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September 10 2018.Pdf GREATER EGG HARBOR REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT ABSEGAMI, CEDAR CREEK & OAKCREST HIGH SCHOOLS Mays Landing, NJ 08330 Absegami High School – 7:00 p.m. September 10, 2018 BOARD MEETING AGENDA Adequate notice has been given of this meeting as required by Law. Notice has been forwarded for publication in the District official newspapers, posted in the Absegami, Cedar Creek and Oakcrest High Schools, and forwarded to all of the Clerks of the municipalities within this school district. There are two opportunities to address the members of the Board. The Board values and welcomes comments and opinions from residents as long as remarks are not personal or discourteous. The public comment portion of the meeting allows the Board to listen to community members and to hear their opinions on school policy and operations. The first public portion is reserved for persons wishing to speak about agenda items only. The second opportunity, following the action items, is when residents may address the Board on any school-related issue. Each speaker is asked to limit their comments to three minutes and you are not permitted to yield your time to another. The public comment portion of the meeting, during both sessions, will not exceed 30 minutes. Upon being recognized, persons wishing to speak should stand and identify themselves by name and town. 1. Call to Order 2. Flag Salute 3. Invocation – Moment of Silence 4. Roll Call Carol Houck, President Margaret Guenther, Vice President Michael Baldwin Peggy Capone Kristina Carr Anne Erickson Lois Garrison Greg Kehrli Brian Sartorio John Keenan Thomas Grossi Louis Greco, Esq. Superintendent Business Administrator/Board Secretary Solicitor 5. Recommend approval of minutes of the following meetings: Moved: Seconded: August 20, 2018 – Regular August 20, 2018 – Executive 6. Special Presentation: Solar Project Update 7. Committee Reports: None 8. Board Member Reports Board Agenda 2 September 10, 2018 9. Open to Public (Comments on Agenda Items Only) 10. Information Items I-1 Job Responsibility – Meetings approved by Superintendent. (Attachment I-1) I-2 Field Trips – Approved by Superintendent. (Attachment I-2) I-3 Attendance Report – None 11. Business Agenda ACTION ITEMS RESOLVED: Upon the recommendation of the Superintendent and Business Administrator, the Board of Education approves/accepts item(s) B-1 through B-20. Moved: Seconded: B-1 Approve August 2018 Budget Bills, per computer printout, in the amount of $5,350,849.34 Exhibit B-1 B-2 Approve August 2018 Purchase Orders, per computer printout, in the amount of $4,147,409.46. Exhibit B-2 B-3 Approval of the following change orders: Change Order #2 on the contract with Southern New Jersey Steel Co. (Main office and security alternations at Oakcrest High School #4792). Change orders results in a net decrease to the contract of ($716.15). B-4 Approve tuition contract for payment to Cinnaminson Township Public Schools for homeless student, #8275, eligible under McKinney-Vento Act, enrolled at Cinnaminson High School from 2/12/18 – 6/13/18. Tuition totaling $ 6,736.80 B-5 Approve accepting a donation of wall mirrors to the Oakcrest High School dance program from parents, Mr. & Mrs. Tarapili, approximate value $3,000. No cost to the District. Board Agenda 3 September 10, 2018 B-6 Approve for payment of the following staff for content specific articulation with ELL teachers and content area teachers to benefit ELL students during the 2018-19 school year. Staff will be paid $33 per hour for a total cost to the grant not to exceed $594. Funded by Title III. No cost to the District. Program Directors: Kathleen Schurtz (AHS); Susan Foreman (CCHS); Joe Costal (OHS). ESEA Project Director: Brenda Callaghan AHS CCHS OHS Dominique Taccarino (ELL) Lauren Bianca (ELL) Julie Wright (ELL) Laura Barry (ELL) Mike Czapczynski Pat Weisback Margaret Sartain Sandy Brown Sean Olson Christina Wessner Carolyn Calderone Ben Keating Mikaella Salteras Jen DePalma Margaret Csaszar Brenna Baker Erin Sharpe Rebecca Davis Jess Sartorio William Amend Mike Haluska B-7 Approve for payment of the following staff for after school tutorial to benefit ELL students during the 2018-19 school year. Staff will be paid $33 per hour for a total cost to the grant not to exceed $1,980. Funded by Title III. No cost to the District. Program Directors: Kathleen Schurtz (AHS): Susan Foreman (CCHS); Joe Costal (OHS). ESEA Project Director: Brenda Callaghan AHS CCHS OHS Dominique Taccarino (ELL) Lauren Bianca (ELL) Julie Wright (ELL) Laura Barry (ELL) Mike Czapczynski Margaret Sartain Sandy Brown Christina Wessner Carolyn Calderone Mikaella Salteras Jen DePalma Brenna Baker Erin Sharpe Rebecca Davis Jess Sartorio William Amend Mike Haluska B-8 Approval for payment to the following staff to provide the “Gami After Hours” Social/Emotional Well-Being & Community Engagement after school program during the 2018-19 school year. Staff will be paid $33 per hour for a total cost to the grant not to exceed $792. Funded by Title I. No cost to the District. Project Directors: Megan Potter and Kathleen Schurtz. ESEA Grant Project Director: Brenda Callaghan Catie Miller Stephanie Caruso Bridget Paone Kristin Salotti Karly LoSasso Nick Rohovie Board Agenda 4 September 10, 2018 B-9 Approval for payment to the following staff to provide OHS Title I after school program, focusing on academic and social/emotional well-being, during the 2018-19 school year. Staff will be paid $33 per hour for a total cost to the grant not to exceed $1,320. Funded by Title I. No cost to the District. Project Directors: Nicole Gazia and Joe Costal. ESEA Grant Project Director: Brenda Callaghan Alten, Scott Adkisson, Richard Boyer, William Bertino, Michele Bunje, Cassandra Brown, Jason Carr, Megan Commander, John Clark, Edward Irick, Amy Clarke, Robyn Keating, Ben Hamilton, Beth McDonnell, Leah Megill, Jessica Miller, Joshua Pintilie, Leah Miller, Kelsey Pohlig, Rich Moss, Gayle Robbins, Dianne Olson, Sean Rock, Emily Prince, Mark Tunney, Kimberly Rosen, Amy Tantum, Jaclyn B-10 Request approval for payment of the following staff to provide after school tutoring for Cedar Creek High School McKinney-Vento students during the 2018-19 school year. Staff will be paid $33 per hour for a total cost to the grant not to exceed $792. Funded by Title I grant. No cost to the District. Project Directors: Kelly Slingerland and Michael Manning. ESEA Grant Project Director: Brenda Callaghan Barb Langel Greg Ferree Board Agenda 5 September 10, 2018 B-11 Request approval for payment of the following staff to provide after school tutoring for Oakcrest High School McKinney-Vento students during the 2018-19 school year. Staff will be paid $33 per hour for a total cost to the grant not to exceed $1,980. Funded by Title I grant. No cost to the District. Project Directors: Nicole Gazia and Joe Costal. ESEA Grant Project Director: Brenda Callaghan Alten, Scott Adkisson, Richard Boyer, William Bertino, Michele Bunje, Cassandra Brown, Jason Carr, Megan Commander, John Clark, Edward Irick, Amy Clarke, Robyn Keating, Ben Hamilton, Beth McDonnell, Leah Megill, Jessica Miller, Joshua Pintilie, Leah Miller, Kelsey Pohlig, Rich Moss, Gayle Robbins, Dianne Olson, Sean Rock, Emily Prince, Mark Tunney, Kimberly Rosen, Amy Tantum, Jaclyn B-12 Request approval for payment of the following AHS staff to conduct programs for parents or guardians of students during the 2018-19 school year. Staff will be paid $29 per hour for a total cost to the grant not to exceed $348.00. Funded by Title I Family Engagement Funds. No cost to the District. Project directors: Kathleen Schurtz and Megan Potter. ESEA Project Director: Brenda Callaghan Dawn Kosko B-13 Request approval for payment of the following CCHS staff to conduct programs for parents or guardians of students during the 2018-19 school year. Staff will be paid $29 per hour for a total cost to the grant not to exceed $348.00. Funded by Title I Family Engagement Funds. No cost to the District. Project directors: Michael Manning and Kelly Slingerland. ESEA Project Director: Brenda Callaghan Erin Sharpe James Brownhill B-14 Request approval for payment of the following staff to provide after school tutoring for Algebra 1 students during the 2018-19 school year as part of a PARCC Remediation program. Staff will be paid $33 per hour for a total cost to the grant not to exceed $1,980. Funded by Title I. No cost to the District. Program Directors: Nicole Gazia (OHS), Megan Potter (AHS), Kelly Slingerland (CCHS). ESEA Grant Project Director: Brenda Callaghan AHS CCHS OHS Kristin Salotti Scott Ribinsky Nicole Raebig Board Agenda 6 September 10, 2018 B-15 Request approval the following staff salaries plus benefits to be funded by ESEA, Title I Part A. ESEA Project Director: Brenda Callaghan Total Salary Salary to BENEFITS to and Benefits Title I Teachers Sections Course School Grant Grant to Grant FTE Becher, Kimberly 1 Academic Foundations AHS $4,902.90 $ 1,519.90 $6,422.80 0.1 Brown, James 1 Academic Foundations AHS $8,932.50 $ 2,769.08 $11,701.58 0.1 Caruso, Stephanie* 3* College & Career Readiness AHS $20,231.10 $ 6,271.64 $26,502.75 0.22 Callahan, Judy 1 College & Career Readiness AHS $8,932.50 $ 2,769.08 $11,701.58 0.1 Glick, Michelle 2 College & Career Readiness AHS $15,204.00 $ 4,713.24 $19,917.24 0.2 Rhetoric/Freshman Rockelman, Ernest 2 Seminar AHS $13,993.00 $ 4,337.83 $18,330.83 0.2 Rhetoric/Freshman Rynkiewicz, Gregory 1 Seminar AHS $9,182.50 $ 2,846.58 $12,029.08 0.1 Vasile, Kimberly 3 College & Career Readiness AHS $22,806.00
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