Regular Public Meeting Education Center

March 11, 2019 Regular Public Meeting Education Center March 25, 2019 Regular Public Meeting Education Center

April 1, 2019 Regular Public Meeting Education Center April 29, 2019 Regular Public Meeting Education Center

May 6, 2019 Regular Public Meeting Education Center May 20, 2019 Regular Public Meeting Education Center

June 3, 2019 Regular Public Meeting Education Center

June 24, 2019 Regular Public Meeting Education Center *5:00 p.m. start time

The Board will hold Public Meetings for Executive Session at the Education Center for the purpose of holding hearings relating to Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying and discussing other confidential business on Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m., 6:30 p.m., or 7:00 p.m. These meetings will be cancelled if there are no pending hearings or other confidential business. No action will be taken at these meetings.

May 23, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center May 30, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center June 6, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center June 13, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center June 27, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center

July 11, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center July 18, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center July 25, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 August 1, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center August 8, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center August 15, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center August 22, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center August 29, 2018 Pub. Mtg. for Executive Session Education Center

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Section 5. Within 7 days following the adoption of this resolution and any revising or modifying resolution, a) A copy shall be filed with the Ridgewood Public Library. b) A copy shall be mailed to The Record and The Ridgewood News. c) A copy shall be filed with the Village Clerk of the Village of Ridgewood.

Section 6. Upon receipt of the Board of a written request setting forth the name and address of the person making the request, the Board shall send to such person by regular mail or e-mail a copy of the Regular Meeting Schedule as referred to in Section 4 all revisions thereof, and all other advance notices of regular, special, and rescheduled meeting dates. 9

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 xix. Approval: District Organization Chart Dr. Fishbein Approval of the District Organization Chart as listed on Attachment F.

xx. Appointment: Affirmative Action Officer Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Superintendent of Schools as the Affirmative Action Officer for the Ridgewood Public Schools for the 2018-2019 school year.

xxi. Appointment: Equal Education Officers Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Equal Education Officers for the Ridgewood Public Schools for the 2018-2019 school year, as follows: • Shauna Stovell, elementary schools • Gregory Wu, middle schools • Meredith Yannone, high school

xxii. Appointment: Title II ADA/Section 504 Coordinator Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Director of Special Programs as the Title II ADA/Section 504 Coordinator for the Ridgewood Public Schools for the 2018-2019 school year.

xxiii. Appointment: Homeless Children Liaison Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Director of Special Programs as the Homeless Children Liaison for the Ridgewood Public Schools for the 2018-2019 school year.

xxiv. Appointments: Coordinators for the 2018-2019 School Year Dr. Fishbein • Title IX: Manager of Human Resources • Title IX – Student Athletic Issues: Athletic Director • Title IX – Student Curricular Issues: Director of Special Programs • Employee Disabilities Issues (Americans with Disabilities Act): Manager of Human Resources

xxv. Appointment: Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) Dr. Fishbein Coordinator Appointment of the Manager of Maintenance & Custodial Services as the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) Coordinator for the 2018-2019 school year.

xxvi. Appointment: Chemical Hygiene Officer Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Supervisor of Science as the Chemical Hygiene Officer for the 2018-2019 school year.

xxvii. Appointment: Custodian of Records Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Business Administrator/Board Secretary and the Manager of Human Resources as Custodians of Records for the Ridgewood Public Schools for the 2018-2019 school year.

xxviii. Appointment: Data Coordinator Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Data Base Systems Administrator as the Data Coordinator for the 2018-2019 School Year.

xxix. Appointment: Indoor Air Quality Designee Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Manager of Maintenance & Custodial Services as the Indoor Air Quality Designee for the 2018-2019 school year.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 xxx. Appointment: Integrated Pest Management Coordinator Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Manager of Maintenance & Custodial Services as the Integrated Pest Management Coordinator for the 2018-2019 school year.

xxxi. Appointment: Right to Know Officer Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Manager of Maintenance & Custodial Services as the Right to Know Officer for the 2018-2019 school year.

xxxii. Appointment: School Safety Specialist Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Superintendent of Schools as the School Safety Specialist for the 2018-2019 school year.

xxxiii. Appointment: Substance Awareness Coordinator Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Supervisor of Wellness as the Substance Awareness Coordinator for the 2018-2019 school year.

xxxiv. Appointment: Toxic Hazard Preparedness Officer Dr. Fishbein Appointment of the Manager of Maintenance & Custodial Services as the Toxic Hazard Preparedness Officer for the 2018-2019 school year.

xxxv. Approval: Authorization for the Superintendent to Hire Employees Dr. Fishbein During the Summer Months Approval of authorization for the Superintendent to hire employees during the summer months with the approval of two Board members.

C. CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION Dr. Fishbein

i. Approval: Field Trips Dr. Fishbein Approval of field trips as listed on Attachment G.

ii. Approval: Existing Curriculum for the 2018-2019 School Year Dr. Fishbein Approval of the following resolution:

Resolved, that the Board of Education does hereby approve continuation of existing curriculum for RHS, the Middle Schools Program of Studies, and existing Elementary Curriculum, as per the courses of study listed on Attachment H, for the 2018-2019 school year, in accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:33-1 and the T&E requirements; and be it further

Resolved, that the curriculum may be modified on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the approval of the Board of Education.

iii. Approval: Textbooks for the 2018-2019 School Year Dr. Fishbein Approval of the following resolution:

Resolved, that the Board of Education does hereby approve the continuation of the existing textbooks and new textbooks as listed on Attachment I for the 2018-2019 school year, in accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:33-1 and the T&E requirements; and be it further

Resolved, that the textbook list may be modified on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the approval of the Board of Education.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 iv. Approval: Comprehensive Guidance & Academic Counseling Dr. Fishbein Program Approval of the Comprehensive Guidance & Academic Counseling Program.

v. Approval: My Learning Plan Evaluation Tool Dr. Fishbein Approval of the following resolution:

Resolved, that the Board of Education does hereby approve continuation of the My Learning Plan appraisal management system (OASYS) for teachers, educational specialists, supervisors, and school level administrators for the 2018-2019 school year.

vi. Approval: Consulting Agreement with Michele Borba INC Dr. Fishbein Approval of a consulting agreement with Michele Borba INC as part of the Community Outreach Program, Wellbeing Speaker Series, “Raising Unselfies: Why Emphatic Kids Succeed in Our All About Me, Plugged-In, Trophy-Driven World,” on October 2, 2018, in the amount of $5,750.

The Board has received background information.

vii. Approval: RHS Senior Prom Contract with Cornucopia Cruise Line Dr. Fishbein Approval of the RHS Senior Prom Contract with Cornucopia Cruise Line, Perth Amboy, NJ, for the RHS Senior Prom on June 1, 2018, in the amount of $38,232.

The Board has received background information.

D. HUMAN RESURCES Dr. Fishbein

i. Appointments Dr. Fishbein (Appointments subject to receipt of appropriate documentation and the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) certificate, if required.)

Teachers Revision: DeMEULDER, Allison - Leave of Absence Replacement $58,358 Business Education Teacher (non-tenure track), Ridgewood High School, Cl. BA, St. 1 from effective January 24, 2018, or as soon after as possible, through pro-rated June 1, 2018, approved by the Board at its meeting on January 8, 2018, to effective January 24, 2018, or as soon after as possible, through May 31, 2018. Ms. DeMeulder possesses a NJDOE Certificate of Eligibility as a Teacher of Comprehensive Business. Ms. DeMeulder will be registered into the NJDOE Provisional Program.

GORDON, Michelle - Leave of Absence Replacement Student Assistance $58,358 Coordinator (non-tenure track), Ridgewood High School, effective Cl. BA, St. 1 September 1, 2018 through December 23, 2018. Ms. Gordon possesses an NJDOE Provisional Certificate as a Student Assistance Coordinator. Ms. Gordon will be registered into the NJDOE Provisional Program.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 ZIELINSKI, Lauren - Social Studies Teacher (tenure track), Benjamin $67,456 Franklin Middle School, effective September 1, 2018 through June 21, Cl. MA, St. 4-5 2019. Ms. Zielinski possesses an NJDOE Standard Certificate as a Social Studies Teacher and a Standard Certificate as an English as a Second Language Teacher.

Administrative Assistant MOYER, Pamela - Administrative Assistant (Technical Assistant) Special $46,799 Programs Office, Education Center, effective May 23, 2018, or as soon Cl. II-12M, St. 3 after as possible, through June 30, 2018. (pro-rated)

Field Placements BARKLEY, Jasmine – William Paterson University, Clinical Practice with Lauren Truncale, Math Teacher at Ridgewood High School, from September 5, 2018 through May 2, 2019

COHEN, Zachary – Ithaca College, to shadow Janelle King, Music Teacher at George Washington Middle School, from January 14, 2019 through March 15, 2019

DODD, Stephanie – Current Physical Education Teacher at Ridge School, Rowan University, Clinical Experience in Special Education with Laurie Main, Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant at Ridge School, from September 4, 2018 through October 29, 2018

DUBE, Christina – William Paterson University, Clinical Practice with Thomas Harney, Third Grade Teacher at Hawes School, from September 6, 2018 through December 13, 2018

KROMKA, Sarah – Montclair State University, to shadow Wendy Padykula, Speech Language Therapist at Benjamin Franklin Middle School and George Washington Middle School, from September 4, 2018 through December 21, 2018

Classroom Aide Infant/Toddler Development Center COLLINS, Cassidy - College Aide II, effective May 22, 2018, or as soon after as possible, through June 30, 2018, 8 hours per day, 5 days per week, at an hourly rate of $9.52

ii. Change of Assignments for the 2018-2019 School Year Dr. Fishbein It is recommended that the Board approve changes of assignment for the 2018-2019 school year, as listed on Attachment J

iii. Change of Assignment Dr. Fishbein LARSON, Walker - Inclusion/Resource Room Special Education Hourly rate Classroom Aide, Ridgewood High School, effective May 14, 2018 through remains the June 20, 2018, from 4.0 hours per day, 5 days per week, to 5.75 hours same per day, 5 days per week

LESKIW, Lisa - from Long-term Substitute, Special Education Teacher, From: $125 per Ridgewood High School, to Inclusion/Resource Room Special Education day Classroom Aide, effective May 16, 2018 through June 20, 2018, 5.75 hours To: $16.49 per per day, 5 days per week hour 13

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 iv. Resignation Dr. Fishbein Administrator AGUILAR, Alfredo - Business Administrator/Board Secretary, Education Center, effective July 31, 2018.

Teacher EKIN, Deniz - 0.40 FTE French Teacher, Ridgewood High School, effective July 1, 2018.

Classroom Aide LIEBKIND, Olga - Inclusion/Resource Room Special Education Classroom Aide, Benjamin Franklin Middle School, effective May 13, 2018.

Infant/Toddler Development Center SIGEL, Kristen - Teacher Assistant Entry Level, Step 1, effective May 11, 2018.

v. Non-Renewal Dr. Fishbein It is recommended that the Board non-renew employee #7152, effective June 30, 2018.

vi. Leave of Absences Dr. Fishbein BIELICKY, Kathryn – Third Grade Teacher, Somerville School, effective September 4, 2018 through January 18, 2019, with a reinstatement date of January 22, 2019, using sick days in accordance with the REA/Board Agreement and utilizing the FMLA and/or NJFLA leave entitlement.

FRIEDMAN, Laura – Learning Disabilities Teacher-Consultant, Ridgewood High School, effective September 17, 2018 through June 21, 2019, with a reinstatement date of September 1, 2019, using sick days in accordance with the REA/Board Agreement and utilizing the FMLA and/or NJFLA leave entitlement.

TUCKER, Erika – Physical Education Teacher, George Washington Middle School, effective September 4, 2018 through October 26, 2018, with a reinstatement date of October 29, 2018, utilizing the FMLA and/or NJFLA leave entitlement.

vii. Supplemental Pay Beyond Contract Dr. Fishbein Ridge School Additional: Clubs and Activities for the 2017-2018 School Year, approved by the Board at its meeting on September 25, 2017 After-School Kids’ Play Club - Social Skills Advisors ● Stephanie Dodd, for a stipend of $933.50 ● Deirdre Tobin, for a stipend of $563

Benjamin Franklin Middle School Revision: Chaperones, Spring Concerts, each not to exceed 2.5 hours, each to receive an hourly rate of $40.17, approved by the Board at its meeting on May 7, 2018 From: 7th & 8th Grade Orchestra and Band, May 17, 2018 ($702.98) Seven Chaperones: Daniel Cermack, Lucille Cigolini, Ann Daly, Meredith McCann, Zsuzsanna Nagy, Kyle Schulke, and Julie Seibold 14

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 To: 7th & 8th Grade Orchestra and Band, May 17, 2018 ($803.40) Eight Chaperones: Daniel Cermack, Susan Christopher, Lucille Cigolini, Ann Daly, Meredith McCann, Zsuzsanna Nagy, Kyle Schulke, and Julie Seibold

George Washington Middle School ● Dinora Fontanez, Special Education Classroom Aide, George Washington Middle School, to provide support for a special education student participating on the track team, 14 practices and 2 meets, not to exceed 16 hours, at an hourly rate $20.00 ($320) ● Alyssa Forte, George Washington Middle School, to provide support for a special education student participating on the track team, 14 practices and 2 meets, not to exceed 16 hours, at an hourly rate $39.57 ($633.12) ● Laura Tolve, George Washington Middle School, to provide support for a special education student participating on the track team, 14 practices and 2 meets, not to exceed 16 hours, at an hourly rate $50.97 ($815.52)

Revision: Overnight Field Trip to Washington, D.C. - June 6-8, 2018, approved by the Board at its meeting on December 4, 2017 From: 15 Chaperones TBD and one nurse TBD, each for two nights, each at $200 per night ($6,400)

To: 13 Chaperones and 2 TBD, each for two nights, each to receive $200 per night ($6,000): Brittany Daidone. Alyssa DiStefano, Natalie Garvin, Daniel Gillis, Alexandra Golabek, Katherine Kashmanian, Katherine Keppel, Ben Neville, Kirsten Ommundsen, Michael Piacenza, Basil Pizzuto, James Ponchak, Michael Ryter, and One Nurse, Jeanne Gao, 2 nights at $200 ($400) per night and 3 days at $130 per day ($390)

Ridgewood High School Secretarial and Technology Support for 2018 Senior Awards Assembly – June 5, 2018, each not to exceed seven hours each at the contracted hourly rate ($1,561.63) ● Adam Brunner - $ 38.69 ($270.83) ● Patricia Maggi - $35.30 ($247.10) ● Celinett Ortega - $29.23 ($204.61) ● MaryAnn Schmitz - $36.59 ($192.43) ● Anna Silverio - $27.49 ($192.43) ● Lesley Whyard - $28.30 ($198.10) • Nancy Wrocklage - $36.59 ($256.13)

Secretarial and Technology Support for 2018 Graduation, June 20, 2018, each not to exceed six hours, each at the contracted hourly rate ($1,982.04) ● Adam Brunner - $38.69 ($232.14) ● Larry Holand - $44.79 ($268.74) ● Patricia Maggi - $35.30 ($211.80) ● James Michels - $27.43 ($164.58) ● Celinett Ortega - $29.23 ($175.38) ● Ramon Quinones - $25.93 ($155.58) ● MaryAnn Schmitz - $36.59 ($219.54) ● Anna Silverio - $27.49 ($164.94) 15

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 ● Lesley Whyard - $28.30 ($169.80) ● Nancy Wrocklage - $36.59 ($219.54)

Music Support – Graduation – June 20, 2018 ($669.88) ● Steven Bourque, not to exceed 4 hours, at an hourly rate of $46.24 ($184.96) ● Jeffrey Haas, not to exceed 4 hours, at an hourly rate of $74.99 ($299.96) ● John Luckenbill, not to exceed 4 hours, at an hourly rate of $46.24 ($184.96)

Lunch Time Supervision - April 23, 2018 through June 20, 2018 ● Walker Larson, not to exceed 1 hour, at an hourly rate of $25.90

Senior Prom Cornucopia Cruise Line – June 1, 2018 14 Chaperones, each not to exceed 6 hours, each at an hourly rate of $40.17 ($3,374.28): Adam Brunner, Steven Bourque, Matthew Cheplic, Jillian Eidschun, Laura Fleming, Peter Kay, Athena Kornemann, Jennifer Landa, Sean Lynaugh, Elizabeth O’Brien, Nancy Reilly, Margaret Schaefer, Meredith Yannone, and Michael Yannone

Emergency Art Coverage - May 14, 2018 through June 21, 2018 ● Athena Kornemann, additional .4 FTE, not to exceed 30 days, at a daily rate of $345.28 ($4,143)

Revision: Overnight Field Trip to Granada, Spain, from April 6-16, 2017, approved by the Board November 7, 2016, to April 6-14, 2018 From: Three Chaperones: Angelica Cuellar, Mark Ferreri, and Daisy Sam, each for 10 nights, each to receive $200 per night ($6,000).

To: To Chaperones: Angelica Cuellar and Mark Ferreri, each for 8 nights, each to receive $200 ($3,200)

Special Programs Additional Special Programs Secretarial Support - May 7, 2018 through May 31, 2018 ● Nadine Macolino, Secretary, Glen School, to provide additional support in Special Programs, not to exceed 40 hours, at an hourly rate of $25.29 ($1,011.60)

ABA Training Completed and Certified – hourly rates from $19.00 to $20.00, effective May 21, 2018 ● Brigit Baines ● Rosemary Fossari ● Grace Sand

viii. Approval: Reaffirmation of Existing Job Descriptions for the 2018- Dr. Fishbein 2019 School Year Approval to reaffirm all existing job descriptions for the 2018-2019 school year.

ix. Substitutes for the 2017-2018 School Year Dr. Fishbein Teachers: Rebecca Bielen, Genevieve Day and Olga Liebkind, and Rudy Tresvalles 16

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 E. FINANCE Dr. Fishbein

i. Acceptance of Restricted Donations Dr. Fishbein Resolved, the Board of Education accepts the following restricted gifts for the 2017-2018 and the 2018-2019 school year, to be used as indicated:

2017-2018 Donor Amount Use Account Number Community $ 3,767.75 To be used to pay the salaries of two 20-040-100-101-00-60-060-004 Center of Maker Space Coordinators for the time ($3,500 Stipend) Ridgewood period April 2 – June 18, 2018. 20-040-200-220-00-60-060-004 Foundation/Taub ($267.75 FICA) Orchard HSA $ 21.30 To be used to purchase student school 20-025-100-610-00-03-003-003 supplies. This is a reallocation of funds

from a donation accepted on September 22, 2014. RHS Student $ 4,306.00 To pay chaperone expenses for the RHS 20-030-100-101-00-10-010-010 Activity trip to France April 6-15, 2018. ($4,000 Stipend) Account/French 20-030-200-220-00-10-010-010 Exchange ($306 FICA) RHS Student $ 3,444.80 To pay chaperone expenses for the RHS 20-030-100-101-00-10-010-011 Activity trip to Spain April 6-14, 2018. ($3,200 Stipend) Account/Spanish 20-030-200-220-00-10-010-011 ($244.80 FICA) Ridge HSA $ 1,200.00 To be used for the book gifting program. 20-025-100-610-00-04-004-003 Willard Student $ 994.59 To pay stipends for MakerSpace Club 20-030-100-101-00-07-007-005 Activity Fund advisors. ($923.91 Stipend) 20-030-200-220-00-07-007-005 ($70.68 FICA) Willard Student $ 904.91 To pay stipends for Chess Club 20-030-100-101-00-07-007-006 Activity Fund Advisors. ($840.60 Stipend) 20-030-200-220-00-07-007-006 ($64.31 FICA) Willard Student $ 4,756.73 To pay stipends for WPN Club advisors. 20-030-100-101-00-07-007-004 Activity Fund ($4,418.70 Stipend) 20-030-200-220-00-07-007-004 ($338.03 FICA) Willard Student $ 1,643.23 To pay stipends for the Xceler8 Club 20-030-100-101-00-07-007-003 Activity Fund advisors. ($1,526.46 Stipend) 20-030-200-220-00-07-007-003 ($116.77 FICA)

2018-2019 The Foundation $23,100.00 To be used for a grant for RHS STEAM 20-001-100-610-00-22-022-006 – Science & Engineering supplies for grades 9-12. The Foundation $30,000.00 To be used for a grant for Elementary 20-001-100-610-00-22-022-007 MakerSpace to expand the STEAM ($24,000) Initiative in district and implement a 20-001-200-320-00-22-022-007 STEAM program in grades 3-5. ($6,000)

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 The Foundation $ 5,000.00 To be used for a grant to help fund the 20-001-200-320-00-22-022-008 2018-19 Community Outreach Program – Wellbeing Speaker Series.

Acceptance of a gift in kind from Leah Dodd of a collection of books for the GWMS Media Center, valued at $547.50.

ii. Approval: Requisition of Taxes Dr. Fishbein Be it Resolved, that the amount of the district taxes needed to meet all obligations of the Ridgewood Board of Education for the 2018-2019 school year is $97,996,144.00 and the Village of Ridgewood is hereby requested to place in the hands of the Treasurer of School Monies that amount in accordance with Title 54-4-75, as listed below:

Date Due Amount Due % Due 7/6/18 $ 3,919,845.85 4.00% 7/20/18 3,821,849.84 4.00% 8/3/18 9,740,816.68 10% 9/7/18 9,740,816.68 10% 10/5/18 3,684,655.21 4% 10/19/18 3,684,655.21 4% 11/2/18 3,684,655.21 4% 11/16/18 3,684,655.21 4% 12/3/18 7,036,122.67 7% 1/4/19 5,242,793.62 5% 1/18/19 4,870,408.34 5% 2/1/19 7,486,905.19 8% 3/1/19 9,740,816.68 10% 4/5/19 1,959,922.38 2% 4/19/19 1,567,938.34 2% 5/3/19 6,369,749.37 7% 5/17/19 3,919,845.85 4% 6/3/19 7,839,691.70 8% 100%

General Fund Taxes $ 94,831,243.00 Debt Service Taxes 3,164,901.00 $ 97,996,144.00

iii. Approval: Student Activity Fee Dr. Fishbein Approval of the student activity fee of $100 at the middle schools and $150 at the high school for those students who participate in any co-curricular activity for the 2018-2019 school year.

iv. Approval: Rental Fees for Use of Facilities Dr. Fishbein Approval of rental fees for the use of facilities for the 2018-2019 school year, as listed on Attachment K.

v. Approval: Lease of Unused Classrooms for the 2018-2019 School Dr. Fishbein Year Approval of the lease of unused classrooms for the 2018-2019 school year as listed on Attachment L.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 vi. Approval: Tuition Rates - Out-of-District Students and Staff Dr. Fishbein Members’ Children Approval of tuition rates for the 2018-2019 school year for out-of-district students and staff members’ children, as listed below:

Grades Out-of-District Staff Members’ Students Children Grade K $ 13,569 $ 513 Grades 1 -5 $ 14,386 $ 513 Grades 6-8 $ 14,814 $ 570 Grades 9-12 $ 14,860 $ 632 PreK(RED) $ TBD N/A LLD $ TBD N/A Multiple Disabled $ TBD N/A Resource Room TBD p/h plus N/A applicable aide costs REACH Transitional K/4s Ridgewood Resident $ 500/monthly REACH Transitional K/4s Non-Resident $ 700/monthly REACH Transitional K/4s RPS Staff Non- $ 500/monthly Resident REACH Transitional K/4s Before-Care $ 130/monthly For RPS Staff & Ridgewood Residents 7:00 am – 9:00 am REACH Transitional K/4s After- Care $ 270/monthly For RPS Staff & Ridgewood Residents 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm REACH Transitional K/4s Before-Care $ 200/monthly Non Ridgewood Resident & Non RPS Staff 7:00 am – 9:00 am REACH Transitional K/4s After-Care $ 400/monthly Non Ridgewood Resident & Non RPS Staff 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm

vii. Approval: Substitute Rates of Pay Dr. Fishbein Approval of substitute rates of pay for the 2018-2019 school year as listed below:

Teachers (1st five days of one consecutive $ 93.00 per diem assignment) Daily/Permanent $125.00 per diem (6th day of consecutive assignment in system) Long-term Determined by administration after evaluation of educational background and experience

Nurse $130.00 per diem

Secretaries $ 12.50 per hour Former RAES members $ 13.25 per hour Long-term $ 17.00 per hour Dr. Fishbein viii. Approval of Depositories of School Funds Including State of New Jersey Cash Management Approval of the following banking institutions as depositories of school funds: Columbia Bank, Morgan Stanley, and authorizes the Board 19

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 Secretary to invest idle funds of the Board of Education in said depository and to transfer funds in and out of the accounts listed below.

The following are the authorized accounts and the required signatures:

Depository Required # of Signatures Columbia Bank Three: Board President and Business General Funds Administrator or Assistant Business Administrator and Treasurer of School Monies Columbia Bank One: Treasurer of School Monies Salary Funds Columbia Bank One: Treasurer of School Monies Salary Deduction Funds Columbia Bank Three: Board President and Business RHS Memorial Fund and other Administrator or Assistant Business scholarship funds Administrator and Treasurer of School Monies Columbia Bank Three: Board President and Ridgewood Public Schools Cafeteria Treasurer of School Monies and Funds Business Administrator or Assistant Business Administrator Columbia Bank One: Business Administrator or Petty Cash Funds Assistant Business Administrator or Treasurer of School Monies Columbia Bank Three: Board President and Employees’ Share of State Business Administrator or Assistant Unemployment Insurance Business Administrator and Contributions Treasurer of School Monies Columbia Bank Two: Athletic Director and/or RHS Athletic Department for Athletic Business Administrator and Events Supervisor of Wellness Columbia Bank Two of three: Business Administrator RHS Athletic Department Hall of Fame and/or Assistant Principal and/or Funds Athletic Director Columbia Bank Three: Business Administrator and Referendum Funds the Assistant Business Administrator and the Treasurer of School Monies Columbia Bank Three: Board President and Business Employees’ Flexible Spending Plan Administrator or Assistant Business Administrator and Treasurer of School Monies Columbia Bank Two: Principal and/or Assistant Ridgewood High School Association Principal for Guidance and/or Funds Assistant to the Principal Columbia Bank Two: Principal and Secretary BFMS Association Funds Columbia Bank Two: Principal and Secretary GWMS Association Funds Columbia Bank Two: Principal and Secretary Hawes School Association Funds Columbia Bank Two: Principal and Secretary Orchard School Association Funds 20

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 Columbia Bank Two: Principal and Secretary Ridge School Association Funds Columbia Bank Two: Principal and Secretary Somerville School Association Funds Columbia Bank Two: Principal and Secretary Travell School Association Funds Columbia bank Two: Principal and Secretary Willard School Association Funds

That Morgan Stanley be named administrator for the trust funds for the William E. Remington Memorial Scholarship Fund and the Kurth Scholarship Fund. Duties of the bank include safekeeping of all securities, income collection, disposition of income as directed, maintaining all records, and investment counseling. The bank’s fee for the service is 1% of market value annually, based on the first day of each calendar quarter charged at .25%.

BNY Mellon will act as Trustee for the Kraft Scholarship Fund.

ix. Authorization of Petty Cash Columbia Bank Checking Accounts Dr. Fishbein Authorization of the following maximum amounts for petty cash Columbia Bank checking accounts with the following account signatories:

School/Department Amount Required # of Signatures Benjamin Franklin Middle School $1,000.00 Two: Principal and School Secretary Hawes School $ 500.00 Two: Principal and School Secretary Orchard School $ 500.00 Two: Principal and School Secretary Infant Toddler Program $ 500.00 Two: Business Administrator and Director of Special Programs Ridge School $ 500.00 Two: Principal and School Secretary Ridgewood High School $1,000.00 Two: Business Administrator and/or Principal and/or Assistant Principal Somerville School $ 500.00 Two: Principal and School Secretary Travell School $ 500.00 Two: Principal and School Secretary Willard School $ 500.00 Two: Principal and School Secretary Central Business Office $ 500.00 One: Business Administrator or Assistant Business Administrator or Treasurer of School Monies

x. Authorization to Establish School Petty Cash Funds Dr. Fishbein Authorization to establish the following petty cash funds:

School/Department Amount Ridge School $ 100.00 Willard School $ 100.00

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the individual responsible, or his/her Dr. Fishbein designee, shall report to the Board on the amounts disbursed and request reimbursement on a monthly basis, and

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all unused petty cash funds will be returned to the custodian general account at the end of the school year, no later than June 30th.

xi. Authorization to Use State and County Contracts and Cooperative Dr. Fishbein Purchasing Agreements Authorization for the Business Administrator to use New Jersey and Bergen County Purchasing Contracts and Cooperative Purchasing Agreements whenever it is determined that this method of purchasing is in the best interest of the school district, as listed on Attachment M.

xii. Authorization for the Superintendent of Schools to Make Budgetary Dr. Fishbein Line-Item Transfers Authorization for the Superintendent to make budgetary line-item transfers in order to avoid over-spending said line items subject to Board approval at its next meeting.

xiii. Authorization for the Business Administrator/Board Secretary to Dr. Fishbein Make Payments to Contractors Authorization for the Business Administrator/Board Secretary to make payments to contractors between June 26, 2018 through August 26, 2018 after review by the Business Administrator and with approval of the Superintendent and member of the Finance Committee.

xiv. Authorization for the Business Administrator/Board Secretary to Dr. Fishbein Award Bids During the Summer Authorization for the Business Administrator/Board Secretary to award bids during the months of July and August to the lowest responsive bidder as needed as long as the total award falls within ten percent of budget allocations. All awards will be placed on the next agenda for ratification.

xv. Authorization to Invest Idle School Funds Dr. Fishbein Authorization for the Business Administrator and/or the Assistant Business Administrator to invest idle school funds in instruments authorized by statute.

xvi. Authorization to Secure Bids, Contracts, and Quotations Dr. Fishbein Authorization of the Business Administrator as the district’s purchasing agent, to secure all bids, contracts, and quotations in compliance with Chapter 440, Law of 1999, and New Jersey Statute 18A:18A.

xvii. Approval: Bid and Quote Threshold for the 2018-2019 School Year Dr. Fishbein Approval of the bid threshold of $40,000 and quote threshold of $6,000 in awarding contracts in accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-3a and N.J.A.C. 5-34.5 for the 2018-2019 school year.

xviii. Approval of Environmental, Remediation, and Management, Inc. for Dr. Fishbein Asbestos Work Approval of Environmental, Remediation & Management, Inc. Trenton, New Jersey (ER&M, Inc.), as the district’s designated firm for asbestos work, for the 2018-2019 school year.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 xix. Approval of RAMM Environmental Services as Right-to-Know and Dr. Fishbein Environmental Consultants Approval of RAMM Environmental Services, Fair Lawn, New Jersey, as the district’s right-to-know and environmental consultant, for the 2018-2019 school year.

xx. Approval: Tax Shelter Annuity Brokers for the 2018-19 School Year Dr. Fishbein Approval of Tax Shelter Annuity Brokers for the 2018-19 school year as listed below: • Ameritas (Union Central) • Equitable • Franklin Templeton • Lincoln Investment • Omni Financial Group • Prudential • Security Benefit • VALIC/AIG

xxi. Approval: Renewal of Contract with Educational Data Services for Dr. Fishbein Bidding and Purchase Services Approval of the renewal of cooperative bidding services for the district with Educational Data Services, Inc., Saddle Brook, New Jersey, for the 2018- 2019 school year, for a fee of $19,220.

This represents a $280 increase from the 2017-2018 school year and is the first increase in the past eight years.

xxii. Approval: Renewal of Contract for Facility Energy Management Dr. Fishbein System Whereas the Ridgewood Board of Education engaged Energy for America, Roseland, New Jersey, to provide Facilities Management Service; and

Whereas, Energy for America remotely monitors all buildings’ HVAC systems; and

Whereas, the Ridgewood Board of Education desires to continue such services; now, therefore,

Be it Resolved, that the Ridgewood Board of Education authorize the Business Administrator/Board Secretary to sign an agreement for the continuation of services for the 2018-2019 school year for a total of $98,772.

This represents an increase of 2% from the 2017-2018 school year.

The Board has received background information.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 xxiii. Approval: Renewal of Contract with Edvocate Associates for Dr. Fishbein Monitoring Services Related to the Custodial, Maintenance, Grounds, Management, Landscaping, Snowplowing and Snow Removal Services Contract Approval of renewal of a contract with Edvocate Associates to provide monitoring services related to the custodial, maintenance, grounds, management, landscaping, snowplowing and snow removal services contract, at the annual fee of $21,096.

This represents an increase of $408 from the 2017-2018 school year.

xxiv. Approval: Renewal of Addendum to Service Agreement with Aramark Dr. Fishbein Management Services Limited Partnership LLC for Custodial, Maintenance, Grounds and Management Services, Inc. Approval of the renewal of an addendum to the service agreement with Aramark Management Services Limited Partnership LLC to provide custodial, maintenance, grounds and management services for the period July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019 at the rate of $4,622,618.89. This represents a 2% increase from the 2017-2018 school year.

xxv. Approval: Renewal of Contract for Landscaping, Tree Removal, Snow Dr. Fishbein Removal and Storm Clean Up Services Approval to award the bid for Landscaping, Tree Removal, Snow Removal and Storm Clean Up Services to Jacobsen Landscape Design and Construction, Midland Park, NJ, in the amount of $113,220 for the period July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. This represents a 2% increase from the 2017-2018 school year.

xxvi. Approval: Additional Insured for General Liability Dr. Fishbein Approval of all Ridgewood Board of Education Home and School Associations to be considered as Additional Insured under the district’s General Liability Policy from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019 for activities they perform on behalf of and authorized by the school district.

xxvii. Approval: Report of Awarded Contracts Dr. Fishbein Pursuant to PL 2015, Chapter 47, the Village of Ridgewood Board of Education intends to renew, award, or permit to expire the contracts included in this link previously awarded by the Board of Education. These contracts are, have been, and will continue to be in full compliance with all state and federal statutes and regulations; in New Jersey Title 18A:18, et. seq., N.J.A.C. Chapter 23, and Federal Procurement Regulations 2CFR Part 200.317 et. seq.

xxviii. Approval: New Jersey School Boards Association Membership Dr. Fishbein Approval of membership in the New Jersey School Boards Association for the 2018-2019 school year, at a rate to be determined.

xxix. Approval: Garden State Coalition of Schools Membership Dr. Fishbein Approval of membership in the Garden State Coalition of Schools for the 2018-2019 school year.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 xxx. Approval: Award of Contracts to Cooperative Purchasing Vendors in Dr. Fishbein Excess of $40,000 Approval of the award of contracts to Cooperative Purchasing Vendors in excess of $40,000 for goods and services.

The Board has received background information.

xxxi. Approval: Lease Agreement with the YWCA for Before and After Dr. Fishbein School Program Approval of a lease agreement with the YWCA for Before and After School Programs for the period September 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019.

The Board had received background information.

xxxii. Approval: Proposal from LAN Associates for Architect/Engineering Dr. Fishbein Services for Fire Alarm System Replacement at Hawes Elementary School Approval of a proposal from LAN Associates for architect/engineering services for Fire Alarm System Replacement at Hawes Elementary School in the total amount of $19,200.

The Board has received background information.

xxxiii. Approval: Proposal from LAN Associates for Architect/Engineering Dr. Fishbein Services for the Electrical Service Upgrades at RHS Approval of a proposal from LAN Associates for architect/engineering services for the Electrical Service Upgrades at RHS in the total amount of $32,200.

The Board has received background information.

xxxiv. Approval: Proposal from LAN Associates for Architect/Engineering Dr. Fishbein Services for New Heating & Domestic Water Piping at RHS Approval of a proposal from LAN Associates for architect/engineering services for New Heating & Domestic Water Piping at RHS in the total amount of $28,400.

The Board has received background information.

xxxv. Approval: Bid Award for Refuse and Comingled Recycling Removal Dr. Fishbein Services Approval to award the bid for Refuse and Comingled Recycling Removal Services to Miele Sanitation Company, Closter, NJ, the lowest responsible bidder, as per the results listed below. Bids were sent to four companies and this was the only bid received.

This bid has been reviewed by the Board attorney.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 Company Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total Special Pickups/Cost per (7/1/18- Option Option pickup 6/30/19) (7/1/19- (7/1/20 – 6/30/20) 6/30/21) Miele Sanitation $50,000.00 50,000.00 $50,000.00 $150,000.00 2 yard dumpster: n/a Co. 4 yard dumpster: n/a 6 yard dumpster: n/a 10 yard roll off container: $350 20 yard roll off container: $500 30 yard roll off container: $600 40 yard roll off container: n/a

Comingled Recycling Cost per Pickup ($3.00/yard) 55 gallon brute container: n/a 2 yard dumpster: $9.00 4 yard dumpster: $12.00

xxxvi. Approval: 2018 -2019 Infant/Toddler Development Center (I/TDC) Dr. Fishbein Tuition Rates Approval of the 2018-2019 I/TDC tuition rates as listed on Attachment N.

xxxvii. Approval: Budget Appropriation Transfers Dr. Fishbein Resolved, the Board of Education approve transfers for April 2018 as shown in the Journal Entry listing pursuant to Policy 6422.

xxxviii. Approval: Secretary’s Line Item Certification Dr. Fishbein Whereas, the Board of Education has received the Report of the Secretary for the month of April 2018;

Whereas, in compliance with N.J.A.C. 6:20-2A.10(d), the secretary has certified that, as of the date of the report(s), no budgetary line item account has obligations and payments (contractual orders) which in total exceed the amount appropriated by the district board of education, now, therefore, be it,

Resolved, the Board of Education accepts the above referenced reports and certifications and orders that they be attached to and made part of the record of this meeting, and Be it Further Resolved, in compliance with N.J.A.C. 6:20-A.10(e), the Board of Education certifies that, after review of the secretary’s monthly financial reports (appropriation section) and upon consultation with the appropriate district officials, to the best of its knowledge, no major account or fund has been over expended in violation of N.J.A.C. 6:20-2A.10(a) (1), and that sufficient funds are available to meet the district’s financial obligations for the remainder of the school year.

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 xxxix. Approval: Acceptance of Board Secretary and Treasurer Report Dr. Fishbein Whereas, the Board of Education has received the report of the Secretary and Treasurer for the month of April 2018; now, therefore,

Be it Resolved, the Board of Education accepts the above referenced reports and orders that it be attached to and made part of the official record of this meeting.

VII. APPROVAL OF BILLS Mr. Loncto

DATES DESCRIPTION CHECK AMOUNTS REVIEWED NUMBER BY April 19 Columbia Bank On-Line 088479 1,149.35 S. Brogan April 27 Columbia Bank On-Line 088480 959.49 S. Brogan May 1 Columbia Bank On-Line 088481- 1,276,022.20 S. Brogan 088621 May 4 Columbia Bank On-Line 088623 10,719.00 V. Loncto May 9 Columbia Bank On-Line 088624 839.87 V. Loncto May 15 Columbia Bank On-Line 088625- 1,019 905.12 V. Loncto 088747 April 30 Payroll Transfer P19724 3,266,143.46 S. Brogan May 15 Payroll Transfer P19899 3,206,788.62 V. Loncto April 30 Electronic Transfer F19725 12,767.14 S. Brogan May 1 Electronic Transfer H19874 1,172,360.27 V. Loncto May 2 Electronic Transfer L19875 1,925.87 V. Loncto May 9 Electronic Transfer R19881 8,752.25 V. Loncto May 11 Electronic Transfer L19882 36,060.03 V. Loncto April 25 Food Service 620079- 43,734.69 S. Brogan 620080 May 3 Food Service 620081 64,249.80 V. Loncto May 11 Food Service 620082- 37,595.77 V. Loncto 620083 April 27 Columbia Bank Void Check 088293 (1,280.00) S. Brogan May 2 Columbia Bank Void Check 088511 (7,404.50) V. Loncto May 4 Columbia Bank Void Check 087943 (10,719.00) V. Loncto TOTAL 10,140,569.43

VIII. BOARD MEMBER ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. Loncto

IX. BOARD COMMITTEE REPORTS Mr. Loncto

X. COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC Mr. Loncto

XI. DISCUSSION ITEMS Mr. Loncto

XII. ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES Mr. Loncto  May 7, 2018 Executive Session & Regular Public Meeting  May 14, 2018 Executive Session

XIII. OTHER BUSINESS Mr. Loncto

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 XIV. INFORMATION Mr. Loncto Authorized Pupil Records New Jersey Administrative Code 6A:32-7.3 requires the Board of Education to report annually at a public meeting a description of the types of pupil records it has authorized certified school personnel to collect and maintain.

1. Mandated pupil records shall include the following:

a. The pupil’s name, address, telephone number, date of birth, name of parent(s), gender, citizenship, standardized assessment and test answer sheets (protocol), grades, attendance, classes attended, grade level completed, and year completed;

b. Record of daily attendance;

c. Descriptions of pupil progress according to the system of pupil evaluation used in the school district;

d. History and status of physical health compiled in accordance with State regulations, including results of any physical examinations given by qualified school district employees;

e. Records pursuant to rules and regulations regarding the education of pupils with disabilities; and

f. All other records required by the State Board of Education.

2. Permitted pupil records are authorized by the Board to promote the pupil's educational welfare and include the following as authorized by this Board upon adoption of Policy and Regulation 8330. These records include, but may not be limited to:

a. Personally authenticated observations, assessments, ratings, and anecdotal reports recorded by teaching staff members in the performance of their professional responsibilities and intended for review by another person, provided the record is dated and signed by the originator. Information recorded solely as a memory aid for the originator becomes a pupil’s record when it is reviewed by any other person, including a substitute; b. Information, scores, and results obtained from standardized tests or by approved tests conducted by professional personnel;

c. Educationally relevant information provided by the parent or adult pupil regarding the pupil's achievements or school activities;

d. Any correspondence with the pupil and/or the pupil's parents;

e. Driver education certificate;

f. Emergency notification form;

g. New pupil registration form; . Withdrawal or transfer form;

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 i. Change of schedule form;

j. Records of disciplinary infractions, penalties, and disciplinary hearings;

k. Records of the pupil's co-curricular and athletic activities and achievements;

l. Class rank;

m. Awards and honors;

n. Notations of additional records maintained in a separate file;

o. The statement from a pupil’s parent or adult pupil regarding a contested portion of the record; and

p. Entries indicating review of the file by an authorized person.

XV. MOTION TO GO INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION Mr. Loncto

XVI. RECONVENE PUBLIC MEETING Mr. Loncto

XVII. ADJOURNMENT Mr. Loncto

Coming Meetings

June 4, 2018 June 25, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Regular Public Meeting 7:30 p.m. Education Center 5:00 p.m. Education Center

MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT A 2017 – 2018 CONFERENCES FOR APPROVAL

Staff Member Name of Conference Rationale Estimated Cost # of Sub Location & Dates for Approval Days required Mahoney, Marissa Newark Administrative Law Court Professional $ 37 0 BFMS Newark, NJ – February 18 & 25, Development 2018 Kameno, Susan Solutions for Success Professional $ 40 1 Hawes Mahwah, NJ Development May 11, 2018 Osenbruck, Jen Solutions for Success Professional $ 40 1 Hawes Mahwah, NJ Development May 11, 2018 O’Neill, Jeannie NJECC Blended Learning Institute Professional $ 110 0 Education Center 2018 – Montclair, NJ Development May 29, 2018 Brogan, Sheila GSCS Annual Meeting Professional $ 65 0 Education Center Monroe Township, NJ Development May 30, 2018 Fishbein, Daniel GSCS Annual Meeting Professional $ 65 0 Education Center Monroe Township, NJ Development May 30, 2018 Loncto, B. Vincent GSCS Annual Meeting Professional $ 65 0 Education Center Monroe Township, NJ Development May 30, 2018 Smith Wilson, Jennie GSCS Annual Meeting Professional $ 65 0 Education Center Monroe Township, NJ Development May 30, 2018

The total cost for these conferences is $487. Upon Board approval of all of these conferences, the total expenditure for travel and conferences for 2017-18 will be $177,053 leaving a balance of $14,385 remaining in the $191,438 approved by the Board for travel and conferences.

The total cost of substitutes for these conferences is $184. Upon Board approval of these conferences, the total expenditure for substitutes for travel and conferences for 2017-18 will be $17,480.

2018 – 2019 CONFERENCES FOR APPROVAL

Staff Member Name of Conference Rationale Estimated Cost # of Sub Location & Dates for Approval Days required Cerbasi, Joyce Summer Institute on the Teaching of Professional $ 500 0 Education Center Writing – Paramus, NJ Development July 23-26, 2018 Brown, Ann Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 GWMS July 25-26, 2018 Development Centrelli, Erica Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 BFMS July 25-26, 2018 Development Comissiong, Olga Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 RHS July 25-26, 2018 Development Coppola (Eng), Michelle Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 Ridge July 25-26, 2018 Development Forfa, Jason Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 BFMS July 25-26, 2018 Development Handy, Mary Lou Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 GWMS July 25-26, 2018 Development Holand, Larry Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 RHS July 25-26, 2018 Development

30 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT A Howells, Lynn Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 Education Center July 25-26, 2018 Development Moore, Laura Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 RHS July 25-26, 2018 Development Morris, Lori Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 BFMS July 25-26, 2018 Development O’Neill, Jeannie Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 Education Center July 25-26, 2018 Development Ortega, Celinett Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 RHS July 25-26, 2018 Development Piacenza, Michael Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 GWMS July 25-26, 2018 Development Reilly, Nancy Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 RHS July 25-26, 2018 Development Ryter, Michael Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 GWMS July 25-26, 2018 Development Schmitz, MaryAnn Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 RHS July 25-26, 2018 Development Trubac, Thomas Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 Hawes July 25-26, 2018 Development Van Horne, Mollie Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 BFMS July 25-26, 2018 Development Yohana, Julie Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 Education Center July 25-26, 2018 Development Zeqiri, Elnor Google Summit - Parsippany, NJ Professional $ 269 0 GWMS July 25-26, 2018 Development Brogan, Sheila NJSBA 2018 Annual Workshop Professional $ 926 0 Education Center Atlantic City, NJ Development October 22-25, 2018 Fishbein, Daniel NJSBA 2018 Annual Workshop Professional $ 775 0 Education Center Atlantic City, NJ Development October 22-25, 2018 Krauss, Christina NJSBA 2018 Annual Workshop Professional $ 926 0 Education Center Atlantic City, NJ Development October 22-25, 2018 Loncto, B. Vincent NJSBA 2018 Annual Workshop Professional $ 926 0 Education Center Atlantic City, NJ Development October 22-25, 2018 Morgan, James NJSBA 2018 Annual Workshop Professional $ 926 0 Education Center Atlantic City, NJ Development October 22-25, 2018 TBD/Business NJSBA 2018 Annual Workshop Professional $ 872 0 Administrator Atlantic City, NJ Development October 22-25, 2018 Wilson, Jennie Smith NJSBA 2018 Annual Workshop Professional $ 926 0 Education Center Atlantic City, NJ Development October 22-25, 2018

The total cost for these conferences is $12,157. Upon Board approval of all of these conferences, the total expenditure for travel and conferences for 2018-19 will be $11,888 leaving a balance of $179,550.00 remaining in the $191,438 approved by the Board for travel and conferences.

The total cost of substitutes for these conferences is $0. Upon Board approval of these conferences, the total expenditure for substitutes for travel and conferences for 2018-19 will be $0.

31 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT B RIDGEWOOD BYLAW BOARD OF EDUCATION BYLAWS 0143.2/page 1 of 2 Pupil Representatives to the Board of Education

0143.2 PUPIL REPRESENTATIVES TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

The Board recognizes that pupils are the primary reason for the existence of the school district. It considers the experience gained by pupils in the district to be a valued source for improving the operation of the school district. The Board is also desirous of furthering the experience of pupils in the governance process and providing opportunities for pupils to contribute to the future direction of the school district. To this end, the Board authorizes the appointment of one pupil representative to the Board.

Term

Pupil representatives to the Board shall serve a term of one year.

Each pupil representative shall be appointed by the High School Principal.

Appointment shall occur at least four weeks prior to the organizational meeting of the Board.

Pupil representatives shall attend all public meetings of the Board and shall be entitled to speak at the discretion of the Board President on all matters before the Board except as may be prohibited by New Jersey Statute or Code. Pupil representatives shall not be entitled to vote. All confidential information obtained by virtue of membership shall be held as such by pupil representatives. Pupil representatives shall be held to the same code of ethics as elected and appointed members of the Board.

Duties and Responsibilities

Pupil representatives:

1. Attend all public Board meetings.

2. Shall be excluded from executive sessions of the Board.

3. Represent the views of the student body.

4. Suggest through appropriate channels Board agenda items.

5. Participate in Board discussions and deliberations at the discretion of the Board President.

32 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT B RIDGEWOOD BYLAW BOARD OF EDUCATION BYLAWS 0143.2/page 2 of 2 Pupil Representatives to the Board of Education

6. Serve on Board committees and attend committee meetings at the discretion of the Committee Chairperson.

7. Shall be excluded from sensitive and confidential discussions and communications (e.g. matters involving personnel, grievances, negotiations, litigation, real property purchase and other sensitive matters).

8. Receive all Board public agendas.

9. May attend the Board orientation sponsored by the New Jersey School Boards Association.

10. Perform such duties as determined by the Board President in consultation with the Superintendent.

Pupil representatives are expected to adhere to all bylaws, policies and regulations of the Board in their role. The Board in no way relinquishes any of its authority, powers, prerogatives or responsibilities but rather adds to its membership a non-voting pupil representative(s) for the mutual benefit of the Board, student body, and the school district.

Adopted: 7 December 2009

33 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT C

NJSBA CODE OF ETHICS

1. I will uphold and enforce all laws, state board rules and regulations, and court orders pertaining to schools. Desired changes should be brought about only through legal and ethical procedures.

2. I will make decisions in terms of the educational welfare of children and will seek to develop and maintain public schools which meet the individual needs of all children regardless of their ability, race, creed, sex or social standing.

3. I will confine my board action to policymaking, planning, and appraisal, and I will help to frame policies and plans only after the board has consulted those who will be affected by them.

4. I will carry out my responsibility, not to administer the schools, but together with my fellow board members, to see that they are well run.

5. I will recognize that authority rests with the board of education and make no personal promises nor take any private action which may compromise the board.

6. I will refuse to surrender my independent judgment to special interest or partisan political groups or to use the schools for personal gain or the gain of my friends.

7. I will hold confidential all matters pertaining to the schools which, if disclosed, would needlessly injure individuals or the schools. But in all other matters, I will provide accurate information and, in concert with my fellow board members, interpret to the staff the aspirations to the community for its schools.

8. I will vote to appoint the best qualified personnel available after consideration of the recommendation of the chief administrative officer.

9. I will support and protect school personnel in proper performance of their duties.

10. I will refer all complaints to the chief administrative officer and will act on such complaints at public meetings only after failure of an administrative solution.

34 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT D

35 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT E RIDGEWOOD BYLAW BOARD OF EDUCATION BYLAWS 0162/page 1 of 2 Notice of Board Meetings

0162 NOTICE OF BOARD MEETINGS

The Board of Education will give notice of all meetings in accordance with law.

Public Notice

The Board Secretary shall notify, in writing and no later than forty-eight hours in advance of the meeting, each Board member and each person who has duly requested such notification of the time, date, location, and, to the extent it is known, the agenda of any regular, special, or rescheduled meeting. Forty-eight hour notice shall also be posted in a public place reserved for such announcements, delivered to two newspapers designated by the Board, and filed with the clerk of the municipality, except that forty-eight hour notice is not required where the time, date, and location of the meeting has been published in the annual list of meetings approved by the Board in accordance with law.

Upon the affirmative vote of three-quarters of the members present, the Board may meet in the absence of adequate notice, provided that discussion and action is limited to specific and unforeseen or unforeseeable matters of such urgency and importance that delay for the provision of notice would be likely to result in substantial harm to the public interest and that notice is given as soon as possible after the call of the meeting in accordance with the provisions of law and this bylaw.

Personal Notice of Meeting

The Board shall provide personal notice in writing to an adult pupil, the parent(s) or legal guardian(s) of a minor pupil, an employee or officer of this district, or a prospective employee whose privacy may be invaded or whose employment may be affected by the Board's deliberations in private session. Such personal notice will include the date and time of the private meeting, the subject or subjects scheduled for discussion at the private meeting, and the right of the individual given notice to request that the discussions be conducted at a public meeting. Personal notice will be given no less than two days in advance of the private meeting.

A written request for public discussion must be signed by the person making the request and must be submitted to the Board Secretary prior to the commencement of the meeting. Any such properly submitted request will be granted. In the event that one or more, but fewer than all, of a group of persons whose employment will be discussed request a public meeting, the discussion regarding the person or persons who have submitted the request will be severed from the rest and will be conducted publicly.

36 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT E RIDGEWOOD BYLAW BOARD OF EDUCATION BYLAWS 0162/page 2 of 2 Notice of Board Meetings

A discussion held in public by reason of the written request of an individual will be conducted at a regularly scheduled meeting for which annual notice has been given or at a meeting for which adequate public notice has been given in accordance with law.

Nothing in this bylaw will permit an employee to request or the Board to grant the public discussion of tenure charges or permit the public disclosure of information regarding a disabled pupil.

N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 et seq.; 10:4-8d; 10:4-9b N.J.S.A. 18A:6-11; 18A:10-6 N.J.A.C. 6A:32-3.1

Adopted: 7 December 2009

37 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT F

Board of Education

Public Information Superintendent Officer

Director of Business Manager of Assistant Manager of Administrator/ Principals IT Superintendent Human Resources Special Programs Board Secretary for CI&A

IT Department Assistant Asst. Bd. Secty. Principals Supervisor s of Asst. Bus. Adm. - Athletic -Elem. Spec.Ed. Finance Director Multi-Sensory Reading -Secondary Spec. Ed. Purchasing Instructor/Staff Developer Coordinator Supervisors of BSI Instructors Ed. Ctr. Adm.Asst. -Elem. Ed.(K-5) PreK Handicapped -English (6-12) Teachers Accts. Payable Clerks CIC Guidance Child Study Team Payroll Mgr. -Fine & Applied Arts( K-12) Grade Advisors Counselors -Math /Tech Aides ITDC Teachers Payroll Asst. Coord. of Fed. Grants -Science( 6-12) Librarians 504 Instructors Trans. Coord. & Stand. Testing Special Accts. Benefit Secty. Staff Developer -Social Studies/World Lang/Bus Education O.T. Therapists Mgr. Cust & Maint. Ed. (6-12) Teachers P.T. Therapists Comm. School Dir. -Wellness (K-12) ABA Therapists Energy Specialist Speech Theparists Transition Home Instructors

Regular & Special Education Teachers Nurses

38 FIELD TRIPS FOR APPROVAL May 21, 2018 ONE DAY TRIPS ATTACHMENT G Anticipated Est. Approx. # Cost of Subs Total # and Substitutes @ $93 per day for Cost Group of # of and dates teachers and $130 To Annual Meets Date School Students Chaperones for each per day for Nurse District Event Requirements 05/22/18 GWMS 36 grade 8 special 4 0 $0 $0 yes yes ed students 05/30/18 RHS 21 grade 11 1 0 $0 $0 yes yes social studies students 06/01/18 Hawes 78 Music 10 1 for 1/2 $47 $47 yes yes students day p.m. 06/01/18 Somerville 69 grade 4 music 7 1 for 1/2 $47 $47 yes yes students day a.m. . 06/04/18 Travell 11 grade 5 special 2 0 $0 $0 yes yes ed students 06/07/18 Ridge 75 grade 4 students 12 0 $0 $0 no yes

06/07/18 RHS 25 grades 9-12 2 0 $0 $0 yes yes transition students 06/11/18 Somerville 86 grade 3 students 16 0 $0 $0 yes yes

39 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT H

RIDGEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS Elementary Program of Study 2018-2019

Language Arts

Mathematics

Science

Social Studies

Spanish

Library

Music

Art

Physical Education

Health

Open Circle

English as a Second Language

40 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT H RIDGEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2018-19 Middle Schools Program of Studies

SUBJECT COURSE GRADE DURATION

Art Required Art 6 and 7 quarter Elective 2D Art 8 quarter Elective 3D Art 8 quarter Elective Apprentice to Master 8 quarter Elective Digital Imaging 8 quarter English/Language Arts Required English 6, 7 and 8 year Required Literary Analysis 6 quarter Required Word Study 6 quarter Elective A Study of Poetry 8 quarter Elective Creative Writing 7 or 8 quarter Elective Mythology 7 quarter Elective Public Speaking 7 or 8 quarter Elective Shakespeare 8 quarter Mathematics Required Mathematics 6 year Required Pre-Algebra or Algebra (entrance requirement for Algebra) 7 year Required Algebra I A or, Algebra or Geometry (entrance requirement for Geometry) 8 year Elective Math Activities 7 quarter Music Required Band, Orchestra, or Chorus 6 and 7 year Elective Band 8 year Elective Chorus 8 year Elective Orchestra 8 year Science Required Science 6, 7 and 8 year Required Environmental Science 6 quarter

Social Studies Required Social Studies 6, 7 and 8 year

41 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT H RIDGEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2018-19 Middle Schools Program of Studies

SUBJECT COURSE GRADE DURATION

Technology Literacy Elective Digital Citizenship 6 quarter Elective Multimedia 8 quarter Elective Technology Literacy 7 quarter Wellness Required Health 6, 7, and 8 quarter Required Physical Education or Adaptive Physical Education 6, 7 and 8 year World Languages Required Survey of French 6 quarter Required Survey of Latin 6 quarter Required Survey of Spanish 6 quarter Required French, Latin, Spanish or Conversational Spanish 7 and 8 year Interdisciplinary Required Primary Source Research and Analysis (required in Grade 8 eff. 2017-18) 8 quarter Elective Academic Skills (required if assigned) 6, 7 and/or 8 flexible Elective Dramatic Expressions 7 quarter Elective Broadcast News/BFBN/GWBN 8 semester Elective Peer Leadership 8 quarter Elective Creating By Design 7 or 8 quarter Elective Systems Design 8 quarter Learning Center Elective Learning Center (required if assigned) 6, 7 and/or 8 flexible Special Programs Elective ESL (required if assigned) 6, 7 and/or 8 year Elective Resource Center Replacement (required if assigned) 6, 7 and/or 8 year Elective Social Psychology (required if assigned) 6, 7 and/or 8 flexible

42 MAY 21, 2018 2018-19 RHS PROGRAM OF STUDY ATTACHMENT H

BUSINESS AND MARKETING

COURSE COURSE TERM OPEN TO COURSE TITLE ELECTIVE CREDIT PREREQUISITE CODE WEIGHT DURATION GRADES BUSINESS & MARKETING DEPARTMENT Successful completion of 6704BU Accounting I Honors Elective Full year 5.0 10-12 Geometry or Geometry H Accounting I 6714BU Accounting II Honors Elective Full year 5.0 11-12 Honors;Teacher Recommendation Accounting I Honors, 6724BU Managerial Accounting Honors Elective Full year 5.0 12 Accounting II Honors Marketing: History, Economics, Promotion; or Advanced Marketing & History and Economics of 6739BU Honors Elective Full year 5.0 11-12 Merchandising I Sports, Entertainment & Recreation Marketing; or Merchandising Advanced Marketing & Advanced Marketing & 6769BU Honors Elective Full year 5.0 12 Merchandising II Merchandising I 6702BU Finance College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 6719BU Introduction to Marketing College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 6800BU Introduction to Business College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-10 None 6729BU Merchandising College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 6789BU Entrepreneurship College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None

6779BU Business Management College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 10-12 Entrepreneurship

43 MAY 21, 2018 2018-19 RHS PROGRAM OF STUDY ATTACHMENT H ENGLISH

COURSE COURSE TERM OPEN TO COURSE TITLE ELECTIVE CREDIT PREREQUISITE CODE WEIGHT DURATION GRADES DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH 1104EN English 9 College Prep Full Year 5.0 9 None Enrollment in History of the 1114EN English 9 Literary World Views College Prep Full Year 5.0 9 Modern World Student Signature on course 1124EN English 9 World Cultures and History College Prep Full Year 5.0 9 expectations. 8th grade English/SS teacher rec 1204EN English 10 College Prep Full Year 5.0 10 English 9 English 9; teacher 1202EN English 10 Honors Full Year 5.0 10 recommendation English 9, teacher rec, student 1214EN English 10 The American Experience I College Prep Full Year 5.0 10 signature on course expectations English 9, App Process, 1242EN English 10 American Studies I Honors Full Year 5.0 10 completion of summer work English 10 American History & Literature English 9, Application Process, 1222EN Honors Full Year 5.0 10 w/Integrated Study in Arts I completion of summer work English 9, App Process, 1192EN English 10 RAHP Honors Full Year 5.0 10 completion of Summer Work 1224EN English 11 The American Experience II College Prep Full Year 5.0 11 Teacher recommendation 1304EN English 11 College Prep Full Year 5.0 11 English 9, 10 English 9, 10; teacher 1302EN English 11 Honors Full Year 5.0 11 recommendation English 10 or 11 Hon & teacher 1301EN English Language and Composition AP AP Full Year 5.0 11-12 rec, completion of summer work 1342EN English 11 American Studies II Honors Full Year 5.0 11 English 10 American Studies English 11 American History & Literature English 10 AHLISA, completion 1312EN Honors Full Year 5.0 11 w/Integrated Study in Arts II of summer work 1322EN English 11 RAHP Honors Full Year 5.0 11 English 10 RAHP 1404EN English 12 College Prep Full Year 5.0 12 English 9 – 11 1402EN English 12 Honors Full Year 5.0 12 English 9 – 11 & teacher rec English 9 - 11 & teacher rec, 1400EN English 12 Literature and Comp AP AP Full Year 5.0 12 completion of summer work 1252EN Senior Seminar Honors/AP Full Year 5.0 12 English 9 – 11; teacher rec 1724EN The Beat Generation College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 12 None 1722EN The Beat Generation Honors Elective Semester 2.5 12 Teacher recommendation 1532EN Creative Writing Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher recommendation 1562EN Crime & Mystery Fiction Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher recommendation 1542EN Dramatic Literature Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher recommendation 1102EN English Enrichment College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9 Teacher recommendation 0509EN English Prep College Prep Semester 2.5 9-12 None 1774EN Humor in Literature College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 12 None 1772EN Humor in Literature Honors Elective Semester 2.5 12 Teacher recommendation 1552EN Literature & Film Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher recommendation 1554EN Literature & Film College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 None 1701EN Literature, Identity and Media College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 None 1702EN Literature, Identity and Media Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher recommendation 1622EN Myth, Legend & the Bible Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher recommendation 1762EN Non-Fiction Creative Writing I College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 None 1765EN Non-Fiction Creative Writing II College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Non-Fiction Creative Writing I 1764EN Non-Fiction Creative Writing I Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher recommendation Non-Fiction Creative Writing I & 1763EN Non-Fiction Creative Writing II Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 teacher recommendation 1582EN Philosophy & Literature Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher recommendation 1612EN Shakespeare I Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher recommendation 1712EN Shakespeare II Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher recommendation 1522EN Young Adult Literature College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 None ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE 0104FL ESL English as a Second Language College Prep Full year 5.0 9-12 None

44 MAY 21, 2018 2018-19 RHS PROGRAM OF STUDY ATTACHMENT H

FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE

COURSE COURSE ELECTIVE TERM OPEN TO COURSE TITLE CREDIT PREREQUISITE CODE WEIGHT DURATION GRADES DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE 7979HL Child Development I College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7859HL Consumerism College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7829HL Introduction to Foods & Nutrition College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7959HL Interior Design College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7839HL Foods of the World College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Intro to Foods & Nutrition y and Consumer Science

45 MAY 21, 2018 2018-19 RHS PROGRAM OF STUDY ATTACHMENT H MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE

COURSE TERM OPEN TO COURSE TITLE COURSE WEIGHT ELECTIVE CREDIT PREREQUISITE CODE DURATION GRADES DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS/COMPUTERS MATHEMATICS 3134MT Algebra I CP College Prep Full Year 5.0 9 Pre-Algebra 3124GN Algebra I College Prep Full Year 5.0 9 Teacher Rec 3100MT Math Enrichment College Prep Semester 2.5 9 Teacher Rec 3334MT Algebra II CP College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-12 Algebra I & Geometry Algebra I & Geometry or 3334GN Algebra II College Prep Full Year 5.0 11-12 General Geometry, Teacher Rec 3333MT Algebra II E College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-10 Teacher Rec Algebra I & Geometry 3302MT Algebra II Honors Honors Full Year 5.0 9-10 Honors, Teacher Rec 3132MT Math Reasoning Honors Full Year 5.0 9 Geometry 3534MT Precalculus E College Prep Full Year 5.0 11 Algebra IIE, Teacher Rec 3536MT Precalculus I College Prep Full Year 5.0 11 Algebra II CP, Teacher Rec 3538MT Precalculus II with Statistics College Prep Full Year 5.0 12 Precalculus I, Teacher Rec 3622MT Calculus Honors Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Trigonometry/Pre-Calculus Math Analysis, Teacher 3620MT Calculus AB AP AP Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Rec 3630MT Calculus C/D AP Elective Full Year 5.0 12 Calculus AB, Teacher Rec 3234MT Geometry CP College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-10 Algebra I, Teacher Rec 3234GN Geometry College Prep Full Year 5.0 10-11 Algebra I, Teacher Rec 3202MT Geometry Honors Honors Full Year 5.0 9-12 Algebra I, Teacher Rec Algebra II Honors, 3422MT Math Analysis Honors Full Year 5.0 10-11 Geometry Honors, Teacher Rec Advanced Algebra or Probability & Statistics – 3634MT College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 12 Trigonometry/Pre-Calculus, Project Based Teacher Rec Algebra II Honors or higher and Teacher 3530MT Statistics AP AP Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Recommendation; Concurrently enrolled in English Honors Advanced Mathematics Algebra I, II & Geometry, 3474MT College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 12 Applications Teacher Rec 9309SL Consumer Math Survey Full Year 5.0 11 Teacher Rec 9312SL Personal Finance Survey Full Year 5.0 12 Teacher Rec COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer Science AP or Advanced Topics in Computer 3801MT Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Principles of Computer Science Science AP; Teacher Rec Programming in Java or 3800MT Computer Science AP AP Elective Full Year 5.0 10-12 Principles of Computer Science AP; teacher rec Principles of Computer 3810MT AP Elective Full Year 5.0 10-12 Geometry CP Science AP 3862MT Mobile App Development College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Algebra I & Web Design Computer Programming 3870MT Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 9-10 Geometry Honors Programming in Python, 3872MT Programming in Java Honors Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Teacher Rec 3860MT Computer Applications College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 9-10 Algebra

46 MAY 21, 2018 2018-19 RHS PROGRAM OF STUDY ATTACHMENT H

SCIENCE

COURSE COURSE TERM OPEN TO COURSE TITLE ELECTIVE CREDIT PREREQUISITE CODE WEIGHT DURATION GRADES SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Teachers recommends concurrent 4204SC Biology CP College Prep Full Year 6.0 9 enrollment: regular or higher Geometry CP; teacher rec 4204GN Biology College Prep Full Year 6.0 10 Teacher rec Teacher recommends concurrent 4254SC Biology Advanced College Prep Full Year 6.0 9 enrollment in Geometry Honors or higher; teacher rec Teacher recommends Biology, Chemistry, 4232SC Anatomy and Physiology Honors Elective Full Year 6.0 12 Physics; teacher rec Teacher recommends Biology Honors, Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors, 4220SC Biology AP AP Full Year 6.0 12 completion of the summer assignment; teacher rec 4714SC Environmental Science College Prep Full Year 6.0 9 Teacher rec Teacher recommends concurrent enrollment in Physics Honors or higher, 4710SC Environmental Science AP AP Full Year 6.0 12 completion of summer assignment; teacher rec 4404GN Chemistry College Prep Full Year 6.0 10-11 Teacher recommends Biology, Geometry Teacher recommends Biology, concurrent 4404SC Chemistry CP College Prep Full Year 6.0 10 enrollment in Algebra II or higher Teacher recommends Biology, concurrent 4402SC Chemistry Honors Honors Full Year 6.0 10 enrollment Algebra II E or higher; teacher rec Teacher recommends Biology, Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors or higher, 4420SC Chemistry AP AP Elective Full Year 6.0 12 completion of summer assignment; teacher rec. Advanced Topics in Teacher recommends Biology, Chemistry; 4712SC College Prep Elective Full Year 6.0 12 Environmental Science teacher rec Teacher recommends one of the following three-year sequences: Environmental Science, Biology, Chemistry, or 4722SC Forensic Science CP College Prep Elective Full Year 6.0 12 Biophysical Science, Biology, Chemistry, or Biology, Chemistry, Physics; teacher rec Teacher recommends Biology, Chemistry 4724SC Forensic Science Honors Honors Elective Full Year 6.0 12 CP or higher, Physics CP or higher; teacher rec Genetics & Biotechnology Teacher recommends Environmental 4242SC Honors Elective Full Long 6.0 12 Honors Science, Biology, Chemistry; teacher rec Teacher recommends Biology, Chemistry, 4314GN Physics College Prep Full Year 6.0 11-12 Algebra II Teacher recommends Biology, Chemistry 4314SC Physics CP College Prep Full Year 6.0 11 CP, Algebra II CP or higher Teacher recommends Biology, Chemistry Honors, recommended concurrent 4312SC Physics Honors Honors Full Year 6.0 11 enrollment in Pre-Calculus Honors; teacher rec Teacher recommends Biology, Chemistry 4330SC Physics I AP AP Full Year 6.0 11 Honors, and enrolled in Math Analysis or higher; teacher rec; placement test Teacher recommends AP Physics I or 4340SC Physics II AP AP Full Year 6.0 12 Physics Honors; teacher rec Physics C: 4332SC AP Full Year 5.0 12 Physics I AP; Pre/Co-calculus E&M/Mechanics AP Physics, Engineering, & Teacher recommends Biology, Chemistry, 4344SC Honors Elective Full Year 6.0 12 Physics CP, concurrent enrollment in Pre- Art Calculus Honors; teacher rec Ridgewood Career Application process; current enrollment in 4304SC Pathways in Medicine College Prep Full Year 6.0 10-11 Biology CP or Biology 10 or Env Program (CPM Program) Science; concurrently enrolled in

47 MAY 21, 2018 2018-19 RHS PROGRAM OF STUDY ATTACHMENT H Geometry CP or Algebra I; academic GPA 2.75+; teacher rec Course Course Term Open to Course Title Elective Credit Prerequisite Code Weight Duration Grades

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

Ridgewood Academy for Health Professions (RAHP) 10-12

Teacher recommends Biology, concurrent enrollment in Algebra II E or higher; 4392SC Chemistry RAHP Honors Full Year 6.0 10 teacher rec; acceptance into the RAHP program Teacher recommends Biology, Chemistry Honors, concurrent enrollment in Pre- 4302SC Physics RAHP Honors Full Year 6.0 11 Calculus Honors; teacher rec; acceptance in the RAHP program 4492SC RAHP Seminar Honors Full Year 3.0 12 Chemistry RAHP, Physics RAHP 4301SC RAHP Internship Honors Full Year 3.0 11 Concurrent enrollment Physics RAHP

48 MAY 21, 2018 2018-19SOCIAL RHS PROGRAM STUDIES OF STUDY ATTACHMENT H

COURSE COURSE TERM OPEN TO COURSE TITLE ELECTIVE CREDIT PREREQUISITE CODE WEIGHT DURATION GRADES SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT 2104SS World History College Prep Full Year 5.0 9 None Student signature on course 2004SS World Cultures and History College Prep Full Year 5.0 9 expectations/8th Gr. Teacher Rec Enrollment in English 9 2114SS History of the Modern World College Prep Full Year 5.0 9 Literary World Views 2304SS United States History I College Prep Full Year 5.0 10 World history United States History I - The American World History, Teacher 2314SS College Prep Full Year 5.0 10 Experience I Recommendation World History; Teacher 2302SS United States History I Honors Full Year 5.0 10 Recommendation United States History I American Application Process; 2342SS Honors Full Year 5.0 10 Studies I Summer Work United States History I American Application Process; 2312SS History & Literature w/Integrated Honors Full Year 5.0 10 Summer Work Study in the Arts I World History; Teacher 2310SS United States History I AP Full Year 5.0 10 Recommendation 2404SS United States History II College Prep Full Year 5.0 11 United States History I United States History II - The United States History I; 2324SS College Prep Full Year 5.0 11 American Experience II Teacher Recommendation United States History I; 2402SS United States History II Honors Full Year 5.0 11 Teacher Recommendation United States History II American United States History I 2452SS Honors Full Year 5.0 11 Studies II American Studies United States History II American United States History I 2412SS History & Literature w/Integrated Honors Full Year 5.0 11 AHLISA Study in the Arts II U.S. History I H/AP; 2400SS United States History II AP Full Year 5.0 11 Teacher Recommendation 2900SS American Gov’t & Politics AP AP Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher Recommendation The Power of One: Reflections on the 2954SS College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 None Holocaust & the 21st Century The Power of One: Reflections on the 2962SS Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher Recommendation Holocaust & the 21st Century 2932SS Classical Foundations of America Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2702SS Contemporary Issues in Social Science Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2210SS European History AP AP Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2754SS Film as History: The 20th Century College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 12 None 2712SS Global Economics Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2744SS History of American Society & Culture College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 None 2514SS Human Geography College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 None 2512SS Human Geography Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2516SS Human Geography AP AP Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher Rec 2882SS Law – Criminal Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2892SS Law – Constitutional Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2830SS Micro/Macro-Economics AP AP Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2202SS Modern European History Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2852SS Western/Non-Western Philosophy Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2624SS Psychology College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 None 2622SS Psychology Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2600SS Psychology AP AP Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher Recommendation Revenge, Justice & Social Mores in 2942SS Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher Recommendation Greek Tragedy 2732SS Ridgewood in History Honors Elective Semester 2.5 12 Teacher Recommendation 2502SS Sociology Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2252SS Senior Seminar Honors/AP Elective Full year 5.0 12 Teacher Recommendation 2822SS The Stock Market & the Economy Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 2953SS The Trojan War Honors Elective Semester 2.5 11-12 Teacher Recommendation 9212SL Civics Survey Full Year 5.0 12 Teacher Rec

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FINE AND APPLIED ARTS

COURSE COURSE TERM OPEN TO COURSE TITLE ELECTIVE CREDIT PREREQUISITE CODE WEIGHT DURATION GRADES DEPARTMENT OF ART AND DESIGN VISUAL ARTS 7469FA Advertising Art College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7479FA Advanced Advertising Art College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Advertising Art 6419PA Architectural Design I College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 9-12 None 6429PA Architectural Design II College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 10-12 Architectural Design I Completion of summer project 7310FA Art History AP AP Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 and Teacher Recommendation 7539FA Ceramics I College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7549FA Ceramics II College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Ceramics I 6509PA Digital Media College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 6439PA Digital Photography I College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 6449PA Digital Photography II College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Digital Photography I 6579PA Advanced Digital Photography College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 10-12 Digital Photography I & II 7429FA Fundamental Drawing College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7409FA Introduction to Studio Art College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7419FA Intermediate Studio Art College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 9-12 Previous Art Class 7519FA Jewelry and Metal Design I College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7529FA Jewelry and Metal Design II College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Jewelry and Metal Design I 7449FA Painting I: Acrylic College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7459FA Painting I: Watercolor College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7509FA Painting II College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Painting I: Acrylic or Watercolor 7569FA 3D Design College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None Previous Art Class and Teacher 7410FA Studio Art I AP AP Elective Full Year 5.0 10-12 Recommendation Studio Art I AP and Teacher 7430FA Studio Art II AP AP Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Recommendation 7619FA Advanced Portfolio Development College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 10-12 Adv. Artistic Standing, Teac Rec 7629FA Advanced Portfolio Development College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 10-12 Adv. Artistic Standing, Teac Rec 7719FA TV Production College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7729FA Video Production College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 TV Production or approval 7739FA Advanced Video Production College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 10-12 TV/Video Production or approval TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION / APPLIED ARTS 6109PA Graphic Arts I College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 6169PA Graphic Arts II College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Graphic Arts I 6139PA Graphic Arts III College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 10-12 Graphic Arts I & II 6149PA Graphic Arts IV College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Graphic Arts I, II, & III 6249PA Media Technology College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None Innovating Through Design 6315PA College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None Thinking Design Thinking Studio: 6525PA Experiences in Design & Rapid College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None Prototyping 6535PA Building and Design I College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 6545PA Building and Design II College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Building and Design I 6550PA Building and Design III College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 10-12 Building and Design I & II 6555PA Interactive Design College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 6558PA Interactive Design II College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Interactive Design 6565PA Robotics College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Interactive Design 6568PA Robotics II College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Robotics 6575PA Real World Engineering College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 9-12 None 6489PA Yearbook Production I College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 10-12 None 6499PA Yearbook Production II College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 10-12 Yearbook Production I Yearbook Production I & 6498PA Yearbook Production II Honors Elective Semester 2.5 10-12 Teacher Recommendation 6492PA Yearbook Management Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 11-12 Application Process 6494PA Yearbook Management II Honors Elective Full Year 5.0 12 Yearbook Management

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6329PA Journalism Production I College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 10-12 None 6339PA Journalism Production II College Prep Elective Full Year 5.0 10-12 Journalism Production I INTERDISCIPLINARY COURSES American History and Literature 7319FA College Prep Full Year 1.0 10-11 Application process with Integrated Study in the Arts DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Introduction to 21st Century Music 7099MU College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None Production Advanced 21st Century Music Introduction to 21st Century 7090MU College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Production Music Production 7089MU Music Rewind College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7140MU Music Theory AP AP Elective Full year 5.0 12 Teacher Recommendation 7009MU Symphonic Band College Prep Elective Full year 5.0 9-12 None 7019MU Concert Band College Prep Elective Full year 5.0 9-12 Teacher Recommendation Auditions/Teacher 7029MU Wind Ensemble College Prep Elective Full year 5.0 9-12 Recommendation 7219MU Chorale College Prep Elective Full year 5.0 9-12 None Auditions/Teacher 7239MU Concert Choir College Prep Elective Full year 5.0 9-12 Recommendation Auditions/Teacher 7269MU Treble Choir College Prep Elective Full year 5.0 9-12 Recommendation Auditions/Teacher 7249MU Chamber Choir College Prep Elective Full year 5.0 9-12 Recommendation 7049MU Symphonic Orchestra College Prep Elective Full year 5.0 9-12 None Auditions/Teacher 7039MU Concert Orchestra College Prep Elective Full year 5.0 9-12 Recommendation Auditions/Teacher 7059MU Chamber Orchestra College Prep Elective Full year 5.0 9-12 Recommendation INDEPENDENT STUDY 7259MU Music Mentors Honors College Prep Elective Full year 1.25 10-12 Teacher Recommendation DEPARTMENT OF DANCE & THEATRE 7149DT Dance I College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None Gr. 9 w/Prior Approval; Gr. 10-12 7129DT Dance II College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 & Dance I 7139DT Advanced Dance College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Dance II 7189DT Acting I College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 None 7199DT Advanced Acting College Prep Elective Semester 2.5 9-12 Acting I

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WELLNESS

COURSE COURSE ELECTIVE TERM OPEN TO COURSE TITLE CREDIT PREREQUISITE CODE WEIGHT DURATION GRADES DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS

Health/Physical Education Wellness 9 College Prep Full Year 9

 Health 9A 1 Qtr 1.25  Freshmen Fitness 1 Qtr 1.25

 Health 9B 1 Qtr 1.25  Project Adventure I 1 Qtr 1.25 Wellness 10 College Prep Full Year 10

 Driver’s Education 1 Qtr 1.25  Strength and Conditioning I 1 Qtr 1.25

 Health 10 1 Qtr 1.25  Project Adventure II 1 Qtr 1.25 Wellness 11 College Prep Full Year 11

 Health 11 1 Qtr 1.25  Junior Physical Ed Activities 1 Qtr 1.25

 Yoga & Stress Management 1 Qtr 1.25  Strength & Conditioning II 1 Qtr 1.25 Wellness 12 College Prep ¾ Year 12

 First Aid & Safety 1 Qtr 1.25  Senior Physical Ed Activities 1 Qtr 1.25  Senior Wellness 1 Qtr 1.25

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WORLD LANGUAGE

COURSE COURSE TERM OPEN TO COURSE TITLE ELECTIVE CREDIT PREREQUISITE CODE WEIGHT DURATION GRADES DEPARTMENT OF WORLD LANGUAGES MODERN 5154FL Chinese I College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-12 None 5254FL Chinese II College Prep Full Year 5.0 10-12 Chinese I 5352FL Chinese III Honors Full Year 5.0 10-12 Chinese II 5452FL Chinese IV Honors Full Year 5.0 11-12 Chinese III Honors 5124FL French I College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-12 None 5224FL French II College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-12 French I 5322FL French III Honors Full Year 5.0 10-12 French II 5422FL French IV Honors Full Year 5.0 11-12 French III Honors 5522FL French V Honors Full Year 5.0 11-12 French IV Honors 5520FL French V AP Full Year 5.0 11-12 French IV Honors 5144FL German I College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-12 None 5244FL German II College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-12 German I 5342FL German III Honors Full Year 5.0 10-12 German II 5442FL German IV Honors Full Year 5.0 11-12 German III Honors 5134FL Spanish I College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-12 None 5234FL Spanish II College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-12 Spanish I 5334FL Spanish II Advanced College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-12 Gr. 8/Spanish I Teacher Rec 5331FL Spanish III College Prep Full Year 5.0 10-12 Spanish II 5332FL Spanish III Honors Full Year 5.0 10-12 Spanish II Teacher Rec Spanish III CP or Spanish III 5434FL Spanish IV College Prep Full Year 5.0 11-12 Honors Teacher Rec 5432FL Spanish IV Honors Full Year 5.0 11-12 Spanish III Honors Teacher Rec 5532FL Spanish V Honors Full Year 5.0 11-12 Spanish IV Honors 5530FL Spanish V AP Full Year 5.0 11-12 Spanish IV Honors Spanish Cultures and 5911FL College Prep Full Year 5.0 10-11 None Conversation I Spanish Cultures and Spanish Cultures and 5912FL College Prep Full Year 5.0 11-12 Conversation II Conversation I CLASSICAL 5114FL Latin I College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-12 None 5214FL Latin II College Prep Full Year 5.0 9-12 Latin I 5312FL Latin III Honors Full Year 5.0 10-12 Latin II 5412FL Latin IV Honors Full Year 5.0 11-12 Latin III Honors 5510FL Latin V AP Full Year 5.0 11-12 Latin IV Honors Successful Completion (C+) of 5362FL Classical Cinema Honors Full Year 5.0 11-12 Latin III Honors ecial Programs

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SPECIAL PROGRAMS

COURSE COURSE TERM OPEN TO COURSE TITLE CREDIT CODE WEIGHT DURATION GRADES SPECIAL EDUCATION RESOURCE CENTER* 9039SP Academic Enrichment College Prep Semester 2.5 9 9326SP Algebra I Survey Full Year 5.0 9-12 9336SP Geometry Survey Full Year 5.0 10-12 9346SP Algebra II Survey Full Year 5.0 11-12 Advanced Mathematics 9348SP Survey Full Year 5.0 12 Applications 9428SP Biology Survey Full Year 5.0 10-12 9438SP Chemistry Survey Full Year 5.0 10-12 9458SP Physics Survey Full Year 5.0 10-12 9116SP English 9 Survey Full Year 5.0 9 9414SP Environmental Science Survey Full Year 5.0 9-10 9126SP English 10 Survey Full Year 5.0 10 9136SP English 11 Survey Full Year 5.0 11 9146SP English 12 Survey Full Year 5.0 12 9808SP Adaptive Physical Education Survey Full Year 5.0 9-12 9236SP United States History I Survey Full Year 5.0 10-12 9246SP United States History II Survey Full Year 5.0 11-12 9216SP World History Survey Full Year 5.0 9-12 SUPPLEMENTAL Grades 9-12 Fall Semester 9-12 Grades 9-12 Spring Semester 9-12

*Courses are structured as customary programs with modifications in accordance with students’ Individual Educational Plans.

54 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I BUSINESS Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved

Y Accounting I H Accounting: Real-World Guerrieri, Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2012 4/23/12 Application and Haber, Hoyt, Connections Turner Glencoe/McGraw Hill Accounting: Real-World Guerrieri, 2012 4/23/12 Application and Haber, Hoyt, Connections (workbook) Turner Y Accounting II H Accounting: Real-World Guerrieri, Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2012 4/23/12 Application and Haber, Hoyt, Connections Turner Glencoe/McGraw Hill Accounting: Real-World Guerrieri, 2012 4/23/12 Application and Haber, Hoyt, Connections (workbook) Turner Y Advanced Marketing Buy-ology Lindstrom, Broadway Books 2010 5/5/14 & Merchandising I Martin Honors A Case Study Approach Henn, Wiley 2009 5/5/14 Business Ethics Stephen Marketing Essentials (4th Farese, Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2006 8/25/08 Edition) Kimbrell, Woloszyk

Marketing Essentials Farese, Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2006 8/25/08 Student Activity Workbook Kimbrell, (4th Edition) Woloszyk Y Advanced Marketing A Case Study Approach Henn, Wiley 2009 5/5/14 & Merchandising II Business Ethics Stephen Honors Marketing Essentials (4th Farese, Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2006 8/25/08 Edition) Kimbrell, Woloszyk

Marketing Essentials Farese, Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2006 8/25/08 Student Activity Workbook Kimbrell, (4th Edition) Woloszyk S Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship: Building Allen, Miller Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2011 5/3/10 a Business S Finance Business and Personal Kapoor, Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2005 5/18/09 Finance (Supp.) Diabay, National Endowment 2006 5/18/09 NEFE H.S Financial Hughes for Financial Planning Program Education S History and Fantasy Sports in the Farese, Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2005 8/25/08 Economics of Sports Classroom (Media) Kimbrell, Entertainment and Marketing Essentials (3rd Woloszyk Glencoe 2002 8/25/08 Recreation Marketing Edition) Farese, Sports and Entertainment Kimbrell, 2005 8/25/08 Marketing Woloszyk S Introduction to Marketing Essentials (4th Farese, Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2006 5/21/18 Marketing Edition) Kimbrell, Woloszyk S Introduction to Glencoe Introduction to McGraw Hill McGraw Hill 2016 5/21/18 Business Business Education S Merchandising Marketing Essentials Farese, Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2002 8/25/08 (Student Activity Kimbrell, Workbook, 3rd Edition) Woloszyk

55 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I ENGLISH Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Y 6-8 Language Grammar for Writing Sadlier 2014 5/21/18 Arts/English Language Arts 6 Fever 1793 Laure Halse Simon & Schuster 2002 5/21/18 Anderson The Wednesday Wars Gary Schmidt HMH Books for 2009 5/21/18 Young Readers Y Language Arts 7 The Giver Lois Lowry HMH Books for 2002 5/21/18 Young Readers Y Language Arts 8 The Outsiders S.E. Hinton Speak, Platinum 2006 5/21/18 Edition A Midsummer Night’s Shakespeare Simon & Schuster 2004 2/6/17 Dream I am Malala: The Girl Who Malala Yousafzai & Back Bay Books 2015 2/6/17 Stood Up for Education Christina Lamb Maus I: A Survivor’s Tale: Art Spiegelman Pantheon 1986 2/6/17 My Father Bleeds Animal Farm George Orwell Signet 1996 2/6/17

Q Literary Analysis 7 or 8 A Wizard of Earthsea Le Guin Bantam 1984 5/9/11 (Supp.) Black Ships Before Troy: Sutcliff Laurel Leaf Books 1993 5/9/11 The Story of the Iliad (Supp)

Great Expectations (Supp.) Dickens Puffin Books 1995 5/9/11

O. Henry (Supp.) Hollander, ed. Sterling 2005 5/9/11

The Canterbury Tales Chaucer Penguin Classics 2003 5/9/11 (Supp.)

The Old Man and The Sea Hemingway Scribners 1952 5/9/11 (Supp.) The Outsiders (Supp.) Hinton Penguin Books 1995 5/9/11 The Pearl (Supp.) Steinbeck Penguin Books 1992 5/9/11 The Sword and the Circle Sutcliff Puffin 1994 5/9/11 (Supp.) The Wind in the Willows Grahame Puffin Classics 2008 5/9/11 (Supp.) Q Primary Source Doing History: A Strategic Tidd, Tidd Great Source 2002 5/9/11 Research and Analysis Guide to Document-Based Education Group 8 Questions (Middle School Level E-F) (Supp.) Doing History: A Strategic Jensen Great Source 2002 5/9/11 Guide to Document-Based Education Group Questions (Global Studies Edition)(Supp.) Primary Edition (Supp.) Tait Weigl 2008 5/9/11

56 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I ENGLISH Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Q A Study of Poetry 8 American’s Favorite Pinsky, Dietz, ed. W.W. Norton 1999 5/9/11 Poems(Supp.) Poetry in Motion: 100 Peacock, Paschen, W.W. Norton 1996 5/9/11 Poems for the Subways Neches, ed. and Buses (Supp.) The Invisible Ladder: An Rosenberg, ed. Holt 1996 5/9/11 Anthology of Contemporary Poems for Young Readers (Supp.) The Random House Book Prelutsky, ed. Random House 1983 5/9/11 of Poetry for Children (Supp.) Q Creative Writing 13: Thirteen Stories that Howe, ed. Athenenum 2006 5/9/11 7, or 8 Capture the Agony and Ecstasy of Being Thirteen (Supp.) Guys Write for Guys Read Scieszka, ed. Viking 2005 5/9/11 (Supp.) Little Worlds: A Collection Guthrie, Page, ed. Wayside 1985 5/9/11 of Short Stories for the Middle School (Supp.) Shelf Life: Stories by the Paulsen, ed. Simon & Schuster 2003 5/9/11 Book (Supp.) The Invisible Ladder: An Rosenberg, ed. Holt 1996 5/9/11 Anthology of Contemporary Poems for Young Readers (Supp.) When I was Your Age: Vol. E Ehrlich, ed. Candlewick Press 2001 5/9/11 1 (Supp.) Mastering the Mechanics L. Hoyt, L. Brent Scholastic 2011 5/2/16 Q Shakespeare 8 As You Like It (Supp.) Shakespeare Washington 1997 5/9/11 Square Press Henry IV: Part II (Supp.) Shakespeare Penguin 1970 5/9/11 Poetry for Young People: Kastan, Kastan, ed. Sterling 2000 5/9/11 William Shakespeare (Supp.) Q Word Study 6 Scholastic Dictionary of Terban, ed. Scholastic 1996 5/18/09 Idioms (Supp.) Y English 9 A Walk in My World: Mazar Persea 1998 5/18/09 International Short Stories about Youth (Supp.) Animal Farm (Supp.) Orwell Signet 1996 8/25/08 Antigone Sophocles Harcourt Brace 1977 8/25/08 Ellen Foster (Supp.) Gibbons Random House, 1998, 1990 5/18/92 Vintage Gilgamesh: A Verse Mason Mariner 2003 8/25/08 Narrative (Supp.) Jack (Supp.) Homes Vintage Books 1989 7/26/99 Multicultural Perspective Foote, et al. McDougal, Littell 1993 5/18/09 (Supp.) Of Mice and Men (Media Steinbeck Penguin 1993 8/25/08 Supp.) Of Mice and Men (Supp.) “Prayer for the Days of Wiesel NY Times 10/2/1997 8/25/08 Awe” (Supp.) Romeo and Juliet (Media Shakespeare Dover 1993 8/25/08 Supp.) The Dark Child (Supp.) Camara Laye Farrar, Straw & 2000 8/25/08 Giroux

57 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I ENGLISH Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved English 9 Continued The Midwife’s Apprentice Cushman Harper Collins 1995 8/24/98 (Supp.) Things Fall Apart Achebe Fawcett 1959 8/25/08 Waterworld (Media Supp.) “What Makes Us Moral” Kluger Time Magazine 11/21/2007 8/25/08 (Supp.) The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition House on Mango Street Cisneros, Sandra Vintage 1984 5/5/14 Grammar for Writing Beverly Ann Chin Sadlier 2014 5/2/16 Currents in Literature: Dennis, et al. Amsco 2007 5/18/09 Genre Volume Focus on Writing Kirszner, Mandell Random House 2009 5/3/10 Night Wiesel Hill & Wang 1986 8/25/08 The Boy Who Harnessed Wm. Kambwamba Wm. Morrow 2010 5/21/18 the Wind Bryan Mealer Shakespeare’s Restless Neil MacGregor Viking 2008 5/21/18 World: A Portrait on an Era in Twenty Objects The Language of Literature Bermudez/Applebee McDougal Little 2006 8/24/09 Interactive Reader (Supp) Y English 9 Antigone Sophocies Harcourt Brace 1977 8/25/08 Literary World Views Canterbury Tales (Supp.) Chaucer Dove 1994 8/25/08 Gilgamesh: A Verse Mason Mariner 2003 8/25/08 Narrative Night Wiesel Hill & Wang 1986 8/25/08 Romeo and Juliet (Supp.) Shakespeare Folger 1993 8/25/08 The Bible Richardson, ed. Harper 1984 8/25/08 The Odyssey Homer (Fagles, Penguin 1996 8/25/08 trans.) The Road (Supp.) McCarthy Vintage 2006 5/18/09 House on Mango Street Cisneros, Sandra Vintage 1984 5/5/14 One Man’s Meat White, E.B. Tilbury 1994 5/5/14 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Y English 9 World History Balzac and the Little Dai Sijie Anchor 2002 5/2/16 and Cultures Chinese Seamstress Behind the Beautiful David Hare Farrar, Straus & 2015 5/2/16 Flowers Giroux Chinese Cinderella: The Adeline Yen Mah Ember 2010 5/2/16 True Story of an Unwanted Chinese Girl City of Thieves David Benioff Penguin 2009 5/2/16 Gulliver’s Travels Jonathan Swift Penguin 2003 5/2/16 Persepolis: The Story of a Marjane Satrapi Pantheon 2004 5/2/16 Childhood Snowflower and the Secret Lisa See Random House 2009 5/2/16 Fan The Good Earth Pearl S. Buck Washington 2004 5/2/16 Square Press The Lovers: Afghanistan’s Rod Nordland Ecco 2016 5/2/16 Romeo and Juliet Things Fall Apart Chinua Achebe Anchor 1994 5/2/16 Julius Caesar Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 Lord of the Flies Golding Signet 1966 8/25/08 Points of Departure (short stories) Mentor 1999 8/25/08 Taming of the Shrew Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 (Supp.) To Kill a Mockingbird Lee Warner Books 1960 8/25/08

58 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I ENGLISH Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Y English 10 1984 Orwell Signet 1950 8/25/08 A Midsummer Night’s Shakespeare Folger 1993 8/25/08 Dream, (Supp.) A Separate Peace Knowles Scribner 1987 8/25/08 I Know Why the Caged Angelou Bantam 1969 8/25/08 Bird Sings Julius Caesar Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 Lord of the Flies Golding Signet 1966 8/25/08 Points of Departure (short stories) Mentor 1999 8/25/08 Taming of the Shrew Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 (Supp.) To Kill a Mockingbird Lee Warner Books 1960 8/25/08 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition

Kitchen House Grisson, Kathleen Touchstone 2010 5/5/14 Grammar for Writing Beverly Ann Chin Sadlier 2014 5/2/16 Shakespeare’s Restless Neil MacGregor Viking 2008 5/21/18 World: A Portrait on an Era in Twenty Objects Face the Issues (Supp) Numrich Person 2007 5/3/10 Y English 10 Honors 1984 Orwell Signet 1950 8/25/08 A Midsummer Night’s Shakespeare Folger 1993 8/25/08 Dream (Supp.) A Separate Peace Knowles Scribner 1987 8/25/08 Ethan Frome (Supp.) Wharton Scribner 1939 8/25/08 Fences Wilson Wilson 1990 8/25/08 Frankenstein Shelley Bantam 1991 I Know Why the Caged Angelou Bantam 1969 8/25/08 Bird Sings Julius Caesar Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 Lord of the Flies Golding Signet 1966 8/25/08 Ordinary People (Supp.) Guest Penguin 1976 Points of Departure (selected short Mentor 1999 8/25/08 stories) Taming of the Shrew Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 (Supp.) To Kill a Mockingbird Lee Warner Books 1960 8/25/08 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Kitchen House Grisson, Kathleen Touchstone 2010 5/5/14 Grammar for Writing Beverly Ann Chin Sadlier 2014 5/2/16 Y English 10 American A Narrative of the Life of Seavers Syracuse Univ. 1990 8/25/08 Studies Mary Jemison Press Adventures of Huckleberry Twain Bantam 1981 8/25/08 Finn Benito Cereno Melville Dover 1995 8/25/08 Billy Budd Melville Signet 1998 8/25/08 Civil Disobedience Walden Signet 1960 8/25/08 Civil Was Poetry and Whitman Dover 1995 8/25/08 Prose Fahrenheit 451 Bradbury Ballantine 1992 8/25/08 Our Town Wilder Perennial 1998 8/25/08 The Crucible Millier Penguin 1982 8/25/08 The Lottery Jackson Fawcett 1977 8/25/08

The Norton Anthology of Ed. Nina Baym et al. W.W. Norton & Co 1995 8/25/08 American Literature

The Scarlet Letter Hawthorne Bantam 2003 8/25/08

The Tempest Shakespeare Folger 1961 8/25/08 Walden Thoreau Dover 1995 8/25/08

59 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I ENGLISH Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved English 10 American The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Studies Continued Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Grammar for Writing Beverly Ann Chin Sadlier 2014 5/2/16 English 10 AHLISA Daisy Miller James Dover 1995 8/25/08 Julius Caesar Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 Narrative of the Life of Douglass Signet 1968 8/25/08 Frederick Douglass Points of Departure Various Authors Dell 1967 8/25/08 (selected short stories) The Age of Innocence Wharton Collier 1968 8/25/08 The Crucible Miller Penguin 1982 8/25/08 The Scarlett Letter Hawthorne Bantam 1965 8/25/08 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Grammar for Writing Beverly Ann Chin Sadlier 2014 5/2/16 English 10 RAHP The Immortal Life of Skoot, Rebecca Crown 2011 5/5/14 Henrietta Lacks Cutting for Stone and Verghese, Abraham Knoph Doubleday 2009 5/5/14 Better A Separate Peace Knowles Scribner 1987 8/25/08 Flowers for Algernon Keyes Harcourt 1984 8/25/08 Frankenstein Shelley Bantam 1991 8/25/08 Lord of the Flies Golding Signet 1966 8/25/08 Ordinary People Guest Penguin 1976 8/25/08 Point of Departure Various Authors Dell 1967 8/25/08 (selected short stories) To Kill A Mocking Bird Lee Warner Books 1960 8/25/08 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Cutting for Stone and Verghese, Abraham Knoph Doubleday 2009 5/5/14 Better Better: A Surgeons Notes Gawande, Atul Picador 2007 5/5/14 on Performance Grammar for Writing Beverly Ann Chin Sadlier 2014 5/2/16 Y English 11 Macbeth Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 Paul’s Case (Supp.) Cather Dover 1996 8/25/08 Poems: American Themes Bassell, ed. Amsco 1995 8/25/08 Points of View Various Authors Mentor 1995 8/25/08 The Bedford Reader Kennedy Bedford Books 1997 8/25/08 The Catcher in the Rye Salinger Little, Brown, & 1951 8/25/08 Co. The Color Purple Walker Harcourt 2003 8/25/08 The Great Gatsby Fitzgerald Scibner 1953 8/25/08 The Mentor Book of Major Williams, Oscar & Mentor 1962 8/25/08 American Poets Edwin Honig, eds Their Eyes Were Watching Hurston Harper & Row 1990 7/27/92 God The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Thousand Splendid Suns Hosseini, Khalad Riverhead Books 2007 5/5/14 Kite Runner Hosseini, Khalad Riverhead Books 2003 5/5/14 Breath, Eyes, Memory Danticat. Edwidge Vintage 1994 5/5/14 A Fine Balance Mistry, Rohinton Vintage 1995 5/5/14 Namesake Lahiri, Jhumpa Mariner 2003 5/5/14

60 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I ENGLISH Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved English 11 Continued Shakespeare’s Restless Neil MacGregor Viking 2008 5/21/18 World: A Portrait on an Era in Twenty Objects Sing, Unburied, Sing a Jesmyn Ward Scribner 2017 5/21/18 Novel The Killers of the Flower David Grann Doubleday 2017 5/21/18 Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI Y English 11 Honors A Farewell to Arms (Supp.) Hemingway MacMillan 1957 8/25/08 Adventures of Huckleberry Twain Bantam 1981 8/25/08 Finn (Supp.) Babylon Revisited (Supp.) Fitzgerald MacMillan 1960 8/25/08 Billy Budd (Supp.) Melville McGraw Hill 1951 8/25/08 Black Boy (Supp.) Wright Perennial 1991 8/25/08 Classic Slave Narratives Gates Mentor 1987 8/25/08 (Supp.) Different Seasons, Rita King Signet 1982 8/25/08 Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption Four American Novels Various Harcourt Brace 1959 8/25/08 (Supp.) Goodbye Columbus Roth Houghton Mifflin 1989 8/25/08 (Supp.) Great American Short Stegner, Wallace, Dell 1985 8/25/08 Stories (Supp.) Mary Macbeth Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 Maggie (Supp.) Crane AIrmont 1968 8/25/08 Narrative in the Life of Douglass Anchor 1973 8/25/08 Frederick Douglass (Supp.) Plays of the 1950’s (Supp.) Strasberg Dell 1962 8/25/08 Poems: American Themes Bassell Amsco 1995 8/25/08 (Supp.) Points of View Moffett Mentor 1995 8/25/08 Ragged Dick (Supp.) Alger MacMillan 1962 8/25/08 Six Modern American Halline Random House 1967 8/25/08 Plays (Supp.) The American Dream Albee Signet 1991 8/25/08 (Supp.) The Bedford Reader Kennedy Bedford Books 1997 8/25/08 The Bridge of San Luis Wilder Harcourt Brace 1959 8/25/08 Rey (Supp.) The Catcher in the Rye Salinger Little, Brown & 1951 8/25/08 Co. The Glass Menagerie William Penguin 1970 8/25/08 (Supp.) The Great Gatsby Fitzgerald Scribner 1953 8/25/08 The Mentor Book of William, Honig Mentor 1962 8/25/08 American Poets (Supp.) The Red Badge of Melville Signet 1980 8/25/08 Courage (Supp.) The Snows of Kilimanjaro Hemingway Simon & Schuster 1964 8/25/08 (Supp.) The Things They Carried Obrien Houghton Mifflin 1990 8/25/08 (Supp.) The Zoo Story (Supp.) Albee Signet 1991 8/25/08 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Their Eyes Were Watching Hurston Harper & Row 1990 8/25/08 God Washington Square James Signet 1980 8/25/08 (Supp.)

61 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I ENGLISH Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved English 11 Honors Winesburg, Ohio (Supp.) Anderson Penguin 1960 8/25/08 Continued Kite Runner Hosseini, Khalad Riverhead Books 2003 5/5/14 Thousand Splendid Suns Hosseini, Khalad Riverhead Books 2007 5/5/14 Breath, Eyes, Memory Danticat. Edwidge Vintage 1994 5/5/14 A Fine Balance Mistry, Rohinton Vintage 1995 5/5/14 Namesake Lahiri, Jhumpa Mariner 2003 5/5/14 The Killers of the Flower David Grann Doubleday 2017 5/21/18 Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI Sing, Unburied, Sing a Jesmyn Ward Scribner 2017 5/21/18 Novel English 11 / 12 AP Invisible Man Ralph Ellison Vintage 1995 5/4/15 Language and On Writing: A Memoir of Stephen King Pocket Books 2000 5/4/15 Composition the Craft They Say, I Say: The Gerard Graff & W.W. Norton & 2006 5/4/15 Moves That Matter in Cathy Birkenstein Co. Academic Writing Norton Anthology of Edited by Baym & W.W. Norton & 2012 5/4/15 American Literature Levin Co. Atonement Ian McEwan Anchor Books 2001 5/21/18 Y English 11 American A Farewell to Arms Hemingway MacMillan 1957 8/25/08 Studies A Lesson Before Dying Gaines Vintage 1993 8/25/08 Babylon Revisited Fitgerald MacMillan 1960 8/25/08 Beloved Morrison Blume 1988 8/25/08 Ethan Frome Wharton Scribner 1970 8/25/08 Invisible Man Ellison Random House 1980 8/25/08 Long Day’s Journey Into O’Neill Yale University 1984 8/25/08 Night Press Maggie: A Girl of the Crane Bantam 1986 8/25/08 Streets Native Son Wright Perennial 1966 8/25/08 The Age of Innocence Wharton Signet 1962 8/25/08 The Great Gatsby Fitzgerald Scribner 1962 8/25/08 The Heart is a Lonely McCuller Bantam 1968 8/25/08 Hunter The Norton Anthology of Hack W.W. Norton & 1995 8/25/08 American Literature Co. The Things They Carried O’Brien Houghton Mifflin 1990 8/25/08 The Yellow Wallpaper Gilman Dover 1997 8/25/08 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Y English 11 AHLISA Fences Wilson Wilson 1990 8/25/08 Macbeth Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 Points of View (selected Various Authors Mentor 1956 8/25/08 shot stories) The Catcher in the Rye Salinger Little, Brown & 1951 8/25/08 Co. The Great Gatsby Fitzgerald Scribner 1962 8/25/08 The Things They Carried O’Brien Houghton Mifflin 1990 8/25/08 The Yellow Wallpaper Gilman Dover 1997 8/25/08 To Kill a Mockingbird Lee Warner Books 1960 8/25/08 Namesake Lahiri, Jhumpa Mariner 2003 5/5/14 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Y English 11 RAHP “The Interpreter of Lahiri Houghton Mifflin 2003 8/25/08 Maladies” Different Seasons – “Rita King Signet 1982 8/25/08 Hayworth & the Shawshank Redemption”

62 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I ENGLISH Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved English 11 RAHP Macbeth Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 Continued My Sister’s Keeper Picoult Atria 1997 2/4/08 One Flew Over the Kesey Signet 1962 8/25/08 Cuckoo’s Nest Points of View (selected Various Authors Mentor 1956 8/25/08 short stories) The Catcher in the Rye Salinger Little, Brown & 1951 8/25/08 Co. The Things They Carried O’Brien Houghton Mifflin 1990 8/25/08 The Yellow Wallpaper Gilman Dover 1997 8/25/08 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition The Soul of a Doctor Poris, Jain, Harper Alonquin 2006 5/21/18 The Lost City of the Douglas Preston Grand Central 2017 5/21/18 Monkey God: A True Story Sing, Unburied, Sing a Jesmyn Ward Scribner 2017 5/21/18 Novel Y English 12 Empire Falls (Supp.) Russo Vintage 2001 5/9/11 Hamlet Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 Ordinary People Guest Penguin 1976 8/25/08 Points of View (selected Various Authors Mentor 1956 8/25/08 shot stories) Sound and Sense Perine, ed. Perrine 1978 8/25/08 The Bedford Reader Kennedy Bedford Books 1977 8/25/08 Talk Talk (Supp.) Boyle Viking 2006 5/9/11 The Death of a Salesman Miller Penguin 1977 8/25/08 The Help (Supp.) Stockett Putnam 2009 5/9/11 The Natural (Supp.) Malamud Avon 1952 8/25/08 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Twelve Years a Slave Northup, Solomon Createspace 2013 5/5/14 Kitchen God’s Wife Tan, Amy Penguin 1991 5/5/14 Bailey’s Café Naylor, Gloria Vintage 1992 5/5/14 Lean In: Women, Work Sandberg, Sheryl Knopf 2013 5/5/14 and the Will to Learn The Art of Voice: Language Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 and Composition Whiting, Melissa Bird by Bird:Some Anne Lamott Anchor Books 1995 5/21/18 Instruction on Writing & Life Shakespeare’s Restless Neil MacGregor Viking 2008 5/21/18 World: A Portrait on an Era in Twenty Objects Drown Junot Diaz Riverhead 1996 5/21/18 Y English 12 Honors A Doll’s House Ibsen Bantam 1965 8/25/08 Hamlet Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 In the Lake of the Woods O’Brien Penguin 1994 8/25/08 Oedipus the King Sophocies Harcourt 1977 8/25/08 Sound and Sense Poetry Anthology Perrine 1978 8/25/08 The Bedford Reader Kennedy Bedford Books 1977 8/25/08 The Death of a Salesman Miller Penguin 1977 8/25/08 The Stranger Camus Vintage 1988 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Twelve Years a Slave Northup, Solomon Createspace 2013 5/5/14 Kitchen God’s Wife Tan, Amy Penguin 1991 5/5/14 Bailey’s Café Naylor, Gloria Vintage 1992 5/5/14 Lean In: Women, Work Sandberg, Sheryl Knopf 2013 5/5/14 and the Will to Learn

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ENGLISH Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved English 12 Honors Emerging: Contemporary Barrios, Barclay Bedford St. Martin 2015 5/2/16 Continued Readings for Writers Drown Junot Diaz Riverhead 1996 5/21/18 Y English 12 Literature A Doll’s House Ibsen Bantam 1965 8/25/08 and Composition AP Beloved Morrison Blume 1998 8/25/08 The Death of a Salesman Miller Penguin 1977 8/25/08 Hamlet Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 Heart of Darkness Conrad Dover 1990 8/25/08 Medea Euripides Dover 1993 8/25/08 Oedipus Sophocles Harcourt Brace 1997 8/25/08 Pride and Prejudice Austen Signet 1980 8/25/08 The Sun Also Rises Hemingway Simon & Schuster 1954 8/25/08 Waiting for Godot Becket Grove Weidenfeld 1954 8/25/08 Woman Warrior Kingston Random House 1989 2/27/95 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Rosencrantz and Stoppard Grove Press 1967 8/25/08 Guildenstem are Dead The Awakening Chopin Dover 1993 8/25/08 The Bedford Reader Bedford Books 1997 8/25/08 Kennedy S Beat Generation Poetry The Portable Beat Reader Charters, Ann Penguin 1992 5/5/14 S Comedy & Literature Big Trouble Barry, Dave Brilliance Audio 2010 5/5/14 Hitchhikers Guide to the Adams, Douglas Random House 2002 5/5/14 Galaxy S Creative Writing Poetry: An Introduction, 5th Meyer Bedford St. 2007 8/25/08 ed. Martins Writing Down the Bones Goldberg Schambhela 2005 8/25/08 S Crime and Mystery A Pocket Full of Rye Christie Signet 2000 8/25/08 A Study in Scarlet Doyle Berkley Vintage 1994 8/25/08 Death on the Nile Christie Collins 1978 8/25/08 Evil Under the Sun (Media) Christie 8/25/08 Five Minute Mysteries Weber Running Press 1991 8/25/08 Mousetrap and Other Christie Signet 1978 8/25/08 Plays (Supp.) Murders in the Rue Poe Internet 1977 8/25/08 Morgue The Big Sleep Chandler Vintage Crime 1958 8/25/08 The Glass Key (Supp.) Hammett Vintage Crime 1958 8/25/08 The Hound of Baskerville Doyle 8/25/08 (Media) The Locked Room (Supp.) Sjowall & Wahloo Vintage Crime 1973 8/25/08 The Maltese Falcon Hammett Vintage Crime 1957 8/25/08 The Sign of Four Doyle Berkley Vintage 1994 8/25/08 Midnight in the Garden of John Berendt Vintage 1999 5/21/18 Good and Evil Little Fires Everywhere Celeste Ng Penguin Press 2017 5/21/18 Y Literature and Film A Streetcar Named Desire Williams 1988 8/25/08 The Diving Bell and the Dauby Vintage 1998 5/9/11 Butterfly (Supp.) The Strange Case of Dr. Stevenson Barnes & Noble 2004 5/9/11 Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and other Stories The Stranger Camus Vintage 1988 8/25/08 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Frankenstein Shelley Bantam 1991 8/25/08 The Diving Bell and the Dauby Vintage 1998 5/9/11 Butterfly (Supp.)

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ENGLISH Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Y Literature and Film H Death of a Salesman Millier Penguin 1977 8/25/08 Frankenstein Shelley Bantam 1991 8/25/08 One Flew Over the Kesey Signet 1962 8/25/08 Cuckoo’s Nest The Diving Bell and the Dauby Vintage 1998 5/9/11 Butterfly (Supp.) The Metamorphosis and Kafka Dover 1996 5/9/11 Other Stories Y Literature, Identify & Brave New World (Supp.) Huxley Harper Perennial 1998 5/9/11 Media Classics Fahrenheit 451 (Supp.) Bradbury Del Ray Books 1953 5/9/11 Frankenstein (Supp.) Shelley Bantam Classic 2003 5/9/11 Looking Backward (Supp.) Bellamy Penguin Classics 1986 5/9/11 One Flew Over the Kesey Signet 1962 5/9/11 Cuckoo’s Nest (Supp.) The Handmaid’s Tale Atwood Ballantine Books 1986 5/9/11 (Supp.) Y Literature, Identify & Brave New World (Supp.) Huxley Harper Perennial 1998 5/9/11 Media Honors Classics Fahrenheit 451 (Supp.) Bradbury Del Ray Books 1953 5/9/11 Frankenstein (Supp.) Shelley Bantam Classic 2003 5/9/11 Looking Backward (Supp.) Bellamy Penguin Classics 1986 5/9/11 News is a Verb Hamill Ballantine Books 1998 5/9/11 One Flew Over the Kesey Signet 1962 5/9/11 Cuckoo’s Nest The Handmaid’s Tale Atwood Ballantine Books 1986 5/9/11 (Supp.) The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Literature and A Primer of Freudian Hall World Publishing 1954 7/26/99 Psychology Psychology A Primer of Jungian Hall, Nordby Penguin 1973 7/26/99 Psychology Equus Shaffer Penguin 1973 8/25/08 Hamlet Shakespeare Folger 1993 8/25/08 In the Lake of the Woods O’Brien Penguin 1994 1/25/96 King Lear Shakespeare Folger 1993 8/25/08 Oedipus Spphocles Harcourt 1977 8/25/08 Paul’s Case Cather Dover 1996 8/25/08 Song of Solomon (Supp.) Morrison Vintage 2004 8/25/08 Story and Structure Perrine Harcourt Press 2002 8/25/08 The Bell Jar Plath Perennial 1996 8/25/08 We Have Always Lived in Jackson Penguin 1962 8/25/08 the Castle (Supp.) Yellow Raft in Blue Water Dorris Warner 1987 8/25/08 Myth, Legend, and the Beowulf Healey Norton 2000 8/25/08 Bible Best Loved Folktales of the Cole, ed. Anchor Press 1982 8/25/08 World Gilgamesh Mason Houghton Mifflin 2003 8/25/08 Siddharta Hesse Bantam 1971 8/25/08 Sir Gawain and the Green Stone Penguin 1974 8/25/08 Knight The Bible Richardson, ed. Harper 1984 8/25/08 Three Short Novels Faulkner Vintage 1966 8/25/08 The Art of Voice: Muller, Gilbert, McGraw Hill 2014 5/5/14 Language and Whiting, Melissa Composition Me Talk Pretty One Day Sedaris Little, Brown & 2000 4/23/12 Co.

65 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I ENGLISH Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Non-Fiction Creative I am Scout Shields Henry Holt & Co. 2008 4/23/12 Writing Me Talk Pretty One Day Sedaris Little, Brown & 2000 4/23/12 Co. The Fourth Genre: Root, Jr., Steinberg Longman 2010 4/23/12 Contemporary Writer of/on Creative Nonfiction, Fifth Edition Travels with Charley Steinbeck Bantam Books 1961 4/23/12 (Supp.) I am Scout Shields Henry Holt & Co. 2008 4/23/12 Y Philosophy and Arcadia Stoppard Faber 1993 8/25/08 Literature H Major British Poets Williams, ed Mentor 1963 8/25/08 Patterns of Religion Schmidt Wadsworth 1999 4/29/02 Song of Innocence and Blake Dover 1992 8/25/08 Songs of Experience The Flies Sartre Vintage 1976 8/25/08 The Fountainhead Rand Signet 1993 8/25/08 The IIliad of Homer Homer Univ. of Chicago 1951 8/25/08 The Mentor Book of Major Williams, ed. Mentor 1962 8/25/08 American Poets The Oresteia Aeschylus Dover 1996 8/25/08 The Republic Plato Dover 2000 8/25/08 The Tempest Shakespeare Folger 1993 8/25/08 Walden Thoreau Dover 1995 8/25/08 Zen and the Art of Robert Pirsig Harpertorch 2006 5/21/18 Motorcycle Maintenance The Moviegoer Walter Percy Ivy Books 1989 5/21/18 Y Shakespeare I/II King Lear Shakespeare Folger 1993 8/25/08 Honors Much Ado About Nothing Shakespeare Folger 1995 8/25/08 Othello Shakespeare Folger 1993 8/25/08 The Merchant of Venice Shakespeare Folger 1992 8/25/08 The Tempest Shakespeare Folger 1994 8/25/08 Twelfth Night Shakespeare Folger 1993 8/25/08 ELA 10 Extended School Catch-22 Heller Simon & Schuster 1994 6/29/09 Closing ELA 11 Extended School Nine Stories Salinger Little Brown 1991 6/29/09 Closing ELA 12 Extended School Angela’s Ashes McCourt Scribner 1996 6/29/09 Closing

66 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I ESL Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved

Y ESL Grades K-5 Rosetta Stone (English) Rosetta Stone 5/18/09 Software (Supp.) Ltd. Y ESL Grades 6-8 Fundamental of English Azar, Azar Prentice Hall 1992 5/18/09 Grammar (Supp.) Regents Rosetta Stone (English) Rosetta Stone 5/18/09 Software Ltd. Y ESL Grade 9-12 Basics of English Azar, Hagan Pearson 2006 5/18/09 Grammar (Supp.) Longman Focus on Grammar Fuchs, Bonner Longman 2000 8/25/08 Grapes of Wrath Steinbeck Pearson 1995 8/25/08 Keystone Level E Carnot, DeMado, Pearson 2000 5/18/09 (Supp.) Hollie Longman Les Miserables Hugo Penguin 2002 8/25/08 Readers Macbeth Shakespeare Saddleback 2003 8/25/08 Classics Rosetta Stone (English) Rosetta Stone Software (Supp.) Ltd/ Shining Star Chamo Hartmann, Longman 2003 8/25/08 Huizenga The Diary of Anne Frank Pearson 1995 8/25/08 Frank Learning Group

FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved S Child Development The Developing Child – A Glencoe 1989 8/25/08 Guide to Childhood and Parenting S Consumerism Culinary Essentials Guggenmos, Glencoe/McGraw 2010 4/23/12 McVety Hill Culinary Essentials Guggenmos, Glencoe/McGraw 2010 4/23/12 Workbook McVety Hill Consumer Education & Lowe, Malouf and Glencoe/McGraw 2008 1/13/14 Economics Jacobson Hill S Foods of the World The World of Food Medved Prentice Hall 1990 8/25/08

67 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved

Y K-3 Mathematics EnVision Mathematics 2.0 Pearson/Scott 2016 5/4/15 Foresman/Addision Wesley Y Grade 4 Mathematics EnVision Mathematics 2.0 Pearson/Scott 2016 5/4/15 Foresman/Addision Wesley Y Grade 5 Mathematics EnVision Mathematics 2.0 Pearson/Scott 2016 5/4/15 Foresman/Addision Wesley Y Grade 6 Mathematics Connected Mathematic 3 Lappan, Phillips Pearson/Scott 2014 5/4/15 Fey, Friel, Foresman/Addision Wesley Y Grade 7 Pre-Algebra Connected Mathematics3 Lappan, Phillips Pearson/Prentice 2014 5/4/15 Fey, Friel, Hall Y Grade 7 Algebra Algebra I Larsen & Boswell Big Ideas 2015 5/4/15 Y Grade 8 Geometry Discovering Geometry: An Serra Key Curriculum 2008 5/18/09 Investigative Approach Press Geometry Larson & Boswell Big Ideas 2015 5/4/15 Y Grade 8 Algebra Connected Mathematics 3 Lappan, Fey, Pearson/Prentice 2015 5/4/15 Fitzgerald, Frield, Hall Phillips Algebra I Larsen & Boswell Big Ideas 2015 5/4/15 Y Advanced Algebra Advanced Mathematics: Brown Houghton Mifflin 1992, 1994 5/24/93 Pre- Calculus with Discrete Mathematics and Data Analysis Trigonometry 5th Edition McKeague, Turner Thomson 2004 3/19/04 Y General Algebra Algebra I: Common Core Charles, Hall, Pearson 2012 4/22/13 Kennedy, Bellman, Bragg, Handlin, Murphy, Wiggins Y Math Reasoning H 9 The Art of Problem Solving Richard Rusczyk AoPS Incorporated 2015 5/2/16 Y Geometry Geometry Larson & Boswell Big Ideas 2015 5/4/15 Y Geometry H Geometry Larson & Boswell Big Ideas 2015 5/4/15 Y General Geometry Geometry: Concepts and Larson, Boswell, McDougal Littell 2003 8/18/03 Skills Stiff Y General Algebra II Algebra II, Common Core Charles, Hall, Pearson 2012 4/22/13 Kennedy, Bellman, Bragg, Handlin, Murphy, Wiggins Y Algebra II Honors Algebra and Trigonometry Larson, Hoeteler Houghton Mifflin 2001 7/22/02 5th Edition Y General Algebra II Algebra II: An Integrated Larson, Kanold, Stiff D.C. 1998, 2007 5/22/06 Approach Heath/McDougal Little Y Math Analysis Honors Pre-Calculus with Limits: A Larson, Hostetler, Houghton Mifflin 2001 6/16/03 Graphing Approach (3rd Edwards Edition) Y Precalculus E Open Stax Jay Abramson Open Stax 2017 5/21/18 Y Precalculus I Open Stax Jay Abramson Open Stax 2017 5/21/18 Y Precalculus II with Open Stax Jay Abramson Open Stax 2017 5/21/18 Statistics Y Probability and Elementary Statistics: A Bluman Glencoe/McGraw 2012 4/23/12 Statistics – Project Step by Step Approach Hill Based Y Calculus CD Calculus: Early Rogawski Freeman 2008 5/3/10 Transcendentals Y Calculus H Calculus Honors Calculus Concepts Foerster Key 2005 & Applications Curriculum Y AP Statistics The Practice of Statistics Starnes, Tabor, W.H. Freeman 2014 5/5/14 (5th Edition) Yates, and Morroe

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MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Y Calculus AB (AP) Calculus of a Single Larson, Hostetler, Houghton 2011 5/3/10 Variable: Early Edwards Mifflin/Harcourt Transcendental Functions Y Consumer Math Mathematics for Business Lange, Rousos Glencoe / McGraw 2011 4/23/12 Personal Finance & Personal Finance Hill S Introduction to Visual Basic Net: Shelley, Cashman, Thompson 2003 4/7/08 Programming in Visual Complete Concepts and Quasney Basic H Techniques Y Computer A guide to Programming in Brown Lawrencville 2005 6/19/06 Programming H Java Python Programming in Miller & Ranum Jones & Bartlett 2014 5/4/15 Context Learning Simply Java Programming: Deitel, Deitel & Prentice Hall 2004 7/16/12 AN Application-Driven Associates Tutorial Approach Y Computer Science AP Java Concepts for AP Hortsmann John Wiley & Sons 2008 6/2/08 Computer Science (5th Edition) Y Computer Applications Web Development & Felke- Morris Pearson 2013 4/23/12 Design Foundations with HTML, 6th Edition

SCIENCE Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved

Y K – Physical Measurement, Motion & William Banko, M.D Knowing Science 2017 5/22/17 Science Forces Dario Capasso, Ph.D LLC Life Living Things, Sensational Senses Earth Weather, Sunlight & Energy Y Grade 1 Measurement, Light & William Banko, M.D Knowing Science 2017 5/22/17 Physical Science Sound Dario Capasso, Ph.D LLC Life Inspired by Nature, Parents & Heredity Earth Earth’s Patterns Y Grade 2 Matter & Measurement William Banko, M.D Knowing Science 2017 5/22/17 Physical Science Dario Capasso, Ph.D LLC Life Ecosystems, Habitats & Interactions Earth Earth’s Land & Water Y Grade 3 Forces & Interactions William Banko, M.D Knowing Science 2017 5/22/17 Physical Science Dario Capasso, Ph.D LLC Life Life Cycle & Traits Earth Weather & Climate Y Grade 4 Energy, Waves & William Banko, M.D Knowing Science 2017 5/22/17 Physical Science Properties Dario Capasso, Ph.D LLC Life Structure & Function Earth Earth System Processes Y Grade 5 Structure, Properties & William Banko, M.D Knowing Science 2017 5/22/17 Physical Science Interactions of Matter Dario Capasso, Ph.D LLC Life Matter & Energy in Organisms & Ecosystems Earth Earth Surface Processes

69 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I SCIENCE Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Y Grade 6 Science Exploring Plate Tectonics Smithsonian/National Carolina 2013 4/23/12 Science Resources Curriculum Center Exploring Properties of Smithsonian/National Carolina 2012 4/23/13 Matter Science Resources Curriculum Center Exploring Respiration and Smithsonian/National Carolina 2012 4/23/12 Circulation Science Resources Curriculum Center Investigating Digestion and Smithsonian/National Carolina 2012 4/23/12 Motion Science Resources Curriculum Center Understanding Weather Smithsonian/National Carolina 2013 4/23/13 and Climate Science Resources Curriculum Y Grade 7 Science Experimenting with Forces Smithsonian/National Carolina 2012 4/23/13 and Motion Science Resources Curriculum Center Experimenting with Smithsonian/National Carolina 2012 4/23/13 Mixtures, Compounds, and Science Resources Curriculum Elements Center Investigating Biodiversity Smithsonian/National Carolina 2013 4/23/13 and Interdependence Science Resources Curriculum Center Studying the Development Smithsonian/National Carolina 2012 4/23/12 and Reproduction of Science Resources Curriculum Organisms Center Y Grade 8 Science Exploring Planetary Smithsonian/National Carolina 2013 4/23/12 Systems Science Resources Curriculum Center Exploring the Nature of Smithsonian/National Carolina 2012 4/23/12 Light Science Resources Curriculum Center Researching the Sun- Smithsonian/National Carolina 2013 4/23/12 Earth-Moon System Science Resources Curriculum Center Electricity, Waves & Smithsonian/National Carolina 2015 5/2/16 Information Transfer Science Resources Curriculum Center Y Anatomy and Essential of Anatomy & Sager, et al. Holt 2001 8/20/01 Physiology Physiology (3rd Edition) Y Anatomy and Essentials of Anatomy & Elaine Maireb, Pearson 2018 5/21/18 Physiology H Physiology H Suzanne Keller Y Biophysical Physical Science with Dobson, Holmanm Holt, Rinehart, 2008 5/18/09 Science Earth and Space Science Roberts Winston Biology Y Biology Biology Miller, Levine Pearson 2010 4/22/13 Y Biology Advanced Campbell: Biology Reece,Taylor,Simon, Pearson 2015 5/2/16 9 Concepts& Connections Dickey,Hogan Y Biology AP Principles of Life Heller, Hillis, Price, W.H. Freeman & 2012 4/23/12 Sadava Co. Y Chemistry S.P.I.C.E. Chemistry Stone, Kelly, Rider, Orr Kendall/Hunt 2000 4/7/08 General

Y Chemistry Chemistry Myers, Oldham, Tocci Holt 2006 5/3/10 Y Chemistry Pearson Chemistry Wilbraham, Staley, Pearson 2017 5/21/18 Honors Matta, Waterman

Y Chemistry Chemistry Wilbraham, Staley, Prentice 2002 3/24/03 RAHP Matta, Waterman Hall/Addison- Wesley Y Chemistry AP Chemistry, The Central Brown, Lemay, Pearson 2012 4/22/13 Science Bursten, Murphy, Woodward

70 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I SCIENCE Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Y Environmental Environmental Science Jay Withgott Pearson 2011 5/2/16 Science Physical Science with Earth Dobson, Holman Holt, Rinehart, 2002 5/18/09 and Space Science Biology Roberts Winston Y Environmental Environmental Science for Friedland & Bedford, Freeman 2015 5/2/16 Science AP AP; 2nd Edition Relyea & Worth

Physical Science with Earth Dobson, Holman Holt, Rinehart, 2002 5/18/09 and Space Science Biology Roberts Winston Y Genetics Human Genetics: Concepts Lewis McGraw-Hill 2015 5/2/16 and Application (11th Edition) Y Physics Physics Hewitt Prentice Hall 2002 5/17/04 General

Physics Advanced Physics For You Johnson, et al. Nelson Thornes 2006 5/3/10

Y Physics Honors Physics: Principles and Zitzewitz, et al. Glencoe McGraw 2009 5/3/10 Problems Hill Y Physics RAHP Physics: Principles and Zitzewitz, et al. Glencoe McGraw 2009 5/3/10 Problems Hill Y Integrated Physics OCR Physics for A2 Mee, et al. Hodder 2009 5/3/10 & Art Y Planetary and Earth Astronomy Today Chaisson Prentice Hall 2002 5/17/04 Science Y Forensic Science Science – Fundamentals Anthony J. South Western 2012 5/4/15 12 and Investigations Bertino Cengage Y AP Physics 1 & 2 Physics (9th Edition) Cutnell & John Wiley & Son 2012 5/5/14 Johnson Y AP Physics C: E&M Fundamentals of Physics Halliday & Wiley 2014 5/21/18 Mechanics Resnick, Jearl Walker Y Career Pathways in Introduction to Health Care Mitchell & Cengage 2017 5/22/17 Medicine Haroun Medical Terminology for Ehrlich, Cengage 2017 5/22/17 Health Professions Schroeder, Ehrlich

71 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I SOCIAL STUDIES Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Y Grade 1 Social My School and Family: Teachers’ Teachers’ 2010 4/22/13 Studies Social Studies Alive! Curriculum Curriculum Institute Institute Y Grade 2 Social My Community: Social Teachers’ Teachers’ 2010 4/22/13 Studies Studies Alive! Curriculum Curriculum Institute Institute Y Grade 3 Social Our Community and Teachers’ Teachers’ 2010 4/22/13 Studies Beyond: Social Studies Curriculum Curriculum Institute Alive! Institute Y Grade 4 Social Regions of Our Country: Teachers’ Teachers’ 2010 4/22/13 Studies Social Studies Alive! Curriculum Curriculum Institute Institute Y Grade 5 Social America’s Past: Social Teachers’ Teachers’ 2010 4/22/13 Studies Studies Alive! Curriculum Curriculum Institute Institute Y Grade 6 Social A History of US: Liberty For Hakim Oxford University 2005 5/22/06 Studies All? 1820-1860 (Supp.) Press A History of US: The New Hakim Oxford University 2005 5/22/06 Nation 1789-1850 (Supp.) Press Abraham Lincoln: Great Haugen Compass Point 2006 5/22/06 American President (Supp.) Books Elizabeth Caddy Stanton: Burgan Compass Point 2006 5/22/06 Social Reformer (Supp.) Books Frederick Douglass: Slave, Haugen Compass Point 2006 5/22/06 Writer, Abolitionist (Supp.) Books History Alive! The United Bower, Lobdell Teachers 2005 5/22/06 States Through Industrialism Curriculum Institute Robert E. Lee: Commander Gillis Compass Point 2006 5/22/06 of the Confederate Army Books (Supp.) Y Grade 7 Social Geography Alive! Regions Bower, Lobdell Teachers 2006 5/22/06 Studies and People Curriculum Institute Globalize It! The Stories of January Twenty First 2003 5/22/06 the IMF, the World Bank, the Century Books WTO, and Those Who Protest (Supp.) The Choices Program: Varied Brown University 2017 5/21/18 Current Issues Series Y Grade 8 World History, Volume 1 Ellis, Gaynor, Pearson Prentice 2008 6/18/07 Esler Hall Y American American Government- Woll Pearson-Longman 2004 8/25/08 Government and Reading and Cases (15th Politics AP Edition)

Government by the People Burn, et al. Prentice Hall 2004 8/25/08

72 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I SOCIAL STUDIES Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved S Introduction to the American Government- Woll Pearson-Longman 2004 8/25/08 Fundamentals of Reading and Cases (15th American Edition) Government S The American American Government – Woll Pearson-Longman 2004 8/25/08 Political Readings and Cases Experience (15th Edition) Government by the Burn, et al. Prentice Hall 2004 8/25/08 People S Contemporary American Public Policy: Cochan, Mayer, Thompson/Wadsworth 2006 4/7/08 Issues in Social An Introduction Carr Science Y European History Western Civilization (3rd Spielvogel West Publishing 1997 1997 8/25/08 AP Edition) S Global Economics Economics for Everybody Antell/Harris Amsco 2007 8/25/08 Y Human An Introduction to Human James M. Pearson, Prentice Hall 2014 5/4/2015 Geography Geography: The Cultural Rubenstein Landscape Human Geography H Y Microeconomics/ Principles of Economics Mankiw South Western 2009 5/3/10 Macroeconomics Cengage AP Y History of the World History: The Ellis, Gaynor, Pearson 2007 6/18/07 Modern World Modern Era Esler Y Modern European Civilization in the West Kishlansky, Pearson 2006 8/25/08 History 6th Edition Geary, O’Brien Y Western/Non- Ultimate Questions: Rauhut Penguin 2007 5/5/08 Western Thinking About Philosophy Philosophy Y Psychology I/II Thinking About Blair-Broekner, Worth 2008 5/3/10 Psychology: A Science of Ernst Mind and Behavior Y Psychology AP Myers’ Psychology for AP David Myers Bedford/St. Martins 2014 2/6/17 2nd Edition Y Sr. Seminar The Origins of the Marks Roman & Littlefield 2007 5/5/08 Modern World 2nd Edition Y Sociology The Real World: AN Ferris, Stein Norton 2008 5/3/10 Introduction to Sociology Y Classical Greeks & Romans Carl J. Richard Rowman and Littlefield 2008 4/22/13 Foundations of Bearing Gifts America Ancient Rome and Margaret Wiley-Blackwell 2009 4/22/13 Modern America Malamud Y The Trojan War The Illiad Homer;Translated Penguin 1990 4/22/13 by Robert Fables Y US History I A People and a Nation Norton, 6th Ed Houghton Mifflin 2001 8/25/08 US History I H US History I AP America: Pathways to the Cayton, Perry, Pearson Prentice Hall 2007 5/22/06 US History I Present Reed, Winkler American Studies

US History I The American Pageant Bailey, 13th Ed Houghton Mifflin 2006 8/25/08 AHLISA (Supp.)

73 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I SOCIAL STUDIES Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Y US History II A People and a Nation Norton, 6th Ed Houghton Mifflin 2001 8/25/08

US History II H America: Pathways to the Cayton, Perry, Pearson Prentice Hall 2007 5/22/06 US History II AP Present Reed, Winkler

US History II American Studies The American Pageant Bailey, 13th Ed Houghton Mifflin 2006 8/25/08 (Supp.) US History II AHLISA S Criminal Law Street Law, A Course in Arbetman, West Publishing 1994 1994 8/25/08 Practical Law (5th Edition) O’Brien, McMahon S Constitutional Law Street Law, A Course in Arbetman, West Publishing 1994 1994 8/25/08 Practical Law (5th Edition) O’Brien, McMahon Y World History World History: The Ellism Gaynor, Pearson Prentice Hall 2007 6/18/07 Modern Era Esler Y Civics Building Remy, Patrick, Glencoe/McGraw Hill 2009 4/23/12 Citizenshp:Civics & Safnell, Clayton Economics World History Grade.9 Longitude Sobel Penguin 1996 6/29/09 Extended School Closing US History I Grade 10 The Killer Angels Shaara Ballentine 2003 6/29/09 Extended School Closing US History Grade 11 To America Ambrose Simon and Schuster 2002 6/29/09 Extended School Closing

FINE AND APPLIED ART Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Y Art History AP Art History Stokstad, Pearson 2014 4/22/13 Cothren Y Studio Art 1 AP Launching the Imagination Stewart McGraw Hill 2006 7/7/07 Studio Art II AP Y Innovating Through Creative Confidence Tom Kelley & Crown 2013 5/4/15 Design Thinking David Kelly That Used To Be Us Thomas L. Picador 2012 5/4/15 Friedman & Michael Mandelbaum A Whole New Mind: Why David H. Pink Riverhead Books 2006 5/4/15 Right Brainers Will Rule the Future 101 Design Methods: A Vijay Kumar Wiley 2012 5/4/15 Structured Approach for Driving Innovation in Your Organization Y General Music Share the Music Bond et al McGraw Hill 2000 2/26/01 Grades K – 5 Y Instrumental Music Standard of Excellence, Vol. Pearson Neil Kjos 1999 8/25/08 Grade 5 1 Essential Elements for Allen, Gillespie, Hal Leonard 1994 4/22/13 Strings, Book 1 Hayes

74 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Y Band Grade 6 Ed Sueta Books 1, 2 Sueta Macie 1982 8/25/08 Essential Elements Books 1, Lautzenheiser, Hal Leonard 2001 8/25/08 2 et al Rubank Elementary Method Rubank Hal Leonard 1960 8/25/08 Rubank Intermediate Rubank Hal Leonard 1960 8/25/08 Method Standard of Excellence, Pearson Neil A. Kjos 1999 8/25/08 Books 1, 2 Standard of Excellence Elledge, Neil A. Kjos 1993 4/22/13 Book 1, Music Theory & Yarbrough & History Workbook Pearson Y Orchestra Grade 6 All for Strings Books 1, 2 Anderson, Frost Neil A. Kjos 1986 8/25/08 Essential Elements 2000 for Allen, Gillespie, Hal Leonard 2004 4/22/13 Strings 2 Tellejohn, Corporation Hayes Wolfart Etudes, Op. 45 Wohlfarth G. Schirmer 1905 8/25/08 Y Chorus Grade 6 Sing at First Sight: Beck, Surmani, Alfred Publishing 2004 4/22/13 Foundation in Choral Sight Lewis Co. Inc Singing, Level 1 Y Band Grade 7 Standard of Excellence, Pearson Neil A. Kjos 1999 4/22/13 Books 1, 2 Standard of Excellence Elledge, Neil A. Kjos 1993 4/22/13 Book 1, Music Theory & Yarbrough & History Workbook Pearson Y Orchestra Grade 7 All for Strings Books 1, 2 Anderson, Frost Neil A. Kjos 1986 8/25/08 Essential Elements 2000 for Allen, Gillespie, Hal Leonard 2004 4/22/13 Strings 2 Tellejohn, Corporation Hayes Wolfart Etudes, Op. 45 Wohlfarth G. Schirmer 1905 8/25/08 Y Chorus Grade 7 Sing at First Sight: Beck, Surmani, Alfred Publishing 2004 4/22/13 Foundation in Choral Sight Lewis Co. Inc Singing, Level 1 Y Band Grade 8 Essential Technique Book 3 Lautzenheiser, Hal Leonard 8/25/08 et al Standard of Excellence Vol. Pearson Neil A. Kjos 1999 8/25/08 II Standard of Excellence Elledge, Neil A. Kjos 1999 8/25/08 Book Two: Music Theory & Yarborough, History Pearson Y Orchestra Grade 8 All for Strings Books 1 & 2 Anderson, Frost Neil A. Kjos 1986 8/25/08 Wolfart Etudes, Op. 45 Wohlfarth G. Schirmer 1905 8/25/08 Essentials for Strings, A Gerald Neil A. Kjos 1985 4/22/13 Systmatic Approach to Anderson Technical Development Technicises for Strings, Jim Probasco Heritage Music 2002 4/22/13 Putting the Pieces Together Corp. Y Chorus 8 Sing at First Sight: Beck, Surmani, Alfred Publishing 2004 4/22/13 Foundations in Choral Sight- Lewis Co. Inc Singing Level 1, 2 Essential Elements for Crocker, Leavitt Hal Leonard Corp 1985 4/22/13 Choir, Book One: Essential Musicianship Y Music Theory & Student Workbook for Tonal Kostka, Payne McGraw Hill 2004 7/22/05 Literature I Music with an Introduction to Twentieth Century Music (5th Edition) Music Theory AP Tonal Music with an Kostka, Payne McGraw Hill 2004 7/22/05 Introduction to Twentieth Century Music (5th Edition) Auralia (v.2.1.1) (software) Rising Software 8/25/08 Sibellius (v.3) (software) Sibelius Software 8/25/08 Y Symphonic Band I Recommend James D. Byron-Douglas 1972 5/2/16 Ployhar Publication

75 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I

WORLD LANGUAGE Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Y K-5 Spanish Middlebury Interactive Middlebury 5/2/16 Languages Interactive Languages Q Survey of Spanish Invitation to Languages Shelter, ed. Glencoe McGraw 2007 5/3/10 Grade 6 Workbook and Audio Hill Activities Booklet for Invitation to Languages Multi Media and Technology for Invitation to Languages Y Spanish Grade 7 iBuen Viaje 1 Schmitt, Glencoe McGraw 2008 6/23/08 Woodford Hill Descubre 1A Jose A. Blanco Vista 2017 2/6/17 Y Spanish Grade 8 iBuen Viaje 1 Schmitt, Glencoe McGraw 2008 6/23/08 Woodford Hill Descubre 1B Jose A. Blanco Vista 2017 2/6/17 Y Spanish I Descubre 1 Jose A. Blanco Vista 2016 5/21/18 Y Spanish II Descubre 1 / 2 Jose A. Blanco Vista 2016 5/21/18 Spanish IIA Descubre 1 / 2 Jose A. Blanco Vista 2016 5/21/18 Y Spanish III Descubre 2 Jose A. Blanco Vista 2016 5/21/18 Y Spanish III H Descubre 2 Jose A. Blanco Vista 2016 5/21/18 Y Spanish IV Descubre 2 Jose A. Blanco Vista 2016 5/21/18 Y Spanish V H Revista 5e Jose A. Blanco Vista 2016 5/2/16 Y Spanish V AP AP Spanish Preparing for Diaz, Leicher- Pearson Prentice 2007 8/25/08 the Language Examination Prieto, Hall Nissenberg Galeria de arte y vida Adey, Albini Glencoe 1997 8/25/08 Rosaura a las diez Denevi Prentice Hall 1964 8/25/08 Trangulo A Proposito Gatski, Wayside Publishing 2006 8/25/08 McMullan iBuen Viaje! 1 Schmitt, Glencoe McGraw 2008 4/22/13 Woodford Hill Y Spanish I/IIB Spanish is Fun, Book 1 Wald Amsco 2000 6/23/08 iBuen Viaje! 1 Schmitt, Glencoe 2008 4/22/13 Woodford iBuen Viaje! 2 Schmitt, Glencoe 2008 4/22/13 Woodford Y Chinese I Step Up With Chinese I Chen, Zhang, Cengage Learning 2012 5/2/16 Wang Xu, Huang, Lee Y Chinese II Step Up With Chinese II Chen, Zhang, Cengage Learning 2012 5/2/16 Wang Xu, Huang, Lee Y Chinese III H Chinese Primer Chen, Link, Tai, Princeton 2007 8/25/08 Tang University Press Step Up With Chinese Chen, Zhang, Cengage Learning 2016 5/21/18 Wang Xu, Huang, Lee Y Chinese IV H Step Up With Chinese Chen, Zhang, Cengage Learning 2016 5/21/18 Wang Xu, Huang, Lee Y Survey of French Invitation to Languages Shelter, ed 2007 5/3/10 2007 Grade 6 Workbook and Audio Shelter, ed 2007 5/3/10 2007 Activities Booklet for Invitation to Languages Multi Media and Technology Shelter, ed 2007 5/3/10 2007 for Invitation to Languages

76 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I WORLD LANGUAGE Course Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved Name Y French Grade 7 Bon Voyage I Schmitt, Lutz Glencoe McGraw 2002 6/24/02 Hill Y French Grade 8 Bon Voyage I Schmitt, Lutz Glencoe McGraw 2002 6/24/02 Hill Y French I Bon Voyage I Schmitt, Lutz Glencoe McGraw 2002 6/24/02 Hill Y French II Bon Voyage 2 Schmitt, Lutz Glencoe McGraw 2002 6/24/02 Hill Y French III Bon Voyage 2 Schmitt, Lutz Glencoe McGraw 2002 6/24/02 Hill Y French IV Bon Voyage 2 Schmitt, Lutz Glencoe McGraw 2002 6/24/02 Hill Le Petit Prince Antoine de Saint- Harcourt 1971 6/24/02 Exupery Y French V Dans le vent Maley Homson/Heinle 1999 8/25/08 Y French V AP Themes 1e AP French Delfosse,Kurbegov, Vista Higher 2016 5/21/18 Language and Culture Draggett Learning AP French: Preparing for Ladd, Girard Prentice Hall 1998 8/25/08 the Language Examination (2nd Edition) Drole de mission Szeps-Fralin EMC 1984 8/25/08 L’Etanger Camus Prentice Hall 1955 8/25/08 Panache Litteraire (3rd Baker, Cauvin Heinle & Heinle 1995 8/25/08 Edition) Y German I Komm Mit I Winkler Holt Rinhart, 1996 1/27/97 Winston Y German II Komm Mit I Winkler Holt Rinhart, 1996 1/27/97 Winston Y German III Komm Mit II /III Winkler Holt Rinhart, 1996 1/27/97 Winston Y German IV H Komm Mit III Winkler Holt Rinhart, 1996 1/27/97 Winston Y Survey of Latin Invitation to Languages Shelter, ed 2007 5/3/10 2007 Grade 6 Workbook and Audio Shelter, ed 2007 5/3/10 2007 Activities Booklet for Invitation to Languages Multi Media and Technology Shelter, ed 2007 5/3/10 2007 for Invitation to Languages Y Latin Grade 7 Cambridge Latin Unit 1 Cambridge Cambridge 2015 5/2/16 University Classics University Press Y Latin 8 Cambridge Latin Unit 2 Cambridge Cambridge 2015 5/2/16 University Classics University Press Y Latin I Cambridge Latin Unit 1 Cambridge Cambridge 2015 5/2/16 Cambridge Latin Unit 2 University Classics University Press Y Latin II Cambridge Latin Unit 3 Cambridge Cambridge 2015 5/2/16 University Classics University Press Y Latin III H Cambridge Latin Unit 4 Cambridge Cambridge 2015 5/21/18 University Classics University Press Y Latin IV Horace: Selected Odes and Ancona Bolchazy-Carducci 2004 8/25/08 Satire Horace Workbook Murphy, Ancona Bolchazy-Carducci 2005 8/25/08 Our Latin Heritage Book IV Hines, Howard Harcourt Brace 1969 8/25/08 Y Latin V AP A Song of War: Readings in LaFleur, McKay Pearson Prentice 2004 6/29/09 Vergil’s Aeneid Hall

77 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 TEXTBOOK LIST ATTACHMENT I WELLNESS Course Name Textbook/Material Author (s) Publisher Copyright Approved

10th Grade Drivers Education Manual NJ Motor Vehicle 2017 5/21/18 Commission 11th & 12th Grades First Aid & Safety Heart American Heart First American 2016 5/21/18 Saver Association Heart First Aid/CPR/AED Student Workbook

78 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT J

Changes of Assignments for the 2018-2019 Salary List Staff Member Location Assignment From Assignment To Salary Adjustment Erica Centrelli Benjamin Franklin 1.00 FTE Ridge Sixth Grade 1.00 FTE Franklin Sixth Grade No change in salary Middle School Science Teacher Science Teacher Gabrielle Ferrari- Somerville School 1.00 FTE Third Grade Teacher 1.00 FTE Fourth Grade Teacher No change in salary King Elania Ferenczi Ridgewood High School 1.00 FTE Special Education-Coll 0.80 FTE Special Education-Coll From: $73,195 ($72,895 + $300 CP) (Mathematics) Teacher (Mathematics) Teacher To: $58,556 ($58,316 + $240 CP) Cl. MA, St. 9 Natalie Garvin George Washington 1.00 FTE Special Education 1.00 FTE Title 1 Teacher No change in salary Middle School Teacher Alyssa Giardina Benjamin Franklin 1.00 FTE Franklin Sixth Grade 1.00 FTE Ridge Eighth Grade No change in salary Middle School Science Teacher Science Teacher Lisbeth Jerejian George Washington 1.00 FTE Title 1 Teacher 1.00 FTE Special Education No change in salary Middle School Teacher Kristen Krasinski Benjamin Franklin 1.00 FTE Franklin Seventh 1.00 FTE Ridge Seventh Grade No change in salary Middle School Grade Social Studies Teacher Social Studies Teacher Christine Lee Ridgewood High School 1.20 FTE Chinese Teacher 1.00 FTE Chinese Teacher From: $82,866 To: $69,055 Cl. MA, St. 6-7 Meredith McCann Benjamin Franklin 1.00 FTE Franklin Seventh 1.00 FTE Ridge Eighth Grade No change in salary Middle School Grade Mathematics Teacher Mathematics Teacher Michael Mitchell Benjamin Franklin 1.00 FTE Ridge Seventh Grade 1.00 FTE Franklin Seventh Grade No change in salary Middle School Social Studies Teacher Social Studies Teacher Lori Morris Benjamin Franklin 1.00 FTE Ridge Eighth Grade 1.00 FTE Ridge Sixth Grade Social No change in salary Middle School Social Studies Teacher Studies Teacher Helene Palumbo Benjamin Ran Benjamin Franklin 1.00 FTE Ridge Eighth Grade 1.00 FTE Ridge Seventh Grade No Change in Salary Middle School Science Teacher Science Teacher Maureen Ryter Benjamin Franklin 1.00 FTE Ridge Seventh Grade 1.00 Ridge Sixth Grade Science No Change in Salary Middle School Science Teacher Teacher Lisa Sargenti Hawes School 1.00 FTE Kindergarten Teacher 1.00 FTE First Grade Teacher No Change in Salary Kyle Schulke Benjamin Franklin 1.00 FTE Franklin Sixth Grade 1.00 FTE Ridge Eighth Grade Social No Change in Salary Middle School Social Studies Teacher Studies Teacher Hailey Striano Orchard School 1.00 FTE Second Grade Teacher 1.00 FTE First Grade Teacher No Change in Salary Mary Van Horne Benjamin Franklin 1.00 FTE Franklin Eighth Grade 1.00 FTE Franklin Seventh Grade No change in salary Middle School Mathematics Teacher Mathematics Teacher

79 MAY 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT J

Staff Member Location Assignment From Assignment To Salary Adjustment Karen Walters Ridgewood High School 1.25 FTE Science Teacher 1.00 FTE Science Teacher From: $113,900 ($113,600 + $300 CP) To: $91,180 ($90,880 + $300 CP) Cl. DR, St. 12 TBD Ridgewood High School 0.80 FTE English Teacher 1.00 FTE English Teacher

80 MAY 21, 2018 2018-2019 ATTACHMENT K

RENTAL FEES FOR USE OF FACILITIES

All fees are not inclusive of applicable temperature control and monitoring fees.

• Auditorium at Benjamin Franklin Middle School

$575 $555 for use of the auditorium. In the event air conditioning is installed, a separate charge will be instituted.

Additional fee for use of classrooms – $55 $50 per room per hour.

Auditorium rental fee is for a four-hour period; additional charges prorated.

Use of concert grand piano: $235 $230.00 including tuning.

• Other Auditoriums George Washington Middle School $ 295.00 $285.00 Elementary Auditoriums $ 210.00 $200.00

Auditorium rental fee is for a four-hour period; additional charges prorated.

• Cafeterias George Washington Middle School, Benjamin Franklin Middle School, and Ridgewood High School

Fee: $150.00 $145.00 with auditorium rental $295.00 $285.00 without auditorium rental

Cafeteria rental fee is for a four-hour period; additional charges prorated.

All foods served from school kitchens must be prepared by the authorized food provider for the district. Arrangements may be made through the Business Office.

• Gymnasiums The rental of school gymnasiums for groups under proper supervision is on the basis of use during regular custodial working hours with no additional overtime costs and assumes a three-hour maximum use.

High School Gym #1 $380.00 $368.00 High School Gym #2 $210.00 $200.00 High School Gym #3 Benjamin Franklin Middle School $210.00 $200.00 George Washington Middle School (New) $380.00 $370.00 George Washington Middle school (Old) $210.00 $200.00 Elementary Schools $150.00 $142.00

• Other Facilities

Board Room – Education Center $175.00 $170.00 Classroom $55.00/hour $50.00/hour

*Any custodial charges will be marked up by 10%. 81 May 21, 2018 ATTACHMENT L SCHEDULE A

Leases for 2018-2019

17-18 Rate per 17-18 Monthly 18-19 Rate 18-19 Monthly Name School/SQFT Sq. Foot Rent per Sq. Foot Rent 18-19 Annual Rent Ridgewood Nursery & KDG 12 months Glen $ 3.32 $ 10,342.80 $ 3.44 $ 10,733.37 $ 128,800.49 3,120 YMCA Camp Pamacka July & August Travell $ 10,920.12 $ 11,138.52 $ 22,277.04

Infant Toddler Glen School $23.39 $ 8,844.79 $24.24 $9,165.52 $ 109,986.23 4,538 (yearly)

Ridgewood various n/a $ 8,875.00 n/a $ 9,196.28 $ 110,355.30 Community School

Totals $ 40,233.69 $ 371,419.06

82 MAY 21, 2018 COOPERATIVE PURCHASING CONTRACTS ATTACHMENT M

T-Number Title

G0520_13-r-22728 DORM & RESIDENTIAL FURNITURE

G1005_13-r-22977 CONSULTING SVCS. NJEMS FOR DEP

G1006_13-r-23063 NJEMS-RSP DEV. SVCS. FOR DEP

G1219_13-r-23083 CLASSROOM & LIBRARY FURNITURE

G2001_11-r-22173 AUTOMATIC LICENSE PLATE READER

G2002_12-r-22311 MEALS READY TO EAT (MRE)

G2004_12-r-22677 FURNITURE: OFFICE, LOUNGE

G2005_12-r-22690 CARPET/FLOORING SUPPLY&INSTALL

G2007_13-r-22997 CRIME SCENE MAPPING EQUIPMENT

G2012_13-r-23199 REMOTE UNDERWATER VEHICLES

G2015_14-r-23242 BRIDGE MAINTENANCE DOT

G2018_14-r-23573 RX DROP BOX - DCA

G2019_15-r-23741 BUCKET TRUCK W/65' WH PLATFORM

G2020_15-r-23616 TELESCOPIC BOOM LIFT, 60 FT

G2027_16-r-24356 NJ MVC MOBILE AGENCY UNIT

G2075_16-r-24223 COPIERS, MAINT., AND SUPPLIES

G3000_14-r-23502 PUBLICATION MEDIA

G4004_15-r-23669 WHEEL DUMPER

G8015_11-r-22191 HIGH DENSITY MOBILE FILE SYS

G8023_12-r-22322 VEHICLE LIFTS AND EQUIPMENT

G8024_15-r-23731 COMPACT EXCAVATOR 51-1/2 BLADE

G8033_13-r-22902 STATEWIDE EQUIP.& SPACE RENTAL

G8035_13-r-22923 FIRE FIGHTING VEHICLES

G8039_13-r-23081 INSPECTION OF FIRE SUPRESSION

G8045_13-r-23141 SPECIALIZED TRAINING SERVICES

G8049_14-r-23201 ELECTRONIC MONITORING SERVICES

G8051_14-r-23290 SATELLITE PHONES, EQUIPMENT

G8054_14-r-23375 GENERATORS FOR PURCHASE

G8055_14-r-23376 GENERATOR RENTALS

G8056_14-r-23386 RADIOLOGICAL DETECTION EQUIP.

G8057_14-r-23548 BEACH CLEANER

83 MAY 21, 2018 COOPERATIVE PURCHASING CONTRACTS ATTACHMENT M

G8058_14-r-23611 FIREARMS TRAINING SIMULATOR

G8060_16-r-24011 BALLISTIC MICROSCOPE

G9002_12-r-22646 10 PRINT LIVE SCAN SYSTEM

G9003_13-r-22940 SIEBEL ADMINISTRATION NJ DPB

G9005_14-r-23349 ELECTRONIC SURVEY EQUIPMENT

M0002_12-r-22299 INDUSTRIAL/MRO SUPPLIES &EQUIP

M0003_16-r-24052 SOFTWARE LICENSE & RELATED SER

M0053_13-r-22832 NEW JERSEY COST PER COPY

M0064_12-r-22550 NATIONWIDE VEHICLE RENTAL SRVC

M0119_16-r-24004 MEDICAL SUPPLIES

M0483_16-r-24098 NASPO VALUEPOINT COMPUTER

M1659_15-r-23950 PHARMACEUTICALS AND VACCINES

M2002_14-x-23312 CHILD SAFETY SEATS WSCA-NASPO COOPERATIVE CONTRACT

M2022_15-r-23674 FUEL CREDIT SERVICES STATEWIDE

M7000_15-r-23681 DATA COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT

M7008_13-r-23161 INMATE KIOSKS

M7011_15-r-23792 PARCC OPERATIONAL ASSESSMENTS

M8000_13-r-22770 TIRES, TUBES AND SERVICES

S2878_14-x-23472 SECURITY SCREENING, MONITORS & CAMERAS, INSTALLED, FOR CLASS 3 EXT. CARGO VAN

TSU01_97-x-24030 STATE USE PRODUCTS-VARIOUS REFER CALLS CUSTOMER SVS. 633- 8100

T0001_15-x-23637 FOODS: BREADS, FRESH BAKED, DELIVERY BY COUNTIES

T0002_14-x-22935 BOTTLED WATER/COOLER RENTAL

T0025_13-x-22856 CLOTHING AND COATS - WOMEN, GIRLS, MEN, AND BOYS (VARIOUS AGENCIES)

T0051_14-x-23207 SHOES & CANVAS FOOTWEAR (MEN, WOMEN, BOYS & GIRLS)

T0052_15-x-23609 OFFICE SUPPLIES & RECYCLED COPY PAPER STATEWIDE

T0076_15-x-23563 FLARES, TRAFFIC

T0077_12-x-22269 FUEL OIL #2 - HEATING

T0081_13-x-22769 GASES: MEDICAL, SPECIALTY AND INDUSTRIALSTATEWIDE

T0083_12-x-22122 GASOLINE, AUTOMOTIVE

T0084_16-x-24000 AUTOMOTIVE GLASS AND WINDSHIELD REPAIR

T0085_15-x-23425 SNOW PLOW PARTS, AND GRADER AND LOADER BLADES

84 MAY 21, 2018 COOPERATIVE PURCHASING CONTRACTS ATTACHMENT M

T0097_12-x-21974 AUTOMOTIVE LUBRICANTS: ENGINE/GEAR OILS,GREASES, ATF, TRACTOR FLUID & HYD. OILS

T0099_14-x-23264 VEHICLES, AUTOMOBILES, SEDANS/CROSSOVER

T0106_13-x-22630 POLICE AND HOMELAND SECURITY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES (SUPPLEMENTAL PROPOSAL)

T0108_12-x-21311 GAS, PROPANE

T0109_13-x-22183 RADIO COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES

T0118_16-x-24078 SPORTING GOODS - STATEWIDE

T0121_15-x-23415 BREAKAWAY U-POST SIGN SUPPORT

T0126_15-x-23841 OEM & NON-OEM MAINTENANCE & REPAIR SERVICES FOR LIGHT/MEDIUM DUTY VEHICLES

T0136_14-x-23366 SIGN BLANKS - ALUMINUM

T0142_14-x-23008 ROAD & HIGHWAY BUILDING MATERIALS: CRUSHED STONE, SAND & GRAVEL

T0148_14-x-22999 CATCH BASIN CASTINGS, INLETS & MANHOLES

T0154_17-x-24262 WATER TREATMENT & MAINTENANCE SERVICES (HEATING & COOLING) - STATEWIDE

T0155_14-x-23009 HOT MIX ASPHALT (HMA), PICK-UP ONLY FOR NJDOT & PICK UP/DELIVERY FOR OTHER AGENC

T0167_14-x-22662 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES NORTH, CENTRAL AND SOUTH REGIONS

T0170_16-x-23853 FERTILIZER: FARM, LAWN AND GARDEN USE

T0172_15-x-23524 MAINTENANCE OF AIRCRAFT PARTS AND SERVICE

T0183_14-x-23072 TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES: REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR MOBILE & STATIONARY ATTENUATOR

T0200_09-x-20783 MAILROOM EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE VARIOUS STATE AGENCIES

T0208_14-x-23149 FABRICATED & PREFABRICATED STRUCTURES: PORTABLE SANITATION UNITS

T0213_16-x-24035 ROCK SALT AND TREATED SALT FOR ROADWAYS STATEWIDE

T0220_13-x-22663 METALS: STEEL AND ALUMINUM, VARIOUS

T0364_17-x-24267 CONFERENCE, BANQUET, AND HOTEL FACILITY RENTAL STATEWIDE

T0372_13-x-22976 COURIER DELIVERY SERVICE - JUDICIARY & DEPARMENT OF LABOR & WORKFORCE DEVE.

T0390_14-x-23100 CAR WASH SERVICES - (SUPPLEMENTAL TO 13-X-22927)

T0465_12-x-22219 TREE TRIMMING, PRUNING & REMOVAL SERVICES

T0537_16-x-24043 HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING REPAIR PARTS

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T0551_15-x-23534 CONCRETE PATCH MATERIAL, QUICK SETTING

T0576_12-x-20796 FIRE EXTINGUISHER MAINTENANCE STATE WIDE

T0640_15-x-23065 FENCE: CHAIN LINK, ROCK FALL, WOODEN, VINYL AND ORNAMENTAL (INSTALL & REPLACE)

T0644_13-x-22843 VENDING MACHINE PRODUCT SALES AND RELATED SERVICES - CBVI

T0731_15-x-23507 ROADSIDE MAINTENANCE HERBICIDES AND CHEMICALS - STATEWIDE

T0777_13-x-22591 SNOW PLOWING & HAULING SERVICES STATEWIDE FOR THE N.J.D.O.T.

T0790_12-x-22281 FIREFIGHTER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

T0845_14-x-21988 REGULATED MEDICAL WASTE PICK UP AND DISPOSAL - STATEWIDE

T0849_17-x-22978 ABOVEGROUND FUEL TANKS: INSTALLATION, REMOVAL, REPAIR AND RELATED EQUIPMENT

T0877_16-x-23884 MOVING SERVICES FOR DPMC AND COOPERATIVE PURCHASING PARTICIPANTS

T0893_12-x-22071 GENETIC PARENTAGE TESTING SERVICE (DNA):DHS, DFD

T0896_13-x-22782 ASPHALTIC OIL AND AGGREGATE SURFACE TREATMENT - STATEWIDE

T0900_11-x-21295 ARMED AND UNARMED SECURITY GUARDS SERVICES FOR NJ STATEWIDE LOCATIONS

T0963_12-x-21532 ANTIFREEZE AND WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID

T0969_14-x-23348 MARINE CRAFT: BOAT, MOTOR, TRAILER (PARTS/REPAIRS/ACCESSORIES & PURCHASES)

T0983_13-x-23020 ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING INSTRUMENTS

T1128_12-x-22001 RECORD STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL (DARM)

T1291_14-x-23091 UNDERGARMENTS AND SLEEPWEAR, VARIOUS MENS'S AND WOMEN'S

T1297_13-x-22465 VOICE COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK SERVICES

T1307_15-x-23217 HOT POUR CRACK FILLER, DETACKIFIER AND APPLICATION TOOLS

T1316_11-x-21415 TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT & SERVICES

T1343_13-x-22603 OVERHEAD/ROLLING DOORS & OPERATORS, REPAIR/REPLACE, DOT & OTHER AGENCIES

T1352_13-x-22901 DIVISION OF RISK MANAGEMENT, BROKERAGE AND ADVISORY SERVICES

T1353_16-x-24070 FOODS: FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES NORTH, CENTRAL, SOUTH & SOUTH WOODS PROCESSING

T1372_15-x-23228 HVAC, REFRIGERATION AND BOILER SERVICES-STATEWIDE

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T1413_16-x-24028 DRUG SCREEN SERVICES, STATEWIDE SAMHSA CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE GUIDELINES

T1415_13-x-22592 SPREADING SERVICES FOR DEICING CHEMICALSAND ABRASIVES

T1466_11-x-21484 VIDEO TELECONFERENCING EQUIPMENT & SERVICES

T1480_11-x-39256 JANITORIAL SERVICES STATEWIDE

T1495_10-x-20768 SNOW PLOWS, D.O.T AND AUTHORITIES

T1529_15-x-23605 TRAFFIC SIGNALS, POLES, CONTROLS, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, AND LED DEVICES

T1609_13-x-22284 ASPHALTIC CONCRETE, STD HP COLD PATCH & VOC-COMPLIANT HP COLD PATCH

T1616_16-x-23923 DATA ACCESS SERVICES: WEB-BASED INVESTIGATIVE AND LOCATOR DATA

T1621_14-x-22846 NUTRITIONAL FORMULAS-THERAPEUTIC:ENTERALORAL & FEEDING- PUMP ADMINISTRATION SETS

T1654_13-x-22888 PURCHASING CARD FOR THE STATE OF NJ AND ICC AGENCIES

T1776_14-x-23147 DATA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK SERVICES

T1778_14-x-22717 CABLING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES; DATA CENTER MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS

T1786_12-x-22313 EQUIPMENT ACQUISITION & INSTALLATION FOR MARKED AND UNMARKED POLICE VEHICLES

T1817_07-x-30045 COMMODITIES COUNCIL DEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES

T1818_99-x-30078 SERVICES COUNCIL DEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES

T1841_12-x-22363 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS SERVICES TERM CONTRACT

T1845_13-x-22463 ULTRA LOW SULFUR DIESEL AND BIODIESEL FUEL

T1860_14-x-23224 BUNDLED FIREWOOD

T1888_13-x-22739 T1888, BOXES, CORRUGATED DOC & DSS (DSS BOXES FORMERLY ON T0047)

T1934_14-x-22648 INMATE/RESIDENT TELEPHONE CONTROL SERVICE

T1956_15-x-23485 LED SIGNAL INDICATIONS AND WARNING DEVICES

T2000_14-x-23068 ENERGY CONSULTING SERVICES

T2006_15-x-23627 VEHICLES, PASSENGER VANS, 8/12/15- PASSENGER

T2007_15-x-23633 SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES, FULL-SIZE, 1/2 TON, 2WD AND 4WD

T2046_14-x-22930 RENTAL, DAILY/WEEKLY/MONTHLY/YEARLY, TRUCK/TRACTOR/TRAILER W/ OR W/O DRIVER

T2075_13-x-34559 GSA/FSS REPROGRAPHICS SCHEDULE USE

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T2080_13-x-22712 TRUCKS, 26,000 LB. GVWR MAX. CABOVER/ C&C, WITH VARIOUS 18' BODIES & LIFTGATES

T2085_17-x-23842 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS FOR HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES(CLASS 5 OR HIGHER, OVER 15,000 LB GVWR)

T2100_15-x-23639 VEHICLES, TRUCKS, CLASS 2, PICKUP/ UTILITY, WITH SNOW PLOW OPTION

T2101_15-x-23640 VEHICLES, TRUCKS, CLASS 3, PICKUP/ UTILITY/DUMP, WITH SNOW PLOW OPTION

T2102_15-x-23641 VEHICLES, TRUCKS, CLASS 4, UTILITY/DUMP,WITH SNOW PLOW OPTION

T2103_15-x-23634 VEHICLES, CARGO VANS, CLASS 1/2/3, REGULAR/EXTENDED

T2108_15-x-23440 MAINT. & REPAIR FOR HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES (CLASS 5 OR HIGHER, OVER 15,000 LB GVWR)

T2112_15-x-22894 NEXT, SECOND AND THIRD DAY DELIVERY SERVICES FOR ITEMS OVER 71 POUNDS

T216A_12-x-22315 WIRELESS DEVICES AND SERVICES

T2171_12-x-22504 VEHICLE TOWING AND ROADSIDE SERVICES

T2187_16-x-24053 PARTS AND REPAIRS FOR LAWN AND GROUNDS EQUIPMENT

T2188_14-x-23107 PARTS & REPAIRS FOR ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT

T2189_16-x-23926 PARTS AND REPAIRS FOR SPRAYING, DUSTING AND FOGGING EQUIPMENT

T2250_14-x-23267 SAFETY VESTS

T2276_16-x-24217 INFLUENZA VACCINE-STATEWIDE

T2289_13-x-22633 STAKE TRUCK, 15,000 LB GVWR, 12 FT. BODYWITH SIGN STORAGE COMPARTMENTS & ACCESS.

T2311_12-x-22421 ONLINE LEGAL RESEARCH SERVICES

T2419_15-x-23711 ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (LIGHT POLES, LUMINAIRES WITH ASSOCIATED LAMPS)

T2454_13-x-38665 DRUG & ALCOHOL TEST KITS

T2478_13-x-23040 BUILDING MGMT- LIFE SAFETY EQUIPMENT: T2478 AED

T2499_14-x-23353 FOODS: VARIOUS FOOD ITEMS, STATEWIDE

T2522_15-x-23460 PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT FOR NJ STATE POLICE AND OTHER USING AGENCIES

T2546_13-x-22046 VAPOR RECOVERY SYSTEMS ON GASOLINE TANKS: TESTING & REPAIRS-(STATEWIDE)

T2581_13-x-22727 AUCTIONEERING SERVICES: INTERNET AUCTIONS TO SELL SURPLUS PROPERTY

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T2605_15-x-23344 ENERGY TRACKING AND BILL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

T2622_13-x-22542 ENCLOSED TRAILERS, SINGLE AXLE/DOUBLE AXLE, UP TO 7,000 LB. GVWR

T2630_14-x-23186 INFLUENZA TYPE A&B RAPID ASSAY TEST KITSFOR POINT OF CARE

T2634_15-x-23520 SCRAP METAL DISPOSAL - STATEWIDE

T2637_15-x-23487 INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE LICENSE EXAMINATIONS AND SELECTED SERVICES DOBI

T2665_16-x-23994 SOLID WASTE COLLECTION - STATEWIDE

T2686_11-x-21043 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE / FEMA SERVICES / DEBRIS MONITORING

T2732_16-x-24001 MAINTENANCE/REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT PORTABLE COMMERCIAL MOBILE GENERATORS

T2736_15-x-23710 5000 GALLON UPRIGHT POLYETHYLENE STORAGE TANKS

T2760_11-x-21682 OEM AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR LIGHT DUTY VEHICLES (T-2760)

T2761_14-x-22600 NON-OEM AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & ACCESSORIES LIGHT DUTY VEHICLES

T2767_17-x-24300 CERTIFIED COURT REPORTERS/CERTIFIED REAL TIME COURT REPORTERS - STATEWIDE

T2776_15-x-23642 POLICE VEHICLES: SEDANS, SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES AND TRUCKS

T2784_11-x-21997 SKID STEER LOADER, WITH QUICK-DETACH. BUCKET, VARIOUS ATTACHMENTS & TRAILER

T2787_11-x-21999 DUMP TRUCK, 39,000 LB. GVWR C&C, 5/7 CU. YD. 10' ALUMINUM BODY & ACCESS.

T2793_15-x-23728 IT RESEARCH ADVISORY SERVICES

T2809_12-x-22251 DUMP TRUCK, 68,000 LB. GVWR CAB/CHASSIS W/12 CU.YD. CONVEYOR BODY & ACCESSORIES

T2817_12-x-22206 RENTAL OF A TRUCK MOUNTED SPRAY INJECTION PATCHING SYSTEM FOR NJ DOT

T2839_14-x-22245 SWITCHGEAR MAINTENANCE

T2848_12-x-22489 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND TESTING OF EMERGENCY STANDBY GENERATORS

T2856_14-x-22743 TRACTOR, 52,000 LB. GVWR, 80,000 LB. GCWR

T2858_14-x-23330 REFRIGERATED SEMITRAILERS, 42 FT. AND 48 FT.

T2864_14-x-22907 TRAILER MOUNTED TRASH PUMP WITH 6" DIAMETER SUCTION AND DISCHARGE

T2867_13-x-22575 WAREHOUSING AND EMERGENCY OPS SERVICES AND LOGISTICS

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T2877_13-x-22634 UTILITY TRUCK, 29,000 LB. GVWR C&C W/11'BODY, 41' W.H. HYD. PLATFORM LIFT & ACC.

T2878_14-x-23099 SECURITY SCREENING, MONITORS & CAMERAS, INSTALLED, FOR 15- PASSENGER VANS (REBID)

T2881_14-x-23019 WATER DAMAGE RESTORATION SERVICES

T2888_13-x-22745 ATTENUATORS, TRAILER MOUNTED, OPTIONAL ARROWBOARD (NJDOT) & STD MODEL TMA DISC

T2908_13-x-22911 ATTENUATORS, TRUCK MTD, 100 KM, WITH INSTALLATION, & STD MODEL TMA DISCOUNT

T2926_14-x-23223 BUS, 36,000 LB. GVWR, REAR ENGINE, 47-PASS. FOR INMATE TRANSPORTATION-REBID

T2928_14-x-23060 PORTABLE VIDEO SURVEILLANCE TRAILER & MESSAGE BOARDS, TRAILER MOUNTED

T2931_14-x-23383 CUSTOM FARM SERVICES FOR FIELD OPERATIONS - DEP

T2934_13-x-22934 INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT SYSTEM (IIS) FOR DOE

T2939_14-x-23110 AUDITING AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES FOR DISASTER RECOVERY (HURRICANE SANDY)

T2946_14-x-23305 ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE,REPAIR,TESTING AND INSPECTION SERVICES

T2957_14-x-23294 GREEN ACRES PROGRAM - APPRAISAL SERVICE

T2959_16-x-24005 UTILITY TRUCK, 10,600 LB. GVWR, EXT. CABSRW, GAS POWERED, 4WD, 9' BODY & ACC.

T2961_15-x-23708 CUSTOMIZED INSPECTION TRUCK, 19,500 LB. GVWR, CABOVER, CREW CAB WITH 14' BODY

T2962_14-x-23295 TRAILER & SKID MOUNTED BRINE APPLICATIONUNITS FOR THE NJ DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION

T2967_14-x-23328 GREEN ACRES PROGRAM - TITLE SEARCHES

T2974_15-x-23607 UTILITY TRUCK, 16,500 LB. GVWR C&C WITH 11 FT. BODY & ACCESSORIES

T2981_15-x-23426 LOCKING HARDWARE (PARTS ONLY)

T2989_15-x-23512 COMMUNICATIONS WIRING SERVICES

T2993_15-x-23545 ORAL FLUIDS AND URINE DRUG SCREENING JUDICIARY & DOH & STATEWIDE

T3006_16-x-24057 COMPACT TRACK LOADER, DIESEL ENGINE, WITH OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS

T3008_15-x-23742 LAND DEBRIS REMOVAL FOR DISASTERS

T3014_15-x-23761 WATERWAY DEBRIS ASSESSMENT AND REMOVAL FOR DISASTERS

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T3017_15-x-23699 PILOT AND TECHNICIAN TRAINING FOR ROTARY AND FIXED WING AIRCRAFT

T3026_15-x-23834 WILDLANDS FIRE FIGHTING AIRCRAFT SERVICES

T3027_16-x-23874 PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES/ EQUIPMENT -STATEWIDE

T3028_16-x-23893 OCEAN RESEARCH VESSEL

T3043_16-x-24044 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE PARTS AND SERVICE

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T-Number/ Title Status Bid Number G8042 (RIMS) SYSTEM

13-r-23113 T0849 ABOVEGROUND FUEL TANKS: INSTALLATION, REMOVAL,

17-x-22978 REPAIR AND RELATED EQUIPMENT T1580 ACTUARIAL & HEALTH CARE DELIVERY RELATED SERVICES,

12-x-22069 DHS, DHSS T2672 ACTUARIAL SERVICES: CONTRACTED ACTUARIAL EXPIRED

10-x-20779 CONSULTING FIRMS T1426 ADMINISTRATION OF DEFICIENT AND DELINQUENT TAX

12-x-21271 ACCOUNTS T2143 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE FOR COMMUTER

14-x-23045 TRANSPORTATION BENEFITS T2010 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES FOR SECTION 125, FLEXIBLE

14-x-23082 SPENDING ACCOUNTS T2347 ADVERTISING & PUBLIC RELATIONS: TRAVEL & TOURISM,

13-x-22492 STATE T2571 ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS SERVICES, OHSP &

14-x-23073 OAG/LPS T2948 ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS SERVICES: DOH

14-x-23215 T2804 ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS MOTOR VEHICLE

13-x-22876 COMMISSION T0343 ADVERTISING MEDIA PLACEMENT SERVICES FOR

13-x-22863 RECRUITMENT T2308 ADVERTISING SERVICES: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE EXPIRED

13-x-22647 T1699 ADVERTISING, PUBLIC RELATIONS AND COMMUNITY

14-x-23162 OUTREACH: DHS, DFD T2141 AGGREGATED PURCHASE OF ELECTRIC SUPPLY (COMMODITY)

16-x-23729 STATEWIDE T1620 AGGREGATED PURCHASE OF NATURAL GAS SUPPLY

16-x-24027 (COMMODITY) - STATEWIDE T2920 AGRI INDUSTRIES SAUSAGE CASINGS AND SPICES

13-x-23080 T2920 AGRI INDUSTRIES SAUSAGE CASINGS AND SPICES

14-x-23288 T3043 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE PARTS AND SERVICE

16-x-24044 T2572 AIRPORT OPERATOR FOR SOUTH JERSEY REGIONAL AIRPORT

10-x-21024 (REBID) T1993 AIRPORT OPERATOR SVS GREENWOOD LAKE AIR-PORT DOT

05-x-34620

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T1400 ALTERNATE BENEFIT PROGRAM SERVICE PROVIDERS

12-x-22064 T2740 ALTERNATIVE TO DISCIPLINE, RESOLUTION MONITORING

13-x-22383 PROGRAM FOR STATE BOARDS T0963 ANTIFREEZE AND WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID

12-x-21532 T0900 ARMED AND UNARMED SECURITY GUARDS SERVICES FOR NJ

11-x-21295 STATEWIDE LOCATIONS T1609 ASPHALTIC CONCRETE, STD HP COLD PATCH & VOC-

13-x-22284 COMPLIANT HP COLD PATCH T0896 ASPHALTIC OIL AND AGGREGATE SURFACE TREATMENT -

13-x-22782 STATEWIDE T2888 ATTENUATORS, TRAILER MOUNTED, OPTIONAL ARROWBOARD

13-x-22745 (NJDOT) & STD MODEL TMA DISC T2908 ATTENUATORS, TRUCK MTD, 100 KM, WITH INSTALLATION, &

13-x-22911 STD MODEL TMA DISCOUNT T2581 AUCTIONEERING SERVICES: INTERNET AUCTIONS TO SELL

13-x-22727 SURPLUS PROPERTY T2939 AUDITING AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES FOR DISASTER

14-x-23110 RECOVERY (HURRICANE SANDY) T0894 AUDITING SERVICES, ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL COMMON

15-x-23739 AUDIT PROGRAM T1225 AUDITS PENSIONS, CASH MGMT., AGENCY & HEALTH BENEFIT

13-x-22693 FUNDS T2314 AUTOMATED CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT SYSTEM EXPIRED

06-x-37829 (ACSES) G2001 AUTOMATIC LICENSE PLATE READER

11-r-22173 T0084 AUTOMOTIVE GLASS AND WINDSHIELD REPAIR

16-x-24000 T0097 AUTOMOTIVE LUBRICANTS: ENGINE/GEAR OILS,GREASES,

12-x-21974 ATF, TRACTOR FLUID & HYD. OILS T2085 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS FOR HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES(CLASS 5 OR

17-x-23842 HIGHER, OVER 15,000 LB GVWR) T1187 BAGS: PLASTIC FOR BAKERY GOODS (BREAD, ETC.) FOR

15-x-23405 BAYSIDE PRISON BAKERY T1648 BAKERY COMMODITIES: BREAD BASES, DRY MIXES,

15-x-23542 SHORTENINGS & YEAST (BAYSIDE) G8060 BALLISTIC MICROSCOPE

16-r-24011 T1766 BARBER AND BEAUTICIAN SERVICES

16-x-23985 G8057 BEACH CLEANER

14-r-23548

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G8021 BOMB SUIT COMMUNICATIONS

12-r-22271 T0002 BOTTLED WATER/COOLER RENTAL

14-x-22935 T0121 BREAKAWAY U-POST SIGN SUPPORT

15-x-23415 M7006 BREAST PUMPS & ACCESSORIES

11-r-22043 G2015 BRIDGE MAINTENANCE DOT

14-r-23242 G2019 BUCKET TRUCK W/65' WH PLATFORM

15-r-23741 T2478 BUILDING MGMT- LIFE SAFETY EQUIPMENT: T2478 AED

13-x-23040 T2926 BUS, 36,000 LB. GVWR, REAR ENGINE, 47-PASS. FOR INMATE

14-x-23223 TRANSPORTATION-REBID T2950 BUSINESS LEAD DEVELOPMENT AND QUALIFICATION

15-x-23624 CONSULTING SERVICES T1778 CABLING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES; DATA CENTER

14-x-22717 MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS T1415 CALIBRATED SPREADING SERVICE - NJ DOT RE-BID FOR ALL

13-x-22748 OPEN SPREADING SECTIONS T1415 CALIBRATED SPREADING SERVICES NJ DOT REBID #2 FOR

13-x-22838 ALL OPEN SPREADING SECTIONS T0390 CAR WASH SERVICES

13-x-22927 T0390 CAR WASH SERVICES - (SUPPLEMENTAL TO 13-X-22927)

14-x-23100 T1999 CARDIAC SURGERY MEDICAL RECORDS REVIEW, DOH

15-x-23380 G2005 CARPET/FLOORING SUPPLY&INSTALL

12-r-22690 T0148 CATCH BASIN CASTINGS, INLETS & MANHOLES

14-x-22999 T2854 CENTRAL ISSUANCE OF LICENSE PLATES

13-x-22494 T2750 CERT KITS - NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE (NJSP)

15-x-23537 T2767 CERTIFIED COURT REPORTERS/CERTIFIED REAL TIME COURT

17-x-24300 REPORTERS - STATEWIDE G2006 CHILD & ADULT CARE FOOD PROG.

13-r-23001 T0270 CHILD CARE CENTER MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION

12-x-22083 SERVICES - JUSTICE CENTER

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M2002 CHILD SAFETY SEATS WSCA-NASPO COOPERATIVE CONTRACT

14-x-23312 T1054 CIGARETTE TAX DECALS/STAMPS DIVISION OF REVENUE

13-x-22527 G1219 CLASSROOM & LIBRARY FURNITURE

13-r-23083 T0025 CLOTHING AND COATS - WOMEN, GIRLS, MEN, AND BOYS

13-x-22856 (VARIOUS AGENCIES) T1506 CLOTHING CHALLENGE PROGRAM - DMAVA

15-x-23587 T2515 CLOTHING NOTIONS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

15-x-23459 T1817 COMMODITIES COUNCIL DEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES

07-x-30045 T2989 COMMUNICATIONS WIRING SERVICES

15-x-23512 G8024 COMPACT EXCAVATOR 51-1/2 BLADE

15-r-23731 T3006 COMPACT TRACK LOADER, DIESEL ENGINE, WITH OPTIONAL

16-x-24057 ATTACHMENTS T2707 COMPUTER EQUIPMENT REPAIR SERVICES

16-x-24215 T2850 CONCRETE GRAVE LINERS & GRANITE BASES - BG WILLIAM

17-x-23725 DOYLE MEMORIAL CEMETERY T0551 CONCRETE PATCH MATERIAL, QUICK SETTING

15-x-23534 T0364 CONFERENCE, BANQUET, AND HOTEL FACILITY RENTAL

17-x-24267 STATEWIDE T0515 CONSULTANT PHARMACIST SERVICES

13-x-22563 T1070 CONSULTING SERVICES: HEALTH BENEFITS

11-x-21407 T2505 CONSULTING SERVICES: TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH

13-x-22885 CONSULTING, DOT G1005 CONSULTING SVCS. NJEMS FOR DEP

13-r-22977 G2075 COPIERS, MAINT., AND SUPPLIES

16-r-24223 T2631 COSMETOLOGY AND HAIRSTYLING LICENSE EXAMINATIONS,

15-x-23596 L&PS T0372 COURIER DELIVERY SERVICE - JUDICIARY & DEPARMENT OF

13-x-22976 LABOR & WORKFORCE DEVE. T2551 CREDIT CARD PROCESSING SERVICES, STATEWIDE

08-x-39598

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G2007 CRIME SCENE MAPPING EQUIPMENT

13-r-22997 G2025 CUSHION TIRE FORKLIFTS

16-r-24119 T2931 CUSTOM FARM SERVICES FOR FIELD OPERATIONS - DEP

14-x-23383 T2961 CUSTOMIZED INSPECTION TRUCK, 19,500 LB. GVWR,

15-x-23708 CABOVER, CREW CAB WITH 14' BODY T1616 DATA ACCESS SERVICES: WEB-BASED INVESTIGATIVE AND

16-x-23923 LOCATOR DATA M7000 DATA COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT

15-r-23681 T1776 DATA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK SERVICES

14-x-23147 T2775 DATA ENTRY/VERIFICTION SERVICES DIVISION OF REVENUE

12-x-21802 T2420 DATA INTERMEDIARY SERVICES - DOH

16-x-23969 T2327 DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN SERVICES

14-x-22213 T2794 DENTAL PROGRAM DIVISION OF PENSIONS & BENEFITS

14-x-23076 T2860 DEP ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE AND MONITORING

13-x-22564 PROGRAM TERM CONTRACT T2838 DISADVANTAGE BUSINESS ENTERPRISE CERTIFICATION:

13-x-22359 NJDOT T2976 DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTERPRISE SUPPORTIVE

16-x-24045 SERVICES CONSULTANT:DOT G9000 DISASTER RECOVERY JUDICIARY

12-r-22436 T1352 DIVISION OF RISK MANAGEMENT, BROKERAGE AND

13-x-22901 ADVISORY SERVICES G0520 DORM & RESIDENTIAL FURNITURE

13-r-22728 T2454 DRUG & ALCOHOL TEST KITS

13-x-38665 T1413 DRUG SCREEN SERVICES, STATEWIDE SAMHSA CONTROLLED

16-x-24028 SUBSTANCE GUIDELINES T2787 DUMP TRUCK, 39,000 LB. GVWR C&C, 5/7 CU. YD. 10'

11-x-21999 ALUMINUM BODY & ACCESS. T2809 DUMP TRUCK, 68,000 LB. GVWR CAB/CHASSIS W/12 CU.YD.

12-x-22251 CONVEYOR BODY & ACCESSORIES T2633 EDUCATION SERVICES: PROJECT MANAGEMENT TRAINING,

15-x-23784 NJDOT

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T2419 ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (LIGHT POLES,

15-x-23711 LUMINAIRES WITH ASSOCIATED LAMPS) T0167 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES NORTH, CENTRAL

14-x-22662 AND SOUTH REGIONS T1087 ELECTRONIC BENEFITS TRANSFER FOR DHS

12-x-22252 G8049 ELECTRONIC MONITORING SERVICES

14-r-23201 T2946 ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE,REPAIR,TESTING AND INSPECTION

14-x-23305 SERVICES T2679 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS: PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGEMENT

10-x-20899 T2622 ENCLOSED TRAILERS, SINGLE AXLE/DOUBLE AXLE, UP TO

13-x-22542 7,000 LB. GVWR T2000 ENERGY CONSULTING SERVICES

14-x-23068 T2605 ENERGY TRACKING AND BILL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

15-x-23344 T3007 ENHANCED DECISION & INFORMATION SYSTEM OF NEW

15-x-23604 JERSEY (EDISON) T2466 ENHANCED DIGITAL DRIVERS LICENSE (EDDL) AND CENTRAL

09-x-20644 ISSUANCE T2213 ENTRY-LEVEL LAW ENFORCEMENT EXAMINATION NEW JERSEY

15-x-23846 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION-CSC G1010 ENVIRONMENTAL & HISTORIC PM

14-r-23232 T0983 ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING INSTRUMENTS

13-x-23020 T2879 EPROCUREMENT SYSTEM TRANSFORMATION

13-x-22620 T1786 EQUIPMENT ACQUISITION & INSTALLATION FOR MARKED

12-x-22313 AND UNMARKED POLICE VEHICLES T3030 EQUIPMENT MASTER LEASE PURCHASE FINANCING

16-x-23971 T2805 EXAMINATION SERVICES FOR STATE BOARDS

14-x-22132 T0208 FABRICATED & PREFABRICATED STRUCTURES: PORTABLE

14-x-23149 SANITATION UNITS T2580 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT SERVICES ASBURY PARK AND

13-x-22720 FREEHOLD T1276 FACILITIES MGT. SERVICES-TRENTON OFFICE COMPLEX,BANK

14-x-22557 ST.GARAGE,W.TRENTON COMPLEX T2969 FACILITY MANAGEMENT & OPERATION OF PHEAL

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T0462 FACILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES JOSEPH KOHN TRAINING

15-x-23011 CENTER T1486 FEED: FISH FOOD, TROUT GROWER PEQUEST STATE FISH

16-x-24039 HATCHERY T0640 FENCE: CHAIN LINK, ROCK FALL, WOODEN, VINYL AND

15-x-23065 ORNAMENTAL (INSTALL & REPLACE) T0170 FERTILIZER: FARM, LAWN AND GARDEN USE

16-x-23853 T0265 FINANCIAL AUDIT-AUDITOR ATTENDANCE AT LOTTERY

13-x-22496 DRAWINGS,NJ DIV OF LOTTERY T1524 FINANCIAL SERVICES: LIFE ANNUITIES, NEW JERSEY STATE

16-x-24094 LOTTERY T0331 FINANCIAL SERVICES: LINE OF CREDIT, EQUIPMENT LEASE

14-x-23190 PURCHASE FINANCING T2905 FINGERPRINT SERVICES: LIVESCAN NON-CRIMINAL VARIOUS

13-x-22879 STATE AGENCIES T0576 FIRE EXTINGUISHER MAINTENANCE STATE WIDE

12-x-20796 G8035 FIRE FIGHTING VEHICLES

13-r-22923 G8058 FIREARMS TRAINING SIMULATOR

14-r-23611 T0790 FIREFIGHTER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

12-x-22281 T2590 FISCAL AGENT FOR DIVISION OF ADDICTION SERVICES

09-x-20034 (DAS) T2409 FISCAL AGENT SERVICES REPROCUREMENT-NJ MEDICAID

01-x-31467 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM T2949 FISCAL INTERMEDIARY AND FINANCIAL CASH AND

16-x-23964 COUNSELING SERVICES: DHS T2653 FISCAL MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES:

15-x-23678 HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS T0076 FLARES, TRAFFIC

15-x-23563 T1648 FLOUR (WHITE AND WHOLE WHEAT) BAYSIDE PRISON

15-x-23664 BAKERY T1243 FOOD SERVICE FOR THE NJ NATIONAL GUARD TRAINING

12-x-22216 CENTER, SEA GIRT T0303 FOOD STORAGE FACILITIES FOR THE DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE

13-x-22528 T0741 FOODS: ENTREES, FROZEN- KOSHER OVO-LACTO

14-x-23051 VEGETARIAN T0001 FOODS: BREADS, FRESH BAKED, DELIVERY BY COUNTIES

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T0001 FOODS: BREADS, FRESH BAKED, FROZEN PREBAKED

14-x-23345 DELIVERY BY COUNTIES T1439 FOODS: COFFEE, LIQUID, CONCENTRATE - INCLUDES

16-x-23972 DISPENSING SYSTEMS T0641 FOODS: DICED CHICKEN, CHICKEN WINGS, & TURKEY

16-x-24129 BREAST- AGRIINDUSTRIES PROCESSING T1353 FOODS: FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES NORTH, CENTRAL,

16-x-24070 SOUTH & SOUTH WOODS PROCESSING T0641 FOODS: MEATS AND POULTRY, AGRI INDUSTRIES

12-x-21945 PROCESSING T1163 FOODS: PERISHABLE, POULTRY, VARIOUS - DSS

16-x-24134 T2499 FOODS: VARIOUS FOOD ITEMS, STATEWIDE

14-x-23353 T2774 FRONT END MAIL RECEIPT & PRE-PROCESSING SERVICES FOR

15-x-23323 N.J. DIVISION OF REVENUE M2022 FUEL CREDIT SERVICES STATEWIDE

15-r-23674 T2685 FUEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

13-x-20922 T0077 FUEL OIL #2 - HEATING

12-x-22269 T0415 FURNITURE - UNASSEMBLED, UNFINISHED INCLUDING

14-x-22912 COMPONENTS - DEPTCOR G2004 FURNITURE: OFFICE, LOUNGE

12-r-22677 T0081 GASES: MEDICAL, SPECIALTY AND INDUSTRIALSTATEWIDE

13-x-22769 T0083 GASOLINE, AUTOMOTIVE

12-x-22122 T2851 GENERAL INVESTMENT CONSULTING SERVICES

13-x-22534 G8055 GENERATOR RENTALS

14-r-23376 G8054 GENERATORS FOR PURCHASE

14-r-23375 T0893 GENETIC PARENTAGE TESTING SERVICE (DNA):DHS, DFD

12-x-22071 T1841 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS SERVICES TERM

12-x-22363 CONTRACT T1747 GOOD NEIGHBOR PLANTING PROGRAM FOR THE NJ

15-x-22664 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (NJDOT) T2957 GREEN ACRES PROGRAM - APPRAISAL SERVICE

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T2967 GREEN ACRES PROGRAM - TITLE SEARCHES

14-x-23328 T1374 GROUNDS MAINTENANCE SERVICES - CAPITOL AND WEST

14-x-21655 TRENTON COMPLEXES T2075 GSA/FSS REPROGRAPHICS SCHEDULE USE

13-x-34559 T0618 HALF-PINT BEVERAGE CARTONS - AGRI-INDUSTRIES

16-x-23763 T1392 HEALTH BENEFITS COORDINATOR MEDICAID MANAGED CARE

05-x-34750 PROGRAMS T2792 HEALTH CARE PROFILE SYSTEM

14-x-22016 T0537 HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING REPAIR

16-x-24043 PARTS G8015 HIGH DENSITY MOBILE FILE SYS

11-r-22191 T2983 HOMELAND SECURITY FUSION CENTER ANALYST SERVICES

15-x-23468 T2800 HOSPITAL COST REPORT AUDITS, DHS

12-x-22187 G8050 HOSPITAL INCENTIVE PROGRAM

14-r-23276 T2840 HOSTING, MAINTENANCE, SUPPORT FOR THE NJSTATEWIDE

13-x-22355 VOTER REGISTRATION SYSTEM. T0155 HOT MIX ASPHALT (HMA), PICK-UP ONLY FOR NJDOT & PICK

14-x-23009 UP/DELIVERY FOR OTHER AGENC T1307 HOT POUR CRACK FILLER, DETACKIFIER AND APPLICATION

15-x-23217 TOOLS G2010 HOUSING PROGRAM ADVISOR (DCA)

13-r-23154 T1157 HVAC COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM MAINTENANCE MAIN OFFICE

13-x-22835 COMPLEX - DOT T1372 HVAC, REFRIGERATION AND BOILER SERVICES-STATEWIDE

15-x-23228 T1683 INDEPENDENT HEALTH CARE APPEALS PROGRAM

14-x-22660 INDEPENDENT UTILIZATION REVIEW ORGANIZAT T2305 INDEPENDENT MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS AND SUPPORT-

11-x-21447 PENSIONS AND BENEFITS M0002 INDUSTRIAL/MRO SUPPLIES &EQUIP

12-r-22299 T2276 INFLUENZA VACCINE-STATEWIDE

16-x-24217 M7008 INMATE KIOSKS

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T1934 INMATE/RESIDENT TELEPHONE CONTROL SERVICE

14-x-22648 G8039 INSPECTION OF FIRE SUPRESSION

13-r-23081 T1375 INSPECTION STICKERS, INSERTS AND REGISTRATION

15-x-23025 EMBLEMS-NJMVC T2934 INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT SYSTEM (IIS) FOR DOE

13-x-22934 T2637 INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE LICENSE EXAMINATIONS AND

15-x-23487 SELECTED SERVICES DOBI G8059 INTEGRITY MONITOR SUPERTORM

15-r-23793 T2912 INTEGRITY MONITORING SERVICES

13-x-22924 T2238 INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION PLAN (IRP) OPERATIONS,

13-x-22065 MAINTENANCE AND ENHANCEMENTS T2555 INTERNET-BASED PATIENT SAFETY ADVERSE EVENT

16-x-23482 REPORTING SYSTEM - DHSS T2793 IT RESEARCH ADVISORY SERVICES

15-x-23728 G1012 IVV QA FOR RMMIS

15-r-23904 T1480 JANITORIAL SERVICES STATEWIDE

11-x-39256 T2911 KINDERGARTEN ENTRY ASSESSMENT SYSTEM, DOE

14-x-22915 T2936 LABORATORY ANALYTICAL SERVICES, NJ LABOR AND

14-x-23471 WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT T2543 LABORATORY COURIER SERVICES DEPT. OF HEALTH & EXPIRED

13-x-22516 SENIOR SERVICES T2504 LABORATORY SERVICES NEW JERSEY DEPT. OF

14-x-22984 TRANSPORTATION NJDOT T2813 LABORATORY TESTING SERVICE EQUINE DRUG TESTING

12-x-22361 T3008 LAND DEBRIS REMOVAL FOR DISASTERS

15-x-23742 G2016 LANDLORD RENTAL REPAIR PROGRAM

14-r-23291 T1136 LAWN MAINTENANCE SERVICES TRENTON CAPITOL COMPLEX

13-x-21466 AND GLEN GARDEN T2535 LEASE, CLOSED END, 5-YEAR, CLASS 7/8, TRUCK/TRACTOR,

11-x-21476 SINGLE/TANDEM W/MAINT. T1956 LED SIGNAL INDICATIONS AND WARNING DEVICES

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G0675 LOCK.HARDWR&LOCKSM SVS(CAP SVS

18-r-24554 T2981 LOCKING HARDWARE (PARTS ONLY)

15-x-23426 T2884 LOTTERY GROWTH MANAGEMENT SERVICES

13-x-22694 T0200 MAILROOM EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE VARIOUS STATE

16-x-24117 AGENCIES T0200 MAILROOM EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE VARIOUS STATE

09-x-20783 AGENCIES T2108 MAINT. & REPAIR FOR HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES (CLASS 5 OR

15-x-23440 HIGHER, OVER 15,000 LB GVWR) T2342 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR SERVICES - DMAVA WAR

16-x-23885 MEMORIALS T0172 MAINTENANCE OF AIRCRAFT PARTS AND SERVICE

15-x-23524 T2732 MAINTENANCE/REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT PORTABLE

16-x-24001 COMMERCIAL MOBILE GENERATORS T0969 MARINE CRAFT: BOAT, MOTOR, TRAILER

14-x-23348 (PARTS/REPAIRS/ACCESSORIES & PURCHASES) G2002 MEALS READY TO EAT (MRE)

12-r-22311 T2409 MEDICAID MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM MMIS

14-x-22996 T2691 MEDICAID UTILIZATION REVIEWS, DMAHS

10-x-20964 T2802 MEDICAL CONSULTANT: BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS

16-x-24243 T2609 MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS, TESTING & SERVICES

13-x-22624 M0119 MEDICAL SUPPLIES

16-r-24004 T1512 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION SERVICES FOR VARIOUS

12-x-21327 PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS T2910 MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE DMAVA & CBVI

13-x-23109 T0220 METALS: STEEL AND ALUMINUM, VARIOUS

13-x-22663 T3032 MMIS IMPLEMENTATION TEAM

14-x-23067 T2481 MMIS SHARED DATA WAREHOUSE FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF

01-x-31310 HUMAN SERVICES, DMAHS T0877 MOVING SERVICES FOR DPMC AND COOPERATIVE

16-x-23884 PURCHASING PARTICIPANTS

102 MAY 21, 2018 STATE CONTRACTS ATTACHMENT M

M0483 NASPO VALUEPOINT COMPUTER

16-r-24098 T0946 NEW JERSEY BRFS EXPIRED

13-x-21437 M0053 NEW JERSEY COST PER COPY

13-r-22832 T2872 NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY ENERGY PROJECTS

14-x-22599 LINE OF CREDIT T2655 NEW JERSEY ONE-CALL DAMAGE PREVENTION SYSTEM

16-x-23298 T2302 NEW JERSEY STATEWIDE LONGITUDINAL DATA SYSTEM - NJ

14-x-23277 SMART SEMI MAC T2112 NEXT, SECOND AND THIRD DAY DELIVERY SERVICES FOR

15-x-22894 ITEMS OVER 71 POUNDS M7007 NJ FINANCIAL DATA MATCH (FIDM)

16-r-24100 T2955 NJ FIRE FIGHTER 1 & 2 TRAINING CERTIFICATION PROGRAM-

14-x-23359 NFPA 1001, 2013 G2027 NJ MVC MOBILE AGENCY UNIT

16-r-24356 T2532 NJDEP COMBE FILL SOUTH LANDFILL OPERATIONS &

13-x-22518 MAINTENANCE TREATMENT PLANT T2435 NJDEP EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES TERM CONTRACT -

17-x-22848 STATEWIDE T2548 NJDEP GROUNDS MAINTENANCE TERM CONTRACT

13-x-22773 T2554 NJDEP LABORATORY ANALYSIS OF AIR SAMPLESCOLLECTED

14-x-23262 FROM HAZARDOUS WASTE SITES T2658 NJDEP NON-EMERGENCY REMEDIAL ACTION SERVICES TERM

14-x-22866 CONTRACT (NERAS) T2700 NJDEP OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE OF GW TREATMENT

10-x-21000 SYSTEMS TERM CONTRACT T2533 NJDEP REMEDIAL DESIGN SERVICES TERM CONTRACT

13-x-22519 T2621 NJDEP REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/DESIGN ACTION SERVICE

14-x-22834 TERM CONTRACT T2549 NJDEP SUBSURFACE REMEDIAL ACTION 520VICES TERM

12-x-22440 CONTRACT T1459 NJDOT LOGOS SIGN PROGRAM - FREEWAY & INTERSTATE

17-x-23989 HIGHWAY INTERCHANGES T3049 NJDOT SPONSORSHIP PROGRAMS

16-x-24174 G1006 NJEMS-RSP DEV. SVCS. FOR DEP

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T0366 NON-FORTIFIED NONFAT DRY MILK, LOW HEAT SPRAYED

16-x-24002 PROCESS, AGRIINDUSTRIES T2761 NON-OEM AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & ACCESSORIES FOR LIGHT

14-x-22600 DUTY VEHICLES T2769 NON-TAX DEBT COLLECTION SERVICES, DIVISION OF

12-x-22426 REVENUE T3028 OCEAN RESEARCH VESSEL

16-x-23893 T0126 OEM & NON-OEM MAINTENANCE & REPAIR SERVICES FOR

15-x-23841 LIGHT/MEDIUM DUTY VEHICLES T2760 OEM AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR LIGHT

11-x-21682 DUTY VEHICLES (T-2760) T3039 OFF-ROAD DIESEL RETROFIT DEVICE AND INSTALLATION

16-x-23898 T0052 OFFICE SUPPLIES & RECYCLED COPY PAPER STATEWIDE

15-x-23609 T3050 OFFSHORE PATROL VESSEL FOR NJDEP DIVISION OF FISH

16-x-24163 AND WILDLIFE T2993 ORAL FLUIDS AND URINE DRUG SCREENING JUDICIARY &

15-x-23545 DOH & STATEWIDE T1343 OVERHEAD/ROLLING DOORS & OPERATORS,

13-x-22603 REPAIR/REPLACE, DOT & OTHER AGENCIES T2699 OYSTER RESTORATION & ENHANCEMENT NJDEP - DIV.OF

16-x-23947 FISH & WILDLIFE M7011 PARCC OPERATIONAL ASSESSMENTS

15-r-23792 T2188 PARTS & REPAIRS FOR ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT

14-x-23107 T2187 PARTS AND REPAIRS FOR LAWN AND GROUNDS EQUIPMENT

16-x-24053 T2189 PARTS AND REPAIRS FOR SPRAYING, DUSTING AND FOGGING

16-x-23926 EQUIPMENT T1414 PATERNITY ACKNOWLEDGE PROG. FAMILY DEVLPHOSP.

12-x-20298 BASED CERT. PROG. & DATA BASE T1500 PERS ELECTION PROCESSING

16-x-23946 T0295 PEST CONTROL SERVICES NON RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES - EXPIRED

12-x-22319 STATEWIDE M1659 PHARMACEUTICALS AND VACCINES

15-r-23950 T2742 PHARMACY STATE UPPER LIMIT, DMAHS

11-x-21445 T2935 PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS & MEDICAL TESTING FOR

14-x-23167 PROFESSIONAL COMBATIVE SPORTS

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T3017 PILOT AND TECHNICIAN TRAINING FOR ROTARY AND FIXED

15-x-23699 WING AIRCRAFT T3027 PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES/ EQUIPMENT -STATEWIDE

16-x-23874 T0106 POLICE AND HOMELAND SECURITY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

13-x-22630 (SUPPLEMENTAL PROPOSAL) T0106 POLICE AND HOMELAND SECURITY EQUIPMENT AND

12-x-21817 SUPPLIES - STATEWIDE T2776 POLICE VEHICLES: SEDANS, SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES AND

15-x-23642 TRUCKS T2776 POLICE VEHICLES: SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES,1/2-TON, 4WD

15-x-23919 T2928 PORTABLE VIDEO SURVEILLANCE TRAILER & MESSAGE

14-x-23060 BOARDS, TRAILER MOUNTED T2848 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND TESTING OF EMERGENCY

12-x-22489 STANDBY GENERATORS T0764 PRINTING & MAILING SERVICES: TAXATION & VARIOUS

15-x-23875 STATE AGENCIES T2206 PRINTING: OPERATIONAL SUPPORT- PRINT AND BINDERY

17-x-24306 SVCS T1881 PRINTING: CERTIFIED COPIES OF VITAL RECORDS FORMS

14-x-23196 (DOH) T2972 PRINTING: ENVELOPES (TAXATION PRINTING AND MAILING

15-x-23352 SOLUTIONS) T1963 PRINTING: ENVELOPES; (NJMVC) NEW JERSEY MOTOR

13-x-22583 VEHICLE COMMISSION T2528 PRINTING: HOMESTEAD BENEFIT APPLICATION BOOKLET

14-x-23028 (TAXATION) T2664 PRINTING: NEWBORN SCREENING REQUEST BLOOD TEST

13-x-22922 FORMS: IEM-1 AND IEM-1A (DOH) T1430 PRINTING: NJ 1040ES TAX COUPON & VOUCHERBOOKLETS -

13-x-22715 DIVISION OF TAXATION T2836 PRINTING: PRODUCTION PRINT SERVICES (NJOIT)

16-x-22340 T1081 PRINTING: VARIOUS TAX BOOKLETS - STATE OF NEW JERSEY

13-x-22346 (DIVISION OF TAXATION) T0956 PRINTING: VEHICLE REGISTRATION FORMS BA-300 AND BA-

16-x-24133 300R (NJMVC) T2799 PROCESSING PLATFORM REPLACEMENT FOR DIVISION OF

12-x-22045 REVENUE T3009 PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES,

16-x-23938 NJ CLEAN ENERGY PROGRAM G9004 PROGRAM AND PROCESS MANAGEMENT EXPIRED

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G1011 PROGRAM MANAGER EAF CONTRACTOR

14-r-23522 T2036 PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING: MENTAL HEALTH EVALUATIONS

13-x-22692 AND RISK ASSESSMENTS T2970 PUBLIC INFORMATION VIDEO SYSTEM WITH CUSTOMER

15-x-23523 QUEUE SYSTEM- MVC G3000 PUBLICATION MEDIA

14-r-23502 T1403 PUBLISHING OF THE NEW JERSEY REGISTER AND CODE -

12-x-22244 OFFICE OF ADMIN LAW T2942 PUMP STATION/COLLECTION SYSTEM & WATER TREATMENT

14-x-23327 PLANT OPERATOR-ANCORA PSYCH T1654 PURCHASING CARD FOR THE STATE OF NJ AND ICC

13-x-22888 AGENCIES T2599 QUALITY ASSURANCE/PROJECT MANANGEMENT SERVICES

11-x-20029 FOR IT PROJECTS T2476 RABIES VACCINE, HOUSEHOLD PETS

15-x-23847 T0109 RADIO COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES

13-x-22183 T1411 REBID - RENTAL OF FRONT END LOADERS FOR THE NEW

16-x-24033 JERSEY DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION T1128 RECORD STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL (DARM)

12-x-22001 T2874 RECOVERY AUDIT CONTRACTOR MEDICAID

14-x-23071 T2858 REFRIGERATED SEMITRAILERS, 42 FT. AND 48 FT.

14-x-23330 T2714 REGIONAL INTELLIGENCE ACADEMY (RIA) GAP ANALYSIS &

13-x-22735 CURRICULUM/COURSE DEVELOPMENT T0845 REGULATED MEDICAL WASTE PICK UP AND DISPOSAL -

14-x-21988 STATEWIDE G2024 REGULATORY SVCS PORTAL DEVELOP

15-r-23933 G2012 REMOTE UNDERWATER VEHICLES

13-r-23199 T1829 REMOVAL, HANDLING AND TRANSPORT OF HUMANREMAINS

13-x-22411 REGIONAL MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE T2817 RENTAL OF A TRUCK MOUNTED SPRAY INJECTION PATCHING

12-x-22206 SYSTEM FOR NJ DOT T2046 RENTAL, DAILY/WEEKLY/MONTHLY/YEARLY,

14-x-22930 TRUCK/TRACTOR/TRAILER W/ OR W/O DRIVER T2890 RESIDENTIAL RE-ENTRY PROGRAMMING & SERVICES FOR THE

14-x-22830 STATE PAROLE BOARD

106 MAY 21, 2018 STATE CONTRACTS ATTACHMENT M

T2018 RETROREFLECTIVE FLUORESCENT ROLL-UP WARNING SIGNS

15-x-23505 T0142 ROAD & HIGHWAY BUILDING MATERIALS: CRUSHED STONE,

14-x-23008 SAND & GRAVEL T2814 ROAD WEATHER INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR NJDOT

17-x-24226 T0731 ROADSIDE MAINTENANCE HERBICIDES AND CHEMICALS -

15-x-23507 STATEWIDE T0213 ROCK SALT AND TREATED SALT FOR ROADWAYS STATEWIDE

16-x-24035 G8046 RREM PROGRAM

13-r-23151 G2018 RX DROP BOX - DCA

14-r-23573 T2250 SAFETY VESTS

14-x-23267 T2544 SAME DAY COURIER SERVICE - DHS

13-x-22688 G8044 SANDY GRANT RECOVERY PROGRAM EXPIRED

13-r-23137 G8051 SATELLITE PHONES, EQUIPMENT

14-r-23290 T2634 SCRAP METAL DISPOSAL - STATEWIDE

15-x-23520 T2777 SEA CLAM DREDGE CHARTER SERVICES NJDEP

11-x-21939 T3023 SECOND REFERRAL NON-TAX DEBT COLLECTIONSERVICES -

15-x-23677 DORES T2878 SECURITY SCREENING, MONITORS & CAMERAS, INSTALLED,

14-x-23099 FOR 15-PASSENGER VANS (REBID) S2878 SECURITY SCREENING, MONITORS & CAMERAS, INSTALLED,

14-x-23472 FOR CLASS 3 EXT. CARGO VAN G2424 SECURITY SYS MAINT & INSTALL

18-r-24504 T2560 SELF FUNDED E-GOVERNMENT APPLICATION & SERVICES

15-x-23638 T1818 SERVICES COUNCIL DEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES

99-x-30078 T0635 SEWAGE SLUDGE COLLECTION SERVICES BAYSIDE STATE

14-x-23387 PRISON T1714 SHOE COMPONENTS, INCLUDING UPPER LEATHERSTATE USE

15-x-23567 INDUSTRIES T0051 SHOES & CANVAS FOOTWEAR (MEN, WOMEN, BOYS & GIRLS)

14-x-23207

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T0136 SIGN BLANKS - ALUMINUM

14-x-23366 G8048 SIROMS - SANDY RECOVERY SYSTEM

13-r-23156 T2784 SKID STEER LOADER, WITH QUICK-DETACH. BUCKET,

11-x-21997 VARIOUS ATTACHMENTS & TRAILER T0777 SNOW PLOW AND HAULING SERVICES - NJDOT RE-BID FOR

13-x-22747 ALL OPEN SNOW SECTIONS T0085 SNOW PLOW PARTS, AND GRADER AND LOADER BLADES

15-x-23425 T0777 SNOW PLOWING & HAULING SERVICES STATEWIDE FOR THE

13-x-22591 N.J.D.O.T. T0777 SNOW PLOWING AND HAULING SERVICES NJDOT REBID #2

13-x-22837 FOR ALL OPEN SNOW SECTIONS T2924 SNOW PLOWING SERVICE STATEWIDE BY AREAS FOR THE

13-x-22992 NJDOT T1495 SNOW PLOWS, D.O.T AND AUTHORITIES

10-x-20768 T2724 SNOW REMOVAL AND SALTING SERVICES - STATEWIDE

17-x-24266 M0003 SOFTWARE LICENSE & RELATED SER

16-r-24052 T2828 SOLAR SYSTEM INSTALLATION NJ DOT

12-x-22348 T2665 SOLID WASTE COLLECTION - STATEWIDE

16-x-23994 G8045 SPECIALIZED TRAINING SERVICES

13-r-23141 T2007 SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES, FULL-SIZE, 1/2 TON, 2WD AND

15-x-23633 4WD T0118 SPORTING GOODS - STATEWIDE

16-x-24078 T1415 SPREADING SERVICES FOR DEICING CHEMICALSAND

13-x-22592 ABRASIVES T2289 STAKE TRUCK, 15,000 LB GVWR, 12 FT. BODYWITH SIGN

13-x-22633 STORAGE COMPARTMENTS & ACCESS. T1708 STATE DIRECTORY OF NEW HIRES AND NATIONAL MEDICAL

15-x-23243 SUPPORT NOTICE PORTALS T1775 STATE DISBURSEMENT UNIT CHILD SUPPORT

12-x-22297 PAYMENT/RECEIPT PROCESSING T2990 STATE FOREST INVENTORY, NJDEP

16-x-24150 T2846 STATE HEALTH BENEFITS PROGRAM & SCHOOL EMPLOYEES

13-x-22491 HEALTH BENEFITS PROGRAM PLANS

108 MAY 21, 2018 STATE CONTRACTS ATTACHMENT M

TSU01 STATE USE PRODUCTS-VARIOUS REFER CALLS CUSTOMER

97-x-24030 SVS. 633-8100 G8033 STATEWIDE EQUIP.& SPACE RENTAL

13-r-22902 T2625 STATEWIDE EVALUATION OF THE 21ST CENTURYCOMMUNITY

13-x-22867 LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM T2839 SWITCHGEAR MAINTENANCE

14-x-22245 T2686 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE / FEMA SERVICES / DEBRIS

11-x-21043 MONITORING T1316 TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT & SERVICES

11-x-21415 T2902 TELECOMMUNICATIONS EXPENSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

16-x-23864 (TEMS) HOSTED T2380 TELECOMMUNICATIONS RELAY SERVICE

15-x-23662 T1901 TELEPHONE-BASED TOBACCO CESSATION COUNSELING

13-x-22635 G2020 TELESCOPIC BOOM LIFT, 60 FT

15-r-23616 T1046 TEXTILES: FABRICS, TOWELS/WASHCLOTHS, MATTRESS &

16-x-23795 PILLOW COMPONENTS T1076 THE EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: FOOD

16-x-23872 STORAGE AND DELIVERY T1836 THIRD PARTY LIABILITY RECOVERY SERVICES DEPT. OF

17-x-23249 HUMAN SERVICES T1247 THREADS AND YARNS STATE USE INDUSTRIES

15-x-23455 T2591 TIRE REMOVAL & DISPOSAL/RECYCLING - NJDOT

16-x-24177 MAINTENANCE FACILITIES M8000 TIRES, TUBES AND SERVICES

13-r-22770 T1787 TOURISM ORIENTED DIRECTIONAL SIGNING NEW JERSEY

12-x-21272 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION T2856 TRACTOR, 52,000 LB. GVWR, 80,000 LB. GCWR

14-x-22743 G0725 TRADES EMPLOYMENT SVS (DPMC)

18-r-24531 T0183 TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES: REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR

14-x-23072 MOBILE & STATIONARY ATTENUATOR T2831 TRAFFIC MONITORING SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE AND

12-x-22262 INSTALLATION T1529 TRAFFIC SIGNALS, POLES, CONTROLS, ELECTRICAL

15-x-23605 EQUIPMENT, AND LED DEVICES

109 MAY 21, 2018 STATE CONTRACTS ATTACHMENT M

T2962 TRAILER & SKID MOUNTED BRINE APPLICATIONUNITS FOR

14-x-23295 THE NJ DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION T2864 TRAILER MOUNTED TRASH PUMP WITH 6" DIAMETER

14-x-22907 SUCTION AND DISCHARGE T2971 TRAILER MOUNTED, DIESEL POWERED, TAR RUBBERIZED

14-x-23332 ASPHALT KETTLES T2870 TRANSMISSION FACILITY MANAGEMENT FOR NJ PUBLIC

13-x-22576 BROADCASTING AUTHORITY (NJPBA) T2503 TRANSPORTATION BROKER SERVICES-DIVISION OF MEDICAL

17-x-23318 ASSISTANCE & HEALTH SERVICES T0465 TREE TRIMMING, PRUNING & REMOVAL SERVICES

12-x-22219 T1888 T1888, BOXES, CORRUGATED DOC & DSS (DSS BOXES

13-x-22739 FORMERLY ON T0047) T2984 UNCLAIMED PROPERTY RECOVERY SERVICES

16-x-23508 T1291 UNDERGARMENTS AND SLEEPWEAR, VARIOUS MENS'S AND

14-x-23091 WOMEN'S T0448 UNIFORMS - (NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE) - CLASS "A"

15-x-23592 CRUISER AND BLOUSE - REBID T0448 UNIFORMS - CLASS "A", "B" AND SECURITY OFFICER, AND

14-x-23208 SHOES CLASS "A" - NJSP T2402 UNIFORMS REGULATORY CLOTHING MOTOR VEHICLE

15-x-23495 COMMISSION T0472 UNIT DOSE PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES (T0472)

14-x-23246 G2028 USE T1186 IN NJSTART

18-r-24532 T1973 USEPA CONTRACT LABORATORY PROGRAM ANALYSIS NJDEP

14-x-23322 T2959 UTILITY TRUCK, 10,600 LB. GVWR, EXT. CABSRW, GAS

16-x-24005 POWERED, 4WD, 9' BODY & ACC. T2974 UTILITY TRUCK, 16,500 LB. GVWR C&C WITH 11 FT. BODY &

15-x-23607 ACCESSORIES T2877 UTILITY TRUCK, 29,000 LB. GVWR C&C W/11'BODY, 41' W.H.

13-x-22634 HYD. PLATFORM LIFT & ACC. T0704 VEHICLE COLLISION REPAIRS FOR NEW JERSEYDEPT. OF

12-x-21941 TREASURY AND STATE POLICE ONLY G8023 VEHICLE LIFTS AND RELATED EQUIPMENT

12-r-22322 T2171 VEHICLE TOWING AND ROADSIDE SERVICES

12-x-22504 T0099 VEHICLES, AUTOMOBILES, SEDANS/CROSSOVER

14-x-23264

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T2103 VEHICLES, CARGO VANS, CLASS 1/2/3, REGULAR/EXTENDED

15-x-23634 T2006 VEHICLES, PASSENGER VANS, 8/12/15- PASSENGER

15-x-23627 T2100 VEHICLES, TRUCKS, CLASS 2, PICKUP/ UTILITY, WITH SNOW

15-x-23639 PLOW OPTION T2101 VEHICLES, TRUCKS, CLASS 3, PICKUP/ UTILITY/DUMP, WITH

15-x-23640 SNOW PLOW OPTION T2102 VEHICLES, TRUCKS, CLASS 4, UTILITY/DUMP,WITH SNOW

15-x-23641 PLOW OPTION T1196 VENDING MACHINE EQUIPMENT FOR CBVI

16-x-24131 T0644 VENDING MACHINE PRODUCT SALES AND RELATED SERVICES

13-x-22843 - CBVI T1908 VETERANS TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM BEHAVORIAL

14-x-21839 MANAGEMENT SERVICES T1466 VIDEO TELECONFERENCING EQUIPMENT & SERVICES

11-x-21484 G8047 VIDEOCONFERENCE INFRASTRUCTURE

13-r-23153 T1297 VOICE COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK SERVICES

13-x-22465 T2867 WAREHOUSING AND EMERGENCY OPS SERVICES AND

13-x-22575 LOGISTICS T3041 WASTEWATER & WATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATORS FOR

16-x-24153 THE NJDOC T1915 WASTEWATER & WATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR -

14-x-23078 MARLBORO PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL T2709 WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR - GREYSTONE

16-x-23925 PARK PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL T2881 WATER DAMAGE RESTORATION SERVICES

14-x-23019 T0154 WATER TREATMENT & MAINTENANCE SERVICES (HEATING &

17-x-24262 COOLING) - STATEWIDE T1423 WATER TREATMENT HEATING & AC SYSTEMS - TREASURY

15-x-23675 (DPMC) T3014 WATERWAY DEBRIS ASSESSMENT AND REMOVAL FOR

15-x-23761 DISASTERS T1122 WEATHER FORECASTING SERVICES: FOR NJDOT AND NJTA

13-x-22405 T2932 WEB DESIGN SERVICES: TRAVEL & TOURISM

14-x-23070 G4004 WHEEL DUMPER

15-r-23669

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T2904 WIC SYSTEM-WEB BASED ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING

13-x-22900 SYSTEM T3026 WILDLANDS FIRE FIGHTING AIRCRAFT SERVICES

15-x-23834 T216A WIRELESS DEVICES AND SERVICES

12-x-22315 T2736 5000 GALLON UPRIGHT POLYETHYLENE STORAGE TANKS

15-x-23710

112 MAY 21, 2018 ATTTACHMENT N Infant/Toddler Development Center A Program of the Ridgewood Board of Education 865 East Glen Avenue Ridgewood, New Jersey 07450 201-445-0642 FAX 201-493-8790 [email protected]

2018 - 2019 Tuition Schedule 7:00-6:30 7:00-3:30

INFANTS (6 weeks +) TODDLERS (1 year) Five days $1,741.00 $1,567.00 Four days 1,439.00 Three days 1,092.00 Five mornings 901.00 Extra day rate 82.00

TWOS Five days 1,628.00 1,466.00 Four days 1,350.00 Three days 1,015.00 Five mornings 843.00 Extra day rate 77.00

THREES/FOURS Five days 1,515.00 1,364.00 Four days 1,261.00 Three days 942.00 Five mornings 786.00 Extra day rate 77.00

Teacher Discount – Full time - $100.00 per/mo. Part time - $50.00 per/mo. *(only applicable on tuition rates for 7:00-6:30)

(2) Sibling full time discounts on two (or more) children enrolled is $50.00 per mo./per child.

(1) Sibling part time discount on two (or more) children enrolled is $50.00 per/month.

Tuition is due on the first of the month with a grace period until the 10th. A $15.00 late fee will apply after the 10th. The Center reserves the right to make changes to tuition rates on an annual basis

Registration Deposits: A $50.00 registration fee and tuition deposit is required at the time of registration. Full time - $500.00 Part time - $300.00 THESE FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.

113 REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING MAY 21, 2018 BOARD OF EDUCATION Ridgewood, New Jersey

Monday, May 21, 2018 Education Center

ADDENDUM

VI. CONSENT ITEMS

B. ADMINISTRATION

xiv. Appointment of Board Secretary Dr. Fishbein Approval of the appointment of Alfredo Aguilar as Secretary to the Ridgewood Board of Education for the period July 1, 2018 through July 31, 2018. June 30, 2019.

xv. Approval: Appointment of Qualified Purchasing Agent Dr. Fishbein Approval of the appointment of Alfredo Aguilar as the Qualified Purchasing Agent for the Ridgewood Public Schools, effective July 1, 2018 through July 31, 2018 June 30, 2019 in accordance with N.J.A.C. 5:35-5 et. seq.

D. HUMAN RESOURCES

i. Appointments Dr. Fishbein (Appointments subject to receipt of appropriate documentation and the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) certificate, if required.)

Teacher WOHNER, John - STEAM/Technology & Innovation Teacher (tenure $58,858 track), Ridgewood High School, effective September 1, 2018 Cl. BA, St. 2 through June 21, 2019. Mr. Wohner possesses an NJDOE Provisional Certificate as a Teacher of Engineering Technology.