SEPTEMBER 3, 2015
"CAUCUS MEETING" - BOARD OF EDUCATION
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2015 - 7:00 O'CLOCK P.M.
GLOUCESTER CITY JR. SR. HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER
Mr. Edward C. Hubbs, President, read the following statement:
“This meeting is being held in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act. Notice of this meeting has been posted on the district website and published through written notice on the official school bulletin board at the Gloucester City Jr. Sr. High School Media Center and at Mary Ethel Costello School, and through written notice to the Gloucester City News, the Courier Post, and the Gloucester City Clerk”.
Salute to the Flag.
PRESIDING Mr. Hubbs, President
ROLL CALL: Mr. Bennett Present Mrs. Bittmann Absent Mrs. Borger Present Mrs. Cohan Present Mr. Dolson Absent Mr. Hagan Present Mr. Johnson Present Mr. Marks Present Mr. Hubbs Present Ms. Farrow Absent
Administration in Attendance Mr. Rafferty, Superintendent; Ms. McDonnell, Business Administrator; Board Solicitor; Administrators: Dr. Curry, Ms. Longer, Mr. Kenney, and Mrs. Kauffmann; Principals: Mr. O’Kane, Mrs. Kessler, and Mr. Gorman.
PRESENTATION
Mr. Robert Saunders of the Emergency Management Team reviewed the Papal Visit issues of travel, security, and logistics.
PUBLIC SECTOR
On the Motion of Mrs. Borger, seconded by Mr. Marks to go into Public Session. Motion approved unanimously by members present.
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None brought before the Board.
On the Motion of Mrs. Borger, seconded by Mr. Marks to close Public Session and return to regular meeting. Motion approved unanimously by members present.
COMMITTEES Personnel: Mr. Johnson reported Policy/PR: Mrs. Cohan reported Property/Facilities: Mr. Marks reported Curriculum/Instr: Mrs. Cohan reported Finance: Mrs. Borger reported Discipline: Sick Bank: Negotiations: Mr. Hagan reported Shared Services Innovation: Food Services: Middle School:
OLD BUSINESS None brought before the Board.
NEW BUSINESS
• SDA informed the district that there will be a beam signing at the New Middle School • Mr. Rafferty said the school opening went well, he complimented CSS Principal, Karen Kessler, for a skillful handling of a difficult job and he complimented the entire staff for good work.
PUBLIC SECTOR
On the Motion of Mrs. Borger, seconded by Mrs. Cohan to open the meeting for public participation. Motion was passed unanimously by members present.
None brought before the Board.
On the Motion of Mrs. Borger, seconded by Mrs. Cohan to close the meeting for public participation. Motion was passed unanimously by members present.
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EXECUTIVE SESSION
8:00 pm Motion by Mrs. Borger seconded by Mr. Johnson to go into closed session for about 20 minutes to discuss personnel and legal issues, no action will be taken. Motion approved unanimously by members present.
AUTHORIZING EXECUTIVE SESSION
WHEREAS, N.J.S.A. 10:4-12 allows for a Public Body to go into closed session during a Public Meeting, and WHEREAS, the Board of Education of the Gloucester City School District has deemed it necessary to go into closed session to discuss certain matters which are exempted from the Public; and WHEREAS, the regular meeting of this Board of Education will reconvene at the conclusion of closed session, at approximately 8:25 pm this evening. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Education of the Gloucester City School District will go into closed session for the following reason(s) as outlined in N.J.S.A. 10:4-12: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Board of Education hereby declares that its discussion of the aforementioned subject(s) may be made public at a time when the Board Attorney advises the Board of Education that the disclosure of the discussion will not detrimentally affect any right, interest or duty of the School District or any other entity with respect to said discussion. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Board of Education, for the aforementioned reasons, hereby declares that the public is excluded from the portion of the meeting during which the above discussion shall take place and hereby directs the Board Secretary to take the appropriate action to effectuate the terms of this resolution. I, Margaret McDonnell, Board Secretary do hereby certify the above to be a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted by the Gloucester City Board of Education at their meeting held on September 3, 2015.
8:25 pm Motion by Mr. Hagan seconded by Mr. Johnson to close executive session and return to public session. Motion approved unanimously by members present.
ROLL CALL: Mr. Bennett Present Mrs. Bittmann Absent Mrs. Borger Present Mrs. Cohan Present Mr. Dolson Absent Mr. Hagan Present Mr. Johnson Present Mr. Marks Present
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Mr. Hubbs Present Ms. Farrow Absent
ADJOURNMENT
TIME: 8:30 PM
This meeting was adjourned on the Motion of
Mrs. Borger, seconded by Mr. Johnson.
Motion was passed unanimously by members present.
______Margaret M. McDonnell, SECRETARY
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"REGULAR MEETING" - BOARD OF EDUCATION
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2015 - 7:00 O'CLOCK P.M.
GLOUCESTER CITY JR. SR. HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER
Mrs. Jacqueline Borger, Vice-President, read the following statement:
“This meeting is being held in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act. Notice of this meeting has been posted on the district website and published through written notice on the official school bulletin board at the Gloucester City Jr. Sr. High School Media Center and at Mary Ethel Costello School, and through written notice to the Gloucester City News, the Courier Post, and the Gloucester City Clerk”.
Salute to the Flag.
PRESIDING Mrs. Borger, Vice-President
ROLL CALL: Mr. Bennett Present Mrs. Bittmann Present Mrs. Borger Present Mrs. Cohan Present Mr. Dolson Absent Mr. Hagan Absent Mr. Johnson Absent Mr. Marks Present Mr. Hubbs Absent Ms. Farrow Present
Administration in Attendance Mr. Rafferty, Superintendent; Ms. McDonnell, Business Administrator; Board Solicitor; Administrators: Dr. Curry, Ms. Longer, Mr. Kenney, and Mrs. Kauffmann; Principals: Mr. O’Kane, Mrs. Kessler, and Mr. Gorman.
PUBLIC SECTOR
On the Motion of Mr. Marks, seconded by Mrs. Cohan to go into Public Session. Motion approved unanimously by members present.
None brought before the Board.
On the Motion of Mr. Marks, seconded by Mr. Bennett to close Public Session and return to regular meeting. Motion approved unanimously by members present.
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COMMITTEES Personnel: Mrs. Bittmann reported Policy/PR: Mrs. Cohan reported Property/Facilities: Mr. Marks reported Curriculum/Instr: Mrs. Bittmann reported Finance: Mrs. Cohan reported Discipline: Sick Bank: Negotiations: Mrs. Bittmann reported Shared Services Mrs. Borger reported Innovation: Food Services: Middle School:
APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM PREVIOUS MEETINGS
On the Motion of Mrs. Cohan, seconded by Mr. Marks to approve and accept the following Board Minutes. Motion was passed unanimously by members present.
1. Move that the Board approve and accept the Board Minutes for
August 11, 2015 Caucus and Regular Meeting August 11, 2015 Executive Meeting
Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Motion by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mrs. Cohan, to approve the Administrative Reports for AUGUST 2015 Board of Education. Motion was passed unanimously by members present.
SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT
Mission Statement: “The educational process of the Gloucester City Public School district is the embodiment of visionary leadership, involved community, and individual needs. It is characterized by a holistic approach, by technological innovation, and by the development of socially responsible citizens. All students in the Gloucester City School District will be able to demonstrate the skills as outlined in the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards. The students of the Gloucester City Schools will become contributing members of a changing economy and be prepared and committed to lifelong learning.”
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Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Motion by Mrs. Cohan seconded by Mr. Marks to approve the following Student Action Items. RCV#1 6 votes yes, 4 members absent. Motion approved.
BOE Date Student # Action Amount Effective Date 9/8/2015 1496931209 Terminate Archway Upper School $0.00 8/26/2015 9/8/2015 6915745445 Terminate Durand Academy $0.00 8/26/2015 Begin Contract with Archbishop Damiano
9/8/2015 9489380859 School $41,596.00 8/24/2015 9/8/2015 5900572945 Begin Contract with Archway Upper School $35,757.00 9/1/2015 9/8/2015 6566245107 DCF Regional School Cherry Hill $42.45 9/1/2015 9/8/2015 7242038800 Homebound Instruction $42.45 9/1/2015
Parent Request to Home School Student BOE Date Student # Effective 9/8/2015 3961726317 9/1/2015
Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Motion by Mr. Bennett seconded by Mr. Marks to approve the following Personnel Action Items. RCV#2 6 votes yes, 4 members absent. Board Members with abstentions. Motion approved.
B. PERSONNEL
BOE Date Last Name First Name Job Title Salary Stipend 9/8/2015 Francis Amy LDTC - replacing Gresko $ 87,486.00 $ 675.00 9/8/2015 Girelli Kyle Sub Custodian $ 11.00 hourly as needed 9/8/2015 Warner Jeff Sub Custodian $ 11.00 hourly as needed
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9/8/2015 Myers Frank Sub Custodian $ 11.00 hourly as needed 9/8/2015 Cowgill Jr. Stephen Sub Custodian $ 11.00 hourly as needed 9/8/2015 Edwards Tracey Alternative Track IPP writing $ 29.35 hourly as needed Security - Homework Help hourly funded 9/8/2015 Dantonio Don Program-Mary Ethel Costello $ 12.25 through District
Paid through NCLB Title I 2015-2016 Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Motolese Mary - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Forline Anne - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Davis Jackie - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Prepsel Sara - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Gallaher Maread - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Anderson Lisa - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Kerr Sara - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Chando Christa - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Dinoia Jeanine - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Bigham Denise - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Simons Rachel - MEC $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Crocetti Cristina - MEC $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Murray Christy - MEC $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Fox-Fuchs Darcy - MEC $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Souza Tami - HS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis
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Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Shrader Carly - HS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Schoeler Noah - HS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help 9/8/2015 Edwards Tracey -HS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis Teacher Homework Help NCLB Title I 9/8/2015 Bryson Trisha - MEC $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis 2015-2016 Teacher Homework Help NCLB Title I 9/8/2015 Walsh John - HS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis 2015-2016 Teacher Homework Help NCLB Title I 9/8/2015 Trongone Tara - MEC $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis 2015-2016 Teacher Homework Help NCLB Title I 9/8/2015 Stinger Nicole - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis 2015-2016 Teacher Homework Help NCLB Title I 9/8/2015 Zimecki Allison - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis 2015-2016 Teacher Homework Help NCLB Title I 9/8/2015 Barbara Cathy - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis 2015-2016 Teacher Homework Help NCLB Title I 9/8/2015 McAllister Crystal - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis 2015-2016 Teacher Homework Help NCLB Title I 9/8/2015 Chando Deena - CSS $23.00 per hr, part time, without benefits, on an as needed basis 2015-2016
Staff Retirement/Resignation BOE Date Last First Position Effective Date 9/8/2015 Schetter Nancy LDTC 12/31/2015 9/8/2015 Rusk David Custodian 11/1/2015
Staff Salary BOE Date Last First Position 2015 -2015 Salary 9/8/2015 Gorman Shannon Gloucester Catholic Non-Public Nurse $ 49,500.00 Rescind DECA Club Stipend (pd thru Perkins 9/8/2015 Hagan Pat Grant) Rescind DECA Club Stipend (pd thru Perkins 9/8/2015 Hubler Sandy Grant)
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A revised employment contract for Facilities Director John Kenney effective 7/1/2015 to 6/30/2016. 9/8/2015 9/8/2015 Revised salary for for Facilities Director John Kenney fiscal year 2015: Salary $117,011.00; Pension Stipend $7,778.00; Total $124,789.00. Revised salary for for Facilities Director John Kenney fiscal year 2016: Salary $119,468.00; Clerk of the Works Stipend $8,500.00; Total 9/8/2015 $127,968.00.
Staff Appointment BOE Date Last First Position Effective 9/8/2015 Shrader Carly Volunteer Field Hockey Coach 9/1/2015 Boys Cross 9/8/2015 Light Kati Country 9/1/2015
Step Salary Increase BOE Date Last First From To Effective Long Term Sub $95.00 9/8/2015 Paraprofessionals $63.00 daily daily 9/1/2015 $ $ 9/8/2015 Sutcliffe Renee BA+15 53,784.00 BA+30 54,474.00 9/1/2015
Staff Move BOE Date Last First Movement Effective 9/8/2015 Rodden John CSS to MEC Teacher 9/1/2015 9/8/2015 Stone Nick HP to GHS Para 9/1/2015 9/8/2015 Marks Robin HP to GHS Para 9/1/2015 9/8/2015 Englert Jessica HP to GHS Teacher 9/1/2015 9/8/2015 Edwards Tracey HP to GHS Teacher 9/1/2015
Staff Leave of Absence BOE Date Last First Effective 9/8/2015 Bermudez Lauren 8/31/2015 Previous approval/Date change
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Source4Teachers 2015/2016 Master List
Aaron, Colleen Ackley, Erin Ahearn, Jeanine Alejos-Bellido, Rebecca Alvarado, Silvia aashij, abdullmajeed Acosta, Zoila Ahiadzipe, Patrick Alessi, Nicole alvarez , maria Abad, Sandra Adair, Susan Ahmad, Farzana Alexander, Aletha alvarez, monica Abate, Nina Adaje, Olufikemi Ahmed, Nisar Alexandre, Crowmy Alvelaez, Ana Abdel, Chandani Adams, Bridget AHMED, SHAHLA ALEXANDRE, WILGUER Alverna, Dukenson Abdelmalak, Vivian Adams, Lathan Aiello, Renee Ali , Nia amador , daisy ABDEL-SHAHID, HANAN ADAMS, MAURICE Aiken, Tene' Ali, Faisal Amaral, Maykel Abdilla, Gary adams, michele Aisagbonhi, Aderonke aliaga, roxana Ambroise, Zacharie abdul-ghani, jalilah Adams, Rachel Ajeigbe, Nafisat Alicchio, Sharon Ambrosky, Gerilynn Abdunafi, Nazaarah Adebambo, Caroline akbar, sabahat Allen, Acquanetta amenyegah, patience Abdus-Salaam, Salim Adewusi, Anuoluwapo Akki, Saida Allen, Imani amin, ereny adjabeng afriyie, Aberastegui, Cecilia joycelyn Aksoy, Figen Almeida, Jessy Amorim, Sonia Abitanto, Christina Adrian, Matilde Alba, Tanue Almeida, Lorina Amorim, Stephanie Acevedo, Awilda Agbonlahor, Destiny alban, leo Almeida-Ramilo, Jacqueline Amoroso, Rena Acevedo, Jacqueline Agrawala, Mamta Albuquerque, Lauren Almodovar, Brittney Anastacio, Nayaret Acharya, Mandakranta Agro, Alessandro Aldaz, Michelle Almodovar, Lillian andeliz, massiel Ackerman, Gioia agyei, brianna Alderman, Anna Alotto, Donna Anderson, Alyssa Anderson, Colleen Augustino, Theresa bauerband, barbara blaetz, joan Broehl, Hailey Anderson, Madie Auriano, Shawn Bauman, Vicki Blake, Byron Brooks, Tracey ANDRE, JEAN-RONY Avila, Claudia Baumgart, Dana Blake, Monique Brooks, Zachary Andre, Ted Aviles, Aileen Baxter, Michelle Blanc, Jean Brow, Thomas Andrews, Caleb Aviles, Susana Baylock, Jeanene Blanchard, Lindy Brown, Austin Andujar, Alexandra Azim, Rahat Bazil, Oberson Blanco, Damaris Brown, Cadine Anekwe, Chineudm Bachich, Patricia Bazley, Katherine Blanco-Salermo, Marlene Brown, Dylan angarica hernandez, magaly Baeza, Cynthia Beatty, Craig Blau, Paul Brown, Emily ANGULO, NAHOMIS Baeza, Oscar Beauchamp, Carla Blindenbacher, Dorothy Brown, Karen Ansink, Elaine Bahrami, PanteA Beckett, Sheila Ann bliznikas, zigmant Brown, Lisa
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Anthony, Catherine Bailey, Caleb Beckham, Maritza Block, Adina Brown, Lori Antonopoulos, Maria Bailey, Deborah Bedoya, Victoria Blondina, Jamie brown, rita Antonowicz, Donna Bailey, Kapri Bejerano, Luis Blow, Irene Browne, YoRel anwar, lamiaa Bailey, Vivian Belitsis, Dionisia Bochicchio, Elyse Bruton, Jude Aparicio, Brenda Baker, Blair Bell, Mary Bognar, Barbara Bryant, Marlayna Apolonio , Shanay Baker, Dana Bellini, Kara Boich, Kimberlynn Brzeczkowski, Lilian Appaiah, Sulekha Bakheet, Sameera Belmont, Maribeth Bonaccorso, Alissa Brzezinski, Melanie Aquiles, Melissa Baliatico, eileen Belmont, Menes Bonavita, Samuel Bubnowski, Heather Araujo, Maria banchon, paula Benavente, Susan Bond, Carly Buchenhorst, Barbara Arbelaez, Natalia banchon, Paula Benjamin, Gabe Boornazian, Christopher Bucolo, Alexa Arbelo, Gimena BANGERT, SCOTT Benson , Nancy Boudreau, France Budesa, William ARCE, CECILIA BANKS, LILLIAN Bentley, Zachary Boylan, David buenano, walter Archer, Harold Bano, Ray bentsen, jennifer Boyle, Virginia Bufis, Rebecca Archil, Jean-Ricot Baquero, Vivian Berest, Denise Braden, Richard Bugbee, Peter Arcieri, Vanessa Baranker, Patrice berger, dorothy Brady, Chelsea Buirch, Laurie Arcuri, Saverina Barat, Swati Bermeo, Melida Braen, Ashley Burbano, Tatiana argudin, magalys Barbeck, Brenda bermudez, natali Branch, Shannon Burcham, Sandra Arias, Agustin Barcheski, Judith Bernaski, John Branco, Deborah Burger, Helen Arias, Barbara Bardoe, Dara Bernstein, Elizabeth Brands, Stacey Burgess, Jacqueline Arias-Nova, Reynaldo Barea, Judy Berry, Kaitlyn Brantley, Amina Burke, Demi Arisso, Andrea Barnes, Carol Betancourt, Cecilia Braz, Alexandre Burkholder, Amanda Ariza, Charles Barnes, Sherdina Betts, Rachel Brazell, Rene Burks, El Shaddai Arminio, Samantha Barnes, Stephanie Betz, Joan braziel, roshunda BURNETT, BRUCE Arminio, Vincent Barnoski, Eve Bezalel, Helen Brazinski, Jennifer Burns, Bonita Armstrong, Alice Barone, Angelina Bicker, Mary Ellen Bridges, Thomas burtt, christina Arpaio, Tiffany barone, victoria Biehn, Patti Brigantino, Nicole Bushong, Elizabeth Arredondo, Bertha BARRERO, YANIET Bielecki, Christina Brightbill, Gabrielle Butler, Eric Arrunategui-Gonzalez, Nelsa Barroqueiro, Michelle Bientz-Mendez, Amed Brinkerhoff, Josephine Butler, Nicole Asciolla, Jillian Basu, Karen Billups, Derrick Brito, Manuel Butow, Veronica Ashmont, Renee Bataille, Jayne Bisciotti, Mary brito, ynes Buza, Angela
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Cangialosi, Allison Cenci, Cristy Cierzo-smith , Carolyn Coombs, Audrey Cruz, Jennefer Canning, tonii centeno, juanita Ciesla, Cathleen Cooper, Kristy Cruz, Rita Cano, Julia Cerda, Maria Cifuentes, Kimberly Cooper, Wesley Cruz, Vanessa cano, lucero Cerda, Yessica Cintron, Maria copeland, Laura Cruz, Victoria Cantalupo, Marissa cerrachio, ronald Ciociola, Gene copeland, patricia cucchiara, gina Cantillo, Luz Cespedes, Lineth Clancy, Tara Coraluzzo, Sherry Cuervo, Lily Capanna, Christina Cevallos, Carmen Clark, Jodie Cordero, Yuberkis Cueto, Ethel Capers, Laron Chabla, Carmen Clark, Mikilea Cordova, Elena Cukovic, Nurija Capobianco, Mark Chabla, Cilvia Clayton, Amber Corea, Irma Cullen, Elizabeth Capone, Stephanie Chabla, Nube Clayton, Kristen Corio, Robert Culos, Julie Caponetto, Michael Chacon De Nieto, Mary Clayton, Orray Corona Leos, Elizabet Cultrera, Constance Capraro, Sharon Chacon, Ronnie Clear, Kaitlyn Corona, Gloris Cultrera, Dana Caputo, Maria Chadwick, Megan Clifton, Mary Correia, Edna Cuneo, Kathleen cunningham, patricia DeAngelis, Wendy Diaz, Jose Doran, Nicole Edwards, Denise Cunningham, Trisha DeBari, Alyssa diaz, melissa Doris, Meghan Edwards, Susan Curry, Saundra DeBari, Tricia Diaz, Moises Dormeville, Max Edwers, Leugenia DeBartolomeis, Curtis, Charmaine Samantha Diaz, Stephanie Dorsey, Anika egoavil, jesus Cyrille, Narjana Deegan, Karen Diaz, Stephanie Dorst, Christopher Elazabawi, Iman Czepiel, Jessica DeFreitas, Janet Diaz-Flores, Karla Dougherty, Cynthia ELBEDWIHY, BOTHINA D'Agostaro, Maria DeJesus, Amanda diaz-segarra, nayda Doughty, Heidi Elder, Janet Dagrosa, Janet DeJesus, Evi diblasio, valerie Douglas, Cynthia eleanya, juliana Dahbar, Nouha DeJesus, Lizandra DiCarlo, Kimberly Douress, Brielle Elgolany, Jennifer Dalessio, Robert dejura, angelo Dice, Amanda Dowd, Megan Elia, Danielle Delafuentechavez, D'Amato, Rose Miguel Dickinson, Marisa Dowis, Samantha Elkin, Susan Dambreville, Natacha Delany , Stephanie Dickson, Dorlorian Downie, Mary Beth Ellis, Jo'el D'Ambrosio, Ashley Delatour, Jacqueline DICKSON, EMMANUEL Downs, Lisa Ellis, Yana Danehy, Leslie Delgado, Rosana Dickson, Robert Doyle, Sharen elmanzalawy, galal D'Arcy, Lawrence Deliberis, Jacqueline DiDonna, Kathy Dozier, Asa Elmo, Marissa Darey-Jacobo, Karen Delmas, Rene DiEgidio, Luz Dragone, Bianca Elsekhily, Safaa Dario, AnnMarie DeLuke , Chelsey Dilzer, Judith Dredge, Judy Elzeini, Lisa
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Darling, Brian DeMarco, Jaimie DiMeglio, Michelle Duarte, Francia Emenike, Chidinma Das, Soma Demarest, David Dinicola, Dell Duca, Joseph Emery, Debra Dato, Katelyn DeMartino, Danuelle Dippold, Sheila Duckers, Kathleen encinas, linda Daux, Mirlande Demby, Ingrid DiSalvio, dana Duffy, Kevin epps, girard Davidoff, Tracy Dempsey, Maria DiSanto, Nicole Duke, Sayward erdos, maria Davidson, Rhiannon Dempsey, Marirose Disario, Anna Duke, Shane Errico, Donna Davila, Teresa Denis, Elizabeth Diskin, Charles Dumplet, Raquel Escalona, Orlando Davila, Yahaira Denis, Victor Dispensiere, Alexandria Dunbar, Raven Escobar, Andres Davis, Barbara Denkovic, Tracy Disporto, Joseph Dunham, Ila Escribano, Tania Davis, Florine DeOcampo, Tracie Dispoto, Richard Dunkins, James Eskander, Hanan Davis, Gaye DePalma, Sueren Diwan, Mrunalini Dunkins, Marsha Espin-Martinez, Melina Davis, Lauren Depasquale, Nicole Dixon, Amanda Durango, Luz Esposito, Gabriella Davis, Leonard Depeine, Ervia Dizon, Jude Durbhakula, Vyjayanti Esposito, Janet Davis, Rosslyn DePietro, Janice Dobleman, Ashley Dussan, Mariana Esteves, Justin Davis, Yasminda Dericks, Melinda Dockery, Eboni Dwyer, John Estevez, Marcia Davis, Zaira DeRosa, Kristen Dodd, Debra Dwyer, Maria Estis, Nakia Davison, Glori DeSantis, Dorothy Dodge, Kim Earlie-Colay, Renee ESTRADA GARCIA, JAVIER Davy-Bradnock, Andrea Descafano, Jessica Dolan, Kristen Eaton, Danielle ESTRADA, AGUSTINA Dawood, Sadaf Deshmukh, Chhaya Dolci, Kristen Ebenau, Vincent estrada, mislaydis Dawson, Heidi Dessin, Brittany Dominguez Rodriguez, Erik Ebert, Paul Estrada-Ortiz, Holaya dazilme, maddy DeVoe, John dominguez, carolina Eckhardt, Jeannette Evans, Tamara De Angelis, Christina Di Marco, Lou Donohue, Joyce Edelman, Linda Evans-Guyton, Monique De Jesus, Ivette Di Tucci, Luciano Donovan, Daniel Edmondson, Jana Everitt, Torsha De Jesus, Leslie Diakos, Sophia Donzanti, Lisa Edvin, Alexandria Exposito, Natali DeAngelis, Barbara Diaz, David Doomes, Louise Edwards , Keva Ezenekwe, Chike Fabain, Mazie Figueroa, Nichole Fricks, Nicole Garcia, Belkys Giraldo, Andrea fabio, karen Figueroa, Ofelia Fridman, Yaniv Garcia, Carol Girgis, Sara Fagan, Sandra Figueroa, Shauni Friedland, Jaime garcia, cesar Gitzis, Janette Fahber, Leah Figueroa-Ruiz, Teresa Friedman, Jonathan Garcia, Jonathan Glabicki, Deanna FAHEEM, PETER Filipe, Maria Frost, Quanasia GARCIA, LIVAN Gliatta, Louis fahmy, nivien fillmore, kandi Fuentes, Maria garcia, luis Goddard, Gabrielle
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Fimagnari-Soucy, Falkenstein, Kimberly Annette Fullard, Dandra Garcia, Martha Godinez, Catherine Familia, Gustavo Finaldi, Luke Fulton, Earl Garcia-Diaz, Madelein Godinez, Katherine Fanning, Veronica Finck, Bernadette Fulton, Emily Garcia-Hawes, Erin Godoy, Jocelyn Fares, Thanaa Fiorito, Kim Fulton, Jeremia Garner , Zakee Goetz, Colleen Farias, Flor Fischer, Ellen Furtek, Nedra Garofalo, Maria goff, monique Faura-Bentancourt, Elizabeth Fischetti, chris Fyock, Nancy Garrido, Amni Gold, Jason Fazio, Christa Fitzpatrick, Deborah Gad, Karim Garwood, Ron Gold, Kimberly Feige, Jane Flagg, Shavon Gadelkareem, Ragy Gaud, Barbara Goldsboro, Adrienne Feliciano, Diana Flaherty, Zachary Gaibort, Norma Gavin, Elizabeth golebiewski, joann Felicio, Leandro fletcher, monique Gaines, Denise GAWRON, KRYSTIAN Gomez, Amparo Felicio, Melissa Floom, Steven Gajtkowski, Ronald gearing, mary anne Gomez, Edgar Felix, Elijah Florencia, Tyrone Galamb, Jennifer gendy, ayman Gomez, Nilsa Felix, Sara Flores, Ada Gale, Tyler George, Josefina Gomez, Pamela Felton, Linda Flores, Gladys Galey, Michael Gerace, Kimberly Goncalves, Cassandra Fendt, Maria Flores, Karina Galkoski, Virginia Gerlach, Bonnie Goncalves, Cindy Fenyar, Bonnie Ann Flournoy, Sharon Gallego, Luz Geronimo, Nancy gonzales, karen Ferlisi, Briana Foglio, James Gallego, Shelley Gerwald, Jonathan Gonzales, Maria GONZALEZ REYES , Ferlisi, Samantha Fonseca, Olga Galler, Christopher Ghani , Sultana MANUEL FERNANDEZ, BRENDA Fonseca, Toni Gallo, Deborah Gheraldi, Joyce Gonzalez, Ana Fernandez, Evelin Fontenelli, Debra Gallo, Taylor Giacoboni, Robert Gonzalez, Ariana FERNANDEZ, ILIANA Fontenot, Nakisha Gambino, Valerie Gianfrancesco, Filomena Gonzalez, Aurora FERNANDEZ, JOSE formosa, Thomas Gamboa, Karen Giardinieri, Gina gonzalez, jorge Fernandez, Rolando Forte, Frank Gandy, Lois Giata, Kelly Gonzalez, Jose Fernandez-Galan, Ariannys Fouchey, Danielle Gannon, Toni-Ann Gibbons, Francis Gonzalez, Juan ferrallo, Jennifer Fowler, Dominique Gant, Kristie Gibbons, Kelli Gonzalez, Michelle Ferrante, Nicole Fowlin, Roy Gantner, Sandra Gibbor, Terri Gonzalez, Stephanie Ferrara, Julie Fox, Shanna Ganu, Sunil Gibson, Anne Gonzalez, Yeni Gonzalez-Fruehwirth, Ferreira, Clara Foy, Samantha Garabedian, Adam Gil , Eulalia Mariela
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SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
Ferreira, Michele franco, linda garas, mireal Gil, Melissa Gonzalo, Joslainez Ferreira, Nelson Franco, Lucrecia Garatino, David Gillen, Andrew goodman, eddie FERREIRA, SARAH Franco, Lucrecia Garayua, Lori Gilliam, Rashidah Gordillo, Valerie Ferreira, Vanessa Francois, McRuben Garcia , Yubisley Gilmartin, Timothy Gordon, Jade ferreira, virginia Frank, Michelle GARCIA MIRANDA, IRINA Giordano, Valerie Gordon, Mariann Ferri, Jill Frankel, Iris Garcia, Amanda Giorgio, Dorian Gorska, Agnieszka ferrie, kayla Freudenberg, Kaitlyn Garcia, Amy Giovannetti, Melody Gorwor, Ophelia Figueroa, Daniel Freundel, Myra Garcia, Angela Giraldo, Alan Gosnell, Alisha Gottesman, Sydney Hageman, Courtney Hawes, Maria Hobbs, Sharol Hurt, Glenn Gould , Deborah Hale, Lydia Hawkins, Gwendolyn Hoermann, Deborah Hussain, Sara Grablachoff, Brandon Hall, Dorothea Hawkins, Rachel Hoermann, William Hutchins_Hudson, Tameeka Graham, Kelly Hall, Jeffrey Haydu, Tara Hoffman, Carri Hutchinson, Debra Graham, Rayshona Hall, Joann Hazlett, Catherine Hofmann, Joe Hutter, Kyle Gramieri, Maria Hall, Justin Headen, Robin Holbrook, Lula Hutto, Zanayah Grant, Karen hall, Shanelle Healy, Kathleen Holemon, Jeffrey Hydock, Kristina Grant, Victoria Halle, Uri Heard, Sophia Holguin, Adriana Hyland, Michael Grassi, Diana Halley, Paul Hearn, Ernestine Hollfelder, Ashley Hyppolite, Sherley Grayson, Leonard Hallioui, Olga Heaton, Kristine Holliday, Lisa Iacovone, Steven Grazioli , Barbara Halsey, Lonza Heck, Debra Hollingworth, Jeremy Iannone, Julie Grealis, Vincent Hample, Gregory Heffentrager, Tina Hollywood, Heather Ibrahim Aziz, Nagla Green, Shabazz Hand, Amanda Helmlinger, Nanci Holmberg, Joanne Ibrahim, Maiada Green, Thomas Handlin, Nancy Helmy, Nagwa Holzer, Jaclyn Iglesias, Odalys green, victoria Haney, Sandra Henao, Ana Homer, Elizabeth Iglesias, Solomon Green, Zahhirah Hanlon, Julianna Henriques, Andrea Hondros, Eveling Illuzzi, Lori Greenberg, Alison Hannon, Kelly Heraux, Amanda Honeker, Karen Imbriaco, Janine Greenberg, Sharron Hansen, Sarah Herbert, Joseph Hopkins, Lynda Innarella, Gina Greenwald, Marianne Harden, Miriam Hernandez , Awilda Horvath, Catherine Ippolito, Nancy Hernandez Hernandez, Gregory, Patricia Hardy, Christa Lizbeth Hoskins, Melanie Ippolito, Pamela Hernandez Montelier, Grello, Elisa Harlley, komla Yariolys Houghton, Maria irias, karen Grey, Brian Harmon , Qwashemma Hernandez, Amelia Howard, Catherine Issa, Nuha
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SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
grosso, dianne Harney, Grail Hernandez, Chantel Howard, Edward Iversen, Michael Gruber, Joseph Harper , Mia Hernandez, Dinamari howard, portia Izzi, Sharon Lee Grullon, Daysi Harper, Hilde Hernandez, Fabio Howard, Tahj JACKSON, DELORES Guarino, Angela Harrell, Jessica Hernandez, Kimberly Howard, Willie jackson, marci Guarino, Guy Harris, Deborah Herrera, Goodness Howarth, Dawnne Jackson, Pauletta Guarraci, Alexander Harris, Joan Herrera, Jose Howell, Joyce Jackson, Sjockier guay, melissa Harris, Marissa Herrera, Leyla Howie, Joyce jackson, vanessa Guelph, Kate Harris, Rita Herrmann, Christie Hoyt, David jacobs, Diana Guillen, Maria Harris, Ryan Heutz, Christine Hradil, Barbara Jahfrey, Omar Guillermo, Jah Harrison, Carol Hidalgo, Silvana Hrissafinis, Anastasia Jaigirdar, Md Gupta, Jaya Harter, Nicole Higgins , Rebecca Hrutkai, Vittoria James, Daniel Gutches, Caitlin Hartmann, Irene higgins, adrian Huanchi Condori, Rosa James, Judith GUTIERREZ, MARIA Hartz, William Hill, Ashley Huatuco, Miguel Janoff, Linda Gutierrez, Olinda Harvey, Panzy Hill, Patrick Hudak, Gerard Jansen, Dorothea Gutierrez, Sandra Hasan, Luma Hilyard, Gianna Hudeen, Basim Jara, Camila Guzman Romero, Helen Haseen , Abdalhadi Hirschfeld, Valerie Hudgins, Silonia Jaramillo Soto, Maria Guzman, Kathleen Hassan, Eman Hirst, Laura Huff, Roy Jaramillo, Maria Guzman, Samantha Hassan, Hend Hitchner, Courtney Hummel, Karen Jasiak, Samantha Haaf, Cynthia Haszko, Deborah Hix, Ajeenah Huntsinger, Matthew Jaworski, Kaitlyn Habib, Abubakar Hatcher, Laura hix, sabreen Hupp, Rebecca Jean-Charles, Hugues Jenei, Patricia Karron, Theresa Knox, Kimberly LaVecchia, Benjamin Livingston, Nicol Jimenez Aleman, Aylin Katib, Hyat Kocenski, Bruce Lavine, Sandra llanos, yulied jimenez, cristal Kaur, Amritpreet Kocsis, John Lawrence, Darnell Lloyd, Michele Jimenez, Hiades Kaur, Jasbir Koenig, Anne Lawson, Boue Lloyd, Timothy Jimenez, Sandra Kay, Gabrielle Kohlenstein, Douglas Lazar, Brittany Lobby, Harry Jofre, Ivonne Kearns, Kristen Kolakowski, Asia Leahey-Roa, Kathy Lomeli, Evelyn John, valerie Keghlian, Maria Kolecki, Bernice Lebherz, Joann londono, adi Johnson, Ann Marie Keiser, Jennifer Konar, Michele LECCE, EDITH Londono, Carolina Johnson, Barbara Kelley, Angela Kontogiannis, Lisa Ledesma, Dennisse Long , Jahmonni johnson, betty Kelliny, Hany Kopin, Dennis LeDonne, Alexis Long, Kyle johnson, bridget Kellum, Mary Ann Korek, Jill Lee, Julie Longo, Elise
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SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
Johnson, Margaret kelly, joseph Kostecky-Lauria, Nina Lee, Natasha Longson, Patricia Johnson, Maria Kelly, Joyce Kovic, John Lee, Susan Lopes, Michelle johnson, marquita Kelly, Kacy Krain, Carmen Lefebre, Ashley Lopez Salazar, Guillermo Johnson, Napoleon Kelly, Kevin Krampf, Carl Lefler, Benjamin Lopez, Alba Johnson, Steven Kelly, Patrick Krempel, Natalie Legato , Jaclyn Lopez, Ibonne johnston, jevonna Kennedy, Ashley Kudrick, Kourtney Lehmann, Ellen Lopez, Magnolia Jones, Carly Kennedy, Margaret Kulka, Nicholas Lengyel, Mary Ann Lopez, Margarita Jones, David Kennedy, Susan Kumar, Minku Lengyel, Patricia Lopez, Mayra Jones, Jonathan Kennelly, Jacqueline Kunzman, Kevin Leniart, Jelita lopez, melissa Jones, Maritza Keogh, Susan Kurdyla, Mary leon lopez, magalis Lopez, Nataly Jones, Zyarhon Keppel, Thomas Kuylen, Kim Leon, Cristina LOPEZ, ROSA Joseph , Lovens Kern, Gail Kyriacou, Andrea Leone, Angela Lopez, Rosita Joseph, Claudja Kern, John La Monica, Sharon LeRiche, Debora Lopez, Vivian joseph, jennifer Khalifa, Mohamed La Rocca, Joseph Lesko, Nicole Lora, Jeanine Joseph, Laurel Khan, Maryam Labong, Renira Letona, Quistara Lorenzo, Zoraida Joyce, Katie Kidney, Joan Lacina, Robyn levier, maureen Lorusso, Nicholas Joza Cevallos, Maria Kinder, Edmund Ladson, Susan Lewicke, Bernadette Lotter, Christine Joza Cevallos, Yuri Kinder, Margaret LaFrance, stephanie Lewis, Keri Loud, Cynthia Juana, Samah King, Cynthia Lambert, Lorraine Lewis, Nia Louro, Chelsea Juliano, Susan kipila, sandra lameo, justina Lewis, Reginald loza, Azalia Kabala Eiter, Courtenay Kirschenbaum, Sherry LAMIDI, OLAIDE LIMA, ELISA Loza, Candy Kahler, Kevin Kirschner, Amy Landman, Libby Linder, Amanda Loza, Neveen Kaiser, Kristi Kisijara, Kristi Langan, Michelle Linder, William Lozada, Giomary Kakaty, Harvey Klecha, Glenda Lange, Mitchell Lindor, Marvins Lozzi, Kelly Kalkiewicz, Theresa klemm, christine Lansing, David Lino, Jacqueline luciano, dulce Kamath, Arathi Kleniewski, Renee LaQuaglia, Pamela Lipari, Barbara Ludovico, Renee Kamel, Mervat Kluska, Kenneth Lash, Emily Liptak, Heather Luis, Michelle Kanarkowski, Casey Knabner, Alexa Lassiter, Audrey Liput, Ashley Luongo, Michele Kapulskey, Sharon Knight, John Latalladi, Carlos Liriano, Daisy Lupones, Jacqueline Karalis, Catherine Knighten, Joshua Latham, Tyneequa Lisiewski, Robert Lutz, Amanda Kardell, Chantal Knox, Bailey Laureti, Gina Little, Schurr Lutz, Peter
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SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
Luzon, Virginia Marcou, Alysa Matthews, Claudia Mcintyre, Carolyn Miller, Eva Lyle, marie Mariano, Mylene Mattioli, Linda McKenna, Joan Miller, Keedah Lynch, Alexis Marinaro, Emilia Mattos, Alexandria McKinney, Michael Miller, Mary Ann Lynch, Kaitlyn Marinkovic, Andrea Maurrelli, Donna McKinney, Terina Mills, Martha Lynch, Lisa Marino, Emily mavahalli, sudharani McMullin, Michelle Minale , Judythe Lyons, Kathleen Marino, Michael Mayersohn, Domenica McMurray, Joshua Minichino, Michelle Lytle, Jasmine Marino, Rebeca Mayoral-Arevalos, Kyerra McNeil, Jennifer Mintmier, Maria Macaluso, Valerie Marowitz, David Mazzella, Deanna McNeil, Shanniqua Mir, Arlides MacArthur, Catherine Marquez, Luis Mc Hugh, Maria McPherson, Adele MIRANDA, EMMA MacArthur, Theodore Marrero, Annie mcaleer, kathleen Mealing , Dru Miranda, Merlis Macchia, Helena Marrero, Pedro Mcallister, Melinda MEDEL, YARITZA mishra, vinita Macchia, JoAnn Martin, Emily-Ann McAteer-Panno, Gwyn Medina, Amelia Miskey, Shannon MacFarland, Patricia Martin, Linette McBride, Matthew Medina, Isaac Mitchell, Chekirra Machalany, Ashley martinez , Veronica McBride, Theresa Medler, Dominique Mize, Taylor Machion, Michele Martinez Coello, Sandra McCabe, Mark Medley, Linda Mobley, Francise Machuca, Tricia Martinez, Claudia McCall, William MEDRANDA, ELENA Moeller, Demar MacIntosh, Kathleen Martinez, Elisa McCallum, JoAnne Medranda, Enrique Mohamed, Nivin Mack, Monika Martinez, Leo McCarthy, Eileen Meh Chu, Buh Mohiuddin, Shahida Macnab , Eileen Martinez, Luz McCarthy, Janelle Mejia Acevedo, Laura mojka, darcy MacNamara, Thomas Martinez, Marcos McCloskey, Lisa Mejia Perez, Karina Molloy, Donna Madden, Lois Martinez, Melannie McConnell, Lynn Mejia, Pamela Molnar, Margaret Madeo, Matthew Martino, Andrew McCormick, Dorothy Melber, Melissa MOMOH-OARE, Abdul Madigan, Sandra Martino, Anthony McCourt, Mary Melchionna, Edward Mompoint, Jacqueline Madsen, Laura Martins, Raquel McCullough, Ryan Melendez, Sandra Monaco, Deanna Mady, Rose Martone, Susan McDade, John Mendez, Ela Monda, Barbara Magee, Mary Marucci, Melissa McDermott, Helen Mendez, Ruben Mondeau, Katelyn mahaux, emily Marulanda, William McDermott, Mary Mendo, Martha Mondragon, Janet Mahouski, Joseph Marzan, Saidy McDermott, Meghan Menold, Edward mone, judith Majid, Fauzia Marzo, Benjamin McDonald, Caitlin Mensah-Boateng, Cecilia Monserrate, Christie Malatesta, Anthony Marzolf, Susan mcdonnell, william Mentor, Rebecca Montero, Nube Malave, Brenda Mascia, Jacquelyn McDonough, Joan Menzel, Kaitlin Monteza, Yvonne
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SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
Manace, Mirlaine Massara, Lauren McEwan, Shannon Meraglia-Kane, Linda Montferrante, Griffith mancini, martin Massaro, John McFarland, Monique Mercado, Maria Montoya, Brian Mani Dharmarajan, Manjula massaro, raymond McGarigle, Heather Merlo, Michael Montoya, Diana Manning, Jacqueline Masterson, Kelly McGayhey, Teresa Meyer, Barbara Montufar, James Manoti, Janet Matera, Denise McGee, Jennifer Mezera, Danielle Montufar, Mary-Katherine Mansfield, MaryLou Mathews-Perez, Sajani McGovern, Rachel Michaels, Megan Monzon Garcia, Jorge Manzo, Robert Mathis, Jennifer McGrail, Krista Miele, Tracy Mooney, Jennifer Marakovitz, Amanda Mathis, Kristin McGrath, Erin Mieses, Sandra Mooney, Mark marca, gabriela Matos, Katarzyna McGraw, Ginamarie Milgram, Susanna Mooney, Nicole Marchese, Lila Matos, Victoria McGuire, Deborah Miller, Dana Mooradian, Richard Marcinkowski, Jessica matthews, carlton McIntire, Rachael Miller, Douglass Moore, George Moore, Kathleen Myers, Megan Ogunkola, Adesola Ostroff, Lynn Parrot, Oniela Moore, Kathleen Myers, Penny Ohikuare, Nona Otero, Angel parry, michelle Moore, Kelly Myklebust , Cheyenne okal, Amala Ott, Zachary Pasino, Jeana Moore, Nicole Naecker, Amy Okal, Danya Owens, Francis Paskow, Anne Mora, Jennifer Nagy, Alexander Okal, Haneen Oyelola, Kehinde Paster, Lucy Morales, Antonio Nagy, Jennifer O'Keefe, Jr., John Pacheco, Josefina Pastor Suarez, Tessy Morales, Maria Najarro, Karen Oksuz, Zeynep Packer, Renee Pasupuleti, Manoja Morales, Niurka Napolitano, Jennifer Olabi, omar padilla, julio Patel, Dharti Morel, Jeffrey Naputano-Schott, Lois Olajide, Adijat Pagan, Karissa Patel, Sangita(sandy) Moreno Chavez, Brigida Naqvi, Saiyed Olaniyan, Remi Pagano, Stephen Patelunas, Kristi Moreno, Oscar Naranjo, Kimberly Olejarczyk, Tiffany Page, Toccara Paternostro, Carmel Morey, Breanna Naz, Faiza Oles, Matthew Pagliuca, Joseph Patestos, Chrysanthe Morgan-Seabrook, Virginia Necochea, Gabriela Olesky, Julie Pagliuca, Linda Patino, Ana Moriello, Tania Neidorf, Jill Omoye , Yetunde Pajuelo, Silvia Patko, Amber Morina, Ivette Nelson, Jacqueline Onacki, John Palasciano, Allison Pato, Patricia Morocho Torres , Amanda Nelson, Jennifer Ondo, Meghan Palazzo, Dawn Patterson, Alfred Morris, Patricia Nelson, Sean O'Neil, Karen Palhete, Vanessa Patti, Sandra Morris, Shereen nelson, vonshel O'Neill, Corinna Palitz, Alisse Pattison, Brittnie Morris, William Newman, Randy O'Neill, Rosemary Pallitto, Samantha Paul , Colby
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SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
Morrissey, Patricia Nickerson, Courtney Oni, Adekunle Palmer, Jakia paul, eric morris-taylor, charlene Nieves, Flor Onofrietti, Josephine Palmer-Day, Yolanda Paul, Shashi Moser, Richard Nieves, Jesus Opalack, Kelsey Palmerson, Michael Payano, Lenny Moses, Charlotte nina, lennyn Opperman, William Palmieri, Elizabeth Payton, Lynette mosqueda, constantino Nixon, Brittany Orellana, Andrea Palos, Richa Paz, Carmen Muccino, Maria Niziolek, Jadwiga Orellana, Jocelyn Palumbo, Mildred Pearson, Shaquai Mudrick, Kevin Noel, Cindy Orlandini, Debra Panama, Michelle Pelaez, Maria Muffley, Frances Noel, Zenayda Orlando, Philip Panfile, Marianne Pellegrino, James Muhammad-Dozier, Nadirah Nordfors, Gennifer Ormsby, Donna Panzica, Jennifer Pena, Wendy Mullen, Jennifer Norman, Theresa O'Rourke, Melissa Paolillo, Liza Penicaro, Jacqueline Muller, Aileen Norton, Kristin Ort , Jessica Papantouros, Christopher peralta, carmen muller, cynthia nosa, ovbiagbon Ort, Alicia Paparella, Nereida Peralta, Esthephanie Mullis, Joshua novak, edward Ortega, Jessica Pape, Marguerite Peralta, Evelyn Mulqueen, Iwona Nutz, Michelle ortega, wendy Papiano, Rosalee Peregrim, Dennis Mulrane, Immaculate nwanonyiri, ifeanyi Ortiz, Maria-Cecilia Paravati, Domenic Pereira, Cindy Mundaca, Maria O'Connell, Rebecca Ortiz, Samantha Parayos, Debbie-Lin Perez Escurra, Geovana Munroe, Keiron Odendaal, Julie Ortner, Alyssa Paredes, Yuraima Perez, Catherine Munyan, Lauren Oderinde, Akinwale Ortolano, Gina Parent, Gabrielle perez, hector Mura, Marie odeyemi, mary Osiecki, Kathleen Parghi, Unmil perez, jessiner Murphy, Danielle O'Donnell, John Osorio, Luz Parish, Carl Perez, Kevin Murphy, Patrick Ogbevire, Ero Osorio, Martha Parmley , Tiffany Perez, Linda Murray, Victoria Oglesby, Renee Osowski , Kelly Parr, Jhestarri Perez, Rosalia Myers, Gerry Ogungbe, Babatunde Ostie, Vera Parra, Roberto Perez, Yusmila Perkins, Arica Prisco, Melissa Rasmussen, Dana Rice, Allison Rodriguez-Sosa, Anna Perrelli, Denise Prosceo, Kimberly Rathbauer, Jennifer Riedl, Lauren roeleveld, Hendrika Perry, Asya Prothers, Lisa Rattell, Christian Riehl, Marisa Rogers, Flora Persaud, Michelle Pruchnik, Alexandra rattley, sammayyah Riley, Christopher Rogers, Harry Persaud, Shiyama Puccio-Zitt, Claire Rauh, Andrea Ringold, Megan Rohrig, Susan Peto, Walter Pue, Beverly Ravenkamp, Victoria Rink, Rori rojas, cesar Petraglia, Jamie Pujazon, Paula Ravi, Radhika RIOS, MORAIMA Rojas, Victoria
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SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
Petridis, Arthur Puma , Michael Ray, Tina Rittereiser, Jacqueline Roma, Albert Petridis, Gregory PUMA, DANIELLE Rebimbas, Manuel Rivera, Christine Roma, Alberta Pettit, John Purpuri, Maryann Recinos, Patricia Rivera, Cintia Roma, Nicholas Phan, Heather Pyzik, Gemma Rector, Dana Rivera, Ericka Roma, Ronald philpot, george Quesada, Hellen Reddy, Mamatha Rivera, Isaac Roma, Vincent Picaroni, Dawn Quigley, Kevin Redler, Maryann rivera, Kenya Romain, Marjorie Pierce, Viola Quinn, Christopher Reese, Audrey Rivera, Martha Roman, Xiomara Pierre, Kevin Quinn, Marcia Regalado, Gioconda Rivera, Miguel Romano, Michael Pineda Cubas, Nelly Quintana, Maria Reger, Jan rivera, pascual Romano, Sarajean Pineda, Maria Quintanilla, Sonia Rehmann, Colette Rivera, Roxanna Romelus, David Pineda-Vasquez, Victor Quintero, Alvaro Rehmann, Kevin Rizk, Noha Romero, Nataly Pisapia, Nicole Racine, Julienne Reid, Archie Rizvi, Syed Romero, Oriamny Pittet, Laureen Rack, Joseph Reid, Warren Roberson, Christopher Romero, Paola Pitts , Donna Radcliffe, Kelly Reilly, Michael Roberts-Torres, Diana Rosado, Blanca Pituck, Michael Rademaker, Lisette Reina, Asia Robins, Elizabeth Rosado, Emma Platt, Eileen Radwan, Ali Remz, Nancy Robinson, Kristine Rosario, Mirna Platt, Wendy Rafols, Michel Rendine, Tia Robinson, Marvin Rosario, Theresa Plaza Romo, Elisa Rafter, Caitlin Renjifo, Gladys Robinson, Talisha Rosato, Lauren Ploof, Kaitlin Raimonde, Kelly Renna, Renee robledo garcia, diana Rose, Danielle polnerow, martin Rainier, Ethel Resavy, Kaitlyn Robles Cedeno, Thania roselli, elise Ponticello, Pam Rainier, Sarah Resnick, Jason Robles, Marisa Rosen, Alex Porter, Ashlei ramirez, catalina Resti, Jennifer Robles-GarcÃa , Damián Roskey, Donald Porzio, Anthony Ramirez, Jose Reyes De Urena, Carmen Roccanova, Julie Ross, Amber Posso, Sandra Ramirez, Juan Reyes, Esneda Rodas, Hamingia Rossier, Vanessa Potter, Joan Ramirez, Melissa reyes, flora Rodgers, Sean Roth, Caroline Potter, Kristin Ramirez, Paula Reyes, Tomas Rodgers-Farmer, Evan Rothman, Rena Rodgers-Schelmay, Poulos, Rachel Ramirez, Rosario Reyn, Elizabeth Deborah Rowe, Karen Powell, Paul Ramirez-Franco, Leidy Reynolds, Alicia Rodrigues, Evandro Rowles, Rachel Prante, Jennifer ramos, maria Reynolds, Deborah Rodriguez, Christy Royer, Rosemarie Pray-Boyd, Dwanna Randazzo, Marina Reynolds, Margaret Rodriguez, Evelyn Rubel, Skye
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SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
Preece, Kristin Randolph, Frederick Rezk, Meriam Rodriguez, Giovanni Ruggiero, Jennifer Prentice, Janet ranjo, mary Ricardo, Alcides Rodriguez, Jose Ruggiero, Nicole Preziosi, Debra Rankin, William Ricci, Maria Rodriguez, Margaret Ruiz, Amparo Price, Carolina Rankin, William Ricciardi, Amanda Rodriguez, Marilyn Ruiz, Armando Priest, Eric Rapolla, Nicole Riccio, Doreen Rodriguez, Pedro Ruiz, Josenia Ruiz, Paula Santana, Jordan Scott, Khaliah Shuler, Lucius Sotayo, Oluwatoyin Rush, Cynthia Santarpia, Christina Scott, Melissa Shulman, Dorothy Soto, Alexis Russo, Elizabeth Santiago, David Scott, Rose Sierra, Diana Soto-Lodono, Gloria Rutherford, Chris santiago, francisco Scudera, Jamie Silva, Fatima Spence, Tiffany ryan, diana Santiago, Yasmin Scuderi, Cathleen Silva, Marney Spinelli-Jones, Marianne Ryan, Jacqueline Santillo, Megan Scuderi, Florencia Silva, Ysabel Spitler, Julie SÃ nchez, Mayda Santore, Karen Scuttaro, Tina Silveira, Lina Spring, Jeffrey Saad, Rania Santos, Yaily Seenath, Nicholas Simcox, Maureen staley, patricia Saavedra, Gilma Santowasso, Susan Seidelmann, Lorrie Simmons, Christian Stanford, Judy Saavedra, Nestor Sanzone, Maryssa Seiler, Julie Simmons, Meagan Stanzione, Maureen Saavedra, Ruth Sapp, Louise Sejour, Maniesha Simmons, Nikkita Stapleton, Corey Saavedra, Stephanie sarmiento, mariella Seliman, Elham Simmons, Tanisha steede, marilyn Sadowski, Lisa Sarmiento, Roberto Selod, Sufia Simon, Paula Steele, Brittany Saenz, Joseph Sarni, Kimberly Selover, Theresa Simonetti, Amanda Steele, Dorathea Saffiotti, Theresa sarria, carolina Sensakovic, Nadine simpson, Denishia Steimle, Jason Sala, Veronica Sartori, Heather Sepulveda, Andres Simpson, Jacoya Stelman , Jill SALAAM, RILWAN Savarese, Christina SERMENO, LETICIA Singleton, Adrian Stephens, Margaret Salado, Kristina Savjani, Colleen SERPA, LEONOR Skwarek, Justin Stephens, Martha Salaria, Sukhdev Scafe, Mary serrano, eliana Slater, Joya Stevenson, Carole Salas Huanchi, Susan Scala, Isabel Serrano, Shayra Slawson, Ryan Stever, Laura Salazar, Jean Scatorchia, Brianna Shadiack, Jessica Slomko, Alyson Stewart, Dawn Salazar, Llewellyn Schafer, Michele Shaffer, Leticia Smela, Kimberly Stimpfle, Daniel Salazar, Louis Schalhoub, Jordan Shah, Smruti Smith, Ann Stires, Linda Saldana, Cesar Scheiderman, Robert Shalette, Rachel Smith, Gail Stokes, Christina Salermo, Monica Scher, Allison Shalhoub, Mary Kate Smith, Linda Stokes, Linda Salomon, Marie Scheufler, Denise Shands-Linton, Liska Smith, Tara Stone, Brenna
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SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
Salvatore, Rose Scheufler, Hannah Sharkey, Renee Smith, Tracy Stott, Ashley samaan, hany Schlamm, Ethan Sharpe, Catherine Smith-Bohn, Stacey Strano, Kristine Sanches Da Silva, Marcio Schley, Edothia Shaughnessy, Karen Snead, Courtney Strollo, Natalie Sanchez , Ignacio Schlisserman, Phyllis Shaughnessy, Kelli Socio, Angela Suarez Benitez, Irina Sanchez Cardero, Iraida Schlueter, Susan Shaw, Shirley Solano, Gloria Suarez, Karissa SANCHEZ RUIZ, MIRLEIVIS Schmidt, Matthew Sheehy, Timothy Solano, Juana Suchodolski, Kathy Sanchez, Lorena Schneeweis, Shelby Shehata, Gihan Solano, Rossy Sumar, Anuksha Sanchez, Luz Schneider, Jeffrey Shehata, Magda solaz-campos, xiomara Suriani, Patricia Sanchez, Sally Schneider, Kim Sheppard, Kandice soler, glenda Suskevich, Debra Sanchez, Xiomara Schreidl, Patricia Shipman, Carol Soliman, Hanan Suwala, Jill Sanchez, Yudith Schuyler, Peter Shipman, Ethel Solomon, Benjamin suyo, jeanethe Saniewski, Anna Schwartz, Agnes Shirey, Ilonka solomon, karen Swanson, Taylor Sano, Beulah Schwartz, Ellen Shook, Crystal Soltis, Chelsey Sweeney, Dianne Sano, Dominic Sciancalepore, Carolyn Shopowich, Lance sommer, luz Sweeney, Erika Sansone, Julia Scotchlas, Megan Shore, Joseph Sood, Vandana Syed, Rabia Santagata, Liboria Scott, Anita Shorter, Tyrone Sosa, Benicia Syed, Rahman Sykes, Penny Tierney, Melissa Uldschmidt, Justyne verderami, dana Washington, Shonta Szczerba, Arielle Tillery, Catherine Ulecias, William Verma, Suman Wasilick, Anne Szoke, Sarah Timmerman, Kathleen Ulic, Marija Vernet, Hildegarde Waters, Heather Szymczak, Kathleen Tiplady, Matthew Ulloa, Yasmin Vespe, Frank Waties, Carol Taiwo, Bolade Tiwari, Anuja ulmer-freedman, catherine Viana, Veronica Watson, Deborah Takyi, Douglas Tkac, Thomas Ulrich, Gail Vicini, Franki watson, susan Talbot, Michael Tokarski, Joanne Ulysse, Wadler Vickers, Jason Webb, Barbara talero, maria Tokoly, Margaret Um, Sokhoeun Victoria Castillo, Juan Webb, Michael Talley, Donna Tolbert, Fahtimah UNDERWOOD, PEGGY victoria, juan Webb, Michael Tamayo, Erika Tolver, Laura Urena, Irma Vidal Cano, Yolanda weber, Kimberly Tan, Amy toma, mervat Uria, Mirta Villagomez, Merlin Weigel, Katelyn Tanga, Rosemarie Tomasso, Nicholas Uzzolino-Hall, Natalie Villagomez, Samay Weiland, Kathleen Tapia, Gabriela Tomitz, Kimberly Valdes, Elizabeth Villamar, Karen Weingarten, Tracey Tariq, Shumaila Tona, Rosanne VALENCIA, CAROLINA Villar, Kenia Welden, Samuel
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Tarrach, Carolyn Torbik, Mei VALENCIA, DAVID Villone, Jacquelyn Wells, Terrell Tassi, Anthony Tormollan, Lauren Valente, Sonia Visco, Kristine Weltner, Debra Tassi, Magaly Torres, Jesus Valenti, Joseph Viteri, Marina Wendland, Jennifer Tasso, Ana Torres, Joshua Valentine, MaryAnn Vizirov, Don Wersinger, Christine Tasso-Marquez, Maria Torres, Judy Valenziano, Theresa Vizueta, Laura Wescott, Bernadette Tate, Jazamine Torres, Julissa Valerio Acosta, Diana Vliet , Timothy West, Nicole TAUBLIB, DOUGLAS Torres, Kelly Vallen, Lisa Voigt, Alli WESTERGAARD, REID Tavarez, Santa Torres, Melissa Van Brunt, Melissa Vojtko, Marie Wheaton, Barbara Taylor, Jennifer Torres, Sandra Van Dunk, Denayah Vyzaniaris, Kimberly Wheeler, Ameela Taylor, Julia Torrez, Alexandra Van horn, Jacquelyne Wade, Shantel Whisler, Sheila Taylor-Steverson, Damiana Touch, Amber Vanderhorst, Dishima Wade, Thomas Whitaker-Thornt, Lossie Teixeira, Teresa Tourino, Maria VanDerVeken, Nicole Wagner, Alicia Whitcombe, Rachel Tembo, Valerie Tourtual, Steven Varga, Patricia Walczak, Sarah White, Ameshia Temperio, Frances Tozzi, Anthony Vargas, Beatriz Walder, Zachary White, Karen Teran, Alcira Tralie, Alexandra Varner , Carla Walentukonis, Jo Ann White, Natasha Terrell, Alexus Trela, Katherine VASQUEZ, GILMA Walker , Forrest Whitener, Daniel Thame, John Trembula, Brittany Vasquez, Patricia Walker, Debra Whitfield, Babes theisz, linda Trent, Elizabeth Vechesky, Denise Wallace, Al'Asia Wiencke, Kate Theodore, Bernice Tufaro, Dorothea Vega Moorer, Linda Walters, April Wilkins, Sertirus Theus, Joan Tully, Patricia Vega, Gisela Walthour, Anjalette Williams, Brittney Thezard, Marie Rose tuminello, phyllis Vega, Paola Walthour, Krisola Williams, Clarissa Thomas, Anna Turkheimer, Judith Velasco, Tatiana Walthour, Quanya Williams, Earnestine Thomas, Chant Turner, Briana velasquez, claribel Walton, Tameka Williams, Edward Thomas, gladys Turner, George Velasquez, Lucero Ward, Daryll Williams, Elouise Thomas, Megan Turner, Kim Velez, Nancy Ward, Martin Williams, Guy Thomas, Stephanie Tutzauer, Maryellen Veliz, Jorjana Warehime, Barbara Williams, James Thorp, Kelly Twersky, David Vella, Susan Warner, Sally Williams, Latoya Tidwell, Candice Twidle, Regina Velzy, Andrew Washington, Kaity Williams, Samantha willitts, jody Zigray, Barbara Wilson, Michael Zilly, Megan
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Wilson, Peter Zimmerman, Deanna Wilson, Thomas Zimny, Katherine Wine, Leslie Zippo, Alyssa Wise, Najimah Zmudsky, Kimberly Wise-Quick, Tracey Zonin, Stacey Wissa, Doris Zulker, Emma Wode, Mary Wojcik, Katarzyna Wolan, Gloria Wolf, Heidi Wolfe, Anna Wolpert, Sarah Wong, Richard Wood, Shawn Woodard, Stephen Woodruff, Jennifer Woram, Kacey-Ann Work, Chelsea Wraga, Keleyn Wright, Allison Wright, Xavier Wroniewicz, Vincent Wyld, Maryann Wynn, Robert yanie, amany Yarger, Marie Yellin, Sherri Yousef, Ashraf Yuro, Joanne zahui, ndouba Zakee, Imani
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Zambito, Paul Zamor, Herve Zapata, Diana Zarley, Maggie Zarrella, Victoria Zaza, Nicholas Zebley, Kimberly zekri, nancy Zetino, Rachel
Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Motion by Mrs. Cohan, seconded by Mr. Marks to approve of the following Workshops. RCV # 3 6 votes yes, 4 members absent. Motion approved.
C. WORKSHOPS
BOE Date Last First Event Date Cost Mileage Tolls/Park 9/8/2015 DiPatri Joe How to Investigate HIB Claims 8/26/2015 $150.00 $34.00 $0.00 9/8/2015 Kitchenmann Kris ASAP-NJ Conference 2/25,26/2016 $295.00 $0.00 $0.00 9/8/2015 Kitchenmann Kris SAC-ASAP Meetings 9/14/2015 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 9/8/2015 Kitchenmann Kris SAC-ASAP Meetings 11/16/2015 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 9/8/2015 Kitchenmann Kris SAC-ASAP Meetings 1/22/2016 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 9/8/2015 Kitchenmann Kris SAC-ASAP Meetings 3/21/2016 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 9/8/2015 Kitchenmann Kris SAC-ASAP Meetings 5/20/2016 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Autism New Jersey 9/8/2015 Brennan Kristen Conference 10/15,16/2015 $500.00 $67.83 $165.83 Autism New Jersey 9/8/2015 Maiorano Maria Conference 10/16/2015 $275.00 $33.92 $82.92 Autism New Jersey 9/8/2015 Rupp Helen Conference 10/15,16/2015 $500.00 $67.83 $165.83
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County Director's Planning 9/8/2015 Longer Nina Committee Meeting 7/15/2015 $0.00 $6.20 $0.00 11th Annual G&T Learning 9/8/2015 Fiorini Nancy Fair 10/2/2015 $90.00 $12.00 $0.00 11th Annual G&T Learning 9/8/2015 Rodden John Fair 10/2/2015 $90.00 $12.00 $0.00
Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Motion by Mrs. Cohan, seconded by Mr. Marks to approve of the following Field Trips, Fundraisers, and Assemblies. RCV # 4 6 votes yes, 4 members absent. Motion approved.
D. FUNDRAISERS / FIELD TRIPS /ASSEMBLIES
Field Trip Barb Assisting Gloucester City Lion's Club at Gloucester 9/8/2015 Sacchetti Leo Club Day Neil Rossiter 10/03/2015 for 12:00 to 6:00 pm
Fundra isers 9/8/2015 Amy Lawson HS Student Council Sell leaves for $1.00 1/2 proceeds to Charity Kelly Peck September-October 9/8/2015 Denise O'Donnell Jr. High Student Council Lollipop Sale Anne Peeke September 28-October 2, 2015 9/8/2015 Sarah Foley Jr. High Fall Festival 10/29/2015 Jr. High Trivia Night 2/11/2015 Science Jr. High Night 4/21/2015
Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Motion by Mrs. Cohan, seconded by Mr. Marks to approve of the following Curriculum Items. Motion was passed unanimously by members present.
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E.CURRICULUM
BOE Date Title Author Publisher ISBN: Eight Class Pets & One Squirrel Divided by One Dog = Vivian Vande 9/8/2015 Chaos Velde Holiday House FLR #0896ZB9 9/8/2015 Athlete vs. Mathlete W.C. Macck Bloomsbury FLR#0714DE2 9/8/2015 The Philly Fake David Kelly Randmom House FLR#0706VL8 9/8/2015 Stranded Jeff Probst Puffin Books FLR#0595EF9 9/8/2015 AP English III Curriculum 9/8/2015 Common Sense Media Curriculum 9/8/2015 AP European History Curriculum 9/8/2015 Personal Finance and Economics Curriculum
Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Motion by Mrs. Cohan, seconded by Mr. Marks to approve of the following District Items. Motion was passed unanimously by members present.
F. DISTRICT ACTION
9/8/2015 2015-2016 I&RS Team
9/8/2015 2015 -2016 HIB Team
9/8/2015 2015 -2016 ScIP Committees
GHS MEC CSS Sean Gorman Bill O'Kane Karen Kessler Elizabeth Curry Kristin Little Bob MacCausland Bud McKibban Joanne Citrone Dee Driscoll
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Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Motion by Mrs. Cohan, seconded by Mr. Marks to approve of the following Policy Action Items. Motion was passed unanimously by members present.
FIRST READING
BOE Date Number Title 9/8/2015 3322 Staff Member's Use of Personal Cellular Telephones/Other Communication Devices 9/8/2015 4322 Staff Member's Use of Personal Cellular Telephones/Other Communication Devices 9/8/2015 5330 Administration of Medication 9/8/2015 5339 Screening for Dyslexia 9/8/2015 5615 Suspected Gang Activity 9/8/2015 5756 Transgender Students 9/8/2015 8540 School Nutrition Programs 9/8/2015 8820 Opening Exercises/Ceremonies
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3322 STAFF MEMBER’S USE OF PERSONAL CELLULAR TELEPHONES/ OTHER COMMUNICATION DEVICES
The ______Board of Education recognizes a school teaching staff member may need to electronically communicate on make a non-school related, personal matter using a personal cellular telephone or other personal communication device telephone call during their workday when the telephone call cannot be made before the staff member reports to work and/or after the staff member’s workday has concluded. Electronic communications include, but are not limited to: voice conversations, text-messaging, accessing social networking or other internet sites, or any other type of electronic communication.
In the event the teaching staff member needs to electronically communicate on a non-school related, personal matter using a personal cellular telephone or other personal communication device has an occasion to make a personal telephone call during their workday, and the telephone call is of such a nature that it cannot be made before the staff member’s workday begins or after the workday has concluded, the school teaching staff member may do so make a personal telephone call using their personal cellular telephone during the workday provided:
[Select an One Option
1. ____ the communication telephone call is made during the teaching staff member’s duty free lunch or break periods and is made outside the presence of students
____ in an area inside the school building designated by the Building Principal or teaching staff member’s immediate supervisor.
2. ____ the communication telephone call is made during the teaching staff member’s duty free lunch or break periods and is made outside the presence of students
____ either in an area inside or outside the school building designated by the teaching staff member’s Building Principal or immediate supervisor. TEACHING STAFF MEMBERS 3322/page 2 of 3 Staff Member’s Use of Personal Cellular Telephones/ Other Communication Devices
3. ____ the communication telephone call is made during the teaching staff member’s duty free lunch or break periods
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and/or preparation periods for teaching staff and is made outside the presence of students
____ in an area inside the school building designated by the teaching staff member’s Building Principal or immediate supervisor.
4. ____ the communication telephone call is made during the teaching staff member’s duty free lunch / or break periods and/or preparation periods for teaching staff and is made outside the presence of students
____ either in an area inside or outside the school building designated by the teaching staff member’s Building Principal or immediate supervisor.
5. ____ Other
A teaching staff member’s personal cellular telephone or other personal communication device shall be secured by the teaching staff member and outside the view of others when the teaching staff member is performing assigned school district responsibilities.]
An electronic communication by a teaching staff member on a non-school related, personal matter using a personal cellular telephone or other personal communication device A personal telephone call by a school staff member on their personal cellular telephone shall not be made while the teaching staff member is performing assigned school district responsibilities.
In the event the teaching staff member has an emergency requiring immediate attention that requires such a communication while performing assigned school district responsibilities the personal use of their personal cellular telephone, the teaching staff member shall inform their Building Principal or immediate supervisor before or immediately after the communication using the cellular telephone, depending on the nature of the emergency. The Board of Education is not responsible if a teaching staff member’s personal cellular telephone or other communication device is lost, stolen, or missing.
4322 STAFF MEMBER’S USE OF PERSONAL CELLULAR TELEPHONES/ OTHER COMMUNICTION DEVICES
The ______Board of Education recognizes a school support staff member may need to electronically communicate on have the need to make a non-school related, personal matter using a personal cellular telephone or other personal communication device telephone call during their workday when the telephone call cannot be made before the staff member reports to work and/or
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after the staff member’s workday has concluded. Electronic communications include, but are not limited to: voice conversations, text-messaging, accessing social networking or other internet sites, or any other type of electronic communication.
In the event the support staff member needs to electronically communicate on a non-school related, personal matter using a personal cellular telephone or other personal communication device has an occasion to make a personal telephone call during their workday, and the telephone call is of such a nature that it cannot be made before the staff member’s workday begins or after the workday has concluded, the school support staff member may do so make a personal telephone call using their personal cellular telephone during the workday provided:
[Select an One Option
1. ____ the communication telephone call is made during the support staff member’s free lunch / or break periods and is made outside the presence of students
____ in an area inside the school building designated by the support staff member’s Building Principal or immediate supervisor.
2. ____ the communication telephone call is made during the support staff member’s free lunch / or break periods and is made outside the presence of students
____ either in an area inside or outside the school building designated by the support staff member’s Building Principal or immediate supervisor. SUPPORT STAFF MEMBERS 4322/page 2 of 2 Staff Member’s Use of Personal Cellular Telephones/ Other Communication Devices
3. ____ Other
A support staff member’s personal cellular telephone or other personal communication device shall be secured by the support staff member and outside the view of others when the support staff member is performing assigned school district responsibilities.]
An electronic communication by a support staff member on a non-school related, personal matter using a personal cellular telephone or other personal communication device A personal telephone call by a support staff member on
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their personal cellular telephone shall not be made while the support staff member is performing assigned school district responsibilities.
In the event the support staff member has an emergency requiring immediate attention that requires such a communication while performing assigned school district responsibilities the personal use of their personal cellular telephone, the support staff member shall inform their Building Principal or immediate supervisor before making the call or immediately after the communication using the cellular telephone, depending on the nature of the emergency. The Board of Education is not responsible if a support staff member’s personal cellular telephone or other communication device is lost, stolen, or missing.
5330 ADMINISTRATION OF MEDICATION
The Board of Education disclaims any and all responsibility for the diagnosis and treatment of an the illness of any student. However, in order for many students with chronic health conditions and disabilities to remain in school, medication may have to be administered during school hours. Parents and legal guardians are encouraged to administer medications to children at home whenever possible as medication should be administered in school only when necessary for the health and safety of students. The Board will permit the administration of medication in school in accordance with applicable law.
Medication will only be administered to students in school by the school physician, a certified or noncertified school nurse, a substitute school nurse employed by the district, the student’s parent(s) or legal guardian(s), a student who is approved to self-administer in accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:40-12.3 and 12.4, and school employees who have been trained and designated by the certified school nurse to administer epinephrine in an emergency pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:40-12.5 and 12.6.
Self-administration of medication by a student for asthma or other potentially life- threatening illness or a life threatening allergic reaction is permitted in accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:40-12.3.
Medication no longer required must be promptly removed by the parent(s) or legal guardian(s).
The school nurse shall have the primary responsibility for the administration of epinephrine. However, the certified school nurse may designate, in consultation with the Board or the Superintendent, additional employees of the district who volunteer to be trained in the administration of epinephrine via a pre-filled auto- injector mechanism using standardized training protocols established by the Department of Education in consultation with the Department of Health and Senior Services when the school nurse is not physically present at the scene.
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In accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:40-12.6.d, no school employee, including a school nurse or any other officer or agent of a Board of Education or a physician providing a prescription under a standing protocol for school epinephrine pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:40-12.5, shall be held liable for any good faith act or omission consistent with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:40-12.5, nor shall any action before the New Jersey State Board of Nursing lie against a school nurse for any such action taken by a person designated in good faith by the school nurse pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:40-12.6. Good faith shall not include willful misconduct, gross negligence, or recklessness.
The school nurse or designee shall be promptly available on site at the school and at school-sponsored functions in the event of an allergic reaction. In addition, the parent(s) or legal guardian(s) must be informed that the school district, its employees and agents shall have no liability as a result of any injury arising from the administration of epinephrine to the student.
The parent(s) or legal guardian(s) of the student must sign a statement acknowledging their understanding the district shall have no liability as a result of any injury arising from the administration of the epinephrine via a pre-filled auto- injector mechanism to the student and the parent(s) or legal guardian(s) shall indemnify and hold harmless the district and its employees or agents against any claims arising out of the administration of the epinephrine via a pre-filled auto- injector mechanism to the student.
The permission for the emergency administration of epinephrine via a pre-filled auto-injector mechanism containing epinephrine to students for anaphylaxis is effective for the school year it is granted and must be renewed for each subsequent school year.
Each school in the district shall have and maintain for the use of students at least one nebulizer in the office of the school nurse or a similar accessible location. Each certified school nurse or other persons authorized to administer asthma medication will receive training in airway management and in the use of nebulizers and inhalers consistent with State Department of Education regulations. Every student that is authorized to use self-administered asthma medication pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:40-12.3 or a nebulizer must have an asthma treatment plan prepared by the student’s physician which shall identify, at a minimum, asthma triggers, the treatment plan, and other such elements as required by the State Board of Education. All student medications shall be appropriately maintained and secured by the school nurse, except those medications to be self-administered by students. In those instances the medication may be retained by the student with the prior knowledge of the school nurse. The school nurse may provide the Principal and other teaching staff members concerned with the student’s educational progress
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with such information about the medication and its administration as may be in the student’s best educational interests. The school nurse may report to the school physician any student who appears to be affected adversely by the administration of medication and may recommend to the Principal the student’s exclusion pursuant to law.
The school nurse shall document each instance of the administration of medication to a student. Students self-administering medication shall report each incident to a teacher, coach, or other individual designated by the school nurse who is supervising the student during the school activity when the student self-administers. These designated individuals shall report such incidents to the school nurse within twenty-four hours of the self-administration of medication. The school nurse shall preserve records and documentation regarding the self-administration of medication in the student’s health file.
N.J.S.A. 18A:6-1.1; 18A:40-3.1; 18A:40-6; 18A:40-7; 18A:40-12.3; 18A:40-12.4; 18A:40-12.5; 18A:40-12.6; 18A:40-12.7; 18A:40-12.8 N.J.S.A. 45:11-23 N.J.A.C. 6A:16-2.3(b) 5339 SCREENING FOR DYSLEXIA
In accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:40-5.1 et seq., the Board of Education shall ensure each student enrolled in the school district who has exhibited one or more potential indicators of dyslexia or other reading disabilities is screened for dyslexia and other reading disabilities using a screening instrument selected pursuant to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:40-5.2. This screening shall be administered no later than the student’s completion of the first semester of the second grade.
In the event a student who would have been enrolled in Kindergarten, grade one, or grade two during or after the 2014-2015 school year enrolls in the district in Kindergarten through grade six during or after the 2015-2016 school year and has no record of being previously screened for dyslexia or other reading disabilities, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:40-5.2 et seq., the Board shall ensure the newly-enrolled student is screened for dyslexia and other reading disabilities using a screening instrument selected pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:40-5.21. This screening shall be administered at the same time other students enrolled in the student's grade are screened for dyslexia and other reading disabilities, or, if other students enrolled in the student's grade have previously been screened, within ninety calendar days of the date the student is enrolled in the district. The screenings shall be administered by a teacher or other teaching staff member properly trained in the screening process for dyslexia and other reading disabilities.
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For the purposes of this Policy, “dyslexia” is a specific learning disability that is neurological in origin. It is characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities. These difficulties typically result from a deficit in the phonological component of language that is often unexpected in relation to other cognitive abilities and the provision of effective classroom instruction. Secondary consequences may include problems in reading comprehension and reduced reading experience that can impede growth of vocabulary and background knowledge.
For the purposes of this Policy, “potential indicators of dyslexia or other reading disabilities” means indicators that include, but shall not be limited to, difficulty in acquiring language skills; inability to comprehend oral or written language; difficulty in rhyming words; difficulty in naming letters, recognizing letters, matching letters to sounds, and blending sounds when speaking and reading words; difficulty recognizing and remembering sight words; consistent transposition of number sequences, letter reversals, inversions, and substitutions; and trouble in replication of content.
In accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:40-5.2(a), the Commissioner of Education shall distribute to each Board of Education information on screening instruments available to identify students who possess one or more potential indicators of dyslexia or other reading disabilities. The Commissioner shall provide information on the screening instruments appropriate for Kindergarten through grade two students and on screening instruments that may be suitably used for older students. The Board shall select and implement age-appropriate screening instruments for the early diagnosis of dyslexia and other reading disabilities.
In accordance with provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:40-5.2(b), the Commissioner shall also develop and distribute to each Board of Education guidance on appropriate intervention strategies for students diagnosed with dyslexia or other reading disabilities.
In the event a student is determined, through the screening conducted in accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:40-5.3, to possess one or more potential indicators of dyslexia or other reading disabilities pursuant to the provisions of N.J.S.A 18A:40-5.1 et seq., the Board shall ensure the student receives a comprehensive assessment for the learning disorder. In the event a diagnosis of dyslexia or other reading disability is confirmed by the comprehensive assessment, the Board shall provide appropriate evidence-based intervention strategies to the student, including intense instruction on phonemic awareness, phonics and fluency, vocabulary, and reading comprehension.
In accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:6-131, general education teachers in grades Kindergarten through three, special education teachers, basic skills teachers, English as a second language teachers, reading
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specialists, learning disabilities teacher consultants, and speech-language specialists are required to complete at least two hours of professional development each year on the screening, intervention, accommodation, and use of technology for students with reading disabilities, including dyslexia. The Board may make these professional development opportunities available to other instructional or support staff members as the Board deems appropriate. This requirement for professional development in reading disabilities may be part of the twenty hours of annual professional development required by N.J.A.C. 6A:9 et seq. Documentation of teachers’ fulfillment of this professional development requirement shall be maintained in the district.
N.J.S.A. 18A:40-5.1; 18A:40-5.2; 18A:40-5.3; 18A:40-5.4; 18A:6-131
5615 SUSPECTED GANG ACTIVITY
Students that initiate, advocate, or promote unacceptable activities or conduct, openly or otherwise, and/or threaten the safety or well-being of others, disrupt the school environment and are harmful to the educational process in this school district. This unacceptable conduct, including but not limited to, Any physical or verbal harassing, intimidating, or bullying conduct; unlawful use of force; threats; violence; or other violations of the school district’s student code of conduct by a student or group of students directed toward any school staff member or any other student or group of students anywhere on school grounds, at any school related or sponsored activity, on school buses, at school bus stops, and any other place where students are supervised by school district staff will not be tolerated.
In the event the Principal or designee, believes any unacceptable activities or conduct physical or verbal harassing, intimidating, or bullying conduct was, or is being committed, for the benefit of, at the direction of, or in association with a group of three or more persons, the school staff will investigate further to determine if the conduct was committed by those students representing a “criminal street gang” (hereinafter referred to as a “gang”) as defined in N.J.S.A. 2C:44-3.h 2C:33-29.
In accordance with N.J.S.A 2C:33-29, "criminal street gang" means three or more persons associated in fact. Individuals are associated in fact if: (1) two of the following seven criteria that indicate criminal street gang membership apply: (a) self-proclamation; (b) witness testimony or official statement; (c) written or electronic correspondence; (d) paraphernalia or photographs; (e) tattoos; (f) clothing or colors; (g) any other indicia of street gang activity; and (2) individually or in combination with other members of a criminal street gang, while engaging in gang-related activity, have committed or
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conspired or attempted to commit, within the preceding five years from the date of the present offense, excluding any period of imprisonment, one or more offenses on separate occasions of robbery, carjacking, aggravated assault, assault, aggravated sexual assault, sexual assault, arson, burglary, kidnapping, extortion, tampering with witnesses and informants or a violation of Chapter 11, Section 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 of Chapter 35, or Chapter 39 of Title 2C of the New Jersey Statutes.
If it is determined unacceptable activities or conduct was committed by students representing a gang or by students that may be representing a gang, the Principal or designee will assign appropriate disciplinary action and will notify the parent(s) or legal guardian(s) of the victim(s) and the offender(s). The Principal or designee will also inform the Superintendent of Schools and local law enforcement.
To further ensure the safety and well-being of all students in the district and to increase awareness within the school community regarding potential gang activity, students are prohibited from wearing while on school grounds, at any school related or sponsored activity, on school buses, and any other place where students are supervised by school district staff, any type of clothing or accessory that would indicate a student has membership in, or affiliation with, any gang associated with criminal activities pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:11-9.
The parent(s) or legal guardian(s) of any student identified as being potentially involved in gang-related activities shall be notified by the Principal or designee. A student identified as being potentially involved in gang-related activities shall be offered appropriate counseling by school district staff.
The Superintendent of Schools, Assistant Superintendent, Principal, or other administrator employed by the school district shall attend a gang education seminar program pursuant to N.J.S.A. 52:17B-4.7 within the first year of initial employment as an administrator in the district. The Superintendent of Schools, Assistant Superintendent, Principal, or other administrator shall be exempt from this requirement if the administrator has successfully completed a gang education seminar conducted by a public school district which is substantially equivalent to the seminar required pursuant to N.J.S.A. 52:17B-4.7. Other sSchool staff members shall be provided in-service training on gangs and gang-related conduct and activities including, but not limited to, recruitment procedures; threats/intimidation; clothing; insignia; hand signs; symbols; graffiti; terminology; or other indicia of gang association.
Information regarding gangs shall be shared by school district staff to local law enforcement officials and the school district’s administrative staff members will encourage local law enforcement to share gang-related information with school officials.
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Nothing in this Policy shall supersede or negate any existing New Jersey law or Board Policy regarding student discipline and/or the school district’s student discipline code of conduct. This Policy shall be made available to school staff, students, and parent(s) or legal guardian(s).
N.J.S.A. 18A:11-9 N.J.S.A. 2C:44-3.h. 2C:33-29 New Jersey State Police Street Gang Units Bureau – Know the Signs: A Guide to Gang Identification
5756 TRANSGENDER STUDENTS
The Board of Education is committed strives to provide a safe, and supportive, and inclusive learning environment for all students. In furthering this goal, the Board adopts this Policy to ensure all students, including address the needs of transgender and gender nonconforming students, enrolled in the school district have equal educational opportunities and equal access to the school district’s educational programs and activities. The Board of Education, administration, and all school staff members will comply with Federal and State laws and regulations regarding transgender students and no student shall be subjected to discrimination on the basis of gender identity or expression.
For the purposes of this Policy:
1. “Gender expression” refers to the way a student represents or expresses gender to others, often through behavior, clothing, hairstyles, activities, voice, or mannerisms.
2. “Gender identity” means a student's deeply held sense or psychological knowledge of their own gender, regardless of the gender they were assigned at birth.
3. “Gender identity or expression” also means having or being perceived as having a gender-related identity or expression whether or not stereotypically associated with a person’s assigned sex at birth.
4. “Gender nonconforming” describes a student whose gender expression differs from stereotypical expectations, such as "feminine" boys, "masculine" girls, and those who are perceived as androgynous.
5. “Transgender” describes students whose gender identity is different from their gender assigned at birth.
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Gender-related identity may be provided to the school district by a parent of a student or by an adult student with evidence including, but not limited to, medical history, care or treatment of the gender-related identity, consistent and uniform assertion of the gender-related identity, or any other evidence that the gender- related identity is sincerely held as part of the student's core identity.
The Board of Education believes the responsibility for determining a student's gender-related identity rests with the student, or, in the case of young students not yet able to advocate for themselves, with the parent. Therefore, the Board will accept a student's assertion of his or her gender identity when there is consistent and uniform assertion of the gender-related identity, or any other evidence that the gender-related identity is sincerely held as a part of the student’s core identity. The Board of Education will not question or disregard the assertion of a student’s gender identity. However, tThe Board authorizes the Superintendent or designee to question a student's asserted gender identity when there is a credible basis for believing the student's gender-related identity is being asserted for some improper purpose.
Confirmation of a student's asserted gender identity must include a letter from a parent or the adult student to the Superintendent of Schools indicating the student is gender non-conforming. In the event the parent does not consent to the student’s gender identity, the Superintendent or designee will meet with the parent and the student to determine how the student’s gender identity shall be addressed by the school district.
[Option – Select One Option
___ The Board recognizes school-related issues regarding transgender students will vary on a case-by-case basis. Therefore, the Superintendent of Schools or designee will meet with the parent and student to discuss school-related issues such as the name and pronoun to be used by district staff in referring to the student, the gender identification to be used on the student's records, district staff members that should be informed of the student's access and use of restrooms, locker rooms, changing facilities, physical education classes, intramural programs, interscholastic athletic programs, and other gender issues affecting the transgender student and his/her attendance at school and participation in school programs. The school district will take reasonable measures to accommodate the needs of transgender students in accordance with Federal and State laws and regulations. ___ The Board recognizes school-related issues regarding transgender students will vary on a case-by-case basis. Therefore, the Superintendent of Schools or designee will meet with the parent and the student to discuss school-related issues. The issues to be discussed shall include, but are not limited to, the following:
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1. Names/Pronouns – The school district will honor the request of the parent and student to have the student addressed by a name or pronoun different from those associated with the student’s gender at birth.
2. Student Records – The school district’s official, permanent student record will be maintained in accordance with Federal law, State statutes, and administrative code and will indicate the legal name and gender appearing on the student’s birth certificate, unless there is a legal name change. However, the school district will use the name requested by the parent and student in other school-related documents to include, but not be limited to, student identification cards, library cards, school photographs, grade books, posted lists of student names, and any other places where students’ names are commonly written.
3. Restrooms – Transgender students shall have access to the restroom that corresponds to their gender identity. The use of a “gender neutral” restroom, if available, shall be a matter of choice by a transgender student.
4. Locker Rooms – Transgender students shall have access to locker room facilities that correspond to their gender identity. The school district will make available a reasonable alternative changing area for a transgender student, if requested.
5. Physical Education Classes - Transgender students shall be permitted to participate in physical education classes in a manner consistent with their gender identity.
6. Intramurals Programs – A transgender student’s participation in the school district’s intramural athletic programs shall be in accordance with the eligibility requirements for participation in interscholastic athletics as determined by the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association.
7. Interscholastic Athletics – A transgender student’s participation in the school district’s interscholastic athletic programs shall be in accordance with eligibility requirements for participation in interscholastic athletics as determined by the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association.
8. Dress Codes – Transgender students shall comply with the dress code requirements that correspond to their gender identity.]
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In the event a student no longer identifies with a previously asserted gender other than their gender at birth, a parent of the student must submit a letter to the Superintendent of Schools indicating the student is no longer gender nonconforming. The Superintendent or designee will meet with the parent and the student to discuss the transition of the student from gender nonconforming to gender conforming. In the event the parent does not consent to the student’s assertion the student is no longer gender nonconforming, the Superintendent or designee will meet with the parent and the student to determine how the student’s gender identity should be addressed by the school district.
The school district and school staff members will ensure the privacy of any student’s transgender status and will not disclose or acknowledge a student’s transgender status unless required to in accordance with any Federal law, State statute, administrative code, or if the parent and student have authorized such disclosure.
N.J.S.A. 10:5-1 et seq. Title IX, 20 U.S.C. Section 1681
8540 SCHOOL NUTRITION PROGRAMS FREE AND REDUCED RATE MEALS
The Board of Education recognizes the importance of a child receiving a nutritious, well-balanced meal to promote sound eating habits, to foster good health and academic achievement, and to reinforce the nutrition education taught in the classroom. Therefore, the Board of Education may participate in the school nutrition programs of the New Jersey Department of Agriculture in accordance with the eligibility criteria of the program. These programs may include the National School Lunch Program, the School Breakfast Program, the After-School Snack Program, and the Special Milk Program. of good nutrition to each student’s educational performance and directs that needy students be provided with lunch
Optional
[and breakfast] at reduced rates or free of charge.
The Board of Education shall sign an Agreement with the Division of Food and Nutrition, School Nutrition Programs, New Jersey Department of Agriculture for every school nutrition program operated within the school district. Any child nutrition program operated within the school district
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shall be operated in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement and all the requirements of the program.
Students may shall be eligible for free or reduced rate pricing meals who would not otherwise receive proper nourishment in accordance with the requirements of the program operating in the school district. Prices charged to paying children shall be established by the Board of Education, but must be within the maximum prices established by the Division of Food and Nutrition, School Nutrition Programs, New Jersey Department of Agriculture. Prices charged to adults shall be in accordance with the requirements of the program.
The Board designates the ______to determine, in accordance with standards issued annually by the State Department of Education, the students eligible for free or reduced rate meals.
The Superintendent or designee shall annually notify all parents of all children interested persons in the school district of the availability, eligibility requirements, and application procedures for free or and reduced rate price meals or free milk in accordance with the notification requirements and procedures of the Division of Food and Nutrition, School Nutrition Programs, New Jersey Department of Agriculture by the distribution of an application for such meals to the family of each student enrolled in the district, by placing a notice in the Board’s official newspaper, and by informing appropriate municipal agencies and community organizations.
The Superintendent will designate in the annual notification to parents, the person who will determine, in accordance with standards issued by the Division of Food and Nutrition, School Nutrition Programs, New Jersey Department of Agriculture, a student’s eligibility for free or reduced price meals or free milk depending on the programs operated in the school district.
A parent(s) or legal guardian(s) who so may requests a household application and instructions from the Principal of their child’s school shall be given an application form and at least two weeks to prepare and submit the form. A household application must be completed before eligibility is determined. Where necessary, the Principal or the Principal’s designee shall assist the applicant in the preparation of the household application form.
Applications shall be reviewed in a timely manner. An eligibility determination will be made, the family will be notified of its status, and the status will be implemented as soon as possible within ten operating days of the receipt of the completed application. The student’s eligibility shall be determined and the applicant shall be notified of that determination in writing within ______working days of the receipt of the application. Any student found eligible shall be offered free or reduced price rate meals or free milk
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immediately upon the establishment of his/her eligibility and shall continue to receive such meals during the pendency of any inquiry regarding his/her eligibility in accordance with the requirements of the Division of Food and Nutrition, School Nutrition Programs, New Jersey Department of Agriculture. Carry-over of previous year’s eligibility for students shall be in accordance with the requirements of the Division of Food and Nutrition, School Nutrition Programs, New Jersey Department of Agriculture. A denial of eligibility for free or reduced price rate meals or free milk shall be in writing and shall include the reasons for which eligibility was denied, notice of the parent’s applicant’s right to appeal the denial, and the procedures for an appeal, and a statement reminding parents that they may reapply at any time during the school year. Appeal procedures shall include: a hearing, if requested by the parent, held with reasonable promptness and at the convenience of the parent applicant and before a hearing officer other than the school official who denied the application; the parent’s applicant’s opportunity to be represented by counsel; a decision rendered promptly and in writing; and an opportunity to appeal the decision of the hearing officer to the School Business Administrator/Board Secretary ______. The appeal hearing will be conducted in accordance with the provisions as outlined by the Division of Food and Nutrition, School Nutrition Programs, New Jersey Department of Agriculture.
There shall be no overt identification of any child(ren) who may be eligible to receive free or reduced price school meals or free milk. The identity of students who receive free or reduced price rate meals will be protected. , and they Eligible students shall not be required to work in consideration for receiving such meals or milk. Eligible children shall not be required to use a separate dining area, go through a separate serving line, enter the dining area through a separate entrance, or consume their meals or milk at a different time. A student’s eligibility status will not be disclosed at any point in the process of providing free or reduced price meals or free milk in accordance with the requirements of the Division of Food and Nutrition, School Nutrition Programs, New Jersey Department of Agriculture.
The School Business Administrator/Board Secretary or designee will verify applications of those eligible for free or reduced price meals in accordance with the requirements of the, Division of Food and Nutrition, School Nutrition Programs, New Jersey Department of Agriculture.
The Board of Education will comply with all the requirements of the Division of Food and Nutrition, School Nutrition Programs, New Jersey Department of Agriculture Local Education Agency (LEA) Agreement and all requirements outlined in the School Nutrition Electronic Application Reimbursement System (SNEARS).
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The Superintendent shall develop regulations to implement this policy and shall seek out and apply for such Federal, State, and local funds as may be applied to the district’s program of free and reduced rate meals.
7 C.F.R. 210.1 et seq. N.J.S.A. 18A:33-5; 18A:58-7.2 N.J.A.C. 2:36
8820 OPENING EXERCISES/CEREMONIES
The Board of Education requires that the students in each school in the school district to salute the United States flag and repeat the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States be conducted during each day’s opening exercises in each school classroom in accordance with law in accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:36-3. The pledge of allegiance shall be rendered with the right hand over the heart, except that A students who have a has conscientious objection against such pledge or salute, or are children of accredited representatives of foreign governments to whom the United States government extends diplomatic immunity, shall not be required to render such salute and pledge or stand during such pledge or salute, but shall be required to show full respect to the flag while the pledge is being given objections that interfere with his/her full participation in the salute to the flag and the pledge of allegiance shall be exempted from the exercise but shall be required to maintain a respectful attitude throughout the ceremony.
The parent(s) or legal guardian(s) of any student who refuses to salute the flag shall be so informed by the Building Principal, and any such parent(s) or legal guardian(s) or the adult student shall be required to furnish a written statement of the student’s conscientious objection.
The Board of Education authorizes observance of Commodore John Barry Day as required by N.J.S.A. 18A:36-10 through 12 and appropriate exercises for the development of a higher spirit of patriotism on the last day of school preceding Washington’s Birthday (also celebrated as President’s Day), Decoration of Memorial Day, Columbus Day, and Veterans Day as required by N.J.S.A. 18A:36-13. In accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:36-13.1, the district may conduct a course of exercises or instruction in accordance with the Core Curriculum Content Standards to observe holidays, including, but not limited to, Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday, Lincoln’s Birthday, Thanksgiving Day, Arbor Day, and other holidays as determined by the Board of Education.
N.J.S.A. 18A:36-3; 18A:36-10; 18A:36-11; 18A:36-12; 18A:36-13; 18A:36-13.1
The Superintendent recommends abolishing of the following policy:
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FIRST READING
BOE Date Number Title 9/8/2015 8540 Free and Reduced Rate Meals
The Superintendent recommends Adding the following policy: FIRST READING
BOE Date Number Title 9/8/2015 8550 Outstanding Food Service Charges
8550 OUTSTANDING FOOD SERVICE CHARGES
The Board of Education understands a student may forget to bring breakfast or lunch, as applicable, or money to purchase breakfast or lunch to school on a school day. When this happens, the food service program will provide the student with breakfast or lunch with an expectation payment will be made the next school day or shortly thereafter. However, there may be circumstances when payment is not made and a student’s school breakfast/lunch bill is in arrears. The school district will manage a student’s breakfast or lunch bill that is in arrears in accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:33-21 and this Policy.
In the event a student’s school lunch or breakfast bill is in arrears, the Principal or designee shall contact the student’s parent to provide notice of the amount in arrears and shall provide the parent a period of ten school days to pay the full amount due. If the student’s parent does not make full payment to the Principal or designee by the end of the ten school days, the Principal or designee shall again contact the student’s parent to provide a second notice that their child’s lunch or breakfast bill is in arrears. If payment in full is not made within one week from the date of the second notice, the student
[Select one option
____ will not be served school breakfast or lunch, as applicable, beginning the eighth calendar day from the date of the second notice.
____ will be provided a basic lunch that will contain the essentials in balanced nutritional selections as prescribed by the Bureau of Child Nutrition Programs, New Jersey Department of Agriculture beginning the eighth calendar day from the date of the second notice.]
A parent who has received a second notice their child’s lunch or breakfast bill is in arrears and who has not made payment in full within one week from the date of the second notice will be requested to meet with the Principal or designee to discuss and resolve the matter. In the event the parent refuses to meet with the Principal or designee or is unable to resolve the matter, the Principal or designee
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This provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:33-21 and this Policy will be made available to parents of all children in the school district in a manner as determined by the Superintendent.
N.J.S.A. 18A:33-21
SECRETARY’S REPORT
Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Motion by Mrs. Cohan, seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following Financial Action Items. RCV#5 6 votes yes, 4 members absent. Motion approved.
Financial
1. Approval of Transfers
Approve appropriation transfers for FY 2016. (Exhibit SEPTEMBER- 5a)
2. Certification of Sufficient Availability of Funds and No Over-Expenditures
A. Board Secretary Certification of No Over-Expenditures
Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:23-16.10 (c ) 3, Margaret M. McDonnell, Board Secretary, certifies that as of JULY 31, 2015, no budgetary line item account has obligations and payments (contractual orders) which in total exceed the amount appropriated by the Gloucester City Board of Education pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:22-8.1 and N.J.S.A. 18A:22-8.2 and no budgetary line item account has been over-expended in violation of N.J.A.C. 6:23-2.12 (a) 1.
B. Board’s Certification of No Over-Expenditures
Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:23-2.12 ( c) 4, the Gloucester City Board of Education certifies that as of JULY 31, 2015 and after review of the Secretary’s Monthly Financial Report appropriations section as presented and upon consultation with the appropriate district officials, to the best of the Boards’ knowledge, no major account or fund has been over-expended in violation of N.J.A.C. 6A:23-2.12-( a) 1 and that sufficient funds are available to meet the district’s financial obligations for the remainder of the school year.
In accordance with N.J.A.C. 6A:23AS-16.10 ( c) 2, it is certified anticipated revenue has changed for the fiscal year ending JUNE 30, 2016 as follows:
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Increased:
3. Approval of Secretary and Treasurer Reports
Approve the JULY 2015 A148 Board Secretary’s Report as submitted and the JULY 2015 A149 Treasurer’s Report on file in the Board Office which are in agreement. (Exhibit SEPTEMBER–5b)
4. Bill Payment Approval
Approve payment of bills that have been audited in the following amounts: (Exhibit SEPTEMBER– 5c)
$ Payroll AUGUST 2015 529,370.86 FICA Board Share AUGUST 2015 $ 21,130.14 FICA State Share AUGUST 2015 $ 18,055.56 Health Benefits $ 617,528.64
Current Expenditures 1 $ 606,078.90
Debt Service $ 1,017,334.38 Governmental & Payroll Funds (10-40) $ 2,809,498.48
Cafeteria Fund (60) $ 38,768.36
Unemployment Fund (81) $ 909.22
$ Scholarship Fund (83) .00 HS Student Activity (95) $ 626.64 MEC Student Activity (96) $ .00 GRAND TOTAL: $ 2,849,802.70
5. Approve contract with Kennedy Health Systems
Recommend the Board approve the contract with Kennedy Health Systems for the school year 2015-2016 for drug testing.
Service fee $50.00 Medical Examination $87.00 Alcohol/Drug Assessment $50.00 Urine Alcohol/drug screen $90.00
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Additional Urine Tests LSD Urine $ 80.00 Ecstacy $271.00 Mescaline $200.00 Methadone Screen $ 20.00 Anabolic Steroid Qual $175.00 Oxycodene $ 35.00 (Exhibit – SEPTEMBER 5d)
6. Approve 2016 Non-Public Technology purchases.
Recommend the Board approve the following Gloucester Catholic Non-Public Technology purchases for the school year 2016.
Vernier.com $8,610.56 Total Video $6,790.00 (Exhibit-SEPTEMBER 5e)
7. Approve the following contracts
• Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech for the 2015-2016 school year $175.00 per hour not to exceed $4,000.00. (Exhibit-SEPTEMBER 5f)
• A.A. Duckett, Inc. – HVAC agreement for Cold Springs School for the 2015-2016 school year in the amount of $9,348.00 annually. (Exhibit-SEPTEMBER 5g)
• Discovery Education – agreement for the 2015-2016 Non Public Technology in the amount of $3,150.00 funded through NCLB Title I Non Public (Exhibit-SEPTEMBER 5h)
8. Approve Transportation jointure contract
Recommend the Board approve the Transportation jointure contract between the Gloucester City School District and the Brooklawn School District for transportation students to the Camden County Vocational Technical School in Sicklerville in the amount of $11,668.02. (Exhibit-SEPTEMBER 5i)
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9. Approve Refunding of School Refund Bonds Series 2005
9a. Introduction of Refunding Bond Ordinance for School Refund Bonds Series 2005
Recommend the Board approve introduction of a Refunding Bond Ordinance providing for the refunding of up to all of the outstanding callable School Refunding Bonds, Series 2005; authorizing issuance of up to $3,700,000.00 of Refunding bonds of the district to finance the cost thereof; making certain determinations and covenants in connection therewith; and authorizing certain related actions in connection with the foregoing per Gloucester City per Exhibit.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF GLOUCESTER CITY, IN THE COUNTY OF CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY
REFUNDING BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE REFUNDING OF UP TO ALL OF THE OUTSTANDING CALLABLE SCHOOL REFUNDING BONDS, SERIES 2005, OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF GLOUCESTER CITY, IN THE COUNTY OF CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY; AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF UP TO $3,700,000 OF REFUNDING BONDS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT TO FINANCE THE COST THEREOF; MAKING CERTAIN DETERMINATIONS AND COVENANTS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; AND AUTHORIZING CERTAIN RELATED ACTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE FOREGOING.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF GLOUCESTER CITY, IN THE COUNTY OF CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY (NOT LESS THAN TWO-THIRDS OF ALL THE MEMBERS THEREOF AFFIRMATIVELY CONCURRING), AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The Board of Education of the City of Gloucester City, in the County of Camden, New Jersey ("Board" when referring to the governing body and "School District" when referring to the legal entity governed by the Board) is hereby authorized to refund its outstanding Callable School Refunding Bonds, Series 2005, in the aggregate principal amount of $3,495,000 and maturing on August 15 in the following years and principal amounts (collectively, the "Callable Bonds"):
Year Amount 2016 $420,000 2017 420,000 2018 440,000 2019 440,000 2020 435,000 2021 435,000 2022 455,000 25743
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2023 450,000
The exact amount of Callable Bonds to be refunded shall be determined pursuant to a resolution adopted by the Board by not less than two-thirds of all the members thereof.
Section 2. To effectuate the refunding of the Callable Bonds, negotiable refunding bonds of the School District are hereby authorized to be issued in an amount not to exceed $3,700,000 in one (1) or more series ("Refunding Bonds"), pursuant to the School Bond Law, N.J.S.A. 18A:24-1 et seq., as amended and supplemented ("School Bond Law").
Section 3. An aggregate amount not exceeding $110,000 for the items of expense listed in and permitted by Section 61.4 of the School Bond Law, N.J.S.A. 18A:24- 61.4, has been included in the aggregate principal amount of the Refunding Bonds authorized herein.
Section 4. The purpose of the Refunding Bonds is to effect an interest cost savings for the School District.
Section 5. Each Refunding Bond authorized herein shall be designated, substantially, "The Board of Education of the City of Gloucester City, in the County of Camden, New Jersey, School Refunding Bond, Series 20__" and shall be in the form prescribed and permitted by the School Bond Law, as Bond Counsel may advise, and as the School District shall approve.
Section 6. The Refunding Bonds may be sold at public or private sale pursuant to a resolution of the Board adopted by not less than two-thirds of all the members thereof.
Section 7. To effectuate the refunding of the Callable Bonds, the President of the Board, Vice President of the Board, Superintendent of Schools and Business Administrator/Board Secretary are hereby authorized to enter into the contracts or agreements described in Section 61.10 of the School Bond Law, N.J.S.A. 18A:24-61.10.
Section 8. A certified copy of this refunding bond ordinance as adopted on first reading has been filed with the Director of the Division of Local Government Services in the Department of Community Affairs of the State of New Jersey prior to final adoption, together with a complete statement in the form prescribed by the Director and signed by the Business Administrator/Board Secretary as to the outstanding indebtedness to be refunded by the issuance of the Refunding Bonds.
Section 9. This refunding bond ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption after advertised public hearing, notice of which shall be given publicly at least seven (7) days prior to the date of such hearing in a newspaper circulating within the School District; provided, however, that the consent of the Local Finance Board has been endorsed upon a certified copy of this refunding bond ordinance as finally adopted.
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Date of Introduction: September 8, 2015
Date of Adoption: October 13, 2015
Recorded Vote
AYE NO ABSTAIN ABSENT
The foregoing is a true copy of a refunding bond ordinance introduced by the Board on September 8, 2015.
MARGARET McDONNELL, Business Administrator/Board Secretary
9b. Resolution appointing Parker McCay P.A. as Bond Counsel Recommend the Board approve a resolution appointing Parker McCay P.A. as Bond Counsel for School Refund Bonds Series 2005 per agreement and fee schedule provided.
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF GLOUCESTER CITY, IN THE COUNTY OF CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY APPOINTING PARKER McCAY P.A. AS BOND COUNSEL ______
BACKGROUND
WHEREAS, The Board of Education of the City of Gloucester City, in the County of Camden, New Jersey ("School District") has a need for a law firm specializing in public finance to assist it in matters relating to, inter alia, the issuance of debt; and
WHEREAS, the law firm of Parker McCay P.A., Mount Laurel, Lawrenceville and Atlantic City, New Jersey, is a nationally recognized law firm specializing in public finance and is able to assist the School District in such matters; and
WHEREAS, the School District has reviewed the credentials, expertise and estimated fees of Parker McCay P.A. for the services to be provided as Bond Counsel and
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WHEREAS, N.J.S.A. 18A:18-5.a.(1), authorizes the School District to appoint Parker McCay P.A. as Bond Counsel without advertising for bids since the services to be provided are professional in nature.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF GLOUCESTER CITY, IN THE COUNTY OF CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Parker McCay P.A., Mount Laurel, Lawrenceville and Atlantic City, New Jersey is hereby appointed as Bond Counsel to the District.
Section 2. The Board Secretary is hereby authorized and directed to execute, on behalf of the School District, an agreement with Parker McCay P.A. for the legal services to be rendered.
Section 3. The Board Secretary is hereby authorized to publish notice of this appointment and the terms thereof, as required by applicable law.
Section 4. All resolutions, or parts thereof, inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed and rescinded to the extent of any such inconsistency.
Section 5. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption. (Exhibit-SEPTEMBER 5j)
10. Public Notice Hearing
Recommend the Board of Education of the City of Gloucester City, in the County of Camden, New Jersey shall conduct a public hearing with respect to the Refunding Bond Ordinance described above on October 13, 2015 at 7pm at the Gloucester City High School Media Center, 1300 Market Street, Gloucester City. All interested parties are encouraged to attend and will be given an opportunity to be heard.
11. Disposal of surplus
Recommend the Board approve the removal and disposal of the following equipment:
Ice Machine High School
Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Motion by Mrs. Cohan, seconded by Mr. Marks to approve the following Grant Actions.
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RCV# 6 6 votes yes, 4 members absent. Motion approved.
Grants Actions:
1. Permission to Approve the Following Personnel Changes
Recommend that the Board grant permission to approve the following personnel changes
• Revised personnel, Ken Quigley will be charged 50% to NCLB Title I replacing Christine Murray
Salary Name Title % of Salary Salary Charged to Benefits 15-16 Grants Title I Funds Ken Quigley Tutor – MEC 0.50 $83,006 $41,503 $10,791
• Due to recent federal guidelines (per the NJDOE) regarding non-allowable uses of Perkins funding for Career and Technical Student Organizations, please rescind the previously approved advisor stipends
Perkins Grant Patrick Hagan, DECA Advisor Stipend $800 $800 $61 Sandy Hubler, DECA Advisor Stipend $800 $800 $61
Upon the Superintendent’s recommendation, Motion by Mr. Marks seconded by Mrs. Marks to approve the following Facilities Actions. Motion was approved unanimously by members present.
Facilities:
1. Approve the following requests for use of facilities for the 2015-2016 school year.
Mondays 9/14, 10/19, 11/9, 12/14, 1/11, 2/8, 3/14, 4/11, GHS Alumni Association 5/9, 6/13 7-8pm HS/Media Center HS Football Gloucester Catholic Varsity 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 11/7 9am- Stadium/parking Football 5pm lots
2. Long Range Facilities Plan Revisions
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3. Highland Park School – School Closing & Disposal of Land approval by NJDOE 7/14/2015
The district received two determination letters each dated July 14, 2015 notifying the district that State Project #1770-052-15-1000 is approved by NJ Department of Education Office of School Facilities. Determination letters include:
1) Request to close Highland Park School, 940 Highland Boulevard, NJDOE approval letter 7/14/15 2) Request to dispose of the land of Highland Park School at Block 264.01, Lot 8, 940 Highland Boulevard, NJDOE approval letter 7/14/15. (Exhibit – September 7a)
OLD BUSINESS
• Superintendent Rafferty met with City Council to discuss various concerns including: what to do with HP and MEC buildings when NMS is open; review of anticipated traffic patterns during Pope visit 9/25 through 9/28; request that City take back Cold Springs Drive; making 6th Street a one way street for NMS traffic and doing it sooner rather than waiting until building is complete; consider requesting from the County a traffic light at Market Street and Atlantic Avenue. • Mrs. Borger asked for confirmation that the football game with Salem has been rescheduled from Friday 9/25 to Thursday 9/24.
NEW BUSINESS
• SDA informed the district that there will be a beam signing ceremony at the New Middle School • Superintendent Rafferty said school openings went well, he thanked Principals and Administrators for a great job, and complemented Principal Karen Kessler for a great job with a challenging situation at CSS school opening. • Motion to allow an open house on 9/28/15 for the Give Something Back Foundation Information Session. Motion by Mr. Marks, seconded by Mr. Bennett, voice vote all in favor, approved
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PUBLIC SECTOR
On the Motion of Mr. Marks, seconded by Mr. Bennett to open the meeting for public participation. Motion was passed unanimously by members present.
None brought before the Board.
On the Motion of Mr. Marks, seconded by Mr. Bennett to close the meeting for public participation. Motion was passed unanimously by members present.
RCV RCV #2 RCV RCV RCV RCV Board Members W/EXCEPTIONS #1 #3 #4 #5 #6
Mr. Bennett Y Y Y Y Y Y Mrs. Bittmann Y Y Y Y Y Y Mrs. Borger Y Y Y Y Y Y Mrs. Cohan Y Y Y Y Y Y Mr. Dolson ------Mr. Hagan ------Mr. Johnson ------Mr. Marks Y Y Y Y Y Y Mr. Hubbs ------Ms. Farrow Y Y Y Y Y Y
TIME: 8:40 PM
This meeting was adjourned on the Motion of
Mrs. Cohan, seconded by Mr. Marks.
Motion was passed unanimously by members present.
______Margaret M. McDonnell, SECRETARY
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