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Classified Human Resources PERSONNEL COMMISSION 255 W Classified Human Resources PERSONNEL COMMISSION 255 W. Stanley Avenue, Suite 100 Ventura, California 93001 T 805.641.5000 x1170 www.venturausd.org To: Dr. Roger Rice, Superintendent From: Andrea Crouch, Director, Classified Human Resources Date: October 8, 2019 Subject: Classified Personnel Changes The Personnel Commission approved the attached list at their September 24, 2019 meeting. This item is now on the consent section of the October 8, 2019 Board of Education meeting for Board approval. CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS PERSONNEL TRANSACTIONS REPORT 12/16/9810/20/99 TO PERSONNEL COMMISSION FOR APPROVAL: 9/24/2019 IT IS RECOMMENDED THE PERSONNEL COMMISSION FIND THAT THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL TRANSACTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 6 OF THE EDUCATION CODE (THE MERIT SYSTEM) AND THE PERSONNEL COMMISSION RULES AND REGULATIONS AND AUTHORIZE THE FORWARDING OF THE PERSONNEL TRANSACTIONS REPORT TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR APPROVAL. PROBATIONARY APPOINTMENTS ALANIZ, ISIDRO CUSTODIAN 9/23/19 FLORES, CIRO CUSTODIAN 9/23/19 RUBALCAVA, ELIAS CUSTODIAN 9/23/19 PROBATIONARY TO PERMANENT CHAVEZ, MIRANDA CHILD NUTRITION ASSISTANT I 8/30/19 CHEN, LIWEN INFORMATION SYSTEMS ANALYST 9/12/19 DECKER, ASHLEY FARM TO SCHOOL OPERATIONS SPECIALIST 9/6/19 FELKINS, LISA BUS DRIVER 9/7/19 HERNANDEZ, KRISTIAN LEAD TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST 8/31/19 HORNBACK, KERRY PAYROLL TECHNICIAN 8/23/19 LOPEZ, RICHARD TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST 9/5/19 MC CORMICK, KIRSTEN BEHAVIOR SUPPORT ASSISTANT 9/19/19 WOODEN, DEBORAH PARAEDUCATOR SPECIAL EDUCATION 8/31/19 LIMITED TERM, PROVISIONAL ALVAREZ, ROSALYN OFFICE ASSISTANT 8/8/19 BROWN, SARAH NOON DUTY / PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR 8/26/19 FISCALINI, JEANNIE ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST 8/12/19 GARCIA, KATHLEEN NOON DUTY / PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR 8/21/19 LINDSTROM, TIFFANY HEALTH TECHNICIAN 8/23/19 LOPEZ, ALICIA PARAEDUCATOR 8/13/19 MAGILL DILLEY, PHYLLIS ASB ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN 8/4/19 MC CORMICK, KIRSTEN PARAEDUCATOR-AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM 8/28/18 PEREZ, CARLOS WAREHOUSE WORKER/DELIVERY DRIVER 8/7/19 PETERSEN, PAMELA SENIOR OFFICE ASSISTANT 8/20/19 RUVALCABA, VERONIA PARAEDUCATOR SPECIAL EDUCATION 8/23/19 SOMERS, KAREN CAMPUS SUPERVISOR 8/29/19 VELAZQUEZ, ALEXANDRIA HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT 8/5/19 VREELAND, LAURINE HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT 8/19/19 WEDEL, ANGELA SCHOOL SUPPORT SECRETARY 8/1/19 WIGG, REBECCA PARAEDUCATOR 8/23/19 EXEMPT HELP ARCANGELO, PATRICIA ASB - TICKET TAKER-SELLER 8/14/19 VELAZQUEZ, ALEXANDRIA ASB - TICKET TAKER-SELLER 8/23/19 CHANGE OF STATUS ESPINOLA, MARIA FAMILY LIAISON 9/9/19: CHANGE IN HOURS (VOLUNTARY) -- 2.0 HRS PER DAY TO 5.00 HRS PER WEEK; SAME POSITION HARRIS, AMY NOON DUTY / PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR 8/28/18: CHANGE IN HOURS--2.5 HRS PER WEEK TO 5.00 HRS PER WEEK; SAME POSITION HESTER, ANDREW CUSTODIAN 9/23/19: LOCATION/ASSIGNMENT CHANGE—FROM JUANAMARIA & CITRUS GLEN SPLIT SHIFT TO ADULT EDUCATION; SAME TIME BASE KANE MATHIS, SYDNEY NOON DUTY / PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR 8/28/19: CHANGE IN HOURS--1.50 HRS TO 2.00 HRS; SAME POSITION LAUBACHER, NANCY NOON DUTY / PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR 8/21/19: CHANGE IN HOURS (VOLUNTARY) -- 16.75 HRS PER WEEK TO 9.25 HRS PER WEEK; SAME POSITION LEAVE OF ABSENCE BURNELL, MATTHEW GROUNDS MAINTENANCE WORKER I 9/3/19 - 9/13/19 (Parental/Bonding Leave) GALINDO, RUBEN TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS SPECIALIST 9/1/19 - 6/30/20 VESPA Contract 4.5.1 WORKING OUT OF CLASSIFICATION BARRERA, JAVIER GROUNDS MAINTENANCE WORKER I 8/1-2,5-9,12-16,19-23,26-30/19 FACILITIES SERVICES BEGUM, BUSHRA CHILD NUTRITION ASSISTANT II 8/21-23,26-30/19 FOOD & NUTRITION SERVICES BELL, YUKARI CHILD NUTRITION ASSISTANT II 8/22-23/19 FOOD & NUTRITION SERVICES BLANCHARD, LEBA EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 8/1-2/19 BUSINESS SERVICES / ESC CARRILLO, STEVEN HEAD CUSTODIAN I 8/1,12-16,19-23,26-30/19 FACILITIES SERVICES CLARK, ANNA EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 8/1-2,5-6,8-9,12-16,19-23,26-30/19 CERTIFICATED HUMAN RESOURCES / ESC CODY, ANNA CHILD NUTRITION MGR.-SECONDARY 8/29-30/19 FOOD & NUTRITION SERVICES Page 2 of 3 COOPER, DANIEL MAINTENANCE MANAGER 8/1-2,5-9,12-13,30-31/19 FACILITIES SERVICES HERNANDEZ, ALFREDO GROUNDS MAINTENANCE WORKER II 8/1-2,5-8,12-13,15-16,19-23,26-30/19 FACILITIES SERVICES JONES, JERRY LEAD BUILDING TRADES MECHANIC 8/1-2,5-9,12-13/19 FACILITIES SERVICES LASSICH, SHARI LEAD CUSTODIAN 8/5-6,9,21-23,29-30/19 FACILITIES SERVICES LIMNEOS, JAMES CUSTODIAN TRAINER 8/21-23/19 FACILITIES SERVICES LOPEZ, ALFONSO CHILD NUTRITION ASSISTANT III 8/26/19 FOOD & NUTRITION SERVICES LOWE, MARIE ASB ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN 8/8-9,12-16,19-23,26-30/19 VENTURA HIGH MC ILHANEY, JASON FACILITIES PLANNER 8/21/19 FACILITIES SERVICES MORDA, DAWN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II 8/30/19 SUNSET QUIRARTE, NANCY LEAD CUSTODIAN 8/21-23,26-30/19 FACILITIES SERVICES ROCHE, CHRISTOPHER HEAD CUSTODIAN II 8/9/19 FACILITIES SERVICES RODRIGUEZ, NOAH CARPENTER 8/5,7,9,12,26-29/19 FACILITIES SERVICES SAINT, RICHARD DIR., MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS 8/1-2/19 FACILITIES SERVICES SILVA, RAFAEL LEAD CUSTODIAN 8/6-9,12-16,19-20/19 FACILITIES SERVICES TISCARENO, JOSE HEAD CUSTODIAN II 8/6-9,12-16,20-23,26-30/19 FACILITIES SERVICES VALENCIA, SANTOS GROUNDS MAINTENANCE WORKER II 8/9/19 FACILITIES SERVICES VARGAS, JESUS METAL WORKER-WELDER 8/5,7-8,12-14/19 FACILITIES SERVICES SEPARATION FROM SERVICE BEJAR, LISETH CHILD DEVELOPMENT TEACHER 8/9/19 CANNAVALE, CARLO COMPUTER REPAIR TECHNICIAN 9/13/19 CONTRERAS, KINSEY NOON DUTY / PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR 8/30/19 DESTITO, CRISTIN EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 7/26/19 PAYNE, MARTHA NOON DUTY / PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR 8/26/19 RUBALCAVA, LIDIA BUS DRIVER 8/21/19 VALDEZ, CARLA PARAEDUCATOR 8/20/19 1 OF 2 POSITIONS Page 3 of 3 Business Services 255 W. Stanley Avenue, Suite 100 Ventura, California 93001 T 805.641.5000 x1202 www.venturausd.org 10To: Dr. Roger Rice, Superintendent From: Betsy George Assistant Superintendent, Business Services Date: October 4, 2019 Subject: October 8, 2019 BOE Meeting Attachments The attached items pertain to the following agenda items: Consent item 10 Naval Facilities Engineering & Expeditionary Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Educational Partnership Agreement Consent item 11 United States Department of Interior National Park Service, Channel Islands Task Agreement #P19AC01017 Consent item 12 Final Settlement Agreement & Release of All Claims #DT20190920 Consent item 18 Checks for September 2019 Consent item 20 Purchase Orders List (September 11, 2019 – September 24, 2019) EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT BETWEEN NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING AND EXPEDITIONARY WARFARE CENTER, PORT HUENEME AND VENTURA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT This Education Partnership, effective as of the last date signed, is by and between Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center, Port Hueneme (hereafter "NAVFAC EXWC"), located at 1000 23 rd Avenue, Port Hueneme, California, 93043, and the Ventura Unified School District, (hereafter "VUSD") with its principal office located at 255 W. Stanley Avenue, Ventura, CA 93001, each of which may be referred to as "Party" and collectively as "Parties." WHEREAS, Congress, in Public Law 101-510, enacted at 10 U.S.C. §2194, authorized the establishment of Education Partnerships between Department of Defense laboratories and educational institutions in the United States for the purpose of encouraging and enhancing study in scientific disciplines at all levels of education; and WHEREAS, under the provisions of 10 U.S.C. §2194, the Commanding Officer, NAVF AC EXWC, has been delegated authority to enter into one or more Education Partnership Agreements with Educational agencies, colleges, universities and any other nonprofit institutions dedicated to improving science, m'1,thematics and engineering education; and WHEREAS, NAVFAC EXWC, a Warfare Center command that provides specialized facilities engineering, technology solutions, and life-cycle management of expeditionary equipment for the Navy, Marine Corps, federal agencies, and other Department of Defense supported commands and possessing a broad spectrum of scientific skills, facilities, personnel, special equipment, information, and computer software wishes to establish an Education Partnership with VUSD; and WHEREAS, VUSD provides an array of educatf'onal programs in academic disciplines including Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and wishes to establish an Education Partnership with NAVF AC EXWC; and WHEREAS, the Parties wish to memorialize the mutual understanding and intentions with regard to pursuing an Education Partnership. NOW, THEREFORE, the Parties recite the following: 1. PURPOSE The purpose of this Education Partnership Agreement is to aid in the educational experience of VUSD students by providing a mechanism by which the students can benefit from the staff expertise, unique facilities and equipment related to academic disciplines in STEM. NAVFAC EXWC's contributions to this partnership will encourage student interest in STEM; may benefit the Department of Defense in terms of advance training of future employees; and may benefit the country by encouraging interest in the sciences and engineering by young people at the beginning of their career. 2. REQUIREMENTS 2.1 NAVF AC EXWC agrees to undertake the following, subject to a determination by the NA VF AC EXWC Commanding Officer that each action is authorized, appropriate and in support of this Agreement: 2.1.1. Loan NAVF AC EXWC laboratory equipment to VUSD for any purpose and duration in support of this Agreement. 2.1.2. Notwithstanding the provisions of the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 or any provision of law or regulation relating to transfers of surplus property, transfer to the institution any computer equipment, or other scientific equipment, that is: (a) commonly used by VUSD and (b) surplus to the needs of the NAVFAC EXWC. 2.1.3. Make NAVFAC EXWC personnel available to assist with training or to assist in the development of courses and materials for the institution, including but not limited to, visits, tours, demonstrations, and experiments at NAVF AC EXWC.
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