RIDGEWOOD REGULATION BOARD of EDUCATION PROGRAM R 2361/Page 1 of 11 Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/ Computers/ Personal Electronic Devices (Peds) and Resources

REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING JANUARY 22, 2018

BOARD OF EDUCATION Ridgewood, New Jersey

January 22, 2018

Education Center

Executive Session 6:30 p.m.

Regular Public Meeting 7:30 p.m.

AGENDA * * * * *

MEETING REGULATIONS

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

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

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

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

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

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

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I. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL Mr. Loncto

II. FLAG SALUTE AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Mr. Loncto

III. OPENING STATEMENT BY PRESIDING OFFICER Mr. Loncto

IV. PUBLIC HEARING ON POLICY AND REGULATION 2361 IN Mr. Loncto ACCORDANCE WITH THE CHILDREN’S INTERNET PROTECTION ACT AND THE NEIGHBORHOOD CHILDREN’S INTERNET PROTECTION ACT (AS LISTED ON ATTACHMENT A)

A. DISCUSSION ON CHANGES TO POLICY SINCE LAST YEAR Dr. Fishbein

B. COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC Dr. Fishbein

C. CERTIFICATION OF RIDGEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS Dr. Fishbein COMPLIANCE WITH THE CHILDREN’S INTERNET PROTECTION ACT AND NEIGHBORHOOD PROTECTION ACT

i. Approval: Certification of Ridgewood Public Schools Dr. Fishbein Compliance with the Children’s Internet Protection Act and Neighborhood Protection Act Approval of certification that the Ridgewood Public Schools, including media centers/libraries in the district, are in compliance with the Children’s Internet Protection Act and Neighborhood Protection Act and that the school district enforces the requirements of these Acts and this Policy.

D. CLOSE PUBLIC HEARING ON POLICY AND REGULATION 2361 Mr. Loncto IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CHILDREN’S INTERNET PROTECTION ACT AND THE NEIGHBORHOOD CHILDREN’S INTERNET PROTECTION ACT

V. PRESENTATIONS Mr. Loncto

A. SPECIAL EDUCATION AUDIT UPDATE Dr. Fishbein • Dr. Buxenbaum

B. CAPITAL PROJECTS Dr. Fishbein

C. STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE REPORT Dr. Fishbein

VI. COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC Mr. Loncto

VII. CONSENT ITEMS Dr. Fishbein

A. ATTENDANCE AT CONFERENCES Dr. Fishbein As listed on Attachment B.

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B. ADMINISTRATION Dr. Fishbein

i. Approval: Acceptance of Revisions to the Athletic Fields and Dr. Fishbein Recreational Use Policy Acceptance of revisions to the Athletic Fields and Recreational Use Policy.

The Board has received background information.

C. CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION Dr. Fishbein

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

ii. Approval: Professional Development Agreement with Kristine Dr. Fishbein Mraz Approval of a professional development agreement with Kristine Mraz, Mindset for Learning, on March 5, 2018, at a fee of $2,500.

The Board has received background information.

iii. Approval: New Ridgewood Community School Courses for Dr. Fishbein Spring 2018 Approval of new Ridgewood Community School courses for Spring 2018, as listed on Attachment D.

iv. Approval: Proposal for Curriculum Writing from Regina Dr. Fishbein McNamara Kelly Approval of a proposal for curriculum writing from Regina McNamara Kelly to rewrite the elementary ESL curriculum for kindergarten, as well as to map out a course of study for the elementary ESL curriculum for grades 1-5. The project will take 36 hours, at an hourly rate of $53.33 for a total of $1,919.88 to be funded through Title I funds.

The Board has received background information.

v. Approval: Elimination of One Pre-School Disabled Class at Dr. Fishbein Glen School Approval of the elimination of one pre-school disabled class at Glen School, effective June 30, 2018.

The Board has received background information.

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vi. Approval: Establishment of a General Education Four-Year Dr. Fishbein Old Pre-School Class – REACH (Ridgewood Early Achievement for Children) at Glen School Approval of the establishment of one general education four-year old Pre-School Class - REACH (Ridgewood Early Achievement for Children) at Glen School, effective September 1, 2018. Students must be four years old on or before October 1, 2018.

The Board has received background information.

D. HUMAN RESOURCES Dr. Fishbein

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

Teacher MARIOTTI, Elizabeth - Second Grade Teacher (tenure track), $65,458 Somerville School, effective February 12, 2018, or as soon after Cl. MA, St. 1 as possible, through June 1, 2018. Ms. Mariotti possesses a pro-rated NJDOE Standard Certificate as an Elementary School Teacher in Grades K-6.

Classroom Aides BIANCHI, Erin - One-to-One Special Education Classroom Aide, Willard School, effective January 23, 2018, or as soon after as possible, through June 20, 2018, 5.75 hours per day, 5 days per week, at an hourly rate of $14.15

LLAMAS, Michelle - Inclusion/Resource Room Special Education Classroom Aide, Hawes School, effective January 31, 2018, or as soon after as possible, through June 20, 2018, 5.75 hours per day, 5 days per week, at an hourly rate of $16.49

Infant/Toddler Development Center LANEY, Tara - High School Aide, effective January 23, 2018, or as soon after as possible, through June 30, 2018, 5 hours per day, 5 days per week, at an hourly rate of $8.60

Ridgewood Community School Employees – Winter/Spring 2018 Semester Resolved, that the list of individuals listed on Attachment E, be approved to work for the Ridgewood Community School for the Winter/Spring 2018 semester. Salary range is $30-$50 per hour and/or $12-$125 per participant and/or $65-$475 per course

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ii. Resignations Dr. Fishbein Classroom Aides CARUSO, Julia - Inclusion/Resource Room Special Education Classroom Aide, Ridge School, effective February 5, 2018

GRAY, Catherine - Behavior Instructional Aide, Ridge School, effective January 19, 2018

KNOEPFFLER, Lisanne - Behavior Instructional Aide, Hawes School, effective January 8, 2018

NEVILLE, Alaine - Inclusion/Resource Room Special Education Classroom Aide, Travell School, effective January 26, 2018

iii. Change of Assignment Dr. Fishbein GORDON, Janette - from Inclusion/Resource Room Special Education Classroom Aide, Ridgewood High School, 5.75 hours per day, 5 days per week, at an hourly rate of $16.49, to One-to- One Special Education Classroom Aide, George Washington Middle School, effective January 2, 2018 through June 20, 2018, 5.75 hours per day, 5 days per week, at an hourly rate of $16.49

iv. Leave of Absences Dr. Fishbein SANSONE, Kimberly - Occupational Therapist, George Washington Middle School and Ridge School, effective January 24, 2018 through March 20, 2018, with a reinstatement date of March 21, 2018, using sick days in accordance with the REA/Board Agreement and utilizing the FMLA and/or NJFLA leave entitlement

VLAJIC-STEVANOVIC, Petra - Math Teacher, George Washington Middle School, effective March 5, 2018 through June 21, 2018, and September 1, 2018 through October 2, 2018, with a reinstatement date of October 3, 2018, using sick days in accordance with the REA/Board Agreement and utilizing the FMLA and/or NJFLA leave entitlement

v. Supplemental Pay Beyond Contract Dr. Fishbein CPR Certification Class for the 2017-2018 School Year Laura Grasso, not to exceed 18 hours, at an hourly rate of $74.99 ($1,349.82)

Somerville School Lip Sync Production • Lauren Carr, not to exceed 2.50 hours, at an hourly rate of $40.17 ($100.43)

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Benjamin Franklin Middle School Addition: Intramural Activities for the 2017-2018 School Year, approved by the Board at its meeting on September 25, 2017 Coding Club - Advisor, Jason Ordini, not to exceed 20 hours, at an hourly rate of $40.17 ($803.40)

Revision: Overnight Field Trip to Quebec City, Canada, February 6-9, 2018, approved by the Board at its meeting on December 4, 2017 From: Seven Chaperones: Lauren Imbruglia, Kerri Reilly Shauna Stovell, and Four TBDs, each for three nights, each to receive $200 per night ($4,200); and One Substitute Nurse TBD, for four days, at $130 per day ($520).

To: Five Chaperones: Erin Corcoran, Lauren Imbruglia, Kerri Reilly, Shauna Stovell, and David Tashian, each for three nights, each to receive $200 per night ($3,000); and One Substitute Nurse TBD, for four days, at $130 per day ($520)

Chaperones, Winter Concerts, each not to exceed 3 hours, each to receive an hourly rate of $40.17 ($2,530.71) Seven Chaperones: Grades 6 and 7 Strings & Band Concert, January 10, 2018 ($843.57): Lisa Caron, Tara Cullen, Lindsey Barclay, Kristine Krasinski, Zsuzsanna Nagy, Benjamin Ran, and Catherine Vaughan

Eight Chaperones: Grade 8 Orchestra, Chorus and Band Concert, January 18, 2018 ($843.57): Amy Briggs, Susan Christopher, Ann Daly, Ashley Foster, Michelle Ghiorsi, Zsuzsanna Nagy, Kyle Schulke, and Benjamin Ran

Six Chaperones: Winter Wonderland Dance, January 27, 2018 ($843.57): Eric Centrelli, Alyssa Giardina, Danielle Klion, Jason Ordini, Benjamin Ran, and Kerriann Reilly

Ridgewood High School Revision: From: Kristi Geronimo, approved by the Board at its meeting on November 6, 2017, to: Gary Fink – to chaperone the following activities, each activity at an hourly rate of $40.17 ($1,285.43) • Region Orchestra Auditions, January 6, 2018, not to exceed 8 hours ($321.36) • Region Orchestra Rehearsal, Date TBD, not to exceed 4 hours ($160.68) • Junior Region Orchestra Auditions, February 3, 2018, not to exceed 8 hours ($321.36) • Junior Region Orchestra Rehearsal, Date TBD, not to exceed 4 hours ($160.68) 6

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• All State Orchestra Auditions, March 17, 2018, not to exceed 8 hours ($321.36)

German Exchange Trip April 7-21, 2018 Volunteer: Joan Lipkowitz

Revision: Additional Chaperone for RISe Students Participating in Extracurricular Activities for the 2017-2018 School Year, approved by the Board at its meeting on November 6, 2017: Kaitlin Lange, not to exceed 3 hours per trip, at an hourly rate of $20

Overnight American Studies Field Trip to Washington, DC – March 15-17, 2018 • Two Chaperones: Patricia Hans and Nicole Riordan, each to receive $200 for two nights ($400)

Special Programs • Julie Siebold, Special Education Classroom Aide, Benjamin Franklin Middle School, to provide support for a special education student participating in the Orchestra Concert, January 18, 2018, not to exceed two hours, at an hourly rate of $16.49 ($32.98) • Julie Siebold, Special Education Classroom Aide, Benjamin Franklin Middle School, to provide support for a special education student participating in the Winter White Wonderland - Eighth Grade dance, January 26, 2018, not to exceed two hours, at an hourly rate of $16.49 ($32.98)

Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment Presentation of “Social and Emotional Learning” – February 6, 2018 • Danielle Connor, not to exceed 3 hours, at an hourly rate of $53.33 ($160)

Proctors for Seal of Bi-literacy Exam - January 27, 2018 • Angelica Cuellar, not exceed 3.50 hours, at an hourly rate of $43.86 ($153.51) • Christine Lee, not to exceed 3.50 hours, at an hourly rate of $55.24 ($193.34) • Christal Ojea, not to exceed 3.50 hours, at an hourly rate of $41.30 ($144.55)

IT Support for Seal of Bi-literacy Exam - January 27, 2018 • James Michels, not to exceed 3.5 hours, at an hourly rate of $27.43 ($96) • Ramon Quinones, not to exceed 3.5 hours, at an hourly rate of $25.93 ($90.76) 7

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Tech Support an outside event, “Liaison Ballet Arts”, April 19- 21, 2018, to be held at Benjamin Franklin Middle School • Neil Valere, not to exceed 18 hours, at an hourly rate of $30 ($540)

vi. Substitutes for the 2017-2018 School Year Dr. Fishbein Teachers: Haley Duggan and Theresa Kelly

E. FINANCE Dr. Fishbein

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

Donor Amount Use Account Number Brain Injury $ 750 To be used for the driver education program. 20-008-100-890-00-10-010-001 Alliance of NJ

Schwab $2,500 To be used for the development of the RHS 20-007-100-610-00-10-010-001 Charitable Science department pursuant to the wishes of Stephen W. Anita and Richard Jones. Jones Charitable Fund Valley Hospital $3,000 To be used to help fund Super Science 20-029-100-890-00-22-022-002 Saturday.

Acceptance of a gift in kind from the Learning Services Home and Dr. Fishbein School Association of transportation expenses for Hawes School field trips on January 23, 2018; January 29, 2018; February 1, 2018; March 6, 2018; May 21, 2018; and June 6, 2018, valued at $200 per trip, for a total value of $1,200.

ii. Approval: Award of Contracts to Cooperative Purchasing Dr. Fishbein Vendors in Excess of $40,000 Approval of the award of contracts to Cooperative Purchasing Vendors in excess of $40,000 for goods and services.

The Board has received background information.

iii. Approval: 2017 -2018 Received Tuition Student Dr. Fishbein Approval to receive one tuition student from another school district that pays tuition, for the 2017-2018 school year, as of December 1, 2017, as listed below.

2017-2018 RECEIVED STUDENTS NON-RESIDENT HOME DISTRICT SCHOOL # OF STUDENTS ATTENDING Harrington Park, NJ Infant Toddler 1

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iv. Approval: Tuition Rates for the REACH 4-Year-Old and Dr. Fishbein Transitional K Programs for the 2018-2019 School Year Approval of tuition rates for the REACH 4 year old and Transitional K Programs for the 2018-2019 school year, as listed below, pending County approval of the program.

Program Status Rates REACH Transitional K/4s Ridgewood Resident $500/monthly REACH Transitional K/4s Non-Resident $700/monthly REACH Transitional K/4s RPS Staff Non-Resident $500/monthly REACH Transitional K/4s for RPS Staff Before Care 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. $130/monthly & Ridgewood Residents REACH Transitional K/4s for RPS Staff After Care 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. $270/monthly & Ridgewood Residents REACH Transitional K/4s for Non Before Care 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. $200/monthly Ridgewood Resident & Non RPS Staff REACH Transitional K/4s for Non After Care 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. $400/monthly Ridgewood Resident & Non RPS Staff

v. Approval: Budget Appropriation Transfers Dr. Fishbein Resolved, the Board of Education approve transfers for December 2017 as shown in the Journal Entry listing pursuant to Policy 6422.

vi. Approval: Secretary’s Line Item Certification Dr. Fishbein Whereas, the Board of Education has received the Report of the Secretary for the month of December 2017;

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

Resolved, the Board of Education accepts the above referenced reports and certifications and orders that they be attached to and made part of the record of this meeting, and

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

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vii. Approval: Acceptance of Board Secretary and Treasurer Dr. Fishbein Report Whereas, the Board of Education has received the report of the Secretary and Treasurer for the month of December 2017; now, therefore,

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

VIII. APPROVAL OF BILLS Mr. Loncto

DATES DESCRIPTION CHECK AMOUNTS REVIEWED NUMBERS BY Dec 20 Columbia Bank On-Line 087036-087037 5,052.67 C. Krauss Dec 21 Columbia Bank On-Line 087038 427.34 C. Krauss Dec 21 Columbia Bank On-Line 087039 427.34 C. Krauss Dec 22 Columbia Bank On-Line 087040 1,600.00 C. Krauss Dec 27 Columbia Bank On-Line 087041-087136* 1,085,378.60 C. Krauss Jan 5 Columbia Bank On-Line 087144-087234 1,017,952.02 C. Krauss Jan 17 Columbia Bank On-Line 087235-087395 1,619,170.34 J. Smith-Wilson Dec 15 Payroll Transfer P18026 3,186,706.36 C. Krauss Dec 22 Payroll Transfer P18055 3,061,099.23 C. Krauss Jan 12 Payroll Transfer P18273 3,022,565.00 C. Krauss Dec 18 Electronic Transfer R18029 18,000.00 C. Krauss Dec 19 Electronic Transfer L18030 4,156.00 C. Krauss Dec 20 Electronic Transfer R18054 45,000.00 C. Krauss Dec 29 Electronic Transfer F18161 17,389.73 C. Krauss Jan 3 Electronic Transfer H18165, 1,215,157.47 C. Krauss R18164 Jan 11 Electronic Transfer L18276 2,408.00 C. Krauss Jan 12 Electronic Transfer L18277 29,809.90 C. Krauss Dec 19 Food Service 620062-620063 86,315.07 C. Krauss Jan 2 Food Service 620064 77,125.11 C. Krauss Jan 17 Food Service 620065 76,999.52 J. Smith-Wilson Dec 21 Columbia Bank Void Check 087038 (427.34) C. Krauss Dec 22 Columbia Bank Void Check 085509 (1,600.00) C. Krauss Dec 27 Columbia Bank Void Check 087062 (3,732.00) C. Krauss TOTAL 14,566,980.36 *Checks 087137-087143 were not used due to printing error

IX. BOARD MEMBER ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. Loncto

X. BOARD COMMITTEE REPORTS Mr. Loncto

XI. COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC Mr. Loncto

XII. DISCUSSION ITEMS Mr. Loncto

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XIII. ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES Mr. Loncto • January 5, 2018 Executive Session • January 8, 2018 Reorganization/Regular Public Meeting & Executive Session • January 12, 2018 Executive Session

XIV. OTHER BUSINESS Mr. Loncto

XV. MOTION TO GO INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION Mr. Loncto

XVI. RECONVENED PUBLIC MEETING Mr. Loncto

XVII. ADJOURNMENT Mr. Loncto

Coming Meetings

February 5, 2018 February 26, 2018 Regular Public Meeting Regular Public Meeting 7:30 p.m. Education Center 7:30 p.m. Education Center

JANUARY 22, 2018 ATTACHMENT A

RIDGEWOOD POLICY BOARD OF EDUCATION PROGRAM 2361/page 1 of 6 Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/Computers/ Personal Electronic Devices (PEDS) and Resources M 2361 ACCEPTABLE USE OF COMPUTER NETWORKS/COMPUTERS/PERSONAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES (PEDS) AND RESOURCES

The Board of Education recognizes as new technologies shift the manner in which information is accessed, communicated and transferred; these changes will alter the nature of teaching and learning. Access to technology will allow students to explore databases, libraries, Internet sites, and bulletin boards while exchanging information with individuals throughout the world. The Board supports access by students to these information sources but reserves the right to limit in-school use to materials appropriate for educational purposes. The Board directs the Superintendent to affect training of teaching staff members in skills appropriate to analyzing and evaluating such resources as to appropriateness for educational purposes.

The Board also recognizes technology allows students access to information sources that have not been pre-screened by educators using Board approved standards. The Board therefore adopts the following standards of conduct for the use of computer networks/computers and PEDs and declares unethical, unacceptable or illegal behavior as just cause for taking disciplinary action, limiting or revoking network access privileges, and/or instituting legal action.

The Board provides access to computer networks/computers and PEDs for educational purposes only. The Board retains the right to restrict or terminate student access to computer networks/computers and PEDs at any time, for any reason. School district personnel will monitor networks and online activity to maintain the integrity of the networks, ensure their proper use, and ensure compliance with Federal and State laws that regulate Internet safety.

Standards for Use of Computer Networks/Computers and PEDs

Any individual engaging in the following actions when using computer networks/computers and PEDs shall be subject to discipline or legal action:

A. Using the computer network(s)/computers and PEDs for illegal, inappropriate or obscene purposes, or in support of such activities. Illegal activities are defined as activities that violate federal, state, local laws and regulations. Inappropriate activities are defined as those that violate the intended use of the networks. Obscene activities shall be defined as a violation of generally accepted social standards for use of publicly owned and operated communication vehicles.

B. Using the computer network(s)/computers and PEDs to violate copyrights, institutional or third party copyrights, license agreements or other contracts.

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C. Using the computer network(s)/computers and PEDs in a manner that:

1. Intentionally disrupts network traffic or crashes the network;

2. Degrades or disrupts equipment or system performance;

3. Uses the computing resources of the school district for commercial purposes, financial gain, or fraud;

4. Steals data or other intellectual property;

5. Gains or seeks unauthorized access to the files of others or vandalizes the data of another person;

6. Gains or seeks unauthorized access to resources or entities;

7. Forges electronic mail messages or uses an account owned by others;

8. Invades privacy of others;

9. Posts anonymous messages;

10. Possesses any data which is a violation of this Policy; and/or

11. Engages in other activities that do not advance the educational purposes for which computer networks/computers and PEDs are provided.

Internet Safety/Protection

As a condition for receipt of certain Federal funding, the school district shall be in compliance with the Children’s Internet Protection Act, the Neighborhood Children’s Internet Protection Act, and has installed technology protection measures for all computers in the school district, including computers in media centers/libraries. The technology protection must block and/or filter material and visual depictions that are obscene as defined in Section 1460 of Title 18, United States Code; child pornography, as defined in Section 2256 of Title 18, United States Code; are harmful to minors

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RIDGEWOOD POLICY BOARD OF EDUCATION PROGRAM 2361/page 3 of 6 Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/Computers/ Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) and Resources including any pictures, images, graphic image file or other material or visual depiction that taken as a whole and with respect to minors, appeals to a prurient interest in nudity, sex, or excretion; or depicts, describes, or represents in a patently offensive way, with respect to what is suitable for minors, sexual acts or conduct; or taken as a whole, lacks serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value as to minors.

This Policy also establishes Internet safety policy and procedures in the district as required in the Neighborhood Children’s Internet Protection Act. Policy 2361 addresses access by minors to inappropriate matter on the Internet and World Wide Web; the safety and security of minors when using electronic mail, chat rooms, and other forms of direct electronic communications; unauthorized access, including “hacking” and other unlawful activities by minors online; unauthorized disclosures, use, and dissemination of personal identification information regarding minors; and measures designed to restrict minors’ access to materials harmful to minors.

Notwithstanding blocking and/or filtering the material and visual depictions prohibited in the Children’s Internet Protection Act and the Neighborhood Children’s Internet Protection Act, the Board shall determine other Internet material that is inappropriate for minors.

In accordance with the provisions of the Children’s Internet Protection Act, the Superintendent of Schools or designee will develop and ensure education is provided to every student regarding appropriate online behavior, including students interacting with other individuals on social networking sites and/or chat rooms, and cyberbullying awareness and response.

The Board will provide reasonable public notice and will hold one annual public hearing during a regular monthly Board meeting or during a designated special Board meeting to address and receive public community input on the Internet safety policy – Policy and Regulation 2361. Any changes in Policy and Regulation since the previous year’s annual public hearing will also be discussed at a meeting following the annual public hearing.

The school district will certify on an annual basis, that the schools, including media centers/libraries in the district, are in compliance with the Children’s Internet Protection Act and the Neighborhood Children’s Internet Protection Act and the school district enforces the requirements of these Acts and this Policy.

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Consent Requirement

No student shall be allowed to use the school district's computer networks/computers Internet and any other third party online services employed by the district unless consent is given for the student by his/her parent(s) or legal guardian(s).

In order to meet our educational goals, Ridgewood Public Schools may utilize third party websites and online services, (such as sites and apps for curriculum, graphic design and foreign language), for our students. These services are used to assist with curricular and other education specific needs both inside and outside of the classroom. The school, when possible and appropriate, will utilize the education specific versions and also restrict the student information shared with these services to the minimum required for account creation.

COPPA

Congress enacted the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) in 1998 with amendments in 2012. The primary purpose of COPPA is to place parents in control over the information gathered about their children by online apps. The Rule applies to commercial websites/apps that collect, use, or disclose personal information from children, and operators of general audience websites or online services with actual knowledge that they are collecting, using or disclosing personal information from children under 13.

For students under the age of 13, COPPA permits school districts, such as ours, to provide consent to the collection of personal information strictly for educational purposes on behalf of all of its students. This eliminates the need for parents to provide direct consent to each digital service the school utilizes in your child's instruction.

Parents wishing to deny access to these educational tools, must do so in writing to the principal indicating their child should be denied access to these tools. It should be noted that because RPS provides your child a relevant education through integrated technology, denying access to these educational tools will prove problematic for any classes utilizing Chromebooks for instructional purposes. For more information on COPPA, please visit https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0031- protecting-your-childs-privacy-online.

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G Suite For Education (Formerly Google Apps for Education or GAFE)

Ridgewood Public School District uses G Suite for Education and other digital resources to facilitate learning through research, communication, collaboration and creativity. G Suite is a collection of free online applications, such as a word processor, spreadsheet, a presentation program, as well as online file storage.

G Suite is provided by Google specifically for educational institutions. As such, Google does not collect or use student data in G Suite for advertising or ad creation. In addition, all advertisements are turned off in G Suite services. So if your child is logged into his or her G Suite account, he or she will not see ads when using Google Search.

All students are given a District-owned Google account. These accounts are managed by the District and not by Google. Your child's Google account allows access to Google's online applications and file storage (Google Drive) from any web browser. Students are expected to adhere to the rules and regulations for email use as outlined in the signed District Acceptable Use of Networks/Computers Policy (AUP).

These District-issued accounts are only for educational purposes and are NOT meant for registering to online social networks (i.e. Instagram, Facebook), or subscribing to internet/public community sites that are not educational in nature, unless otherwise directed by their teacher.

Access to and use of G SUITE at schools is considered a privilege. The District maintains the right to immediately withdraw the access and use of G SUITE when there is reason to believe that violations of law or District policies have occurred. The District also reserves the right to monitor G SUITE and any online services used by students for improper use.

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Individuals violating this Policy shall be subject to the consequences as indicated in Regulation 2361 and other appropriate discipline, which includes but are not limited to:

1. Use of the network only under direct supervision;

2. Suspension of network privileges;

3. Revocation of network privileges;

4. Suspension of computer privileges;

5. Revocation of computer privileges;

6. Suspension from school;

7. Expulsion from school; and/or

8. Legal action and prosecution by the authorities.

N.J.S.A. 2A:38A-3 Federal Communications Commission: Children’s Internet Protection Act Federal Communications Commission: Neighborhood Children’s Internet Protection Act.

Adopted: 7 December 2009 Revised: 18 June 2012 Revised: 24 September 2012 Revised: 6 March 2017

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RIDGEWOOD REGULATION BOARD OF EDUCATION PROGRAM R 2361/page 1 of 11 Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/ Computers/ Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) and Resources

R 2361 ACCEPTABLE USE OF COMPUTER NETWORK/COMPUTERS/PERSONAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES (PEDS) AND RESOURCES

The school district provides computer equipment, computer services, and Internet access to its pupils and staff for educational purposes only. The purpose of providing technology resources is to improve learning and teaching through research, teacher training, collaboration, dissemination and the use of global communication resources.

For the purpose of this Policy and Regulation, “computer networks/computers and PEDs” includes but is not limited to, the school district’s computer networks, computer servers computers, other computer hardware and software, Internet equipment and access, and any other computer related equipment, including telephone systems, video surveillance system, and peripherals (document cameras, projectors, etc.) Additionally, this Policy and Regulation includes Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) as referenced in Policy 2363.

For the purpose of this Policy and Regulation, “school district personnel” shall be the person(s) designated by the Superintendent of Schools to oversee and coordinate the school district’s computer networks/computer systems and PEDs. School district personnel will monitor networks and online activity, in any form necessary, to maintain the integrity of the networks, ensure proper use, and to be in compliance with Federal and State laws that regulate Internet safety.

Due to the complex association between government agencies and computer networks/computers and PEDs and the requirements of Federal and State laws, the end user of computer networks/computers and PEDs must adhere to strict regulations. Regulations are provided to assure staff, community, pupils, and parent(s) or legal guardian(s) of pupils are aware of their responsibilities. The school district may modify these regulations at any time. The signatures of the pupil and his/her parent(s) or legal guardian(s) on a district-approved Consent and Waiver Agreement are legally binding and indicate the parties have read the terms and conditions carefully, understand their significance, and agree to abide by the rules and regulations established under Policy and Regulation 2361.

Pupils are responsible for acceptable and appropriate behavior and conduct on school district computer networks/computers and PEDs. Communications on the computer networks/computers and PEDs are often public in nature and policies and regulations governing appropriate behavior and communications apply. The school district's networks, Internet access, and computers are provided for pupils to conduct research, complete school assignments, and communicate with others. Access to computer networks/computers and PEDs is given to pupils who agree to act in a considerate, appropriate, and responsible manner. Parent(s) or legal guardian(s) permission is required for a pupil to access the school district’s computer networks/computers and PEDs. Access entails responsibility and individual users of the district computer networks/computers and PEDs are responsible for their behavior and communications over the computer

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RIDGEWOOD REGULATION BOARD OF EDUCATION PROGRAM R 2361/page 2 of 11 Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/ Computers/ Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) and Resources networks/computers and PEDs. It is presumed users will comply with district standards and will honor the agreements they have signed and the permission they have been granted. Beyond the clarification of such standards, the district is not responsible for the actions of individuals utilizing the computer networks/computers and PEDs who violate the policies and regulations of the Board.

Computer networks/computer and PEDs storage areas shall be treated in the same manner as other school storage facilities. School district personnel may review files and communications to maintain system integrity, confirm users are using the system responsibly, and ensure compliance with Federal and State laws that regulate Internet Safety. Therefore, no person should expect files stored on district servers will be private or confidential.

The following prohibited behavior and/or conduct using the school district’s networks/computers and PEDs, includes but is not limited to the following:

1. Sending or displaying offensive messages or pictures;

2. Using obscene language and/or accessing material or visual depictions that are obscene as defined in section 1460 of Title 18, United States Code;

3. Using or accessing material or visual depictions that are child pornography, as defined in section 2256 of Title 18, United States Code;

4. Using or accessing material or visual depictions that are harmful to minors including any pictures, images, graphic image files or other material or visual depictions that taken as a whole and with respect to minors, appeals to a prurient interest in nudity, sex, or excretion;

5. Depicting, describing, or representing in a patently offensive way, with respect to what is suitable for minors, sexual acts or conduct; or taken as a whole, lacks serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value as to minors.

6. Cyberbullying (for example – see #8);

7. Inappropriate online behavior, including inappropriate interaction with other individuals on social networking sites and in chat rooms;

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8. Harassing, insulting or attacking others through medias such as social networking, texts, blogs, etc.

9. Damaging computers, computer systems or computer networks/computers and PEDs;

10. Violating copyright laws;

11. Using another's username, password, or pin numbers;

12. Attempting to “hack” the district network by improperly obtaining staff member passwords, including, but not limited to, observation and/or installing key stroke recording programs.

13. Trespassing in another's folders, work or files;

14. Intentionally wasting limited resources;

15. Employing the network/computers for commercial purposes; and/or

16. Engaging in other activities that do not advance the educational purposes for which computer network/computers are provided.

INTERNET SAFETY

Compliance with Children's Internet Protection Act

As a condition for receipt of certain Federal funding, the school district has technology protection measures for all computers in the school district, including computers in media centers/libraries, that block and/or filter material or visual depictions that are obscene, child pornography and harmful to minors as defined in 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 above and in the Children's Internet Protection Act. The school district will certify the schools in the district, including media centers/libraries are in compliance with the Children's Internet Protection Act and the district complies with and enforces Policy and Regulation 2361.

20 JANUARY 22, 2018 ATTACHMENT A RIDGEWOOD REGULATION BOARD OF EDUCATION PROGRAM R 2361/page 4 of 11 Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/ Computers/ Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) and Resources Compliance with Neighborhood Children's Internet Protection Act

Policy 2361 and this Regulation establish an Internet safety protection policy and procedures to address:

1. Access by minors to inappropriate matter on the Internet and World Wide Web;

2. The safety and security of minors when using electronic mail, chat rooms, and other forms of direct electronic communications;

3. Unauthorized access, including “hacking” and other unlawful activities by minors online; 4. Cyberbullying; 5. Inappropriate online behavior, including inappropriate interaction with other individuals on social networking sites and in chat rooms; 6. Unauthorized disclosures, use, and dissemination of personal identification information regarding minors; and 7. Measures designed to restrict minors access to materials harmful to minors.

Notwithstanding the material or visual depictions defined in the Children's Internet Protection Act and the Neighborhood Children’s Internet Protection Act, the Board shall determine Internet material that is inappropriate for minors.

The Board will provide reasonable public notice and will hold one annual public hearing during a regular monthly board meeting or during a designated special Board meeting to address and receive public community input on the Internet safety protection policy - Policy and Regulation 2361. Any changes in Policy and Regulation 2361 since the previous year’s annual public hearing will also be discussed at a meeting following the annual public hearing.

PRIVACY

Compliance with Children’s Online Privacy and Protection Act (COPPA) Notice

Policy 2361 and this Regulation establish an Internet safety protection policy and procedures for children under the age of 13 to address:

1. Posting a clear and comprehensive online privacy policy describing website and app information practices for personal information collected online from children;

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2. Providing direct notice to parents and obtaining verifiable parental consent, with limited exceptions, before collecting personal information online from children;

3. Giving parents the choice of consenting to the operator’s collection and internal use of a child’s information, but prohibiting the operator from disclosing that information to third parties (unless disclosure is integral to the site or service, in which case, this must be made clear to parents);

4. Providing parents access to their child’s personal information to review and/or have the information deleted;

5. Giving parents the opportunity to prevent further use or online collection of a child’s personal information;

6. Maintaining the confidentiality, security, and integrity of information they collect from children, including by taking reasonable steps to release such information only to parties capable of maintaining its confidentiality and security; and

7. Retaining personal information collected online from a child only as long as necessary to fulfill the purpose for which it was collected and delete the information using reasonable measures to protect against its unauthorized access or use.

COPPA permits school districts, such as ours, to provide consent to the collection of personal information strictly for educational purposes on behalf of all of its students. This eliminates the need for parents to provide direct consent to each digital service the school utilizes in your child's instruction.

The District will maintain a listing of websites and apps utilized by our schools on our district website (www.ridgewood.k12.nj.us). Websites and apps may not be used by all grades or by all levels. While no vendor will offer a guarantee of complete and perpetual security, the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy statements for those vendors listed have been reviewed (as are updates to change them) to verify that appropriate security and privacy measures are in place to protect those using the service. Please contact the Manager of Information Technology or the Superintendent of Schools for more information.

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RIDGEWOOD REGULATION BOARD OF EDUCATION PROGRAM R 2361/page 6 of 11 Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/ Computers/ Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) and Resources Information Content and Uses of the System

Pupils may not publish on or over the system any information which violates or infringes upon the rights of any other person or any information which would be abusive, profane, or sexually offensive to a reasonable person, or which, without the approval of the Superintendent of Schools or designated school district personnel, contains any advertising or any solicitation to use goods or services. A pupil cannot use the facilities and capabilities of the system to conduct any business or solicit the performance of any activity which is prohibited by law.

Because the school district provides, through connection to the Internet, access to other computer systems around the world, pupils and their parent(s) or legal guardian(s) should be advised the Board and school district personnel have no control over content. While most of the content available on the Internet is not offensive and much of it is a valuable educational resource, some objectionable material exists.

Even though the Board provides pupils access to Internet resources through the district’s computer networks/computers and PEDs with installed appropriate technology protection measures, parents and pupils must be advised that potential dangers remain and offensive material may be accessed notwithstanding the technology protection measures taken by the school district.

Pupils and their parent(s) or legal guardian(s) are advised some systems and Internet sites may contain defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, obscene, profane, sexually oriented, threatening, racially offensive, or otherwise illegal or offensive material. The Board and school district personnel do not condone the use of such materials and do not permit usage of such materials in the school environment. Parent(s) or legal guardian(s) having Internet access available to their children at home should be aware of the existence of such materials. Pupils knowingly bringing materials prohibited by Policy and Regulation 2361 into the school environment will be disciplined in accordance with Board policies and regulations and such activities may result in termination of such pupil’s accounts or access on the school district’s computer networks and their independent use of computers.

On-line Conduct

Any action by a pupil or other user of the school district's computer networks/computers and PEDs that is determined by school district personnel to constitute an inappropriate use of the district’s computer networks/computers or to improperly restrict or inhibit other persons from using and enjoying those resources is strictly prohibited and may result in limitation on or termination of an offending person’s

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RIDGEWOOD REGULATION BOARD OF EDUCATION PROGRAM R 2361/page 7 of 11 Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/ Computers/ Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) and Resources access and other consequences in compliance with Board policy and regulation. The user specifically agrees not to submit, publish, or display any defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, obscene, profane, sexually oriented, threatening, racially offensive, or otherwise illegal or offensive material; nor shall a user encourage the use, sale, or distribution of controlled substances. Transmission of material, information or software in violation of any local, State or Federal law is also prohibited.

Pupils and their parent(s) or legal guardian(s) specifically agree to indemnify the Ridgewood School District and school district personnel for any losses, costs, or damages, including reasonable attorney’s fees incurred by the Board relating to, or arising out of any breach of this section by the pupil.

Computer networks/computer resources and PEDs are to be used by the pupil for his/her educational use only; commercial uses are strictly prohibited.

Software Libraries on the Network

Software libraries on or through the school district’s networks are provided to pupils as an educational resource. No pupil may install, upload, or download software without the expressed consent of appropriate school district personnel. Any software having the purpose of damaging another person’s accounts or information on the school district computer networks/computers (e.g., computer viruses) is specifically prohibited. School district personnel further reserve the rights to refuse posting of files and to remove files. School district personnel further reserve the right to immediately limit usage or terminate the pupil’s access or take other action consistent with the Board's policies and regulations of a pupil who misuses the software libraries.

Copyrighted Material

Copyrighted material must not be placed on any system connected to the networks/computers without authorization. Pupils may download copyrighted material for their own use in accordance with Policy and Regulation 2531 Use of Copyrighted Materials. A pupil may only redistribute a copyrighted program with the expressed written permission of the owner or authorized person. Permission must be specified in the document, on the system, or must be obtained directly from the author or authorized source.

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Public Posting Areas (Message Boards, Blogs, Etc.)

Messages are posted from systems connected to the Internet around the world and school district personnel have no control of the content of messages posted from these other systems. To best utilize system resources, school district personnel will determine message boards, blogs, etc. that are most applicable to the educational needs of the school district and will permit access to these sites through the school district computer networks. School district personnel may remove messages that are deemed to be unacceptable or in violation of Board policies and regulations. School district personnel further reserve the right to immediately terminate the access of a pupil who misuses these public posting areas.

Real-time, Interactive, Communication Areas

School district personnel reserve the right to monitor and immediately limit the use of the computer networks/computers or terminate the access of a pupil who misuses real-time conference features (talk/chat/Internet relay chat). Electronic Mail

Electronic mail (“e-mail”) is an electronic message sent by or to a person in correspondence with another person having Internet mail access. The school district may or may not establish pupil email accounts. In the event the district provides email accounts, all messages sent and received on the school district computer networks/computers must have an educational purpose and are subject to review. Messages received by a district-provided email account are retained on the system until deleted by the pupil or for a period of time determined by the district. A canceled account will not retain its emails.

Pupils are expected to remove old messages within fifteen days or school district personnel may remove such messages. School district personnel may inspect the contents of e-mails sent by a pupil to an addressee, or disclose such contents to other than the sender or a recipient when required to do so by the policy, regulation or other laws and regulations of the State and Federal governments. The Board reserves the right to cooperate fully with local, State, or Federal officials in any investigation concerning or relating to any e-mail transmitted or any other information on the school district computer networks/computers.

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RIDGEWOOD REGULATION BOARD OF EDUCATION PROGRAM R 2361/page 9 of 11 Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/ Computers/ Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) and Resources Disk Usage

The district reserves the right to establish maximum storage space a pupil receives on the school district’s system. A pupil who exceeds his/her quota of storage space will be advised to delete files to return to compliance with the predetermined amount of storage space. A pupil who remains in noncompliance of the storage space allotment after seven school days of notification may have their files removed from the school district’s system.

Security

Security on any computer system is a high priority, especially when the system involves many users. If a pupil identifies a security problem on the computer networks/computer, the pupil must notify the appropriate school district staff member the pupil should not inform other individuals of a security problem. Passwords provided to pupils by the district for access to the district’s computer networks/computers and PEDs or developed by the pupil for access to an Internet site should not be easily guessable by others or shared with other pupils. Attempts to log in to the system using either another pupil’s or person’s account may result in termination of the account or access.

A pupil should immediately notify the Principal or designee if a password or pin number is lost or stolen, or if they have reason to believe that someone has obtained unauthorized access to their accounts. Any pupil identified as a security risk will have limitations placed on usage of the computer networks/computers and PEDs or may be terminated as a user and be subject to other disciplinary action.

Vandalism

Vandalism to any school district owned computer networks/computers and PEDs may result in cancellation of system privileges and other disciplinary measures in compliance with the district's discipline code. Vandalism is defined as any malicious attempt to harm or destroy data of another user, the system, or any of the agencies or other computer networks/computers and PEDs that are connected to the Internet backbone or of doing intentional damage to hardware or software on the system. This includes, but is not limited to, the uploading or creation of computer viruses. In the event vandalism results in a financial loss to the district, restitution by the offender may be required.

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RIDGEWOOD REGULATION BOARD OF EDUCATION PROGRAM R 2361/page 10 of 11 Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/ Computers/ Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) and Resources Printing

The printing facilities of the computer network/computers and PEDs should be used judiciously. Unauthorized printing for other than educational purposes is prohibited.

Internet Sites and the World Wide Web

Designated school district personnel may establish an Internet site(s) on the World Wide Web or other Internet locations. Such sites shall be administered and supervised by the designated school district personnel who shall ensure the content of the site complies with Federal, State and local laws and regulations as well as Board policies and regulations.

Violations

Violations of the Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/Computers and PEDs and Resources Policy and Regulation may result in a loss of access as well as other disciplinary or legal action. Disciplinary action shall be taken as indicated in Policy and/or Regulation 2361 Acceptable Use of Computer Networks/Computers/PEDs and Resources, 5600 Pupil Discipline/Code of Conduct, 5610 Suspension and 5620 Expulsion as well as possible legal action and reports to the legal authorities and entities.

Determination of Consequences for Violations

The particular consequences for violations of this Policy shall be determined by the Principal or designee. The Superintendent or designee and the Board shall determine when school expulsion and/or legal action or actions by the authorities is the appropriate course of action.

Individuals violating this Policy shall be subject to the consequences as indicated in Board Policy and Regulation 2361 and other appropriate discipline, which includes but are not limited to:

1. Use of computer networks/computers and PEDs only under direct supervision;

2. Suspension of network privileges;

3. Revocation of network privileges;

4. Suspension of computer privileges;

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5. Revocation of computer privileges;

6. Suspension from school;

7. Expulsion from school; and/or

8. Legal action and prosecution by the authorities.

Issued: 7 December 2009 Revised: 18 June 2012 Revised: 24 September 2012 Revised: 6 March 2017

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2017 – 2018 CONFERENCES FOR APPROVAL

Staff Member Name of Conference Rationale Estimated Cost # of Sub Location & Dates for Approval Days required Loncto, B. Vincent NJSBA Bargaining at the Table Professional $ 214 0 Education Center West Trenton, NJ Development January 20, 2018 Van Horne, Mollie Association of Mathematics Teachers of Professional $ 200 1 BFMS NJ – February 7, 2018 Development DePinto, Lauren Association of Student Assistance Professional $ 404 0 BFMS Professionals – February 8, 2018 Development Wearley, Meredith Association of Student Assistance Professional $ 404 0 BMFS Professionals – February 8, 2018 Development Rillo, Ashley Ramsey Sheltered English Instruction Professional $ 270 0 RHS Ramsey, NJ Development February 15, March 1 & March 8, 2018 Roche, Amanda Ramsey Sheltered English Instruction Professional $ 270 0 RHS Ramsey, NJ Development February 15, March 1 & March 8, 2018 Troy, Mike Ramsey Sheltered English Instruction Professional $ 270 0 RHS Ramsey, NJ Development February 15, March 1 & March 8, 2018 Kay, Peter Social Emotional Learning Through Professional $ 589 0 RHS Adventure – Danvers, MA Development March 8-9, 2018 Mortara, Christie 26th Annual Joint Conference NJ Professional $ 200 0 District Speech-Language-Hearing Assoc. & Development Intl. Dyslexia Association March 9, 2018 Cook, Keith 2018 Directors of Athletic Administration Professional $1,068 0 RHS of NJ Conference – March 11-15, 2018 Development Cook, Keith 6th Annual Minds Matter: Concussion Professional $ 217 0 RHS Care for Kids – April 12, 2018 Development Philadelphia, PA Coppola, Michele Judy Freeman’s Winners 2018 Professional $ 209 1 Ridge Whippany, NJ Development May 18, 2018 Doris, Michelle Assistive Technology Tools for Math Professional $ 75 0 RHS Paramus, NJ – June 12, 2018 Development Cook, Keith National Interscholastic Athletic Professional $1,063 0 RHS Administrators Association Summit Development Institute – Brewster, MA June 24-27, 2018

The total cost for these conferences is $5,453. Upon Board approval of all of these conferences, the total expenditure for travel and conferences for 2017-18 will be $145,396 leaving a balance of $46,042 remaining in the $191,438 approved by the Board for travel and conferences.

The total cost of substitutes for these conferences is $184. Upon Board approval of these conferences, the total expenditure for substitutes for travel and conferences for 2017-18 will be $11,776.

29 FIELD TRIPS FOR APPROVAL January 22, 2018 ONE DAY TRIPS ATTACHMENT C Anticipated Est. Approx. # Cost of Subs Total # and Substitutes @ $92 per day for Cost Group of # of and dates teachers and $130 To Annual Meets Date School Students Chaperones for each per day for Nurse District Event Requirements 02/08/18 RHS 20 grades 9-12 members 3 0 $0 $161 yes yes of the Band & Orchestra (driver) 03/14/18 Ridge 43 grade 5 art 6 2 $184 $184 yes yes students 03/16/18 Somerville 68 grade 4 students 18 0 $0 $0 yes yes

03/22/18 Ridge 43 grade 5 art 6 1 $92 $92 yes yes students 04/04/18 Travell 31 grade 5 students 6 1 $92 $92 no yes

04/05/18 Travell 31 grade 5 students 6 1 $92 $92 no yes

04/19/18 RHS 20 grades 9-12 members 3 0 $0 $161 yes yes of the Band & Orchestra (driver) 04/23/18 Somerville 68 grade 4 students 18 0 $0 $0 yes yes

04/25/18 RHS 40 grade 12 students 2 0 $0 $0 no yes

05/03/18 Willard 85 grade 1 students 35 0 $0 $0 yes yes

05/24/18 Orchard 51 grade 4 students 15 0 $0 $0 yes yes

05/30/18 RHS 15 special education 3 0 $0 $242 yes yes Students (driver)

06/08/18 Somerville 68 grade 4 students 18 0 $0 $0 yes yes

30 OVERNIGHT FIELD TRIPS FOR APPROVAL

January 22, 2018 Overnight Trips - Paid ATTACHMENT C

Anticipated Anticipated # Paid Cost for Cost of Subs Est. Approx. Chaperones Teacher/Nurse # of @ $92 per day Total # and And # of Chaperones Substitutes for teachers Cost Group of # Unpaid Overnights @ $200 per and dates and $130 per day To Annual Meets Dates School Students Chaperones for each Overnight for each for Nurse District Event Requirements 03/15/18 RHS 30 grades 11-12 2 2 for 2 $800 0 $0 $800 yes yes to 3/17/18 American Studies students nights

31 JANUARY 22, 2018 ATTACHMENT D RIDGEWOOD COMMUNITY SCHOOL NEW TRIPS, TOURS & CLASSES FOR SPRING 2018

Day Tours The Coffee & Tea Festival in NYC, Li-Lac Chocolate & Eataly Sweet Caroline ~ A Musical Tribute at The Mt. Airy Casino Jesus at the Sight & Sound Theatre & a Penn Dutch Lunch The 2018 Rittenhouse Row Spring Festival Elvis ~ A Musical Tribute at The Mt. Airy Casino Spirit of New York Lunch Cruise during The Parade of Ships Long Island Nature Boat Cruise - Historic Stony Brook & Three Village Inn Twilight/Evening Cruise of New York City Three Islands in a Day

Multi-Day Tours Highlights of The Connecticut Coastline & River Valley Newport Flower Show & Providence, Rhode Island Lake Placid, the Adirondacks, Saratoga & Vermont Highlights of Western North Dakota Saratoga & Lake George at Fall Foliage Time The Berkshires at Fall Foliage Time Salem at Halloween Time ~ Haunted Happenings 2018 The Omni Homestead ~ America’s First Resort New Mexico ~ The Land of Enchantment

Careers & the Workplace Ace the Interview: Preparation & Practice Networking 101 – How to Talk to Anyone, Anytime, Any Place

Creative Arts Comedy Improvisation Painting Pet Portraits

Culinary Arts Cooking on the Healthy Side Time for a Dinner Party Reinventing Bundt Cake Chocolate Babka Muffin Tin Meals - Portable, Healthy & Delicious Dramatic and Simple Roulades A New Take on Pesto

Handcrafting Painting Party – Wine Glasses with Bubbles Painting Party – Whimsical Tree Painting Party – Beach Sunset Layered Mandala Painting Hamsa Necklace Refunk Your Junk Intermediate/Advanced Knitting Create Your Own Natural Skincare 32 JANUARY 22, 2018 ATTACHMENT D New for Spring 2018

Health & Wellness Shiatsu Massage Workshop for Partners Three Steps to Long-lasting Pain Relief Intro to Qi Gong – Movement, Meditation, Self-Massage and Breath-work to Improve Health and Energy Fun with Crystals Meditation with Sound - Tibetan/ Himalayan Singing Bowls

Leisure & Personal Time Hiking the Appalachian Trail How to Succeed in the Online Dating World Bridge – Modern No-Trump Bidding Bridge – Major Suit Raises

Liberal Arts Escape from Behind Enemy Lines-75th Anniversary – World War II

33 JANUARY 22, 2018 Ridgewood Community School ATTACHMENT E Spring 2018 Employees

First Name Last Name First Name Last Name First Name Last Name Eda Alessio Mary Ann Gebhardt Andrea Palacio Lisa Alexander Benjamin Geraghty Eugene Papay Carl Andreasen Tara Geraghty Rose Pasek Tyler Ardizzone Diana Gibson Myra Petretti Robert Austin Daryl Goldberg Harold Petzold Cyndi Avedon Gwendolen Gross James Ponchak Claire Babbitt Burton Hall Joel Popadics David Bailey Dominique Hamel Jason Porod Matthew Beaumont Fred Hammond Garry Poznick Mathew Bilyk Benjamin Hankle Robert Ransom Ann Brown Amy Harrison Philip (PJ) Rasmussen William Brown Merize Helmy Harris Reinstein Robert Burke Kim Hendrickson Aliza Rosen Vivian Burns Patricia Hensley Donald Rubin Louise Butler Lynn Howells Micheale Ryan Alain Chahine Christine Ims Lisa Sammataro Martine Chahine Alex Ishkanian Eric Santoli Catherine Chriss William Kamp Gabriel Schaff Catherine Clark Fran Kelley Zahava Schwartz Eva Conti Suzanne Kellow MT Schwartzman Kate Cosco Ronald Knott Joseph Scilleri James Cosgrove Athena Kornemann Britt Sikiric Mary Lee Costello Terry Kovalcik Cari Skier Robert Currier Lois Kramer-Perez Chuck Solomon Roger Davidoff Tomohiro Kubo Joan Tarrant Allison DeMeulder Michelle Kupfer Debbie A. Thomas Jean (John) DiCostanzo Greg Landes Akemi Thompson Dawn Dittmar Walker Larson Steve Tichenor John Eichmann Patricia Lazzara Robert Traitz Adele Ellis Isabel Leluc Michael Troy Patricia Ermilio Karen Livianos-Centauro Jay D. Tuthill II Rick Feingold Robert P. Livingstone LaShonda Tyree Ellen Feld Angela Maniaci Thomas Valenti Gary Fink Michael Manna Neil Valere Susan Fiocchi Vincent T Marchese Patricia Vangieri Mary Fitzgerald Dierdre Mastrangelo Neal Wiener Michelle Frankel James Michels Edson Wiley Irene Fortunato Michael Mitchell Anne Winner Stephen Fowls Ann Monton Maksim Zaitsev Olivia Galgano John Monton Mauricio Garcia Lynn Needle James Garde Samuel Nutile