BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE SPECIAL SERVICES SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY OF THE COUNTY OF BURLINGTON ​

REGULAR MEETING

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Education of the Special Services School District and The Institute of Technology of The County of Burlington was held on Thursday evening, May 26, 2016, at the Rutgers Media Center, 2 Academy Dr., Westampton, NJ.

The meeting was called to order at 5:33 p.m. by President Robert Silcox, followed by the flag salute.

Theresa Margiotta, Board Secretary, stated that this meeting was in accordance with the Open Public Meeting Act and that this was a public meeting.

Roll Call: Theresa Margiotta, Board Secretary, called the roll: ​

Christopher Baxter Term Ex. 6/30/16 ☒Present ☐Absent Kathleen Burgess Term Ex. 6/30/16 ☒Present ☐Absent John J. Ferry Term Ex. 6/30/17 ☒Present ☐Absent Leon E. Jones, Jr. Term Ex. 6/30/17 ☐Present ☒Absent Paula E. Lee Term Ex. 6/30/18 ☒Present ☐Absent Robert C. Silcox Term Ex. 6/30/18 ☒Present ☐Absent Todd Flora Ex. County Supt ☐Present ☒Absent

Public Attendance: Adams, Cynthia; Allen Leigha; Aman, Courtney; Barbagiovanni, Joan; Bonsall, Todd; ​ Boparai, Navderp; Brand, Jim; Butler, Michele; Carter, Rashard; Compra, Trudy; Daily, Jennifer; Dodulik­Swern, Doriann; Downs, Bobbie; Evans, Judith; Ferred, Brianne; Fessenbecker, Rachel; Finn, David; Geltch, Laura; Hajzer, Shane; Hannon, Lia; Hewitt, Christine; Janowicz, Renee; Lewis, Kristin; MacDonald, Susan; Margiotta, Nicole; Mazella, Alex; McLemore, Russell; Miller, Joe; Morgan, Dawn; Mozelewski, Joe; Nagy, Christopher; Nebbia, Eleanor; Niehaus, Pat; Niehaus­Scheete, Kimberly; Pagan­Colon, Katrina; Paiano, D.; Powell, Beverly; Pursell, Mary; Richardson, Lauren; Scherer, Helen; Stevenson, Charleen; Thurman, Donna; White, Kellie; Wilcox, Sandi; Will, Barbara; Zeleer; H.

Communication & Correspondence: Nothing at this time. ​

Presentations: Dr. Todd Bonsall, Assistant Superintendent of C/I introduced: Renee Janowitz, BCIT ​ Foundation Director, who stated the foundation has donated more than $80,000 in 2015­2016. Donations consisted of Chemical Analysis Station; Virtual Spray­painting; Electronic Training Kits; Laptops/Printer; Online Vocabulary System; and Indoor/Outdoor Lift. Dr. Bonsall also mentioned the BCIT Summer Camps; NJ School Public Relations 2nd Place Award; BCIT Medford NJ Cook­off two Bronze Medals; VoTag Senior Citizen Prom.

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Dr. Christopher Nagy, Assistant Superintendent of Special Education informed the Board of the Annual Awards for the Teachers of the Year; CORE4­BCSS Lumberton Campus; Engaged in $500,000 Grant with three agencies; Deaf/HH June 4 12:30­1:30 BC Library; and Bridge School student moved up 2 Grade Levels.

Minutes: Theresa Margiotta presented Minutes of April 28, 2016 and May 9, 2016. On a motion by Kathleen ​ Burgess and seconded by Paula Lee the Board approved the Minutes.

Roll Call: Abstained Christopher Baxter Yes Kathleen Burgess Yes John Ferry Absent Todd Flora ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Absent Leon Jones Yes Paula Lee Yes Robert Silcox ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Financial Report: Theresa Margiotta, Board Secretary, presented Financial Report. ​ On a motion by Kathleen Burgess and seconded by Paula Lee the Board approved the Financial Report.

Roll Call: Yes Christopher Baxter Yes Kathleen Burgess Yes John Ferry Absent Todd Flora ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Absent Leon Jones Yes Paula Lee Yes Robert Silcox ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Public Comments ­ Superintendent Agenda Only: Nothing at this time. ​

Superintendent Agenda Dr. Manno presented and recommended approval of the report, along with the addendum. On a motion by Kathleen Burgess and seconded by Paula Lee the Board approved the report.

Roll Call: Yes Christopher Baxter Yes Kathleen Burgess Yes John Ferry Absent Todd Flora ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Absent Leon Jones Abstain: IB1 Paula Lee Yes Robert Silcox ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Public Comments: Helen Scherer, BCSSSD, presented a poster board of the BCSSSD Senior Prom. James Brand, BCSSSD, showed bags and T­shirts that were printed by BCIT Print Shop, for students who are attending the Senior Hershey Park Trip.

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Dr. Manno: During our last BoE meeting, concern was expressed regarding the issue of tax deductions from supplemental pay. This issue came to light because the union requested a reduction in the amount withheld from supplemental checks. Extra pay pursuant to the Teacher’s contract is paid by the District to employees via separate checks. Upon receipt of the request for reduced deductions, per customary and responsible practice, we consulted with our district auditor. Pursuant to the auditor, we were advised that IRS regulations require 25% to be withheld from supplemental checks for IRS income tax. A key issue is that extra pay for BCIT teachers is required by the contract to be paid in separate checks. According to the Board’s auditor, if extra pay is issued in separate checks, then it is subject to the 25% required withholding. The BCSS teacher contract does not require separate checks for supplemental pay. When supplemental pay is included in a regular paycheck, then it is subject to the employee’s W4 withholding. The method of payment, separate checks vs. inclusion in regular pay, is certainly a reasonable topic for negotiations.

Cynthia Adams, BCIT EA President: Expressed dismay with 25% tax rate and questions why activities conducted during the school day ie: extra block, stipends are not exempt from this rate. Commented on negotiation process and how it has not been moving forward as they had anticipated. Stated that documentation was not provided in a timely manner by the Board and had to cancel June’s meeting. Hopefully both parties will be able to start the process.

President Silcox: The Board of Education is governed by State and Federal statute and independent auditors are responsible to insure the district is in compliance and it is the goal of this BoE to stay and remain in compliance.

Dave Finn, BCIT EA Vice President: Request that the Board look into exploring Section B of the 25% tax.

Cortney Amen, BCIT Vice President: Voiced concern that the staff is not willing to take positions of club activities due to these new restrictions and SOP’s. States that the freshmen at Medford Campus have had no fundraising opportunities.

Leah Allen, BCIT Teacher: Questioned status of her former Enterprise Account Funds. Voiced concerns about having to find vendors in the state of New Jersey to do business with. She stated concern of not receiving responses back from her building administration regarding status of her supply orders or lack thereof.

Board Comments:

Kathy Burgess: Stated she looks forward to resolving these issues. Complemented the escort students for Read Across America. Wished everyone a wonderful Memorial Day.

Paula Lee: The prom and REad Across America were outstanding events it is great visiting the schools at the end of the year. Looking forward to the graduation activities.

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John Ferry: Thank you for voicing your concerns, enjoy your holiday. President Silcox: The BoE doesn’t take these concerns lightly, we have rules and regulations to follow, we are a County Institution and it is our obligation to insure we are incompliance with the law. Congratulations to Dr. Christopher Nagy as new Superintendent of Schools.

Adjournment Since there was no further business, President Silcox asked for a motion to adjourn. On a motion by Kathleen Burgess and second by Paula Lee the Board adjourned at 6:15 p.m. with the next Special meeting to be the on June 20, 2016, at Rutgers Media Center at 5:30 p.m.

Roll Call: Yes Christopher Baxter Yes Kathleen Burgess Yes John Ferry Absent Todd Flora ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Absent Leon Jones Yes Paula Lee Yes Robert Silcox ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Respectfully Submitted,

Theresa L. Margiotta Board Secretary/School Business Administrator

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I. PERSONNEL

Burlington County Special Services School District/Burlington County Institute of Technology ​ ​

A. Burlington County Special Services School District

1. Reappointments 2016­2017 School Year ​ ​ Certified Personnel Oswald, Eric Teacher $69,389

Teacher Assistant Personnel Armstrong, Theresa $25,492 Carlson, Wendy $33,706 Artale, Cynthia $33,714 Cavaliero, Michael $23,312 Artale, Daniel $25,652 Chandler, Teresa $30,057 Austin, Russell $27,258 Colona, John $26,627 Balderman, Margaret $24,552 Craw, Heather $20,850 Barnes, Patricia $36,206 Cronin, Sara $22,681 Bennett, Henrietta $36,206 Crosby, Deborah $27,101 Bergman, Aimee $15,721 Cummings, Brianna $21,258 Black, Linda $29,457 Cummings, Bryan $28,527 Blumenfeld, Jeremy $25,782 Cunnane, Lori $27,908 Bodden, Yolanda $30,041 Daly, Emily $24,493 Bonne­Annee, Mona $31,398 Danastasio, Mary $24,104 Boggs, Janine $24,104 Davis, Chenita $23,158 Boone, Karmen $34,956 Davis, Zaira $25,447 Boyle, Brian $24,439 Davis­Patterson, Rietta $39,687 Briggs, Donna $60,055 Demarco, Joseph $38,834 Buono, Donna $24,352 Dennis, Joan $31,284 Buono, Zachary $14,810 Dirscherl, Brittany $23,769 Cabello, Donald $43,436 Dodrill, Lisa $23,551 Cadmus, Blake $25,447 Donahue, James A $23,633 Cadmus, Danielle $26,224 Dornisch, Lisa $25,782 Caffrey, Scott $33,936 Dover, Barbara $25,685 Cann, Michelle $36,286 Downs, Dawn $17,876 Cannuli, Lisa $25,017 Duckett, Tracy $23,769 Caporale, Antoinette $26,664 Duckworth, Teresa $23,769

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Ebert, Richard $22,965 Jack, Jennifer $24,781 Edmond, Keith $30,057 Jackson, Kim $30,057 Edmonds, Phyllis $24,781 Jones, Keith $23,769 Egan, Peggy $26,224 Jones, Madison $23,312 Eischen, Lorraine $29,999 Jordan, Brenda $17,318 Elstone, Chris $30,065 Karaska, Maureen $25,447 Engard, Erin $14,882 Karr, Doris $23,312 Estanislau, Jennifer $24,101 Ketchel, Raymond $33,233 Farmer, Megan $22,681 Kiczek, Renee $31,947 Fazzie, Gregory $24,104 Knighton, Alvin $22,532 Fenimore, Amber $31,891 Knighton, Monique $28,172 Fennell, Barry $26,627 Lallo, Regina $22,965 Ferrell, Michelle $22,401 Lane, Lynn $20,134 Fish, Jane $33,714 Latimer, Suzanne $36,286 Forvour, Jaime $23,158 Lecates, Jaime $24,552 Fryar, Livi $35,606 Lecompt­Yankson, Laura $17,876 Fuelle, Shelly $36,286 Libucki, Monica $24,352 Gallo, Roni $23,769 Lightcap, Karen $23,633 Garner, Kathy $28,558 Lilley, Moriah $23,769 Garren, Scott $27,764 Loftus, Carol $20,134 Glover, Celeste Michele $32,337 Lopez, Cathrine $32,337 Grabitz, Rachelle $22,965 Lowenthal, Kahleelah $29,032 Guenther, Janeth $16,207 Lucas­Macphee, Nancy $25,685 Hagan, Georgia $34,306 Lynch, Martha $25,492 Hall, Kerry $22,965 Maldonado, Laura $24,439 Haynes, Juliette $23,769 Marcincak, Sara $23,237 Hays, Jenny $21,258 Martin, Eugenia $27,258 Hernandez, Carmen $17,318 Mayberry, Stephen $28,669 Herron, John $26,339 Mazahreh, Asmahan $23,633 Hess, Dawn $23,551 McConomy, Kaitlyn $23,312 Hoge, Jessica $23,237 Mcgrogan, Kelly $28,172 Holloway, Gary $25,447 Micucci, Veronica $35,606 Hopkins, Paul $23,769 Milas, Katherine $34,956 Hornor, Pamela $18,650 Miller, Jonathan $25,447 Jabkowski, Deborah $21,992 Miskey, Shannon $22,845

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Mitchell, Carolyn $30,041 Shuler, Alva $28,669 Mollica, Cindy $38,475 Smith, Freddie $31,229 Moore, Cynthia $25,447 Snow, Debbi $30,041 Moreland, Latoya $26,001 Stewart, Joshua $33,064 Morse, Rochelle $55,520 Stiles, Cindy $19,559 Moses, Brandee $16,763 Stoeckel, Sara $24,104 Murdy, Deanna $23,769 Streckenbein, Ryan $30,057 Murdy, Mark $25,685 Strittmatter, Megan $23,769 Nerolich, Yiwen $30,057 Thurman, Donna $35,606 Newton, Ida $31,229 Travaglione, Kristina $31,398 Niehaus, Patricia $28,669 Turner, Emily $25,447 Nixon, John $20,850 Urbshot, Margaret $23,551 Panetta­Hagan, Lenora $24,104 Verlander, James $25,782 Parker, Barbara $23,769 Voelker, Suzanne $18,433 Parker, Elizabeth $33,152 Walentukonis, Joann $16,763 Patterson, Kelli $35,606 Walker, Sherahn $20,513 Petz, Lynn $29,519 Waller, Justin $15,563 Phillips, Dorothy $29,032 Walton, Cindy $18,007 Polito, Rebecca $18,007 Watson, Michael $32,969 Potts, Deborah $24,781 Weaver, Kristine $24,104 Rambo, Erin $24,773 West, Harry $33,591 Rapp, Gloria $27,908 West, Kathleen $25,037 Ray, Sharon $30,057 Westphal, Denise $21,234 Reid, Nancy $26,862 Widhson, Linda $30,041 Ring, Beth $34,956 Wilcox, Debbie $34,306 Robinson, Marguerite $26,683 Wilcox, Sandra $18,433 Rodgers, Shaquania $14,320 Wilcox, Vanessa $24,439 Roggio, Deborah $15,098 Williams, Nicole $30,554 Rola, Beverly $17,876 Wright­Sharpe, Aquilina $22,793 Rolling, Patricia $29,174 Wyllner, Robert $23,312 Ross, Torrell $23,769 Zawadzki, Katarzyna $26,664 Ruff, Mark $23,769 Zielinski, Peter $24,439 Russo, Candace $21,801 Zito, Vivian $31,398 Savoia, Martha $24,439

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2. Resignation/Retirements: Full­Time Name Position Reason Effective

Cavallo, Lucille Teacher Retirement 07/01/16

LeCates, Roberta Teacher Assistant Retirement 07/01/16

Mancino, Nicole LDTC Resignation 06/30/16

Soto, Glenda Teacher Assistant Resignation 06/30/16

3. Employment: Hourly Name Position Hourly Rate Effective

Fertel, Holly SAC $40.12 07/01/16

4. Status Change *contingent on NJDOE Certification ​ Name From To Salary Effective

Agos, Matthew TA Elem Teacher Sp Ed BA Step 1 $53,417 09/01/16

Reilly, Jeremy* TA Social Studies Tchr Sp BA Step 1 $53,417 09/01/16 Ed

Voza, Sara TA Elem/Math Tchr Sp Ed BA Step 1 $53,417 09/01/16

Wolcott, Hrly FT Registered Nurse NCLP Step 7 $40,109 09/01/16 Barbara Status Change, Degree (Pro­rated) *executive approval ​ Name Position From To Effective

Brand, James Teacher BA Step 20 $81,173 BA+15 Step 20 $83,806 06/01/16

McLarney, Teacher MA+15 Step 22 MA+30 Step 22 09/01/15* Carol $94,589 $96,055

5. Student Teacher/Internships *Pending Receipt of Required Documents Name College Type Effective

Coyle, Amy Rowan University Field Experience 06/28/16­08/01/16

Davis, Bernadette* Stockton Speech Therapist 09/12/16­12/23/16

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Hanson, Corey * University

Gariano, Samantha* Rowan University Clinical Practice 07/01/16­07/29/16 6. Leaves *Amended **Intermittent ​ Employee Position Type Effective

Estanislau, Jennifer Teacher Assistant FMLA/NJFLA/LOA 11/23/15­06/01/16*

Karr, Doris Teacher Assistant LOA 05/26/16­06/20/16

Martin, Andrea ESU Hrly Teacher LOA 05/04/16­06/20/16

Nizio, Jennifer Occ. Therapist FMLA/NJFLA 05/11/16­06/20/16**

Walker, Sherahn Teacher Assistant FMLA/NJFLA** 03/14/16­06/20/16

7. Salary Adjustments, Unpaid Absences Name Position Rate Date

Bennett, Henrietta Teacher Assistant ­$270.77 04/15,19/16

Cavaliero, Michael Teacher Assistant ­$114.60 04/25/16

Furstein­Bush, Amy Teacher ­$388.21 04/25/16

Hornor, Pamela Teacher Assistant ­$360.16 04/05,21­22,25/16

Jeitner, Jessica Teacher ­$1,723.35 03/21­24/16 04/15,25/16

Kiczek, Renee Teacher Assistant ­$312.30 04/14,20/16

Kurtz III, Thomas Teacher ­$1,812.00 03/22, 04/04, 04/14­15,18/16

Langan, Lauren Teacher ­443.07 ½ 04/04, 04/11/16

Lightcap, Karen Teacher Assistant ­$231.58 03/22,23/16

Moses, Brandee Teacher Assistant ­$324.18 04/06, 07, 14,½ 18,19/16

Paetzold, Thera Occupational Therapist ­$346.19 04/20/16

Rodgers, Keith Maintenance ­$522.42 04/12­13/16

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Rola, Beverly Teacher Assistant ­$86.59 04/20/16

Sclarow, Kimberly Autism Consultant ­$347.73 04/12/16 8. Stipends/Extra­Curricular Pay for 2015­16 School Year *prorated ​ Name Extra­Curricular/Campus Rate

Caffrey, Scott Lead Crisis Person ­ MS (Amended from Member to Leader) $1500

Rodgers, Keith Pool Certification $422*

Stipends/Extra­Curricular Pay 2016­2017 School Year ESY Teacher/Certified Staff (as needed), *Rate as per Negotiated Agreement

Algorri, Mirella Angelini, Maria Sersen, Sandra Hinkson, Wayne Stepp, Diana (2weeks)

ESY Teacher Assistant (as needed), *Rate as per Negotiated Agreement **Extra Pay of $50 per day to work as Teacher

Agos, Matthew** Forvour, Jaime Streckenbein, Ryan** Austin, Russell Reilly, Jeremy** Voza, Sarah** Cabello, Donald Karr, Doris Watson, Michael Duckworth, Theresa Panetta­Hagan, Lenora** West, Kathleen Ebert, Richard Smith, Freddie Widhson, Linda Wyllner, Robert

Extended School Year, Capital Academy Teacher SFEA: Session 1 ­ 06/21/16­ 6/30/16 & Session 2 ­ 8/1/16­08/14/16

Angelini, Maria Davis, Michael K. Hinkson, Wayne Morris, Christopher

Extended School Year, Capital Academy Teacher Assistant SFEA: Session 1 ­ 06/21/16­ 6/30/16 & Session 2 ­ 8/1/16­08/14/16

Blumenfeld, Jeremy Knighton, Monique Moreland, Latoya Newton, Ida

ESY CST/ Related Services (as needed), *Rate as per Negotiated Agreement

Bergman, Jennifer Nizio, Kathleen (2weeks)

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ESY Hourly Staff

Bertoli, Erin, APF Fertel, Holly, SAC (10days)

ESY Cafeteria

Staff, Rita

Curriculum Writing, $35/hour

Koch­Wood, Linda, Stewart, Diana White, Leroy

Home Instruction, $36/hour

Brinson, Mary Hewitt, Christine Schouten, Simone Clark, Gwen McKinney­Dewson, Linda Stewart, Diana Davis, Michael K. Mitchell, Alexis Stewart, Michelle Dennion, James O’Brien, Deborah Webb, Cynthia Engman, Donna O’Malley, Katharine White, Leroy Furstein­Bush, Amy Paolini, Patricia Will, Barbara Gallagher, Patricia Parker, I. Dusty Yanoschak, Barbara Gorman, Peggy Ellen Rosenberg, Joyce

9. Course: Approvals: 16­17 School Year (*15­16 School Year) Name Position College Credits

Dornisch, Lisa Teacher Assistant University of Phoenix 6 (pending approval)

Mari, Kristen Secretary Wilmington University 6

Morris, Christopher Teacher Stockton University 3*, 3

O’Malley, Katharine Teacher LaSalle/RTC 3

Patterson, Kelli Teacher Assistant RCBC 3

Schouten, Simone Teacher Wilmington University 3

10. Course: Reimbursements Name Position College: Non­Credit Amount

Krisanda, Scott Custodial Foreperson Rutgers Univ Ctr for Gov’t Svcs $605

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Rodgers, Keith Maintenance Pool Operation Management $330

Vickers, Jason Maintenance Pool Operation Management $305

11. Conferences/Professional Workshops 2015­2016 **16­17 School Year

Personnel Conference Date Cost (over ​ milage)

Davies, Kristy Teaching Movement for 07/25­7/29/ $989 Communication­Accessing AAC, 16 Westminster, MD

Markley, Jill ** Advanced Microsoft Excel, Princeton 07/21/16 $149

Neeld­Flade, Katrina ACOTE, Jefferson Univ. Phila, PA 06/06/16 none

Pratt, Kimberly School Age/Adolescent Stuttering 06/16/16 $173 Webinar

Scherer, Helen Boggs Center on Developmental 05/27/16 none Disabilities, New Brunswick

Schieber, Kendra Mindfulness Techniques for Children 06/08/16 $219.99 and Teens, Cherry Hill

Staaf, Susan Eating with Ease, Cherry Hill 06/15/16 $209.99

Valsek, Adell National Autism Conference, State 08/01­04/16 $250, College meals & lodging

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B. Burlington County Institute of Technology

1. Reappointments 2016­2017 School Year: Teacher Aides ­ Salaries Pending Settlement of Negotiated Agreement ​ Name Salary

Fisicaro, Joseph $27,184 Non­Aligned (*shared)(**prorated) ​ Name Position Salary

Auleta, John* Director of Facilities **Effective 09/15­06/16 $135,029 Effective 16­17 SY $137,392

3. Resignation/Retirement: Full­Time Name Position Reason Effective

Povlosky, Joseph Custodial Foreperson Resignation 07/01/16

4. Employment: Full­Time 16­17 School Year *Salaries Pending Settlement of Negotiated Agreement ​ Name Position Salary Effective

Adams, Robert Custodian Step 2 Col A $32,413* 07/01/16

Burlage, Bridget Teacher of English Step 2 Col A $54,707* 09/01/16

Flora, Todd Director of Special Education Rank 1 X1 $150,016 07/01/16

Hagan, Michael Custodian Step 3 Col B $32,998* 07/01/16

Soto, Glenda Custodian Step 1 Col A $32,213* 07/01/16

5. Leaves *Amended ​ Employee Position Type Effective

Lloyd, Joseph Teacher FMLA 05/04/16­06/20/16

#100039 Paid Administrative Leave 05/27/16­06/30/16

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6. Salary Adjustments, Unpaid Absences Name Position Rate Date

Allen, Leigha Teacher ­$905.34 04/28/16; ½ 05/18/16; 05/19­20/16

Archer, Diana Teacher ­$2,442.00 04/14­15,26­29/16; 05/13/16

Aumendo, Gerald Custodian ­$1,358.90 04/18­22,25­29/16

Crowley, Robert Teacher ­$319.22 04/21/16

Gallagher, Michael Custodian ­$333.80 04/28­29/16

Harris, Glenn TA ­$155.67 05/06/16

McGuiness, Jacqueline Teacher ­$393.50 05/20/16

Povlosky, Joseph Cust Frprsn ­$102.31 ½ 05/12/16

Sienkiewicz, Joann Teacher ­$383.08 05/17/16

Tirado, Jocelyn TA ­$125.79 05/06/16

7. Employment, Work Study Students, $8.50 Hourly, Effective 15­16 SY

Student Department Campus

Grzelka, Dominique Tech Crew Med

Johnson, Colin Tech Crew Med

Muscavage, Dimitri Tech Crew West

8. Stipends/Extra­Curricular Pay District (2016­17 School Year) Extra­Curricular: Summer Camps $34/hr

Bouchard, Joseph Morgan, Dawn Sheehan, Anna Maria Cross, Genevieve Nikolidakis, Michael Sprague, Megan Fawcett, Thomas Ogden, Carla Turowski, Pamela Gebhart, Lauren Peel, Richard Urian, Marissa Haney, Kevin Polizzi, Nicole Wain, Robert Hannon, Lia Sbraga, Jesmary

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Westampton (2016­17 School Year) (*15­16 School Year) Name Extra­Curricular/Campus Rate

Summer Enrichment Teacher $34/hr

Callaghan, Colleen Kenney, Edward Rista, Jessica Duong­Jackson, Nancy Kling, Lois Saiia, Jessica Foster, Alexas McGuinness, Jacqueline Schott, Gregory Greeby, Rachel Morgan, Dawn Sims, Laura Hannon, Lia Nevadomski, Kerry Tarantini, Mary Harris, Keturah Purcell, Drew Williams, Natalie Holbrook, Henry

Gotta, Peter Title I Study Skills Enrich Teacher* $34/hr Medford (2016­17 School Year) (*15­16 School Year) Name Extra­Curricular Rate

Burke, Kathleen CNA Evaluator 16­17 SY $34/hr

Flanagan, June CNA Evaluator 16­17 SY $34/hr CNA Evaluator 15­16 SY*

Summer Enrichment Teacher $34/hr

Canfield, Melody Murrenburke, Holly Tisdale, Larry Greathouse, Stacey Pursell, Mary Turowski, Pamela

9. Course: Approvals 16­17 School Year Name Position College Credits

Antinaro, Jocelyn Teacher TCNJ 3

Latigona, Joseph Teacher Univ. of Cincinnati 6

Nikolidakis, Michael Teacher Shenandoah Univ. 3

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10. Reimbursements: Course Name Position College Credits Amount

Latigona, Joseph Teacher Univ. of Cincinnati 3 $1,920

Murrenburke, Quinn Head Maintenance Pool Op. Mngmnt N/A $330

Murrenburke, Quinn Head Maintenance Rutgers Ctr Gov N/A $881 Serv Facility Mgmt (4 Classes) $746 $605 $477 Mentor Fee Name Position Mentoring Program Amount

Bouchard, Heidi Assistant Principal NJ­L2L Administrator Training $2,500

11. Conferences

Personnel Conference Date Cost (over milea​ge)

Antinoro, Jocelyn 10th Annual Life Science Field 06/27­06/30/16 none Training Institute, Southampton

Breisacher, Jennifer NJ Education Innovation 05/20/16 none Brownell, Jacqueline Summit, West Long Branch Hartman, Danielle Rista, Jessica

Forline , Beverly Burl. Co. School Counselors’ 06/02/16 none McCardell, Linda Association Luncheon, Medford

Mariano, Anthony Honda Training, Mt. Laurel 08/08­12/16 $34/hr Rushen, George (Required:NATEF max 20/hrs accreditation)

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II. PROGRAMS

Burlington County Special Services School District/Burlington County Institute of Technology ​ ​

1. Policies/Regulations, (Exhibit #1) (These items are available on the website.) ​ Revised P2422 Health and Physical Education

A. Burlington County Special Services School District

1. Job Description (Exhibit #2) ​ Data Coordinator

2. Guest Speakers Speaker(s) Speaking to Students Date

Guest Speaker for Deaf Students * Bridge NBC HS TBD ​ DeVito, Rebecca Schumacher, Heidi Wallace, Charles

3. Affiliation Agreement Recommend approval of affiliation agreement with Temple University for Internship of Occupational Therapy effective May 27, 2016.

4. Youth Corps Grant Application Recommend approval to submit a youth Corps Grant application for the Lumberton Campus focus, as the lead agency in collaboration with RCBC and Burlington County Department of Human Services. The grant if awarded will commence on July 1, 2016 and may be renewed on an annual basis for two subsequent years. The grant budget may approximate a need of up to $450,000.

5. InnovateNJ Grant Request and recommendation to accept the InnovateNJ Grant funds in the amount of $75,000 for the grant period of July 1, 2016 through August 31, 2016. The purpose of the grant is to provide cross curricular instruction and 21st Century Skills to students in Title I districts with a primary focus on integrating academics with CTE programs.

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B. Burlington County Institute of Technology

1. Job Descriptions (Exhibit #3) ​ District Supervisor of Instruction ­ Humanities District Supervisor of Instruction ­ STEM Healthcare Programs Coordinator/LPN Instructor Title I District Mathematics Specialist

2. Guest Speakers Speaker(s) Speaking to Students Date

Ohio Tech Custom Painting, Airbrush Auto Collision Tech. 06/02/16 Techniques­Brenner, Ron; Banks, Tom

Sushi Rolls­Tedeschi, Vincent Culinary Arts 06/06/16

Common Dance Injuries, Performing Arts & 06/09/16 Self­Treatment/Management & Prevention Sports Medicine Strategies­Guest, Anne Marie

Project Graduation Night­ Representatives Seniors 06/20/16 of Medford Police, Fire Department & EMS

3. Approval, Carl D. Perkins Grant Secondary and Postsecondary Funding FY’17 Recommend approval to accept the Carl D. Perkins Secondary Grant Funds for $278,133 and Carl D. Perkins Postsecondary Funds for $99,137, effective 07/01/16­06/30/17.

4. Summer Camp 2016 Recommend approval of BCIT Summer Camp 2016 for students in Grades 6th through ​ th 10 ,​ throughout Burlington County from July 11, 2016 through July 29, 2016. (See ​ Brochure)

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III. STUDENT ACTIVITIES

Burlington County Special Services School District/Burlington County Institute of Technology ​ ​

1. Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying (HIB) Recommend acceptance of the monthly Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying Report of Incidents per Board of Education Policy #5512 and the NJ Anti­Bullying Bill of Rights Act. (Exhibit #4: Report is considered privileged in nature.)

A. Burlington County Special Services School District

1. Suspensions: BCAS 23 Middle School 14 Elementary 0 PASC 0 High School 4 Lumberton/CA 81

2. Activities Campus Activity Dates

ELEM American Legion Poster Winner’s Assembly 06/03/16 Edward Baldinger; Venita Jones; Michelle Miller

3. Field Trips Campus To Date Inst. S T

HS Jersey Diner, Cinnaminson 06/08/16 Salmons, L. 35 12

HS Medford Fire Station/Pop Shop 06/03/16 Stewart, M. 12 9

B. Burlington County Institute of Technology

1. Transfers, Withdrawals, Suspensions, Homebound (Exhibit #5 Report is considered ​ privileged in nature.) Medford Westampton a. Transfers in County 1 0 b. Transfers out of County 1 1 c. Dropouts 0 0 d. Transfer to West/Medford Campus 0 0 e. Suspensions 7 26 f. Homebound 4 4

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2. Field Trips (*alternate date, **executive approval) ​ Students Trip Date Personnel S C

Peanut Butter Club Freedom Park, Medford 06/06;*09 Baptiste, D.; 6 2 McCardell, L;

Culinary Arts **NJAC Cook­Off, 05/20/16 Aiken, F.; 6 3 Atlantic City Saxton, M.; Tisdale, L;

3. Activities Campus Activity Dates

M/W Athletic Memberships & Resolutions 2016­2017 SY ­Burlington County Scholastic League (BCSL) ­ NJ State Interscholastic Athletic Assc (NJSIAA) ­ NJ Technical Athletic Council (NJTAC)

W Vo­Tag Pinning Ceremony & Breakfast 06/03/16

W Final Exams­ non credit make­up testing dates 06/16­18/16

M Yearbook Signing ­ Sr/Underclassmen 4th Block 06/10,13/16

M Basketball Team Summer Training ­ Weight Room 05/30­08/19/16 & Gymnasium M, T, Th & Fridays 10a­130p

M PA Senior Night in C100 from 7p­830p 06/09/16

M Performing Arts Auditions: New Incoming Students 06/16, 18/16; 08/23/16

M Spring Musical Singing in the Rain 03/31/17, 04/7,8/17 ​

Fundraisers Fund/Campus Activity Dates

GSA/Med American Foundation for Suicide 06/04/16 Prevention­Out of the Darkness Walk

Students Against Police Unity Tour­Dunk a Cop 06/13­15/16 Bullying/Med

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4. Athletic Membership Resolutions a. Recommend approval to adopt Membership Resolution, New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association, 2016­2017 School Year. MEMBERSHIP RESOLUTION NEW JERSEY STATE INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Board of Education of School District No. 05­0610, County of Burlington, State of New Jersey, as provided in Chapter 172 Laws 1979 (N.J.S.A. 18A:11­3, et seq.) herewith enrolls Burlington County Institute of Technology ­ Westampton & Medford Campuses as members of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) to participate in the approved interschool athletic program sponsored by NJSIAA for the 2016­2017 school year.

This resolution to continue in effect or until or unless rescinded by the Board of Education and shall be included among those policies adopted annually by the Board. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:11­3 in adopting this resolution, the Board of Education adopts as its own policy and agrees to be governed by the Constitution Bylaws and Rules and Regulations of the NJSIAA.

b. Recommend approval to adopt Membership Resolution, Burlington County Sports League, 2016­2017 School Year. MEMBERSHIP RESOLUTION BURLINGTON COUNTY SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE The Board of Education of School District No. 05­0610, County of Burlington, State of New Jersey, as provided in Chapter 172 Laws 1979 herewith enrolls Burlington County Institute of Technology ­ Westampton & Medford Campuses as members of the Burlington County Scholastic League to participate in the approved interschool athletic program sponsored by the league for the 2016­2017 school year.

This resolution to continue in effect or until or unless rescinded by the Board of Education and shall be included among those policies adopted annually by the Board.

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IV. BUSINESS/FINANCIAL

Burlington County Special Services School District/Burlington County Institute of Technology ​ ​

1. Student Breakfast and Lunch Prices, 2016­2017 School Year BCSSSD Price BCIT Price

Student paid Breakfast, Elem/Middle School $1.75 Breakfast­ Regular $2.25

Student paid Breakfast, High School $1.85 Lunch ­ Tier 1 $3.25

Student paid Lunch, Elem/Middle School $2.75 Lunch ­ Tier 2 $3.75

Student paid Lunch, High School $2.85 Lunch ­ Tier 3 $4.25

Student milk price $.55 Student milk price $.55

Student juice price $.50 Student juice price $.50

2. Shared Vehicle Fleet Management contract: Recommend a resolution to accept the contract between the County of Burlington, Rowan College of Burlington County, BCSSSD/BCIT (Together referred to as “Agencies”) and Automotive Rentals, Inc for the period of 07/01/16 through 04/30/17 with four (1) one options expiring 04/30/21. The option years are at the discretion of the Agencies. All contracts are contingent on the availability and appropriation of funds.

A. Burlington County Special Services School District

1. Use of Facilities Agency/Program Building/Room ­ Campus Date(s)

NJDOE/County Off. of Ed­NCLB Training Media Center­Central 06/22/16

IEP Direct ­ Training Media Center­Central 06/23/16

2. Transfer of Funds for the 2016 Extended School Year Program It is recommended a resolution be adopted requesting the New Jersey Department of Education to Transfer funds in the amount of $3,000,000.00 for the operation of the Burlington County Special Services 2016 Extended School Year Program.

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B. Burlington County Institute of Technology

1. Use of Facilities Agency/Program Building/Room ­ Campus Date(s)

Dansations School of Aud., 2 Classrooms, Dressing Rm­Med, 06/23/16 rehearsal Dance/Spg Showcase Multiple Charges ­ Category C 06/25­26/16 shows

Annette Rogers Auditorium, Cafeteria ­ West 05/20/17 rehearsal Dance Studio/Recital Multiple Charges ­ Category C 05/21/17 show

2. Donation Donor Item Utilized

BCIT Foundation Cosmetology Training Kits­$4,110 Cosmetology PRIDE program­$6,450 PRIDE Program Robotics Club­$2,500 Robotics Club STEM Instructional Materials­$4,000 STEM Instruction

McIntyre, Jr., John White 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix Auto

Target Take Charge of Ed Program (M/W) General Acct. ​ Various Unrestricted Dollar Amounts (Adm. Approved)

3. Recommend to accept the resolution for the Medford Campus ­ Advanced Manufacturing Lab ­ NJDOE Submission: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of The Special Services School District and The Institute ​ ​ Of Technology of the County Of Burlington (the "Board"), that: WHEREAS, the Board appointed The Design Collaborative, (the "Architect") the Board's Architect of ​ Record to evaluate the Board's School Facilities and investigate potential Capital Systems Building Maintenance projects on behalf of the Board; WHEREAS, the Board had received information from the Architect concerning construction schedules, ​ project cost estimates, construction needs and appropriate submissions to the State of New Jersey, Department of Education, Divisions of Finance, Office of Facilities; and WHEREAS, the Board has hereby approved The Design Collaborative, Architects and Planners, PA to ​ submit to New Jersey Department of Education a project application and a Long Range Facilities Plan Amendment Request form, including educational approval for the Medford Campus of the Burlington County Institute of Technology, identified as State Plan No. 0610­040­16­1000, and ​ ​ WHEREAS, the scope of the work shall include renovations and alterations to the following spaces: ​ Classroom B104, Renovations necessary to create an Advanced Manufacturing Lab. This space is ​ currently occupied by the Veterinary Technology Shop. Rooms B102 and C115, the current Law and Public Safety Classroom Lab and Classroom, are to be ​ converted to house the Veterinary Technology Shop. Room C212, Renovations necessary to house the Law and Public Safety curriculum. This space, ​ previously used as a cosmetology classroom, is currently unoccupied. WHEREAS, the Board has allocated funds totaling $30,000.00 toward the aforementioned classroom ​ ​ renovations, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Business Administrator/Board Secretary is hereby authorized ​ to file certified copies of this Resolution with the Office of Burlington County Superintendent of Schools.

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V. ENTERPRISE

A. Burlington County Special Services School District: ESU ​

1. Reappointments 2016­2017 School Year ​ ​ Teacher Assistant Personnel Hill, Christina Teacher Assistant $22,919

2. Employment: Full Time (pending new hire requirements) *contingent on NJDOE Certification and License Name Position Salary Effective

Bradley, Kaitlyn* Speech Therapist MA Step 1 $57,365 09/01/16

Cruz, Andrea* Speech Therapist MA Step 1 $57,365 09/01/16

Downs, Bobbie Director of ESU $99,250 07/01/16

Status Change Name From To Salary Effective

Paul, Patricia Hourly Secretary FT Secretary Step 4 $39,476 07/01/16

3. Summer Pay for 2016­17 School Year ESU Summer Staff (as needed) *Rate as per Negotiated Agreement

CST/Related Services

Bigelow, Pennie Obermeier, Antoinette Wachter, Eileen Letcher, Kelly Robertson, Michelle

Teachers/Certified Staff

Kuehner, Katherine O’Malley, Katharine Witowski­Argentine, Judith Mahan, Blair Wajda, Catherine

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4. Evaluation Compensation Rates 2016­2017 Evaluation Compensation Type Rate

Speech Artic $195

Speech Language with Artic & Fluency $270

OT/PT $220

Sensory Profile (only) $185

OT Eval. w/Sensory Profile $250

Speech Language $250

Psychological $250

Learning $255

Social Work $210

Specialized Speech Language $300

Functional Behavior Assessment $525

5. Professional Services Agreements 2016­2017 School Year District Type

Cinnaminson Township School District Professional Services Agreement Nonpublic 192/193 Nonpublic IDEA Nonpublic Nursing

Delanco School District Professional Services Agreement

Eastern Camden Co. Reg. School District Professional Services Agreement

Edgewater Park School District Professional Services Agreement

Evesham Township School District Professional Services Agreement Nonpublic 192/193 Nonpublic IDEA Nonpublic Nursing Nonpublic Technology

Hainesport Township School District Professional Services Agreement

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Lenape Reg. High School District Professional Services Agreement Nonpublic 192/193 Nonpublic IDEA Nonpublic Nursing Nonpublic Technology Nonpublic Textbook

Lumberton Township School District Professional Services Agreement

Mansfield Township School District Professional Services Agreement

Medford Lakes School District Professional Services Agreement

NJ Office of Education (DCF) Professional Services Agreement

North Hanover Township School District Professional Services Agreement

Pace Charter School of Hamilton Professional Services Agreement

Palmyra School District Professional Services Agreement

Riverton School District Professional Services Agreement Nonpublic 192/193 Nonpublic IDEA Nonpublic Nursing Nonpublic Technology Nonpublic Textbook

Stratford Township School District Professional Services Agreement

Westampton Township School District Professional Services Agreement

A. Burlington County Alternative School (BCAS) ​

1. BCAS Mount Laurel Renovation, NJDOE Submission: Recommend a resolution for the Burlington County Architect of Record to issue plans and specifications for NJDOE submission and for solicitation of bids for renovation of the Mount Laurel property for the Burlington County Alternative School Program.

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B. Burlington County Institute of Technology: Adult Education ​

1. Employment (pending new hire requirements) Name Position Date Hourly

Burke, Kathleen CNA Instructor 07/01/16 $34

2. Guest Speakers Speaker(s) Audience Date

Union Apprenticeship for Welders ­ Garganio, Bruce Welding TBD 3. Conferences

Personnel Conference Date Cost (over mileage) ​ Melrose, Larry Honda Training, Mt. Laurel 08/08­12/16 $34/hr max 20/hrs (Required for NATEF accreditation)

4. Practical Nursing Pinning Ceremony Recommend approval to hold the Practical Nursing Pinning Ceremony on July 14, 2016 at 6:00pm, Westampton Campus Auditorium.

5. Approval, Summer Hours Recommend approval for Dr. Marlene Lazarus, Allied Health Coordinator/Instructor, ​ ​ to work 20 days at her contractual rate to assist in interviewing, summer programs, curriculum, clinical affiliation agreements, and other preparation for the 2016­17 SY.

6. Affiliation Agreement Recommend approval of affiliation contract between BCIT Adult Education Practical Nursing students and Burn Outreach Program at Crozer Chester Medical Center, Upland PA.

7. County Apprenticeship Coordinator Grant Recommend approval to apply for the County Apprenticeship Coordinator Grant continuation funding in the amount of $15,000 for FY 2016­2017.

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8. Customized Contracts for Thomas Phoenix International, Inc. Recommend approval of the following Customized Contracts for Thomas Phoenix ​ ​ International, Inc. at the rate of $75 per hour + 5% Administrative fee, supplies and materials, and textbooks for: 50 hour (10 students) Welding class hourly rate + Administrative fee $3,937.50 Supplies and Materials $1,735.50 Books $ 336.00 ​ Total $6,009.00 ($600.90/per student)

10 hour (up to 18 students) Welding class hourly rate + Administrative fee $ 787.50 Supplies and materials $ 294.00 Books $ 748.80 ​ Total $1,956.30 ($108.68/per student)

9. Approval, Partnership Consortium Recommend approval to partner with RCBC and The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development in consortium of county colleges for the training of dislocated workers to enter growing occupations. RCBC is a participant college of the consortium and welding is one of the approved training areas. RCBC’s Workforce Development Institute will recruit a cohort of at least 10 certified eligible dislocated workers to complete BCIT’s Welding I course this summer and then continue in Welding II at BCIT in the fall of 2016. The students’ tuition for the classes will be paid from the training funds to BCIT through RCBC. The proposed course schedules are as follows: Summer 2016: Welding I Fall 2016: Welding II Start Date: July 6, 2016 Start Date: September 2016 Completion Date: August 19, 2016 Course Duration: 15 weeks Course Days and Times: Course Days and Times: Monday­Thursday 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM; Monday­Friday 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM and Friday 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM

10. LPN Students to Provide HS and Community Services: Recommend approval of Proposal for senior LPN students to: ​ ​ a. Present high school students with a model of preventive health behaviors and health promotion activities to maintain healthy lifestyles. b. Provide community health screenings­including blood pressures, blood sugars, weight and body mass index (BMI) measurements and health education that influence healthy lifestyles in the community.

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11. Health Occupations Program Revisions Recommend approval of revisions (including curriculum, tuition, and/or course hours) for the following health occupations programs: Program Revision

Basic Life Support 2016 curriculum per American Heart Association; was $75, now $60 (not including textbook and CPR card fee).

Certified Cost was $500, now $450 (not including textbook); new Homemaker Home prerequisites. Health Aide (10 hrs)

Certified Cost was $1,000, now $950 (not including textbook); new Homemaker Home prerequisites. Health Aide (76 hrs)

Certified Nurse Aide Cost was $1,250, now $1,203 (not including txtb); new prereq.

Electrocardiography Cost was $1,050, now $960 (not including textbook); new prerequisites; Length was 100 hours, now 75 hours.

Medical New curriculum, replacing current Medical Assisting program. Administrative Assistant

Clinical Medical New curriculum, replacing current Medical Assisting program. Assistant

Pharmacy Cost was $2,850, now $1160 (not including textbook); new Technician prerequisites; Length was 400 hours, now 120 hours.

Phlebotomy Cost was $1,050, now $946 (not including textbook); new prerequisites; Length was 120 hours, now 75 hours.

Practical Nursing Total number of hours was 1500 hours, now 1540, to include 5 absences per student.

B. Burlington County Institute of Technology: Fire School ​

1. Employment: Hourly (pending new hire requirements) ​ Name Position Hourly Rate Bianchi, Anthony Emergency Services Instructor $15 Clancy, James Emergency Services Instructor $15

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