Alfred-Almond Central School

REGULAR BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING – August 18, 2021 – 6:00 p.m. Auditorium AGENDA

I) CALL TO ORDER

II) AGENDA CHANGES

III) BOARD PRESIDENT’S COMMENTS

IV) PUBLIC COMMENT

V) STAFF REPORT

VI) ITEMS REQUIRING BOARD ACTION A. Approval of Minutes for the Reorganization and Regular meeting July 6, 2021 Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the July 6th (Reorganization & Regular) minutes.

B. Approval of Reconciliation statements for May 2021 Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the Reconciliations for May 2021.

C. Approval of Budgetary Transfers to reallocate Monies Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the budget transfers to reallocate monies for Athletic Trainer with Maple City expenditures.

D. Approval of Warrants for July, 2021 General Fund School Lunch Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the Warrants as listed above.

E. Approval of Capital Fund Warrant for July, 2021 Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the Capital Fund Warrant for July, 2021.

F. Approval of the Resolution to Confirm Tax Rolls and Authorize the Tax Levy WHEREAS the Board of Education has been authorized by the voters at the Annual School Meeting to Raise for the current budget of 2021-22 school year a sum not to exceed $14,937,499.00. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the board fix the equalized tax rates by towns and confirm the extension of the taxes as they appear on the following described tax roll: (see attached) AND BE IT HEREBY DIRECTED THAT the tax warrant of this board, duly signed shall be affixed to the above-described tax rolls authorizing the collection of said taxes to begin September 1, 2021 and end November 1, 2021 giving the tax warrant an effective period of 62 days at the expiration of which time the tax collector shall make an accounting in writing to the board; AND IT IS FURTHER DIRECTED THAT the delinquent tax penalties shall be fixed as follows: 1st month free period, 2nd month penalty of 2 percent added. Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the above resolution. G. Approval of the Motion Concerning Tax Warrant Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the Motion Concerning Tax Warrant in the amount of $ 5,220,459.

H. Approval of the following Resolution: General Resolution for the Participating in Cooperative Bid coordinated by the Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties for Cooperative Electricity Bid WFL 2022-12 as attached. Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the resolution as listed above.

I. Approval of the Policy Statement for Free and Reduced-Price Meals or Free Milk Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the policy statement for free and reduced-price meals or free milk.

J. Approval to purchase the following textbooks to be used in the Introduction to Guitar Class: Hal Leonard, Guitar Method: Complete Edition, by Will Schmid and Greg Koch, ISBN # 978-0-634-04701-5 Superintendent’s Recommendation - That the Board of Education approve the purchase of the textbook listed above.

K. Approval for the purchase of breakfast for Superintendent’s Conference Days on September 1 and 2, 2021, January 31 and March 21, 2022 Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the purchase of breakfast for Superintendent’s Conference Days at a cost not to exceed $340/day.

L. Approval for the purchase of donuts and supplies for the First Honors Recognition Breakfast Superintendent’s Recommendation - That the Board of Education approve to purchase of donuts and supplies for the First Honors Recognition Breakfast for the first, second, and third marking period, at a cost not to exceed $460.00.

M. Approval of the Memorandum of Agreement between the Alfred-Almond Support Staff Association and the Alfred-Almond Central School District Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the Memorandum of Agreement between the Alfred-Almond Support Staff Association and the Alfred-Almond Central School District regarding Bus Driver and Bus Maintenance Mechanics incentive payment.

N. Approval of the Memorandum of Agreement between the Alfred-Almond Support Staff Association and the Alfred-Almond Central School District Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the Memorandum of Agreement between the Alfred-Almond Support Staff Association and the Alfred-Almond Central School District and Association Member Matt Getman for the purpose of clarifying certain leave benefits provided to the Employee as he continues to work in two (2) part time positions.

O. Approval to appoint an Elementary Summer School Teacher Aide – Dawn Proverse Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education appoint Dawn Proverse as an Elementary Summer School Teacher Aide effective July 6, 2021 and ending July 29, 2021 at a salary of Salary: $13.67/hour, 15 days, 4 hours/day.

P. Approval of the following Substitute Teacher – Steven Curran Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve Steven Curran as a substitute teacher for the 2021-2022 school year pending completion of the fingerprinting requirements.

Q. Approval of the following Substitute Support Staff – Virginia Sheridan, Cleaner and Food Service Helper, Michele Worth, Cleaner Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the above listed as a substitute support staff for the 2021-2022 school year pending successful completion of the fingerprinting.

R. Approval of Substitutes for Teaching, Teacher Assistants, Support Staff and Bus Drivers (regular and substitute) see attached Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve all the substitutes for teaching, support staff and bus drivers (regular and substitute) for 2021-2022 school year.

S. Approval of Early Dismissal for all Elementary Students PreK-6 on November 22 & 23, 2021 and March 17 & 18 2022 at 11:50 a.m. each day Superintendent’s Recommendation – That the Board of Education approve the early dismissal of all elementary students for parent-teacher conferences as listed above.

T. Approval to discard the attached list of sheet music, cookbooks, child care and sewing books as appropriate Superintendent’s Recommendation - That the Board of Education approve to discard the attached list of sheet music, cookbooks, childcare and sewing books appropriately.

VII) DISCUSSION

VIII) RECOGNITION

IX) INFORMATION A. Claims Audit Report – June B. Buffalo State Student Teacher Placement: September 1-December 22, 2021 Liliana Villanueva will be working 8 weeks with Hannah Burdick and 8 weeks with Lisa Woughter.

X) EXECUTIVE SESSION A. CSE/CPSE B. Personnel 1. Resignations 2. Leave of Absence 3. Elementary Teacher 4. Special Education Teacher 5. World Language Teacher 6. Food Service Helper 7. Resignation 8. Cleaner-Appointment 9. Non-coaching extra-curricular assignments for 2021-22 10. Spring Coaches 11. Level III Pool Monitors

C. Peer to Peer Discussion

XI) ANTICIPATED FURTHER BOARD ACTION AFTER EXECUTIVE SESSION A. Personnel 1. Accept Resignations 2. Accept Leave of Absence 3. Appoint Elementary Teacher 4. Appoint Special Education Teacher 5. Appoint World Language Teacher 6. Appoint Food Service Helper 7. Accept Resignation 8. Appointment Cleaner 9. Appoint Non-coaching extra-curricular assignments for 2021-22 10. Appoint Spring Coaches 11. Appoint Level III Pool Monitors

XII) ADJOURNMENT

Draft until approved Alfred-Almond Central School at the next meeting Board of Education REORGANIZATION MEETING July 6, 2021

CALL TO ORDER President Earl Pierce called the meeting to order @ 5:00 p.m

ATTENDANCE Board Members Present: Earl Pierce Gary Acker Jason Burdick Patricia Napolitano Board Members Absent: Nadine Shardlow

Also attending this meeting: Superintendent Tracie Bliven, District Clerk Joanne Demetreu, Principal Melissa Rivers, Business official Angela Rogers and two Community Members.

AGENDA CHANGES None

PUBLIC COMMENT None

TEMPORARY CLERK Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to appoint Joanne Demetreu Temporary Clerk until a permanent one is appointed later in the meeting.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

OATH OF OFFICE Newly elected Board Member Jason Burdick read and signed the Oath of Office.

ELECTION OF BOARD PRESIDENT Gary Acker nominated Earl Pierce for the position of President and Patricia Napolitano seconded the nomination. Earl Pierce was unanimously elected President of the Board of Education for the 2021-22 fiscal year.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

OATH OF OFFICE Newly elected Board of Education President read and signed the Oath of Office. ELECTION OF VICE PRESIDENT Gary Acker nominated Nadine Shardlow for the position of Vice President and the nomination was seconded by Jason Burdick. Nadine Shardlow was unanimously elected Vice President of the Board of Education for the 2021-22 school year.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

OATH OF OFFICE Newly elected Board of Education Vice President read and signed the Oath of Office.

OATH OF OFFICE Superintendent of Schools Tracie Bliven read and signed the Oath of Office.

BOARD APPOINTMENTS Gary Acker made the motion seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to approve the following appointments for the 2021-22 fiscal year: Draft until approved Alfred-Almond Central School at the next meeting Board of Education REGULAR MEETING July 6, 2021

CALL TO ORDER Board President Earl Pierce called the meeting to order at 5:45 p.m. in the Auditorium

ATTENDANCE Board Members – Earl Pierce Gary Acker Patricia Napolitano (left @ 7:08pm) Jason Burdick

Board Member Absent Nadine Shardlow

Also attending this meeting: Superintendent Tracie Bliven, District Clerk Joanne Demetreu, Principal Melissa Rivers, Business official Angela Rogers and one Community Member.

AGENDA CHANGES Addendum

BOARD PRESIDENT’S COMMENTS Board President, Mr. Pierce, stated it has been one heck of a year and hopes next year is better for all.

PUBLIC COMMENT Dr. Melissa Rivers thanked the Alumni Association for their generous $61,000 in scholarships for the Alfred-Almond students and thanked Matt Getman for donating tents and chairs, tables for prom and extra chairs for graduation.

APPROVED – Minutes Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to approve the June 9, 2021 minutes.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Treasurer’s Report Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to accept the Treasurer’s Report for May, 2021.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay Transfers Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to accept the General and School lunch transfers for May, 2021. Vote: 4 aye 0 nay Warrants Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to accept the General, School Lunch and Federal warrants for May, 2021.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay Capital Fund Warrant Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to accept the Capital Fund Warrant.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

7/6/21 – Minutes Page 2 Day Automation Contract Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to accept the awarded contracts to Day Automation for the 2020-2021 Capital Outlay Project (Lockdown Notification-Phase 2) as follows: Total Project Budget for the 2020-21 Capital Outlay Project $100,000.00 Total Recommended Contract Award $ 91,634.50 Remaining for Incidental & Contingency Costs $ 8,365.50

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Athletic Recognition Awards Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to approve the Athlete Recognition Award costs not to exceed $3,023.81.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Substitute Teacher/TA Salaries Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to approve the resolution to establish the substitute teacher and substitute teacher assistant pay for the 2021-22 school year as follows: a. Substitute teachers and substitute teacher assistants who are not certified in NYS will be paid $105 per day. b. Substitute teachers and substitute teacher assistants who are certified in NYS will be paid $110 per day. c. A substitute with a minimum of a bachelor’s degree, serving in one continuous assignment for a period of 30 or more teaching days will be paid at the rate of $115 per day for the full assignment and continue to be designated “Substitute Teacher.” d. Individuals hired for a full semester (5 months or more) in a continuous assignment will be paid at the current beginning teacher’s salary rate and will be designated “temporary teacher.”

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Pay Rates-Elections Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Jason Burdick made the motion, seconded by Gary Acker, to increase the pay rates for the Board of Elections and Election Inspectors at $15.35/hour and $14.35/hour respectively.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Resolution - Tree Removal Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to approve the BOE Resolution Regarding Summer Tree Removal: BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of the Alfred-Almond Central School District hereby approves the continued retention of Thomas Murphy, current employee of the District, to perform tree removal on District grounds on an as needed basis between July 1 – August 31, 2021. Mr. Murphy will be compensated at $45.00/hr. commensurate with prevailing wage rate for each hour actually worked in performing tree removal services at the direction of the Superintendent of Schools.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

7/6/21 – Minutes Page 3 Resolution - Tree Removal Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to approve the BOE Resolution Regarding Summer Tree Removal: BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of the Alfred-Almond Central School District hereby approve Select Tree Care Service, Aaron McGraw, for the felling of trees behind the retaining wall using specialty equipment between July 1-August 31, 2021. Mr. McGraw will be compensated $8,000.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Driver Ed Appointment Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to appoint Dave Brady as the Driver Ed Teacher at a salary of $8,400.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Redistribute Cafeteria Hours Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to redistribute the following Cafeteria hours: Karin Thayer from 4.5 hrs/day to 5.5 hrs/day Terri Weinar from 4 hrs/day to 5.5 hrs/day

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Substitute Support Staff Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to approve the following Substitute Support Staff – Bruce Blake, cleaner, Peg Porter, cleaner and Karin Thayer, cleaner for the 2021-2022 school year pending submission of fingerprinting.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

DISCUSSION

RECOGNITION A. Congratulations to the following Honor Graduates from BOCES: Emily Agnello Lucas Higby Steven Bracken Zoe Tarun Ben Brown Owen Washburn Nicole Cline Elijah SymesLatini Kevin Dunning B. Claire Volk is the recipient of the annual George Eastman Young Leaders Award. Recipients for this award are selected on the basis of strong leadership experience at school and in the community, high grades and challenging courses, and extensive involvement in extracurricular activities. This designation carries with it an application fee waiver and consideration for a merit scholarship of at least $10,000 per year. C. Maria Graziano is the recipient of the annual Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Award. Recipients for this award are selected on the basis of scholarship in the humanities or social sciences, leadership, and community service. This designation carries with it an application fee waiver and consideration for a merit scholarship of at least $10,000 per year. D. Ella Napolitano is the recipient of the annual Xerox award. Recipients for this award are selected on the basis of a strong interest in innovation and/or information technology, and a high level of achievement in this area. This award carries with it an application fee waiver and consideration for a merit scholarship of at least $10,000 per year. 7/6/21 – Minutes Page 4 E. Abigail Grove is the recipient of the annual Bausch and Lomb Science Award that is presented to the junior who has attained the highest scholastic standing in the area of science. As winner of this award, Abby is eligible to become a University of Rochester Bausch and Lomb Scholar. This designation carries with it an application fee waiver and consideration for a merit scholarship of at least $10,000 per year. F. Benjamin Carstens and Alison McMichael have been awarded the RIT Computing Medal. This is given to one male and one female student who demonstrate leadership in school and/or community activities, and show an interest and ability in the field of computing. Each student will automatically receive a Computing Medal Scholarship of $7000 per year, if they are accepted and enroll at RIT for any undergraduate program following graduation from high school. G. Jessica McMahon and Chris Mormino have been awarded the RIT Innovation and Creativity Award. This is given to one male and one female student who are leaders in their school/community and demonstrate outstanding achievement in innovation, creativity, or entrepreneurship. Each nominee will receive a $7000 per year scholarship at RIT should they enroll in the fall following graduation from high school. H. Claire Volk is the recipient of the Clarkson Leadership Award. This award is designed to annually recognize junior students who demonstrate strong leadership qualities, positively impact their high school and local community, and have a proven academic record. This award is the highest honor at Clarkson University and is worth $ 60,000 over four years. I. Ryann Donlon is the recipient of the Clarkson Achievement Award. This award recognizes academically strong juniors with leadership qualities who positively impact their school and community. This award is worth $ 48,000 over four years. J. Liam Harris, Alison McMichael, Alexandra Ormsby, Rebecca Weaver and Kiara Wisniewski are the recipients of this year’s Keuka College’s The George H. Ball Community Achievement Award. This award recognizes students based on qualities that embody the values of Keuka College, including; integrity, academic excellence, diversity, leadership, service, and social responsibility. The award is worth $40,000 ($10,000per year) over a four-year period of enrollment at Keuka College. K. Kiara Wisniewski has been awarded the Wells College 21st Century Leadership Award. This award recognizes a junior who has made outstanding contributions to her school and community. Through activities and service, the recipient has demonstrated superior integrity, trustworthiness, self-confidence and intellect. Should they enroll at Wells College they are eligible to receive $10,000 a year for four years of study at Wells College. L. Abigail Grove is the recipient of the Rensselaer Medal Scholarship. The Rensselaer scholarship is awarded to one member of the Junior Class who demonstrates potential for academic success at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, excels in advanced math, science and is involved in extracurricular activities. Each medalist who is accepted and enrolls at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will receive the medal scholarship, with a minimum value of $25,000 per year. M. Ryann Donlon, Ainsley Grigg, Isabella Lang and Ella Napolitano are the recipients of this year’s Wilkes University Colonel Emerging Leader Award. This award recognizes outstanding achievement in academics and extracurricular activities. Their demonstrated aptitude in leadership, scholarship and service has earned them this award. This award is worth $ 40,000 over a four-year period. N. Ryann Donlon is the recipient of the Student Sage Award. The award was created to recognize the characteristics of academic excellence and community involvement that have defined Sage students for nearly a century. The Student Sage Award guarantees a scholarship of $5,000 toward tuition for four years of study at Russell-Sage. O. Mia Dixon and Lucas Higby have been awarded the Triple “C” award which recognizes character, courage, and commitment. Whether excelling in academic pursuits, participating in community service, displaying leadership among their classmates, or overcoming personal challenges; they inspire and provide hope for the future. This award is sponsored by the New York State Attorney General. P. Alex Castle and Tyler Robertshaw are the recipients of the Allegany County Pomona Grange #45 Perseverance Award. This award is meant to honor graduates who have exhibited determination in his/her journey to graduation. These students have worked very hard despite some difficulties and are very deserving of this award.

7/6/21 – Minutes Page 5 INFORMATION The Board reviewed the Transportation Report for June 2021. The Board reviewed the Cafeteria Report for May 2021. The Board reviewed the Claims Auditor Report for May 2021. The Board reviewed the Library End of Year Report. EXECUTIVE SESSION Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to move to Executive Session at 6:10 p.m. to discuss:

A. Food Service Helper B. Resignations C. Maintenance Assistant D. Cleaner E. Teacher Aide F. Appointment G. District Data Coordinator (DDC) TOSA H. APPR Coordinator and Curricular Alignment TOSA I. Elementary Instructional Intervention Coach TOSA J. Secondary Instructional Intervention Coach TOSA K. Peer to Peer

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Joanne Demetreu District Clerk RECONVENED The meeting reconvened at 7:00 p.m.

FURTHER BOARD ACTION

Board Member Resignation Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to accept Board Member Patricia Napolitano’s resignation, effective July 9, 2021.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay 1 abstained

Nomination of Board Member Patricia Napolitano nominated John D’Angelo for the position of Board Member and Gary Acker seconded the nomination. John D’Angelo was unanimously nominated to replace Board Member Patricia Napolitano of the Board of Education for the 2021-22 fiscal year.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Board Member Appointment Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Patricia Napolitano made the motion, seconded by Gary Acker, to accept the appointment of John D’Angelo as a Board Member, effective July, 12, 2021, to fill Patricia Napolitano’s vacancy serving until June 30, 2022. He will read and sign the oath of office at the next BOE meeting.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Food Service Helper Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to appoint Brittany Cornell to a 7/6/21 – Minutes Page 6 10-month, 5hr/day food service helper probationary position effective 9/1/21 and ending 9/2/22. Her salary will be at a rate of $13.25 /hour in accordance with the Alfred-Almond Support Staff Association contract.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay Resignation Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to accept Dylan Penner’s letter of resignation as a Special Education Teacher, effective 8/31/21 with appreciation.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay

Resignation Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to accept Paul Gabriel’s letter of resignation as a bus driver, effective June 25, 2021 with appreciation.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay

Resignation Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Jason Burdick made the motion, seconded by Gary Acker, to accept Dan Johnson’s letter of resignation as a cleaner, effective July 1, 2021 contingent upon acceptance of the Maintenance Assistant.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay

Maintenance Assistant Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Jason Burdick made the motion, seconded by Gary Acker, to appoint Dan Johnson to a 12-month, 8hr/day Maintenance Assistant probationary position effective July 1, 2021 and ending July 2, 2021. His salary will be at a rate of $19.50 /hour in accordance with the Alfred-Almond Support Staff Association contract.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay

Cleaner Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to appoint Wendy Henry to a 12-month, 8hr/day Cleaner probationary position effective July 1, 2021 and ending July 2, 2021. Her salary will be at a rate of $13.25/hour in accordance with the Alfred-Almond Support Staff Association contract.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay

Teacher Aide Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Jason Burdick made the motion, seconded by Gary Acker, to appoint Kristin Sciotti to a 10-month, 7hr/day Teacher Aide probationary position effective September 1, 2021 and ending September 2, 2021. Her salary will be at a rate of $13.40 /hour in accordance with the Alfred-Almond Support Staff Association contract.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay

DDC TOSA Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to appoint Steve Donlon to an 11-month Teacher on Special Assignment/District Data Coordinator position, effective July 1, 2021.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay

7/6/21 – Minutes Page 7 APPR TOSA Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Jason Burdick made the motion, seconded by Gary Acker, to appoint Heidi Pfaff to an 11-month Teacher on Special Assignment/APPR position, effective July 1, 2021.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay

Elem. Instructional Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the Intervention Coach TOSA motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to appoint Casey Dusinberre to an 11- month teacher on Special Assignment/Elementary Instructional Intervention Coach position effective 7/1/21.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay

HS Instructional Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the Intervention Coach TOSA motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to appoint Todd Goho to an 11-month teacher on Special Assignment/High School Instructional Intervention Coach position effective 7/1/21.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay

ADJOURNMENT Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to adjourn at 7:24 p.m.

Vote: 3 aye 0 nay

Tracie Bliven Clerk Pro Temp 7/6/21 – Reorganization Minutes Page 2 Audit Committee Members Nadine Shardlow, Jason Burdick, Melissa Jusianiec, Dan Acton and BOE President as ex officio member Board of Election Member Elva Owlett Board of Election Member Shannon Burch Election Inspector Alinda Mulligan Election Inspector Holly Harris Extracurricular Central Treasurer Craig Mix Chief Faculty Counselor Tracie Bliven District Clerk (sign Oath of Office) Joanne Demetreu Acting District Treasurer (sign Oath of Office) Angela Rogers Deputy Treasurer (sign Oath of Office) Tracie Bliven Emergency Disaster Director Lewis Snyder Independent Auditor Buffamante Whipple Buttafaro, P.C. Internal Auditor TST BOCES Claims Auditor GST BOCES C.B.O. Claims Auditor Janet Longwell Claims Auditor/Alternate GST BOCES C.B.O. School Attorney Gattuso & Ciotoli School Physician Zahi Kassas, MD Census Taker Bryan Burdick Tax Collector Sue Stewart Records Access/Management Officer Joanne Demetreu Title IX/Section 504/ADA Compliance Officer Tracie Bliven Liaison for Homeless Children & Youth Matt McAneney LEA Asbestos Designee Lewis Snyder Medicaid Compliance Officer Angela Rogers DASA Compliance Officer Matt McAneney Data Protection Officer Todd Goho APPR-Qualified Lead Evaluators/Review Scorers Regulations 3012-C Tracie Bliven (2021-22) Melissa Rivers (2021-22) Brett Dusinberre (2021-22) Heidi Pfaff (2021-22) Stefanie Mayer (2021-22) Workers Comp Representative Angela Rogers Workers Comp Alternate Tracie Bliven

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

OFFICIAL BANK DEPOSITORY Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to authorize school district funds be deposited in either a bank or trust company located and authorized to do business in New York State.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

OFFICIAL NEWSPAPERS Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to designate the ALFRED SUN and THE EVENING TRIBUNE official school newspapers for the 2021-22 fiscal year.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay CERTIFICATION OF PAYROLL Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to authorize the Superintendent to certify the official payroll for all professional and support staff personnel for the 2021-22 fiscal year. 7/6/21 – Reorganization Minutes Page 3

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

PURCHASING AGENT Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to designate the Business Official as the official school-purchasing agent for the 2021-22 fiscal year.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay CONFERENCES, & WORKSHOPS Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to authorize the Superintendent to approve staff attendance at workshops, conferences, etc. for the 2021-22 fiscal year.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

SIGNATURE OF CHECKS Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano to approve a facsimile signature of Tracie Bliven, Angela Rogers and Nicole VanNorman to be the authorized signature to appear on checks drawn on the Alfred- Almond Central School District accounts.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

SIGNORS FOR FIVE STAR Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to approve the facsimile signature of Tracie Bliven, Angela Rogers and Nicole VanNorman as the authorized signors for Five Star tax collection account.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

BUDGET TRANSFERS Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to authorize the Superintendent and Business Official to make budget transfers during the 2021-22school year. It is understood that such authorization will include the responsibility of the Superintendent to make full disclosure of all Transfers at the next regularly scheduled Board of Education meeting.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

WORKERS’ COMP Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to approve the Agreement between the Alfred-Almond Central Schools and the GST Southern Tier Area Schools Self-Insured Workers’ Compensation Plan Municipal Cooperation effective this 1st day of July as attached.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay SCHOOL LUNCH/ FEDERAL FUND Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to authorize the appointee Tracie Bliven and the Board of Education Clerk to sign renewal and monthly reports for participation in the National School Lunch/Breakfast Programs and that the Superintendent be authorized to sign all forms relevant to Federal Funds.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay BOND AUTHORIZATION Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to authorize the Acting District Treasurer/Sr. Account Clerk, and Central Treasurer be bonded as to form in sufficiency as prescribed by the State of New York Education Law. 7/6/21 – Reorganization Minutes Page 4

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

PETTY CASH Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to approve the continuance of the petty cash funds and designate the person responsible for such funds in the following amounts: $50 Business Office $100 Cafeteria Start-up These funds will be kept in the Business Office for the 2021-22 fiscal year. It is further recommended that the Board designate the Superintendent as the person responsible for such funds through the respective secondary and elementary principals, cafeteria manager and athletic director.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

RESOLUTION for Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to DEPOSITORIES authorize that school district funds be deposited in the following depositories not to exceed the associated maximum balance: Community Bank - $12,000,000 Five Star Bank - $6,000,000 for purposes of tax collection

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

FEDERAL PROGRAMS Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to participate the Federal programs listed below for the 2021-22 fiscal year: Program Approximate Monies To Be Received 21-22 Title IA $ 196,213 Title II A $ 26,117 Title IV, Part A $ 13,030 Section 611 $ 150,066 Section 619 $ 4,790

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

COMMITTEE ON Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to approve the SPECIAL EDUCATION following people to serve as members of the Committee on Special Education for the 2021-22 school year: Mrs. Katherine Palmer CSE/CPSE Chairperson Dr. Melissa Rivers Secondary Principal Mr. Brett Dusinberre Elementary Principal Ms. Casey Barber School Psychologist (optional) Mr. Zahi Kassas, MD School Physician (A particular child’s teacher is a member.) Ms. Kristina Winters Parent Member Mrs. Melissa Jusianiec Parent Member

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

COMMITTEE ON Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to appoint the PRESCHOOL SPECIAL following individuals to serve on the CPSE for the 2021-22 school year: EDUCATION Mrs. Katherine Palmer Chairperson Mr. Benjamin Palmer Speech Therapist Jill and Justin Gregg Parent Member 7/6/21 – Reorganization Minutes Page 5 Appropriate representation from either Steuben or Allegany County (to be appointed by the County) Appropriate school personnel who participated in the evaluation.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

SUB COMMITTEE Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to appoint the following individuals listed below to serve as members on the Subcommittee on Special Education for the 2021-22 school year. Mrs. Katherine Palmer CSE/CPSE Chairperson Dr. Melissa Rivers Secondary Principal Mr. Brett Dusinberre Elementary Principal Ms. Casey Roche School Psychologist (optional) Mr. Zahi Kassas, MD School Physician One general education teacher of the student whenever the student is participating in the general education environment. One special education teacher. Such other persons having knowledge or special expertise regarding the student, including related services personnel as appropriate, as the committee or parent shall designate. The student, if appropriate.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

BORROW MONEY Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to allow the Superintendent to borrow up to $1,000,000 to cover necessary expenditures throughout the 2021-22 fiscal year.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

SURROGATE PARENTS Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to appoint the following people to act as surrogate parents for pupils with disabilities should the need occur: Mr. Jerry Jusianiec Mrs. Melissa Jusianiec

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

ADOPT POLICIES, Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Patricia Napolitano, to approve CODE of ETHICS, that all policies, code of ethics, code of conduct, regulations and procedures in CODE of CONDUCT effect in the Alfred-Almond Central District during the 2020-2021 fiscal year shall be carried over into the 2021-2022 fiscal year.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

ADJOURNMENT Gary Acker made the motion, seconded by Jason Burdick, to adjourn at 5:53 p.m.

Vote: 4 aye 0 nay

Joanne Demetreu District Clerk

ALFRED-ALMOND CSD Check Warrant Report For C - 1: Cash Disbursement-C FUND JULY For Dates 7/1/2021 - 7/31/2021

Check # Check Date Vendor ID Vendor Name PO Number Check Amount

5262 07/09/2021 69260 WEGMAN'S FOOD MARKETS INC. 160.00 5263 07/15/2021 74448 Bimbo Foods, Inc. 105.68 5264 07/15/2021 74614 Robertson Restaurant Service L 301.48 5265 07/30/2021 66687 UPSTATE FARMS COOPERATIVE, INC 229.00

Number of Transactions: 4 Warrant Total: 796.16 Vendor Portion: 796.16

Certification of Warrant To The District Treasurer: I hereby certify that I have verified the above claims, 4 in number, in the total amount of $796.16. You are hereby authorized and directed to pay to the claimants certified above the amount of each claim allowed and charge each to the proper fund.

Date Signature Title

08/11/2021 3:47 PM Page 1/1 ALFRED-ALMOND CSD Check Warrant Report For A - 1: Cash Disbursement-A FUND JULY For Dates 7/1/2021 - 7/31/2021

Check # Check Date Vendor ID Vendor Name PO Number Check Amount

49243 07/09/2021 9050 BRADLEY SUPPLY 45.90 49244 07/09/2021 68259 Capital One 68.83 49245 07/09/2021 35130 COMMUNITY BANK 99.99 49246 07/09/2021 75593 Crosby, Natalie 3,240.00 49247 07/09/2021 19633 DEMCO 111.23 49248 07/09/2021 75330 Depot Press 275.00 49249 07/09/2021 74576 MVP HEALTH CARE 220002 11,685.75 49250 07/09/2021 45250 NORTH MAIN LUMBER COMPANY 15.45 49251 07/09/2021 46655 NYSPHSAA 26.25 49252 07/09/2021 49750 PERMA-BOUND 951.01 49253 07/09/2021 63887 SIEBA LTD. 393.50 49254 07/09/2021 75409 Teachers Pay Teachers 448.57 49255 07/09/2021 75278 Time Warner Cable 97.71 49256 07/09/2021 61750 TINKERTOWN HARDWARE 251.30 49257 07/09/2021 72616 TK Elevator Corp 120.00 49258 07/09/2021 74471 Wex Bank 6.00 49259 07/13/2021 35130 COMMUNITY BANK 46,012.50 49260 07/15/2021 72081 ASBO New York 220084 470.00 49260 07/16/2021 72081 **VOID** ASBO New York 220084 -470.00 49261 07/15/2021 74443 BSN Sports LLC 263.99 49262 07/15/2021 74816 Energy Cooperative of America 2,413.06 49263 07/15/2021 75591 Free Spirit Publishing Inc 39.94 49264 07/15/2021 72866 FRONTIER 13.19 49265 07/15/2021 27665 GOPHER 467.36 49266 07/15/2021 73894 GST BOCES 17,270.70 49267 07/15/2021 74710 Hess Tire Service 1,206.40 49268 07/15/2021 35840 LAKESHORE LEARNING MATERIALS 43.44 49269 07/15/2021 75586 LandPro Equipment, LLC 188.82 49270 07/15/2021 74390 Lowe's Commercial Credit 213.53 49271 07/15/2021 75010 McGraw, Aaron M. 8,000.00 49272 07/15/2021 74700 Mobiletech Communications Corp 220039 814.00 49273 07/15/2021 73965 Municipal Solutions Inc. 695.80 49274 07/15/2021 75356 Napa Auto Parts 131.95 49275 07/15/2021 43850 NATIONAL FUEL 446.05 49276 07/15/2021 45800 NYSEG 2,187.22 49277 07/15/2021 46655 NYSPHSAA 220048 817.74 49278 07/15/2021 46695 NYSSMA 220086 525.00 49279 07/15/2021 73446 PITNEY BOWES INC 220051 135.00 49280 07/15/2021 75598 Radio Station WLEA 1480 AM 500.00 49281 07/15/2021 74614 Robertson Restaurant Service L 873.61 49282 07/15/2021 73986 Sisson's Saws and Stoves 220062 119.90 49283 07/15/2021 23200 SPECTATOR/EVENING TRIBUNE 58.18 49284 07/15/2021 75299 Superior Lubricants 220069 1,086.25 49285 07/15/2021 61750 TINKERTOWN HARDWARE 220072 25.46 49286 07/15/2021 15734 Triple Cities Acquisition LLC 824.44 49287 07/15/2021 75277 UniFirst Corporation 466.75 08/11/2021 3:48 PM Page 1/3 ALFRED-ALMOND CSD Check Warrant Report For A - 1: Cash Disbursement-A FUND JULY For Dates 7/1/2021 - 7/31/2021

Check # Check Date Vendor ID Vendor Name PO Number Check Amount

49288 07/15/2021 25690 Verizon Wireless 592.40 49289 07/23/2021 72173 Amazon Capital Services Inc. 220130 350.46 49290 07/23/2021 72081 ASBO New York 220085 470.00 49291 07/23/2021 9050 BRADLEY SUPPLY 220101 298.64 49292 07/23/2021 10546 Casella Waste Services 916.70 49293 07/23/2021 75268 Day Automations Systems, Inc. 457.20 49294 07/23/2021 72866 FRONTIER 220020 225.95 49295 07/23/2021 75246 Gattuso & Ciotoli, PLLC 2,857.50 49296 07/23/2021 74569 Jim's Equipment Repair 220027 388.98 49297 07/23/2021 75463 Learning Without Tears 253.00 49298 07/23/2021 75588 Mohawk Resources Ltd 32,047.67 49299 07/23/2021 43850 NATIONAL FUEL 23.07 49300 07/23/2021 72590 REALLY GOOD STUFF LLC 220125 281.34 49301 07/23/2021 72899 SANICO 220059 6,786.46 49302 07/23/2021 57100 SCHOOL SPECIALTY 152.24 49303 07/23/2021 73986 Sisson's Saws and Stoves 220062 141.09 49304 07/23/2021 72255 Staples Business Advantage 220123 669.16 49305 07/23/2021 75594 Tennis Court Supply 220093 404.98 49306 07/23/2021 75209 Texthelp, Inc. 220088 1,080.00 49307 07/23/2021 61750 TINKERTOWN HARDWARE 220072 43.16 49308 07/23/2021 72616 TK Elevator Corp 220073 1,080.00 49309 07/23/2021 15734 Triple Cities Acquisition LLC 220014 118.26 49310 07/23/2021 74235 Vineyard Oil & Gas Company 291.17 49311 07/30/2021 74034 ALPS Elevator Inspection Servi 220009 116.00 49312 07/30/2021 72173 Amazon Capital Services Inc. 220165 101.52 49313 07/30/2021 74443 BSN Sports LLC 220089 1,373.34 49314 07/30/2021 68259 Capital One 87.90 49315 07/30/2021 72807 EAI EDUCATION 54.95 49316 07/30/2021 74569 Jim's Equipment Repair 220027 195.22 49317 07/30/2021 74310 John W. Danforth Company 220114 1,567.25 49318 07/30/2021 75586 LandPro Equipment, LLC 220169 210.79 49319 07/30/2021 74369 Life Science Lab 1,350.00 49320 07/30/2021 75425 Matco Tools Distributor 954.90 49321 07/30/2021 74576 MVP HEALTH CARE 220002 11,685.75 49322 07/30/2021 46655 NYSPHSAA 200.50 49323 07/30/2021 49750 PERMA-BOUND 228.96 49324 07/30/2021 52379 QUILL LLC 220117 244.80 49325 07/30/2021 58100 SAANYS 220058 600.00 49326 07/30/2021 72899 SANICO 220059 491.50 49327 07/30/2021 57100 SCHOOL SPECIALTY 220156 122.83 49328 07/30/2021 75601 Sullivan, Julieanne 3,240.00 49329 07/30/2021 61750 TINKERTOWN HARDWARE 220072 77.70

08/11/2021 3:48 PM Page 2/3 ALFRED-ALMOND CSD Check Warrant Report For A - 1: Cash Disbursement-A FUND JULY For Dates 7/1/2021 - 7/31/2021

Check # Check Date Vendor ID Vendor Name PO Number Check Amount

Number of Transactions: 88 Warrant Total: 176,510.11 Vendor Portion: 176,510.11

Certification of Warrant To The District Treasurer: I hereby certify that I have verified the above claims, 88 in number, in the total amount of $176,510.11. You are hereby authorized and directed to pay to the claimants certified above the amount of each claim allowed and charge each to the proper fund.

Date Signature Title

08/11/2021 3:48 PM Page 3/3 ALFRED-ALMOND CSD Check Warrant Report For H - 1: Cash Disbursement-H FUND JULY For Dates 7/1/2021 - 7/31/2021

Check # Check Date Vendor ID Vendor Name PO Number Check Amount

10638 07/09/2021 75561 US Innovative Construction 220095 207,424.90 10639 07/15/2021 75544 Amering & Johnston 42,066.00 10640 07/15/2021 75268 Day Automations Systems, Inc. 84,860.05 10641 07/15/2021 75554 Hale Contracting, Inc 65,132.00 10642 07/15/2021 72509 HUNT 220113 4,258.70 10643 07/15/2021 74856 Landry Mechanical Contractors 9,191.25 10644 07/15/2021 75561 US Innovative Construction 234,790.60

Number of Transactions: 7 Warrant Total: 647,723.50 Vendor Portion: 647,723.50

Certification of Warrant To The District Treasurer: I hereby certify that I have verified the above claims, 7 in number, in the total amount of $647,723.50. You are hereby authorized and directed to pay to the claimants certified above the amount of each claim allowed and charge each to the proper fund.

Date Signature Title

08/11/2021 3:46 PM Page 1/1 School Tax Rate without Library 2021-2022 $5,220,459) w/o library % of True True Tax Assessed Value Equal. Rates Full Value Valuation Tax Levy/Town Assessed Tax Rate Rate ALFRED 022000 Village ($ 35,211,191.00) Town ($ 48,557,444.00) AlLFRED TOTAL ($ 83,768,635.00) 79.00 ($ 106,036,246.84) 0.43631371 ($ 2,277,757.84) $27.191058) ($ 21.480936)

ALMOND 022689 Village ($ 9,971,203.00) Town ($ 46,329,988.00) ALMOND TOTAL ($ 56,301,191.00) 84.96 ($ 66,267,880.18) 0.27267642 ($ 1,423,496.10) $25.283588) ($ 21.480936)

WARD 026800 ($ 19,486,879.00) 97.00 ($ 20,089,565.98) 0.08266374 ($ 431,542.68) $22.145295) ($ 21.480936)

WEST ALMOND 027200 ($ 14,860,242.00) 96.00 ($ 15,479,418.75) 0.06369409 ($ 332,512.40) $22.375975) ($ 21.480936)

TOTAL ALLEGANY CO. ($ 174,416,947.00) ($ 207,873,111.74) ($ 4,465,309.02)

HARTSVILLE ($ 7,011,594.00) 95.00 ($ 7,380,625.26) 0.03036950 ($ 158,542.74) $22.611512) ($ 21.480936)

HORNELLSVILLE ($ 26,914,039.00) ALMOND ($ 859,762.00) HORNELLSVILLE TOTAL ($ 27,773,801.00) 100.00 ($ 27,773,801.00) 0.11428253 ($ 596,607.24) $21.480936) ($ 21.480936)

TOTAL STEUBEN CO. ($ 34,785,395.00) ($ 35,154,426.26) ($ 755,149.98)

TOTAL ($ 209,202,342.00) ($ 243,027,538.01) 100.000000% ($ 5,220,459.00) $24.954114 ($ 21.480936) Library Tax Rate 2021-2022 $189,997)

% of True True Tax Assessed Value Equal. Rates Full Value Valuation Tax Levy/Town Assessed Tax Rate Rate ALFRED 022000 Village ($ 35,211,191.00) Town ($ 48,557,444.00) ALFRED TOTAL ($ 83,768,635.00) 79.00 ($ 106,036,246.84) 0.43631371 ($ 82,898.30) $0.989610) ($ 0.781792)

ALMOND 022689 Village ($ 9,971,203.00) Town ($ 46,329,988.00) ALMOND TOTAL ($ 56,301,191.00) 84.96 ($ 66,267,880.18) 0.27267642 ($ 51,807.70) $0.920188) ($ 0.781792)

WARD 026800 ($ 19,486,879.00) 97.00 ($ 20,089,565.98) 0.08266374 ($ 15,705.86) $0.805971) ($ 0.781792)

WEST ALMOND 027200 ($ 14,860,242.00) 96.00 ($ 15,479,418.75) 0.06369409 ($ 12,101.69) $0.814367) ($ 0.781792)

TOTAL ALLEGANY CO. ($ 174,416,947.00) ($207,873,111.74) ($ 162,513.55)

HARTSVILLE ($ 7,011,594.00) 95.00 ($ 7,380,625.26) 0.03036950 ($ 5,770.11) $0.822939) ($ 0.781792)

HORNELLSVILLE ($ 26,914,039.00) ALMOND ($ 859,762.00) HORNELLSVILLE TOTAL ($ 27,773,801.00) 100.00 ($ 27,773,801.00) 0.11428253 ($ 21,713.34) $0.781792) ($ 0.781792)

TOTAL STEUBEN CO. ($ 34,785,395.00) ($ 35,154,426.26) ($ 27,483.45)

TOTAL ($ 209,202,342.00) ($ 243,027,538.01)100.000000% ($ 189,997.00) $0.908197 ($ 0.781792)

GENERAL RESOLUTION

FOR THE PURPOSE OF

PARTICIPATING IN A COOPERATIVE BID COORDINATED BY

THE BOARD OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES OF

ONTARIO, SENECA, WAYNE AND YATES COUNTIES

FOR

Cooperative Electricity Bid WFL 2022-12

WHEREAS, The Board of Education, ______School District of New York State desires to participate in a Cooperative Bidding Program conducted by The Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties from year to year or, until this Resolution is rescinded, for the purchase of supply of electricity. And…

WHEREAS, The Board of Education, ______School District of New York State is desirous of participating with The Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties in the joint bid of the commodities and/or services mentioned below as authorized by General Municipal Law, Section 119-o… And…

WHEREAS, The Board of Education, ______School District of New York State has appointed The Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties as representative to assume the responsibility for drafting of specifications, advertising for bids, accepting and opening bids, tabulating bids, reporting the results to the Board of Education, ______School District of New York State and making recommendations thereon…

THEREFORE…

BE IT RESOLVED, That The Board of Education, ______School District of New York State and The Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties hereby accepts the appointment of The Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties to represent it in all matters related above… And…

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That The Board of Education ______School District of New York State authorizes the above-mentioned Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties to represent it in all matters regarding the entering into contract for the purchase of the below-mentioned commodities and/or services… And…

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That The Board of Education ______School District of New York State agrees to assume its equitable share of the costs incurred as a result of the cooperative bidding… And…

1 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That The ______on behalf of the Board of Education, ______School District of New York State hereby is authorized to participate in cooperative bidding conducted by The Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties for supply of electricity and if requested to furnish The Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties an estimated minimum number of units that will be purchased by The Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties. The Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates Counties is hereby authorized to award cooperative bids to the bidder deemed to be the lowest responsive and responsible meeting the bid specifications and otherwise complying with Article 5-A of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York relating to public bids and contracts.

______Date Supt. of Schools/ Designated Rep.

______School District

2 POLICY STATEMENT FOR FREE AND REDUCED PRICE MEALS OR FREE MILK

______, (Local Education Agency or governing body) responsible for administration of one or more schools referred to as the school food authority (SFA), has entered into agreement to participate in the National School Lunch Program, School Breakfast Program, and/or Special Milk Program and accepts responsibility for providing free and reduced price meals and/or free milk to eligible children in the schools under its jurisdiction.

The SFA assures the State Education Department that it will uniformly implement the following policy with respect to determining the eligibility of children for free and reduced price meals in each school building under its jurisdiction that participates in the programs mentioned above.

In fulfilling its responsibilities, the SFA agrees to the following:

A. Free Meals and (For Milk Only Schools) Free Milk

To serve meals or milk at no charge to children from families whose income is at or below the income levels for free meals and milk listed on the annual income eligibility guidelines, or to children from Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) households, Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) households, households participating in the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) that provide a case number, or households that are identified through the SNAP/MEDICAID Direct Certification Matching Process.

B. Reduced Price Meals

To serve breakfast and/or lunch and/or snacks served through the Afterschool snack program at no charge to children from families whose income is within the range of the annual income eligibility guidelines for reduced price meals.

C. Special Conditions

To serve free meals/milk to foster children in cases where the court or welfare agency is legally responsible for the child. Documentation from an appropriate State or local agency supports the foster child’s status. Foster children are categorically eligible for free meals and may be included as a member of the foster family if the foster family chooses to also apply for benefits for other children. Including children in foster care as household members can help other children in the household qualify for free or reduced price meals. If the foster family is not eligible for free or reduced price meal benefits, the foster child will still be provided free meal benefits.

To provide free or reduced price meals or free milk to children whose parents or guardians have become unemployed, provided the loss of income causes the family income during the period of unemployment to be within the eligibility criteria. These students must be approved using one of the methods noted in this eligibility guidance booklet.

D. Non-Discrimination

1. That there will be no physical segregation of, or any other discrimination against, any child because of his/her inability to pay the full price of the meal or milk. LEAs selling competitive foods during a meal service are encouraged to include in the description of how the cafeteria and meal service prevents overt identification of the children receiving free and reduced price meals or free milk. The names of children eligible to receive free or reduced price meals or free milk shall not be published, posted, or announced in any manner, and there shall be no overt identification of any such children by use of special tokens or tickets, or by any other means. Further assurance is given that children eligible for free or reduced price meals or free milk shall not be required to:

• Work for their meals or milk. • Use a separate lunchroom. • Go through a separate serving line. • Enter the lunchroom through a separate entrance. • Eat meals or drink milk at a different time. • Eat a meal different from the meal sold to children paying the full price for the same meal or drink milk different from that sold to children paying the full price.

2. That in the operation of Child Nutrition Programs, no child shall be discriminated against because of his or her race, sex, age, color, disability, national origin, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA.

E. Hearing Procedures

To establish and use a fair hearing procedure in cases of appeal by parents of the school's decision on applications and in cases where the school official challenges the accuracy of information contained in an application or of the continued eligibility of any child for a free or reduced price meal or free milk. During appeal, hearing, and disposition of the case, the child will receive free or reduced price meals or free milk.

To maintain, for a period of three years plus the current year, records of all such appeals, challenges, and dispositions.

That in initiating the hearing procedure, the parent or local school official may request a conference to provide an opportunity for the parent and school official to discuss the situation, present information, and obtain an explanation of data submitted on the application and decisions rendered. Such a conference shall not in any way prejudice or diminish the right to a fair hearing.

That the hearing procedure shall provide:

1. A simple, publicly announced method for making an oral or written request for a hearing; 2. An opportunity to be assisted or represented by an attorney or other person in presenting an appeal; 3. An opportunity to examine, prior to and during the hearing, the documents and records presented to support the decision under appeal; 4. That the hearing shall be held with reasonable promptness and convenience and that adequate notice shall be given as to the time and place of the hearing: 5. An opportunity to present oral or documentary evidence and arguments supporting the position; 6. An opportunity to question or refute any testimony or other evidence and to confront and cross-examine any adverse witnesses; 7. That the hearing shall be conducted and the decision made by a hearing official who did not participate in making the decision under appeal or in any previous conference; 8. That the decision of the hearing official, who may not be the same person as the reviewing and/or the verification official, shall be based on the oral and documentary evidence presented at the hearing and made a part of the hearing record; 9. That the parties concerned and their designated representative shall be notified in writing of the decision of the hearing official; 10. That a written record shall be prepared with respect to each hearing which shall include: the decision under appeal; any documentary evidence and a summary of any oral testimony presented at the hearing; the decision of the hearing official, including the reasons therefore and a copy of the notification to the parties concerned of the decision of the hearing official; and 11. That such written record of each hearing shall be preserved for a period of three years plus the current year and shall be available for examination by the parties concerned or their representative at any reasonable time and place during such period.

F. Reviewing Official

A reviewing official shall review and make determinations of eligibility using the criteria outlined in this policy to determine which individual children are eligible for free or reduced-price meals or free milk. The official should sign, date, and indicate the eligibility determination on each application.

G. Notice to Parents

To send at the beginning of each school year, and whenever there is an increase in eligibility, to the parent or guardian of each child, a letter such as the prototypes in Attachment VII, VIII, or IX including a form on which to make application for free or reduced price meals or free milk, and a parent disclosure letter and consent statement.

H. Applications

To advise parents to complete the application and return it to the reviewing official for eligibility determination.

To maintain applications and documentation of action taken, for three years after the end of the school year to which they pertain.

To accept applications at any time during the year and to supply applications to any parent enrolling a child in a school for the first time.

To accept the application of a child who transfers from one school to another under the jurisdiction of the SFA. Copies of the application and eligibility dates should be retained with the records of both schools. The application from the transfer student from another SFA should be reviewed to ensure that it is correctly approved.

To inform parents of eligibility determinations. Parents must be notified in writing of the reason(s) for denial of their application, notification of the right to appeal, instructions on how to appeal, and a reminder to parents that they may reapply for free and reduced price benefits at any time during the school year. Copies of denial letters to parents must be maintained for three years plus the current year.

I. Verification of Applications

Verify the eligibility of applicant households by November 15 in accordance with program regulations and annually maintain records.

J. Anonymity and Accountability

To establish a procedure to collect money from children who pay for their meals or milk which prevents overt identification, and accounts, at the point of service, for the number of free, reduced and full price meals served or the number of half-pints of free and full price milk served. The procedure(s) adopted will be used in order that no other child in the school will consciously be made aware, by such procedure, of the identity of the children receiving reduced price meals, free meals, or free milk. The LEA will develop measures to prevent disclosure of confidential free and reduced price eligibility information as required and include the steps with this policy statement.

K. Amendments to Policies

To submit to the State Education Department any alterations or amendments to the policy including eligibility criteria, applications, public announcements, etc., for approval prior to implementation. Such changes will be effective following approval by the NYSED Child Nutrition Program Administration office. Any and all changes in eligibility criteria shall be publicly announced in the same manner used at the beginning of the school year. Changes in content to any prototype documents from this guidance booklet require prior State Agency approval.

L. Records

To maintain a file of the following records for three years plus the current year after the end of the fiscal year to which they pertain:

1. All eligibility determinations obtained through the Direct Certification Matching Process (DCMP) (SNAP, Medicaid, Foster) 2. All applications and documents to support homeless, migrant, head start, etc. 3. Records of all appeals and challenges and their disposition. 4. All notifications of eligibility determinations, including denial letters. 5. Records of all verification efforts and resulting eligibility changes.

M. Public Release

At the beginning of the school year, a public release containing the same information supplied to parents and including both free and reduced price eligibility criteria should be provided to the media (local newspaper), the local unemployment office, and any major employers contemplating large layoffs in the areas from which the school draws its attendance. Documentation must be kept on file for three years plus the current year identifying where the public release was sent.

N. Special Assistance - Provision 2 and Community Eligibility Provision

Provision 2: In schools where all enrolled children, regardless of their category of eligibility, are served meals at no charge; notify parents, distribute, and certify applications for free and reduced price students once every four consecutive school years. For three years after the base year, the school is not required to count meals served by category for claiming purposes. After the base year, the building's monthly reimbursement is based on total meal counts and monthly claim statistics from the base year. Maintain accountability and record keeping requirements as mandated by program regulations for this alternate reimbursement system.

* If your school year begins in September, you must notify your Child Nutrition representative by September 1, 2021 if you intend to participate in Provision 2 for the 2021-2022 school year. If your school year begins in July, you must notify us by July 1, 2021.

Community Eligibility Provision: Schools where at least 40 percent of enrolled students have been deemed free eligible through a means other than an income application (i.e., directly certified using electronic SNAP/Medicaid, homeless, migrant, runaway, foster, and head start) using data from anytime between July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021, may participate in the Community Eligibility Provision for the 2021-2022 school year. The schools will receive reimbursement in the free and paid category based on the percentage of directly certified students as noted above times a multiplier (as written in federal regulation). For more details about participation and how to apply, please see the CEP Memo on the Child Nutrition Knowledge Center website.

O. Administrative Prerogative

In certain circumstances when households fail to apply for free or reduced price meals, the nutritional needs of students who are obviously at an economic disadvantage may be addressed by local officials.

Using administrative prerogative, local officials may complete an application for a student known to be eligible if the household had applied. This limited use option acknowledges the various reasons that a family may fail to apply for free or reduced price meals, such as lack of understanding, fear of authority, alien status, substance abuse, etc.

To exercise this option properly, an application must be completed on behalf of the student, based on the best family size and income information available. The source of this information must be noted on the application. Documented prior efforts must be made by the SFA to obtain a completed application from the parent or guardian.

The names of all household members, a social security number, or an adult signature need not be secured. Instead, the name of the student, household size, estimated family income including source, and the administrator's signature must be provided. The household must be notified of the student's approval status for free or reduced price meals. These applications should be excluded from the verification process.

This option must be used judiciously and only after repeated efforts to obtain applications from families have been unsuccessful. It is to be used on an individual basis and must not be used to provide eligibility determinations for large numbers of students. It also may not be used when family income is above the eligibility guidelines, even though the children are coming to school without a meal or money. Family economic status must remain the criterion for administratively making the decision to provide the student access to free or reduced price meals.

P. Meal Eligibility for Homeless/Migrant/Runaway Children

Children who are categorically eligible under Other Source Categorically Eligible Programs should contact the school for assistance in receiving benefits and indicate the source of their status on the application.

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has acknowledged that the number of homeless, migrant and runaway children has risen considerably in the last few years, that parents/guardians who are homeless or migrant often fail to return a free meal application, and these children are often not included in the direct certification process. While administrators can exercise the administrative prerogative option for determining program eligibility, this process is only intended to be exercised on a case-by-case basis and becomes burdensome in areas where there are many homeless/runaway children residing in shelters or migrant status children. USDA has therefore established the following procedures for all Child Nutrition Programs when an application is not submitted by the household or it is not anticipated that an application will be submitted:

• The migrant coordinator, homeless liaison or runaway provider may provide you with a list of eligible children based on established criteria. The list must be dated and signed by the coordinator, liaison or provider. These children are then directly certified for free meals for the school year. No other documentation is needed. This is the preferred option.

Other options: • The director of the homeless shelter at which the child resides can complete and submit an application for the child, or send a list of all children residing in the shelter to the school;

• Local level officials may complete an application for a child and approve the child for free meals based solely on their knowledge that the child's address is a homeless shelter or that the child has no known address and is indeed homeless;

• If large numbers of homeless children make it impractical for a homeless shelter or school officials to complete individual applications, the school administrator may establish a list of eligible students based on his/her knowledge of the family’s residence (shelter, address, car, etc.). The documentation necessary to substantiate free meal eligibility for a list of children must contain at a minimum the following information:

• The child's name • The effective date of eligibility determination • The name of the shelter, etc., where the child resides • The signature of the determining official

• Documentation of migrant status children should be maintained by the school migrant coordinator as documentation to substantiate free meal eligibility. This should include the date, the child’s name, and signature of the migrant coordinator. For a list of contacts in your school, go to www.nysteaches.org.

Q. Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservation (FDPIR)

Public and nonpublic schools participating in the School Lunch, Breakfast, or Special Milk Programs may accept a Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservation (FDPIR) case number in lieu of household income, SNAP or TANF number.

R. Food Substitutions for Children With Disabilities

Federal regulations governing the operation of Child Nutrition Programs and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 require that children with disabilities be offered the opportunity to participate in all academic and nonacademic activities including the school nutrition programs. To ensure that these children are not denied reasonable access to the programs, the Department of Agriculture's regulations require schools and institutions to make reasonable accommodations, such as providing substitutions in the regular meal patterns, for children who have a disability and whose disability restricts their diet. A student with a disability is defined in 7 CFR part 15b.3 as one who has a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits one or more major life activities of such individual, a record of such an impairment or being regarded as having such an impairment. Major life activities include but are not limited to: functions such as caring for one’s self, performing manual tasks, seeing, hearing, eating, sleeping, walking, standing, lifting, bending, speaking, breathing, learning, reading, concentrating, thinking, communicating, and working.

Accordingly, meal substitutions must be made for children with disabilities and must be supported by a medical statement signed from a State licensed healthcare professional. These meals must be offered at no extra charge. Substitutions may also be made for non-disabled children who are unable to consume the regular meal because of medical or other special dietary needs, though schools are not required to do so in these instances. Substitutions for non-disabled children must be supported by a statement signed by a recognized medical authority. Children with disabilities are not automatically eligible for free meal benefits. Parents must adhere to the same income eligibility criteria and procedures used for all children.

S. Limited English Proficient (LEP) Households

LEAs will ensure there are no barriers for participation in Child Nutrition Programs for Limited English Proficient (LEP) families and must communicate with parents and guardians in a language they can understand throughout the certification and verification processes.

T. Meal Charge Policy

LEAs will establish a written and clearly communicated policy to address student meal charges when payment cannot be collected at the point of service. Charge policies will be reasonable, well-defined and maintain the integrity and dignity of students and households to minimize harm to the student.

U. Prohibition Against Meal Shaming Plan

LEAs will establish a written and clearly communicated plan that ensures a student whose parent or guardian has unpaid meal charges is not shamed or treated differently than a student whose parent or guardian does not have unpaid school meal charges. The plan will include the requirement to provide students with the reimbursable meal of their choice and identify other prohibited actions to decrease student distress or the embarrassment associated with no having adequate funds to pay for a school meal.

V. Program Terminations: To provide 60 days advance written notice to parents and to immediately inform the NYSED Child Nutrition Program Administration of intent to discontinue participation in NSLP/SBP for public school districts. Non- public schools must send a letter on official letterhead notifying the Child Nutrition Office of the effective date they will no longer participate and the last month they intend to claim meals.

KEEP THIS FORM ON FILE. DO NOT RETURN TO SED CERTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE FOR DISTRICTS AND NONPUBLIC SCHOOLS

Please complete the following information during the annual renewal process on the Child Nutrition Management System and retain on file for examination by members of this Department or USDA during a review of your Child Nutrition Program. Do not send the Certification of Acceptance to NYSED.

SCHOOL FOOD AUTHORITY NAME: ______

12-Digit LEA Code: ______

The governing body of this School Food Authority accepts this Free and Reduced Price Meal or Special Milk Program Policy Statement, including the Family Income Eligibility Criteria and all required attachments and as indicated below:

Titles of Designated Officials

A. REVIEWING OFFICIAL Address &Telephone

B. HEARING OFFICIAL Address & Telephone

C. VERIFICATION OFFICIAL

Address & Telephone

An officer of the Board of Education or chairman of the community school board, pastor or executive director of the corporation operating a private or parochial school, or the headmaster or principal of a nonpublic school must sign this form.

______ORIGINAL SIGNATURE OF SCHOOL OFFICIAL

______TITLE ______DATE

2021-2022

• The Reviewing and Verification Official may be the same person. The Hearing Official cannot be the Reviewing or Verification Official.

ALFRED-ALMOND CENTRAL SCHOOL REQUISITION Name Joanne Demetreu Dept./Grade Supt School Year 2021-22

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