13165 August 14, 2018 BRIDGETON BOARD OF EDUCATION PUBLIC ACTION MEETING August 14, 2018 The public action meeting of the Bridgeton Board of Education was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Ms. Albanese. Board Members present were David Gonzalez, Ashlee Todd, Albert Morgan, Dulce Gomez, Angelia Edwards and Mary Peterson. Erica Mosley, Kenny SmithBey Jr. and Tyrone Williams were absent Also in attendance were Dr. Thomasina Jones, Superintendent, Dr. Robin Harden Daniels, Assistant Superintendent, Mrs. Nicole M. Albanese, School Business Administrator, and Mr. Stephen Bacigalupo, Board Solicitor. Prayer was offered by Mr. Gonzalez.

1. OPENING ACTIVITIES/Mission Statement

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Ms. Sara Echevarria from United Advocacy Group addressed the board about her group who advocates for parents with children with special needs. They meet 1 time per month and she wanted to ensure that all of the schools are aware of their services. A back to school bash will occur at the end of the month. Jean Scarani of Upper Deerfield PreK addressed the board. She has a letter of intent for 3 classrooms. She advised that her enrollment is low this year and she does not want to keep the 3rd class. It is causing her to lose revenue and it would be a hardship for her business. Ms. Edwards asked how many students she has in a class. She responded 15 per classroom and right now she has 24 enrolled. She believes that they can get 6 more students but not 21. Mr. Morgan advised that Mrs. Albanese would get back to her.

Action: 1.7 RESOLUTIONS - NONE

Information: 1.8 PRESENTATIONS - PARCC Test Results - Dr. Tavani presented the 2018 PARCC results to the board and public in a power point (attached). He explained that you need to add level 4 and level 5 to obtain the percent passing by grade. The state comparisons show that overall the passing percent for 11th grade LAL is 38% while we are at 31%. These low passing rates overall are why the State is moving away from PARCC. Mr. Gonzalez asked how the data is used by the schools. Dr. Tavani said they meet with teachers who were successful about their strategies. We also receive item analysis which is reviewed by C&I and shared with teachers. Dr. Jones also explained about the articulation meetings and the ability for staff to share practices and data. Dr. Jones echoed the issues with the test and how the state and Governor do not think it is a valid test. Ms. Todd asked if we know when the change will take place? Dr. Tavani said the state anticipates about 2 years from now. Dr. Jones added that she shared her concerns with the state for students who are bilingual and this may be their first experience with a computer. Dr. Jones introduced Ms. Torres who is recommended as the Assistant Principal at Cherry Street School. Ms. Torres gave a brief history of her credentials from Vineland. She was a bilingual specialist on the PIRT team in last position. Ms. Edwards asked her last position.

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Action, Minutes: 1.9 APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Public Action Meeting: July 2018 Regular & Executive Minutes Motion by Mr. Gonzalez, second by Mrs. Peterson approving July 2018 Regular Public Action & Executive Meeting Minutes. Motion carried, roll call vote 5-1, with Ms. Edwards abstaining.

Information: 1.10 Committee Reports Curriculum is reviewing. Facilities-tile abatement is on track to complete Friday and roofing on schedule. Meeting scheduled end of month.

CONSENT AGENDA Action (Consent): 1.11 APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS Resolution: Motion Approved all consent agenda items. Motion by David Gonzalez, second by Mary Peterson. Motion carried, roll call vote 6-0.

2. APPROVAL OF TEXTBOOKS/MATERIALS/CURRICULUM Action (Consent): 2.1 Board Curriculum and Instruction Committee Approved Items Resolution: Approved the following Board Curriculum and Instruction Committee approved items. All items were approved by the Board Curriculum and Instruction Committee on July 17, 2018: Textbooks for approval: The Bedford Introduction to Literature – Reading, Thinking, Writing - to be used in AP Literature and Composition – Publisher: Bedford/St. Martin’s – Copyright: 2016 The Language of Composition - Reading, Writing, Rhetoric - to be used in AP English Language and Composition – Publisher: Bedford/St. Martin’s – Copyright: 2013 Holocaust and Human Behavior - to be used in Search for Conscience – Publisher: Facing History and Ourselves – Copyright: 2017 Entrepreneurship – Ideas in Action – to be used in Entrepreneurship – Publisher: Southwestern Cengage Learning – Copyright: 2019 Learning American Sign Language – to be used in Sign Language I/II – Publisher: Pearson – Copyright: 2004 New Course Approval: Request to Create New High School Forensic Science Course APEX – Grade 9 Curriculum Guide APEX – Grade 10 Curriculum Guide

Action (Consent): 2.2 Approval of Plan to Address "Significant Disproportionality" Resolution: Approved the attached plan to address "Significant Disproportionality" that Bridgeton Public School District's Equality Team will implement in 2018-2019 School Year to eliminate a continued pattern of "significant disproportionality" of specific racial/ethnic groups determined eligible for special education and related services.

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3. APPROVAL OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Action (Consent): 3.1 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (Go Math) Professional Development Resolution: Approved Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) Professional Development. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) mathematics (Go Math) for grades K-5 was Board approved to be updated on March 20, 2018 (12993). For implementation purposes and to provide instructional staff with working knowledge of the programs new adaptive software and online assessments, HMH will provide up to 9 professional developments to the district at no cost.

Action (Consent): 3.2 Facing History Argument Writing Professional Development Resolution: Approved the Facing History Argument Writing Professional Development. This workshop is designed for 6th thru 8th grade English Language Arts Teachers. The purpose of this workshop is to provide middle grade teachers with best practices to 1) instruct students in writing argument and 2) instructing teachers cite evidence from informational and narrative text when crafting an argument. The workshop aligns to the NJSLS for reading, writing, speaking and, listening. This in-district full day workshops will take place on September 5th and January 25th.

Action (Consent): 3.3 National Afterschool Association Conference Resolution: Approved Timothy Zoyac, Project Manager for Pathways 21st Century Afterschool Program, to attend the National Afterschool Association Conference in New York City on March 15 - March 18, 2019at a cost of $1,793.56 (Registration: $540, Transportation: $46.06, Meals: $279, Lodging: $860, Other Expenses: $68.50).

Action (Consent): 3.4 Ocean County College AP Biology Institute and AP Statistics Professional Development Resolution: Approved the following teachers to attend the Ocean County College AP Biology Institute Professional Development on August 13 - 16, 2018. This is a required in-depth training in AP courses and teaching strategies. Participants engage in at least 30 hours of pedagogical and content rich training led by College-Board endorsed counsultants. (Registration - $999 X 2 and Travel - $164.92 X 2 = Total: $2,327.84). These two staff members were approved at the June 12, 2018 Board Meeting for stipends but not the registration/travel expenses. A. Approved Susan Michaelson, Bridgeton High School Science Teacher, to attend the Ocean County College AP Biology Institute Professional Development. B. Approved Josiah McCarson, Bridgeton High School AP Statistics Teacher, to attend the Ocean County College AP Statistics Institute Professional Development.

Action (Consent): 3.5 NJ Science Convention Resolution: Approved James Backman, K-8 Mathematics Supervisor and Darlyne de Haan, Director of Mathematics and Science, to attend the 2018 NJ Science Convention on October 23 - 24, 2018 in Princeton, NJ. Registration: $310 X 2 = $620.00

Action (Consent): 3.6 BHS Half Day Professional Development Speaker for Physical Education Resolution: Approved Dr. Curt Hinson of Rowan University as guest speaker and presenter for Physical Education on the following Half Day PD sessions: 12/7/18, 1/25/18, 3/22/18, 5/17/18.

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Action (Consent): 3.7 2019 AASA National Conference on Education Resolution: Approved Dr. Thomasina Jones, Superintendent, to attend the 2019 AASA National Conference on Education February 13-17, 2019 in Los Angeles, CA. Urban Superintendent's Association of America will pay for travel. The district will be responsible for registration.

Action (Consent): 3.8 Carnegie Learning Inc. Professional Learning Resolution: Approved Carnegie Learning Inc. (Quote #Q-02013) to deliver onsite customized professional learning for 25 mathematics attendees at Bridgeton High School on September 5, 2018 at a cost of $3,500.00.

Action (Consent): 3.9 Explore Learning LLC District Site License for both Math and Science Teachers Resolution: Approved Explore Learning LLC District Gizmos Site License (Proposal #Q-61375) for both Math and Science Teachers. Priced per student (1639 Students for 12 Months = $10,653.50). (see enclosed proposal)

Action (Consent): 3.10 National Assoc. of Federal Program Administrators (NAFEPA) Fall Meeting Resolution: Approved Dr. Celeste Merriweather to attend the National Assoc. of Federal Program Administrators (NAFEPA) Fall Meeting on Friday, September 14, 2018 in Washington, DC.

Action (Consent): 3.11 One to One Technology Professional Development Resolution: Approved One to One Technology Professional Development for the following Gr. 6-8 teachers listed below on August 27-31, 2018. Name/School Hours Pay Rate Total Shawn Bridges 4 $31 $124 Joseph Burger 4 $31 $124 Charlene Hodinka 4 $28 $112 Kathryn Dettrey 4 $28 $112 Heather Camlin 4 $31 $124 Christine MacFarland 4 $28 $112 Sarah Hancock 4 $28 $112 Jillian Maroney 4 $28 $112 Julie Snead 4 $28 $112 Maureen McCloud 4 $28 $112 Kristina D'Valentine 4 $28 $112 Migdoel Rivera Jr. 4 $28 $112 Linda Jackson 4 $28 $112 Erin Sager 4 $28 $112 Christine McGowan 4 $31 $124 Douglas Enders 4 $28 $112 Kristian Torchia 4 $28 $112 Cheri Helgesen 4 $28 $112 Veronica Shute 4 $28 $112 13169 August 14, 2018 Tania Trethan 4 $31 $124 Tiera Harden 4 $31 $124 Lesley Watson 4 $28 $112 Meghan Pattinson 4 $28 $112 Jeannine Rinck 4 $31 $124 Dianna Hoffman 4 $28 $112 Jessica Versage 4 $28 $112 Stefanie Nichols 4 $28 $112 Maurice DeShields 4 $28 $112 Heather Engler 4 $28 $112 Emma Taylor 4 $28 $112 Deidre Montgomery 4 $31 $124 Tiffanie Thrbak 4 $34 $136 Frank D'Errico 4 $31 $124 William Castone 4 $28 $112 Shannon Evans 4 $31 $124 Gloria Wilks 4 $28 $112 Donna Pettit 4 $31 $124 Brandy Hogan 4 $28 $112 Sharon Pinkerton 4 $31 $124 Belinda Murphy 4 $31 $124 Jamie Garcia 4 $28 $112 Kathleen Crescenzi 4 $28 $112 Cathryn Gilsky 4 $28 $112 Deena Osmer 4 $28 $112 Jennifer Carbone 4 $28 $112 William Stech 4 $28 $112 Carla Burlingame 4 $28 $112 Laketta Habersham 4 $28 $112 Sheila O'Hara 4 $28 $112 Michael Marino 4 $28 $112 Lisa Davis 4 $28 $112 John Wuzzardo 4 $28 $112 Jessica Keller 4 $28 $112 Erin Andrews 4 $31 $124 Ayanna Thomas 4 $28 $112 Sharon Shephard 4 $31 $124 Taja Board 4 $28 $112 Maria Canino 4 $28 $112 Starr Mulford 4 $31 $124 Thomas Meyers 4 $31 $124 Anthony Mendolera 4 $28 $112 Michael Bubeck 4 $28 $112 Cynthia Boker 4 $31 $124 Michele Pfieffer 4 $28 $112 Kathleen Sharp 4 $28 $112 13170 August 14, 2018 Martina Morris 4 $28 $112 Kaitlynn Agostini 4 $28 $112 Jessica Burke 4 $28 $112 Teana Kelley 4 $31 $124 Amanda McClosky 4 $28 $112 Ray Wilks 4 $28 $112 Dell Dinicola 4 $31 $124 Kenyetta McBride- Cedano 4 $28 $112 Debra Kimble 4 $31 $124

Action (Consent): 3.12 FEA/NJPSA/NJASCD Fall Conference 2018 Resolution: Approved Mr. Rufus Wright, District Technology Educational Program Coordinator, to attend the 2018 FEA/NJPSA/NJASCD Fall Conference on October 18-19, 2018 in Long Branch, NJ. The cost of this overnight trip is: Registration fee: $345.00; Transportation: $40.00; Meals: $26; Lodging: $101.13: Total: $512.13

Action (Consent): 3.13 NJPSAFEA AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Resolution: Approved Mr. Maurice T. Tyndell, Director of Human Resources to attend the Affirmative Action Professional Development on August, 21, 22, and 23, 2018. Account#110002515900014. The registration fee is $150 per session for a total of $450. Account# 110002515900014.

Action (Consent): 3.14 Reading, Literacy, and Learning - International Dyslexia Association Conference Resolution: Approved Barbara Wilchensky, Director of Curriculum Language Arts, to attend the Reading, Literacy, and Learning - International Dyslexia Association Conference on October 24 - 27, 2018 in Mashantucket, CT. The conference brings in experts from all over the world to educate attendees on the latest research, remediation, and more. Cost: Registration - $650.00; Transportation - $215.00; Meals - $250.00 And Lodging - $580.00 - Total: $1,695.00.

4. APPROVAL OF STUDENT PROGRAMS Action (Consent): 4.1 BHS ALL IN Assembly Resolution: Approved BHS All In Assembly presented by Gian Paul Gonzales from A Vision in Motion Speakers Bureau to present two assemblies (Grades 9 & 10) and one small group with student leaders on February 22, 2019. Gian Paul Gonzalez delivered the famous “ALL IN” rally cry message during the Giants’ 2011 chapel service and known for inspiring the New York Giants to win the Super Bowl. His message challenges students to be fully committed to their school, family and community includes being substance free and creating a bully-free school.

13171 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.2 BHS Courtyard Beautification and Utilization Project Resolution: Approved BHS Principal, Mr. Carl Dolente, to renovate and utilize the interior courtyard for student and staff use during lunches. Students would be allowed to use the courtyard to eat lunch based on a point system. The approximate cost of renovation is $8000. This is to purchase pavers underneath the picnic tables and clean up the . The money will be raised by seeking donations from both online and local sources. We would also like to place this project on a "Fundly" site where non-profits may receive donations for their specific projects. Here is the link to our proposed Fundly site - https://fundly.com/bridgeton-high-school- courtyard-beautification.

Action (Consent): 4.3 BHS Freshmen Parent Night "Meet & Greet" Security Request Resolution: Approved Bridgeton High School Freshmen Parent Night "Meet & Greet" for Parents of incoming 9th-grade students on August 29, 2018, from 6:00-8:00 PM at Bridgeton High School. One security monitor is requested. (1) Security Monitor @ $26.10 for 2 hours

Action (Consent): 4.4 BHS After School Detention Program for 2018-2019 Revised Resolution: Approved BHS After School Detention Program (Revised) for the 2018-2019 school year. The program will run 4 days a week from September 17, 2018 - June 7, 2019, 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM for approximately 29 weeks. 2 teachers and 1 substitute teacher (as needed) x 4 hours x 29 weeks = $7192.00. Acct.#15-421-100-101-01-02

Action (Consent): 4.5 Broad Street School Dad Bring your Child to School Day Resolution: Approved Broad Street School Annual, Dad Bring your Child to School Day on Tuesday, September 18, 2018. This is a Nationally Observed event, students report to school regular time and will be called down for this event. Father's and their students in grades 5 - 8 will be served breakfast, meet with a Community Speaker (Mr. Curtis Edwards) and sign the father/child pledge which will be displayed. This event is to encourage Father involvement and show how it contributes to their child's success. Kids Corner will be collaborating and providing the refreshments.

Action (Consent): 4.6 Broad Street School - Texas Road House Incentives Resolution: Approved Broad Street School to accept free kids meal certificates from the Texas Roadhouse Restaurant to be given as incentives to our students. These student rewards will be used for Perfect Attendance, Student of the Month, a Reading Program promoted by Texas Roadhouse and other educational promotions offered by the Texas Roadhouse. These rewards will be an incentive to encourage good attendance and promote literacy in our classrooms and school.

Action (Consent): 4.7 Broad Street School Holiday Shop Resolution: Approved Broad Street School Holiday Shop for Grades K - 3. The Holiday Shop will take place December 10, 2018 - December 14, 2018. All profits will go into Student Activities Account and used for our Field Day Activities. There is no cost to the Board.

13172 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.8 Broad Street School Extended Day Kids Corner Clubs Resolution: Approved Broad Street School Extended Day Kids Corner Clubs for 2018-2019. 1) Pumpkin Decorating – Grades 5 & 6, 20 students, October 18, 2018 • Description/Purpose: To decorate a pumpkin and provide kids with a fun activity that will also allow them to socialize with other students and be creative (Art). 2) Homework Club – Grades 3 & 4, 20 students February 19, 2019 – April 11, 2019 1 Advisor x 6 - 8 weeks x 2 Hours/week • Description/Purpose: Kids will come to classroom, eat a snack and then complete their homework for that day. If child doesn't have homework: club leader will provide an activity for the child to do (that foster Math or Reading) 3) Chess Club – Grade 5, 20 students February 6, 2019 – March 27, 2019 1 Advisor x 6 - 8 Weeks x 1.5 Hours/Week

Action (Consent): 4.9 Broad Street School Annual Grandparents Appreciation Social Resolution: Approved Broad Street School Annual Grandparents Appreciation Social on October 10, 2018 for students in grades 2-5. The students will prepare a writing tribute to show their appreciation for their Grandparent or Grandparent figure. This event is being funded by the Broad Street School Character Education Committee.

Action (Consent): 4.10 Broad Street School Extended Day Programs Resolution: Approved the following Broad Street School Extended Day Programs 2018-2019. 1) Reading Rangers Club – Grades 6, 15 Students October 3, 2018 – June 5, 2019 1 Advisor x 33 weeks x 1hour/week x $28.00/Hr. = $924.00 Acct. Number: 15-421-100-100-00-03 Description/Purpose: This club was designed to help students who are close to reaching the next level on their PARCC test. 2) PBSIS Club – Grades 5 – 8, 20 Students October 3, 2018 – June 5, 2019 2 Advisors x 33 weeks x 2 Hours/week x $28.00/Hr. = $3696.00 Acct. Number: See ASP; included in SMART Goal 3 (See above; $500.00 for Supplies) Description/Purpose: Students will incorporate positive social skills and behavioral goals associated with the ASP. Students will attend the Universal Team Meetings. 3) After School Detention – Grades K – 8, # of students vary September 24, 2018 – June 14, 2019 1 Advisor x 35 Weeks x 3 Hours/Week x $28.00/Hr. = $2940.00 Acct. Number: 15-421-100-100-00-03 Description/Purpose: Students will receive after-school detention for conduct infractions (T, W, TH). 4) Lego Robotics – Grades 7 & 8, 20 Students November 26, 2018 – May 10, 2019 1 Advisor x 24 Weeks x 2 Hours/week x $28.00/Hr. = $1344.00 Acct. Number: 15-421-100-100-00-03 Description/Purpose: Students build and program LEGO mindstorm EV3 robots coding robots for a specific task.

13173 August 14, 2018 5) Drill Team/Color Guard – Grades 6 -8, 15 – 20 Students October 3, 2018 – June 5, 2019 1 Advisor x 33 Weeks x 1 Hour/week x $28.00 Hr. = $924.00 Acct. Number: 15-421-100-100-00-03 Description/Purpose: Students will foster a positive climate and culture for the school as specified with ASP SMART Goal 3: School Climate. Students will emulate character traits described in the mission of the Character Education Committee. They will be able to perform in school and district activities executing military drill operations and choreographed color guard routines. Drill Team/Color Guard 6) Broad Street Comic Book Club – Grades 6 – 8, 20 Students December 5, 2018 – May 29, 2019 1 Advisor x 22 Weeks x 1 Hour/week x $28.00 Hr. = $770.00 Acct. Number: 15-421-100-100-00-03 Description/Purpose: Students will read comics and graphics novels engaging with plots, characters, thematic elements, etc. 7)Debate Club – Grades – 5 – 8, 15 – 20 Students October 3, 2018 – May 23, 2019 3 Advisor x 3 Hour/week x 30 Weeks x $28.00/$31.00 Hr. = $7560.00 Plus 1 Saturday/month for competitions 3 Advisors x 5 Hours x 5 Competitions x $28.00 = $2100.00 Description/Purpose: Students engage in public speaking competitive debate, argumentative/persuasive speaking/listening, writing and history standards. 8) Fourth Grade Fluency Fanatics – Grade 4, 15 – 20 students October 22, 2018 – April 8, 2019 2 Advisor x 20 Weeks x 1 Hour/week x $28.00 Hr. = $1120.00 Acct. Number: 15-421-100-100-03 Description/Purpose: Students will build fluency by reading various texts including poems, song lyrics, readers theatre skits and short stories 9) 24 Math Club – Grade 4, 20+ students October 1, 2018 – May 28, 2019 2 Advisor x 33 Weeks x 2 Hours/week x $28.00 Hr. = $3696.00 Supplies: 20 Boxes of 24 Game Cards ($200.00) Acct. Number: 15-421-100-100-03 Acct. Number: (for supplies) 15-190-100-610-00-03 Description/Purpose: Students play game “24” by using + - x / and use the given 4 digits to get the answer of 24. 10) Character Education Club – Grades 5 – 8, 15 – 20 students October 1, 2018 – June 3, 2019 2 Advisor x 1 Hour/week x 27 Weeks x $28.00 Hr. = $1512.00 Acct. Number: 15-421-100-100-03 Description/Purpose: Club works under guidance of the Character Education Committee and the PBSIS Team to work on supportive core ethical and performance values that are readily affirmed in school.

13174 August 14, 2018 11) Bilingual Enrichment Club – Grades 2 & 3, 20 students October 15, 2018 – May 9, 2019 2 Advisor x 25 Weeks x 2 Hrs./week x $28.00 Hr. = $2800.00 Acct. Number: 15-421-100-100-03 Description/Purpose: Struggling reader will participate in intense phonics instruction, activities, and read aloud to help them reach grade level standards. 12) Reading Rangers – Grade 4, 15 – 20 students October 30, 2018 – May 30, 2019 2 Advisor x 2 Hrs. /week x 25 Weeks x $28.00 Hr. = $2800.00 13) Parent and Child Art Class – Grades 1-4, 15 students & 15 parents November 15, 2018 – May 7, 2019 2 Advisor x 1 time a month x 5 months x 3 Hrs. /month (6:00 – 9:00pm) x $34.00/$28.00 Hr. = $510.00 + $420.00 = $930.00 Acct. Number: 15-421-100-100-03 Description/Purpose: The art club provides parents and children with hands-on activities and a place to talk about art. 14) Good News Club – Grades K – 4, 20 students Fall: September 25, 2018 – October 30, 2018 Spring: March 5, 2019 – April 9, 2019 2 Advisor x 1 Day/week x 1 Hour/week x 12 Weeks (6 in Fall & 6 in Spring) x 28.00 Hr. = $672.00 Acct. Number: No expense to BOE; paid through church and the Bridge Description/Purpose: Faith based after-school club that teaches moral lessons through lessons found in the Bible. 15) Gifted & Talented Program - Grades K – 8, GT students TBD October 3, 2018 – June 5, 2019 1 Advisor x 33 Weeks x 4 Hrs. /week x $31.00 Hr. = $4092.00 Acct. Number: 15-421-100-101-16-03 Acct. Number: (Supplies) 15-421-100-610-16-03 Description/Purpose: Selected students will engage in the GT curriculum to supplement in-depth advanced studies. Supplies will be provided for the units of study selected.

Action (Consent): 4.11 Broad Street School Evening of Thanks Resolution: Approved the Broad Street School Evening of Thanks on November 20, 2018, 5:30- 7:00 PM. Fourth Grade students will demonstrate their ability to use writing skills that they have acquired through their writing curriculum. These skills will be used in writing their respective parent a letter of 'Thanks' during the Thanksgiving Season. Books will be available for families to take home and light refreshments will be served. Kid's Corner will be collaborating with this event. Security will be requested.

Action (Consent): 4.12 Broad Street School Fall Family Reading & Film Festival Resolution: Approved Broad Street School Fall Family Reading & Film Festival on Thursday, October 25, 2018. This event is for Grades K-4. Age appropriate & seasonal books will be read by our media specialists and an approved seasonal movie will be shown to families. Light refreshments will be served. We will be collaborating with Kids Corner for this event. Security will also be requested. 13175 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.13 Buckshutem Road School Cyber Bullying Assembly Resolution: Approved Buckshutem Road School Cyber Bullying Assembly on Thursday, October 4, 2018 from 1:30-2:30 PM in the gym and from 6:00-7:30 PM in the Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Parent Center. Detective Dwayne Watkins from the Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office will present a Cyber Bullying assembly to give students and parents knowledge about cyber safety and how to combat cyber bullying. Program costs include supplemental materials, incentives and light refreshments.

Action (Consent): 4.14 Buckshutem Road School Anti-Bullying Assembly Resolution: Approved Buckshutem Road School Prismatic Laser Team Anti-Bullying Assembly on Friday, September 28, 2018 at 1:15 and 2:15 PM. The show will give students a fresh perspective on why bullying and cyber bullying is detrimental. The program reinforces the key attributes that make for successful teams: respect, integrity, generosity, honesty, and truth.

Action (Consent): 4.15 Buckshutem Road School Sadeky's Puppet Show Resolution: Approved Buckshutem Road School Sadeky's Puppet Show "A Change of Heart" on Friday, October 22, 2018 from 9:30- 10:15 AM grades K-4 in the Buckshutem Cafeteria.

Action (Consent): 4.16 Buckshutem Road School Prismatic Laser Show Resolution: Approved Buckshutem Road School Prismatic Laser Show Black History Tribute on Wednesday, February 13, 2019 at 1:15-1:55 PM and 2:15- 2:55 PM. This show will celebrate the profound contributions of African American in an exciting new way. Part history lesson and part uplifting musical revival, the Black History Tribute is an unforgettable experience for students in grades K-8.

Action (Consent): 4.17 Buckshutem Road School Career Day Resolution: Approved Buckshutem Road School Career Day on Friday, March 22, 2018 from 9:00- 11:30 AM. Students in grades K-8 will be introduced to a variety of careers presented by community members.

Action (Consent): 4.18 Buckshutem Road School The Big Bad Bullysaurus Resolution: Approved Buckshutem Road School the Big Bad Bullysaurus Play on Tuesday, October 2, 2018 from 1:30- 2:30 PM for grades 1-4 in the Buckshutem Cafeteria.

Action (Consent): 4.19 Buckshutem Road School Walnut Street Theatre Resolution: Approved Buckshutem Road School Walnut Street Theatre-Finding Your People Performance on Thursday, November 1, 2018 at 9:30 AM for grades 5-8.It teaches acceptance of others, being inclusive and that every student matters.

13176 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.20 Buckshutem Road School Dads Bring Your Child to School Day Resolution: Approved Buckshutem Road School's Dads Bring Your Child to School Day on September 18, 2018 from 7:50-10:00 AM. Father-figures and male role models will be encouraged to bring their child to school and get valuable information on being involved in the school. Participating fathers will sit for a special presentation and breakfast, sign a pledge of support and receive a certificate of participation. A to-go bag with breakfast and supplemental information will be given to anyone unable to stay for the presentation. Program costs include supplemental materials and breakfast.

Action (Consent): 4.21 Buckshutem Road School Parent Volunteer Welcome Event Resolution: Approved Buckshutem Road School Parent Volunteer Welcome Event on October 10, 2018 from 1:00-2:30 and 5:30-7:30 PM. Parents that have signed up to volunteer in the school throughout the school-year will be invited to an orientation to discuss their role as volunteers, volunteer expectations and guidelines, and the fingerprinting process. The MorphoTrust Mobile Fingerprinting Program will be onsite. Program costs include a light lunch/dinner and supplemental materials.

Action (Consent): 4.22 Buckshutem Road School PTO Harvest Movie Night Resolution: Approved Buckshutem Road School PTO Harvest Movie Night on October 30, 2018 from 5:30-8:00 PM. Families will be invited to watch a family-friendly movie together. Pre- show activities will be held that include trivia and community tables. Concessions will be sold during the movie and families will have a chance to win a Family Movie Pack. All proceeds will support student activities though the Buckshutem PTO. There is no cost to the board.

Action (Consent): 4.23 Buckshutem Road School PTO Community Leadership Yard Sale Resolution: As a leadership event, parent and student leaders will "synergize" to organize and execute a community yard sale. For a fee of $10, school and community members will be able to set-up a table to sell items. Participants are to pre-register and will be assigned a lot to sell in. Parent and student leaders will sell concessions, market and act as community ambassadors. All proceeds from registration and concessions will go towards student activities through the Buckshutem PTO. There is no cost to the board.

Action (Consent): 4.24 Buckshutem Road School Yearbook Committee T-Shirt Fundraiser Resolution: Approved Buckshutem Road School Yearbook Committee T-Shirt Sale from September 24 - October 19, 2018. The Yearbook Committee will sell T-Shirts to help offset the cost of yearbooks at Buckshutem Road School. T-Shirts will be sold through a catalog system. Families may chose between different styles of t-shirts and sizes. There is no cost to the board.

Action (Consent): 4.25 Cherry Street School PTO Fundraisers Resolution: Approved Cherry Street School's PTO Fundraisers. Individual size snacks to be sold intermittently throughout the school year, during the last 15 minutes of students lunch. Catalog snack sales will be available for parents to share with their co-workers during the Fall. Cherry Street School will collect Box Tops for Education from September 2018 through June 30, 2019. All proceeds will benefit students uniform clothes closet, holiday food baskets, Step Up, and discounted yearbooks. There is no cost to the Board.

13177 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.26 Cherry Street School Marking Periods One and Two Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance Awards Ceremonies Resolution: Approved Cherry Street School Marking Periods One and Two Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance Awards Ceremonies to be held on December 6, 2018 and February 28, 2019 at 6:30 PM.

Action (Consent): 4.27 Cherry Street School Reading Rocks Magic Show Resolution: Approved Cherry Street School Reading Rocks Magic Show on September 27, 2018 from 6:00-7:30 PM. Parents and students will spend the evening with the magician Joe Holiday from Reading Rocks. The show will consist of a 45 minute magic show that will showcase classic children's books. The cost for purchase service is $550.00 and the cost for refreshments is $222.24 with a total cost of $772.24.

Action (Consent): 4.28 Cherry Street School 8th Grade Meet and Greet Resolution: Approved Cherry Street School 8th Grade Meet and Greet to be held on October 18, 2018 from 6:30 - 8:00 PM. Students and Parents will meet with Advisors from Cherry Street School and Bridgeton High School to discuss both student requirements and parental roles in the academic success of their child.

Action (Consent): 4.29 Cherry Street School Extended Day Programs Resolution: Approved Cherry Street School Extended Day Programs for the 2018-2019 school year from October 15, 2018 to May 30, 2019 from 3:30 - 4:30 pm. Afterschool Detention Gr. K-8 October 15, 2018 - May 30, 2019 3:30 - 4:30 PM 3 days a week 1 Advisor @ $31 x 1hr/day x 1 day x 30 weeks = $930 15-421-100-100-00-04 1 Advisor @ $28 x 1hr/day x 2 days x 30 weeks = $1,680 15-421-100-100-00-04 Cooking with Science Gr. 5-8 October 15, 2018 - May 30, 2019 3:30 - 4:30 PM 1 day a week 1 Advisor @ $31 x 1hr/day x 1 day x 30 weeks - $930 15-421-100-100-00-04 Homework Club Gr. 3-4 October 15, 2018 - May 30, 2019 3:30 - 4:30 PM 2 days a week 1 Advisor @ $28 x 1hr/day x 2 days x 30 weeks = $1,680 15-421-100-100-00-04 Homework Club Gr. 6-8 October 15, 2018 - May 30, 2019 3:30 - 4:30 PM 2 days a week 1 Advisor @ $31 x 1hr/day x 2 days x 30 weeks = $1, 860 15-421-100-100-00-04 Reading Club Gr. 1-2 October 15, 2018 - May 30, 2019 3:30 - 4:30 PM 2 days a week 1 Advisor @ $28 x 1hr/day x 2 days x 30 weeks = $1,860 20-237-100-101-04-40

13178 August 14, 2018 Gifted/Talented Literacy Enrichment Gr. 3-8 October 15, 2018 - May 30, 2019 3:30 - 4:30 PM 1 day a week 1 Advisor @ $31 x 1hr/day x 1 day x 30 weeks = $930 15-421-100-100-00-04 Supplies $324 15-421-100-610-16-04 Extended Day Substitutes October 15, 2018 - May 30, 2019 3:30 - 4:30 PM 3 days a week 2 Advisors As needed 15-421-100-100-00-04 Extended Day Supplies $1,500 15-421-100-610-00-04 Extended Day Program Coordinator October 15, 2018 - May 30, 2019 1 Coordinator @ $34 x .5hr/day x 3 days x 30 weeks = $1,530 15-421-100-100-00-04 @ $34 x .5hr/day x 3 days x 30 weeks = $1,530 Reading Readiness Gr. 3-5, 6-8 20-237-100-101-04-40 October 15, 2018 - May 30, 2019 3:30 - 4:30 PM 2 days a week 1 Advisor @ $31 x 1hr/day x 2 days x 30 weeks = $1,860 1 Advisor @ $28 x 1hr/day x 2 days x 30 weeks = $1,680 Supplies $1,000 Math Readiness Gr. 3-5, 6-8 20-237-100-101-04-40 October 15, 2018 - May 30, 2019 1 Advisor @ $31 x 1hr/day 2 days x 30 weeks = $1,860 1 Advisor @ $28 x 1hr/day 2 days x 30 weeks = $1,680 Supplies $1,000 Reading Club Gr. K 20-237-100-101-04-40 October 15, 2018 - May 30, 2019 3:30 - 4:30 PM 2 days a week 1 Advisor @ $28 x 1hr/day x 2 days x 30 weeks = $1,680

Action (Consent): 4.30 Cherry Street School Fall and Spring Scholastic Book Fairs Resolution: Approved Cherry Street School Fall and Spring scholastic Book Fairs to be held November 13-20, 2018 for the Fall and April 11-18, 2019 for the Spring.

Action (Consent): 4.31 Cherry Street School Kindergarten Grandparents Day Resolution: Approved Cherry Street School Kindergarten Grandparents Day on September 28, 2018 from 2:30 - 3:30 PM for a celebration, acknowledging the contributions made by our Grandparents in the development and academic success of our Kindergarten students. Educational activities and light refreshments will be available.

Action (Consent): 4.32 District-wide Pre-K and Kindergarten Open House Resolution: Approved District-wide Pre-K and Kindergarten Open House to be held on Wednesday, September 5, 2018 from 2:00 pm- 3:00 pm. Parent and students will be invited to attend the Open House and they will have the opportunity to meet the teachers and visit the classrooms prior to the first day of School. Light refreshments (cookies and juice) will be served.

13179 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.33 District-wide Positive Behavior Support in Schools (PBSIS) Programs Resolution: Approved the following district-wide PBSIS Programs for the 2018 -2019 school year. PBSIS PROGRAMS: Grades K-8  PBSIS Pep Rallies  School Dances (Fall, Winter (Snowflake), Spring)  Operation Gratitude: Warm for the Winter (gloves and/scarfs for the homeless) PBSIS TRIPS:  Brunswick Zone Bowling Alley, Turnersville, NJ  Skate 2000 Trip Bridgeton, New Jersey  Campagni’s Legacy Bowling Lanes, Bridgeton  Fun Plex, Marlton, NJ  Wilmington Blue Rocks FUNDRAISERS:  School- based Sales: Smencilgrams, Pretzel and Popcorn,  Talent Shows (Admission Fees)  T-Shirt Fundraiser  Silent Auction PBSIS PROGRAMS: Grades 9 -12  Special Breakfasts  Paw Pride Ticket Drawing (Gift Cards, Prizes) PBSIS TRIPS  United Artist Movie Theatre  Kings Dominion, VA  Brunswick Zone Bowling  Skate 2000  Fun Plex  Great Wolf Lodge, PA, VA FUNDRAISERS  Events sponsored by various BHS Clubs (ie., Art Club, African-American Club, Latin American Club, National Honor Society, etc.)  T-Shirts, Sweatshirts, Hats, and Hoodie sales  Valentine, Birthday, and other Holiday Grams

13180 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.34 Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center's Fun in the Sun Resolution: Approved the Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster's Fun-in-the-Sun on June 7, 2019, Rain date: June 14, 2019. Fun in the Sun is an annual school-wide event at the Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center celebrating the completion of the school year. This field day will be filled with outdoor activities that every student and parent will have the opportunity to enjoy. Parents will also receive information about transitioning into kindergarten and summer reading programs.

Action (Consent): 4.35 Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center's Little Bulldogs Resolution: Approved Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center's Little Bulldogs 10/17/18 11/20/18 12/12/18 1/16/19 (snow date: 1/23/19) 2/13/19 (snow date: 2/20/19) 3/13/19 (snow date: 3/20/19) 4/10/19 5/15/19 The Little Bulldog ceremony is a celebration to highlight and honor the students of the month at Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center who have displayed great character and educational progress. Families are invited for an award ceremony, followed by light refreshments and pictures. A total of $400 is requested

Action (Consent): 4.36 Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center's Our Parents Are Out of this World Social Resolution: Approved Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center's Our Parents Are Out of this World Social on May 7, 2019 from 5:30-7:00 PM. This social is to celebrate parents and guardians, foster literacy, and promote independence in preschool children. Parents, guardians and students will enjoy an ice cream treat, story-time, and arts and crafts.

Action (Consent): 4.37 Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center and Quarter Mile Lane Preschool Family Science Nights Resolution: Approved Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center and Quarter Mile Lane Preschool Family Science Nights in partnership with Rowan University. Preschool staff and Rowan University’s student teachers will facilitate a series of four Family Science Nights. All Bridgeton Public School’s preschoolers and their families will be invited to engage in the innovative, culturally responsive, research-based events. The high-tech and low-tech science experiences are designed to inspire interest in science and to prepare families to support children’s science learning in their everyday lives. Funds for the science materials will be provided by Rowan University. October 11, 2018, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at GOFECC November 27, 2018, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at QML February 26, 2019, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at GOFECC, snow date February 28, 2019 April 2, 2019, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at QML

13181 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.38 ExCEL Program Team Building Resolution: Approved the ExCEL Program Team Building student activity on Saturday, September 15, 2018 at the BHS gym from 8:30 - 11:30 AM. Students will participate in a variety of team building activities to build positive characteristics among their peers.

Action (Consent): 4.39 ExCEL Program Cherrydale Farms Fundraiser Resolution: Approved the ExCEL Program Cherrydale Farms fundraiser from September 17- October 1, 2018. Cherrydale Farms sells a variety of items, including candy, household items, gift wrap, etc. Items range in price from about $5.00-$25.00. All students with signed permission slips will participate. 8th grade students will receive a percentage of their profits towards their Washington Trip fund, profits from 6th & 7th grade will go toward the General Students Activity Fund that helps ExCEL pay for student dances, parent nights, and school reward programs.

Action (Consent): 4.40 ExCEL Program Math Family Night Resolution: Approved ExCEL Program Math Family Night on September 24, 2018 at 6:00 PM. Parents and students will be introduced to the new math series, Glencoe, being piloted. Math teachers will provide parents with useful, take-home tips for helping their kids with math. No cost to the board.

Action (Consent): 4.41 Indian Avenue School Extended Day Programs Resolution: Approved Indian Avenue School Extended Day programs as listed below. Bilingual 2nd Grade Tutoring October 1, 2018- May 31, 2019 3:30- 4:30 PM -1 day a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 1 33 $924 15-421-100-100-00-05 Afterschool Detention Grades 1-8 October 1, 2018- June 7, 2019 3:00-4:30 PM- 3 days a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 3.5 34 $3332 15-421-100-100-00-05 1 Advisor $28 1.5 34 $1428 15-421-100-100-00-05 Science Club October 1, 2018- May 31, 2019 3:00-4:30 PM- 1 day a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 1.5 33 $1386 15-421-100-100-00-05 Fitness Club October 1, 2018- May 31, 2019 3:00- 4:30 PM- 2 days a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 3 33 $2772 15-421-100-100-00-05

13182 August 14, 2018 The Regal Eagle Newspaper Club October 1, 2018- March 29, 2019 3:00- 4:30 PM- 2 days a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 3 33 $2772 15-421-100-100-00-05 24 CLUB October 1, 2018- May 31, 2019 3:30- 4:30 PM- 2 days a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 2 25 $1400 15-421-100-100-00-05 Bilingual 1st Grade Tutoring October 1, 2018- May 31, 2019 3:30- 4:30 PM- 1 day a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 1 33 $924 15-421-100-100-00-05

Action (Consent): 4.42 Indian Avenue School Extended Day Title 1 Programs Resolution: Approved Indian Avenue School Extended Day Title 1 Programs as listed below. Homework Club Grades 2-4 October 1, 2018- May 31, 2019 3:30- 4:30 PM- 2 days a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 2.5 33 $2310 20-237-100-101-05-40 Readers Theatre Club Grades 4-5 October 1, 2018- March 31, 2019 3:30- 4:30 PM- 2 days a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 2 Advisors $28 2.5 33 $2310 20-237-100-101-05-40 Homework Club Grades 5-8 October 1, 2018- May 31, 2019 3:00- 4:30 PM- 2 days a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 3.5 33 $3234 20-237-100-101-05-40 IXL & Fast Math Club Grades 2-4 October 1, 2018- May 31, 2019 3:30- 4:30 PM- 2 days a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 2.5 33 $2310 20-237-100-101-05-40

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Imagine Math Club Grades 3-4 October 1, 2018- May 31, 2019 3:30- 4:30 PM - 2 days a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 2.5 33 $2310 20-237-100-101-05-40 IXL & fast Math Club Grades 5-8 October 1, 2018- May 31, 2019 3:30- 4:30- 2 days a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 2.5 33 $2310 20-237-100-101-05-40 Gifted and Talented Grades K-8 October 1, 2018- May 31, 2019 3:00- 4:30 PM 2 days a week POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 3.5 33 $3234 20-237-100-101-05-40 Problem Solvers Program Grades 6-8 October 1, 2018 - May 31, 2019. 3:00- 4:30 PM 1 day a week 1 Advisor x 1.5 hrs. x 33 wks. The club will expose the students to real world problem solving using math skills. POSITION SALARY/HR HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT.# 1 Advisor $28 1.5 33 $1386 20-237-100-101-05-40

Action: 4.43 One to One Technology Parent Workshop Approved the One to One Technology Parent Workshop on August 23, 2018 at 10:00-11:00 AM; September 11, 2018 5:30-6:30 and September 26, 2018 5:30-6:30. All parents of students in grades 6-8 will be invited to hear about the new initiative, see the device and ask questions regarding how the policy will be implemented. Light refreshments and small incentives will be available.

Action (Consent): 4.44 Pathways Parent Information Night Resolution: Approved the Pathways 21st CCLC program to hold their parent information night on September 18, 2018 from 5-7pm in the Buckshutem Road School Cafeteria.

13184 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.45 Quarter Mile Lane School Extended Day Programs Resolution: Approved Quarter Mile Lane School's Extended Day Programs as listed below. These programs Gifted/Talented Enrichment October 1, 2018 – May 31, 2019 3:30-4:30 PM 2 days a week. SALARY/H POSITION HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT. # R 1 Advisor $28 2 33 $ 1848.00 15-421-100-101-16-08 Afterschool Detention Gr. 1-8 October 1, 2018 – June 7, 2019 3:00-4:30 PM 2 days a week. SALARY/H WEEK POSITION HOURS TOTAL ACCT. # R S 1 Advisor $31 6 36 $ 6696.00 15-421-100-101-16-08 Math Fact Club Gr. 1-2, Gr. 3-4 October 1, 2018 – May 31, 2019 3:30-4:30 PM 2 days a week SALARY/H WEEK POSITION HOURS TOTAL ACCT. # R S 2 Advisors $28 2 33 $ 3696.00 15-421-100-100-00-08 Fitness & Wellness Gr.1-2, Gr. 3-4 October 1, 2018 – May 31, 2019 3:30-4:30 PM 2 days a week SALARY/H WEEK POSITION HOURS TOTAL ACCT. # R S 2 Advisors $28 2 33 $ 3696.00 15-421-100-100-00-08 iRead Club Gr. 1-2 October 1, 2018 – May 31, 20196 3:30-4:30 PM 2 days a week SALARY/H WEEK POSITION HOURS TOTAL ACCT. # R S 2 Advisors $28 2 33 $ 3696.00 15-421-100-100-00-08 Good News Club October 1, 2018 – May 31, 20196 3:30-4:30 PM 1 day a week No Cost

13185 August 14, 2018 Sign Language Club October 1, 2018 – May 31, 20196 3:30-4:30 PM 2 days a week SALARY/H WEEK POSITION HOURS TOTAL ACCT. # R S 1 Advisor $28 2 33 $ 1848.00 15-421-100-101-16-08

Action (Consent): 4.46 Quarter Mile Lane School Extended Day Title I Programs Resolution: Approved Quarter Mile Lane School Extended Day Title I Programs as listed below. Literacy Club Gr. 3-4, 5-8 October 1, 2018 – May 31, 2019 3:30-4:30 PM 2 days a week SALARY/H POSITION HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT. # R 2 Advisors $28 2 33 $ 3696.00 20-237-100-101-08-40 STEM October 1, 2018 – May 31, 2019 3:30-4:30 PM 2 days a week SALARY/H POSITION HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT. # R 1 Advisor $28 5 33 $ 4620.00 20-237-100-101-08-40 Mentoring Club October 1, 2018 – May 31, 2019 3:30-4:30 PM 2 days a week SALARY/H POSITION HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT. # R 1 Advisor $28 2 33 $ 1848.00 20-237-100-101-08-40 Peacemakers October 1, 2018 – May 31, 2019 3:30-6:00 PM 2 days a week SALARY/H POSITION HOURS WEEKS TOTAL ACCT. # R 1 Advisor $28 5 33 $ 4620.00 20-237-100-101-08-40

Action (Consent): 4.47 Quarter Mile Lane School Hispanic Heritage Month Assembly Resolution: Approved Quarter Mile Lane Hispanic Heritage Month on October 4, 2018. QML K- 8 students will experience the Villalobos Brothers during an assembly. The Villalobos Brothers, will use their violins and voices to reflect Mexican folk music, while delivering a positive message to students.

13186 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.48 Quarter Mile Lane Pretzel and Popcorn Fundraiser Resolution: Approved Quarter Mile Lane Pretzel and Popcorn Fundraiser. Pretzels and popcorn are a great way to promote healthy snacking in our school. Once per month, students, parents and staff can order soft pretzels and popcorn with Mrs. Silva. All proceeds will support school events.

Action (Consent): 4.49 Quarter Mile Lane School Meet and Greet Resolution: Approved a QML Meet and greet on October 4, 2018. QML students and parents are invited to meet QML staff members and learn about school year expectations. Parents will be encouraged to volunteer for upcoming events, join our PTO and learn how they can contribute towards a successful school year. Community organizations and other important information will be available. Light refreshments will be provided.

Action (Consent): 4.50 Quarter Mile Lane School Store Resolution: Approved Quarter Mile Lane School Store. Mrs. Silva will select two students each week to assist with operating the school store. We will serve the community (students, parents and staff) by selling stationery items and accessories. Our school store will promote school spirit and teamwork. Students will gain skills in management, communication, organization, accounting and more. Proceeds will benefit student activities.

Action (Consent): 4.51 Quarter Mile Lane School Million Father March Resolution: Approved Quarter Mile Lane School Million Father March event on September 18, 2018. Fathers, grandfathers and male guardians will be invited to bring their child(ren) to school on the first day. Male guardians will learn how they can positively contribute to the community and QML's school events. Information on upcoming events and community information will be available. Refreshments will be provided.

Action (Consent): 4.52 Quarter Mile Lane School Holiday Shop Resolution: Approved Quarter Mile Lane School Holiday Shop December 3-14, 2018. QML students, parents and staff will be able to purchase holiday items during lunch periods. Mrs. Silva will select parent volunteers to assist with the Holiday Shop. There is no cost to the board.

Action (Consent): 4.53 Quarter Mile Lane School Holiday Fundraisers Resolution: Approved Quarter Mile Lane School Holiday Fundraisers throughout the school year. The PTO will design and sell gift items for holidays.Brochure fundraisers will be provided during the fall and spring. Quarter Mile Lane School staff and students can purchase gift items for someone special. All proceeds will benefit student activities and events.

Action (Consent): 4.54 Quarter Mile Lane School Grandparent Breakfast Resolution: Approved Quarter Mile Lane School Grandparent Breakfast on September 27, 2018. In celebration of Grandparents Day and to increase and improve reading skills, Grandparents of QML students in grades K-3 will be invited to eat a light breakfast and listen to theme related poetry with their grandchild. Grandparents will receive helpful reading tips on ways to make reading more enjoyable for their grandchildren and to increase reading at home. All grandparents in attendance will receive a special gift. Light breakfast will be served.

13187 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.55 Robotics Clubs for the 2018-2019 School Year Resolution: Approved the Robotics Club for the 2018-2019 school year during after-school hours for students in grades K-8 beginning no later than October 1, 2018 through approx. May 31, 2019. The Robotics Club will consist of two types of robots: Ozobots (grades K-4) and Lego Mindstorm (grades 5-8). Both programs will teach students about programming and coding. The program will serve 12 students from grades K-4 and 12 students from grades 5-8 at each school, meeting twice per week for 1 hour. The Robotics Club will require 2 teachers per school for a total of 12 teachers. Supplies for the program will be purchased. 12 teachers x 1 hour x 60 days x $31= $22,320 FICA $1707.00 Supplies= $9,800

Action (Consent): 4.56 West Avenue School 2018-19 Title 1 Extended Day Program Resolution: Approved West Avenue School's Title I Extended Day Programs for the 2018-2019 school year listed below. Students in grades 3-5 will acquire additional instruction and skills in reading, writing, and math to assist in performing at a level 4 on the PARCC assessment. West Avenue Extended Day Program October 2018 – May 2019 3:30-5:00 PM 2 days a week SALARY/H POSITION HOURS DAYS TOTAL ACCT. # R 1 $31 1.75 66 $ 3580.50 20-237-100-100-07-40 Coordinator PARRC CLUB December 2018 – May 2019 3:30-5:00 PM Grades 3-5 2 days a week SALARY/H POSITION HOURS DAYS TOTAL ACCT. # R 2 Teachers $31 1.5 50 $ 4650.00 20-237-100-100-07-40 Extra Support Club December 2018 – May 2019 3:30-5:00 PM Grades 1-3 SALARY/H POSITION HOURS DAYS TOTAL ACCT. # R 3 Teachers $31 1.5 50 $ 6975.00 20-237-100-100-07-40 3 Aides $23 1.5 50 $ 5175.00 20-237-100-100-07-40 Minecraft Club December 2018 – May 2019 3:30-5:00 PM Grades 5-6 SALARY/H POSITION HOURS DAYS TOTAL ACCT. # R 50 1 Teacher $31 1.5 $ 2325.00 20-237-100-100-07-40

13188 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 4.57 West Avenue School 2018-2019 Gifted & Talented Extended Day Program Resolution: Approved West Avenue School 2018-2019 Gifted & Talented Extended Day Programs. These programs will support and enrich instruction that is taught within the curriculum. SALARY/H POSITION HOURS DAYS TOTAL ACCT. # R 2 teachers $31 1.5 50 $ 4650.00 20-237-100-100-07-40

Action (Consent), Action: 4.58 West Avenue School Million Father Breakfast Resolution: Approved West Avenue School Million Father Breakfast event on September 7, 2018 at 8:00-9:30 AM. Fathers and/or male caregivers will be invited to breakfast as well as discuss how they would like to become more involved at West Avenue School. We will also invite positive male stakeholders throughout the community to join in this discussion as well. A light breakfast will be served to all parents.

Action (Consent): 4.59 West Avenue School Grandparents Day Resolution: Approved West Avenue School Grandparents Day on September 20, 2018 from 6:00 - 7:30 PM. Grandparents and students will be invited to come and create their family album. Grandparents will assist students with writing short memorable stories about their family which will then be formed into a mini family album. Refreshments will also be provided to the families.

Action (Consent): 4.60 West Avenue School Family Science Night Resolution: Approved West Avenue School Family Science Night on Thursday, October 18, 2018 from 6:00 - 7:30 PM in the cafeteria. Students in grades 3 - 5 will be invited to participate in robotic science activities. Budget: $80 - Refreshments $420 - Presenter

Action (Consent): 4.61 West Avenue School PTO Fundraiser Resolution: Approved the West Avenue School Fundraiser on October 15-29, 2018. The PTO committee will host the Funds for Kids fundraiser. Students will sell treats to family and friends to raise money for incentives. All snacks may be purchased at the price of $6 each. West Avenue would receive 40% profit from the total amount of orders submitted.

Action (Consent): 4.62 West Avenue School Million Father Breakfast Resolution: Approved West Avenue School Million Father Breakfast on September 7, 2018 in the school library. All fathers and positive male community stakeholders will be invited to attend the event to discuss ways to increase their involvement within our school. Budget: $300 - refreshments

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Action (Consent): 4.63 West Avenue School Scholastic Book Fair Resolution: Approved West Avenue School to host a Fall and Spring Scholastic Book fair. The Fall dates are 11/12/18 - 11/16/18 and the Spring dates are 04/08/18 - 04/15/18. All proceeds earned will be used to purchase books and incentives for PBSIS winners.

Action (Consent): 4.64 West Avenue School Store Resolution: Approved West Avenue School to open their school store every Friday during students lunch periods. We will serve the community by selling stationery items and accessories.

Action (Consent): 4.65 West Avenue School 2018-19 Extended Day Programs Resolution: Approved West Avenue School Extended Day Programs for the 2018 -19 school year. These programs will enhance the development of skills in reading, writing, and math for students needing academic support. Detention Club October 2018 – May 2019 3:30-5:00 PM, 2 days a week SALARY/H POSITION HOURS DAYS TOTAL ACCT. # R 1 Teacher $31 1.5 50 $ 2325.00 15-421-100-100-00-07 Music & Theater Club October 2018 – May 2019 3:30-5:00 PM Grades 5-8 2 days a week SALARY/H POSITION HOURS DAYS TOTAL ACCT. # R 1 Teacher $31 1.5 50 $ 2325.00 15-421-100-100-00-07 Expressive Dance October 2018 – May 2019 3:30-5:00 PM Grades 5-8 SALARY/H POSITION HOURS DAYS TOTAL ACCT. # R 1 Teacher $31 1.5 50 $ 2325.00 15-421-100-100-00-07 Art Club October 2018 – May 2019 3:30-5:00 PM Grades 5-8 SALARY/H POSITION HOURS DAYS TOTAL ACCT. # R 1 Teacher $31 1.5 50 $ 2325.00 15-421-100-100-00-07

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Action (Consent): 4.66 West Avenue School Omega-Man Performance Resolution: Approved West Avenue School Omega-Man Performance - "Let's be a H.E.R.O. - Helping Everyone Respect Others on October 22, 2018. This program delivers a anti-bullying and character development message to our students in grades K-5.

Action (Consent): 4.67 West Avenue School "The NED Show" Resolution: Approved West Avenue School “The NED Show” performance on October 2, 2018. “The NED Show” focuses on character education, emphasizing the acronym “Never Give Up”, “Encourage Others”, and “Do Your Best”. They will also incorporate anti-bullying into their program for grades K-7. There is no cost as this is a Pay-It-Forward Program, West Avenue School will sell NED items for five days following the program.

5. APPROVAL OF FIELD TRIPS Action (Consent): 5.1 BHS Dodge Poetry Festival & Events High School Day Trip Resolution: Approved BHS AP Literature Students (who will be studying poetry in the fall) to attend the Dodge Poetry Festival & Events High School Day on Friday, October 19, 2018. The Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival is the largest poetry event in North America and it is returning to New Jersey’s largest city Newark. Newark’s vibrant downtown Arts District will host the Festival, featuring some of our most celebrated, diverse and vibrant poets and spoken word artists. No Cost to attend. Transportation must be provided.

6. PERSONNEL ITEMS-Retirements, Resignations; Rescissions and Leaves of Absence Action (Consent): 6.1 Approval of Retirement Resolution: Approved the retirement of Ms. Loyda Solano Torres from the position of Secretary at Broad Street School, effective January 1, 2019.

Action (Consent): 6.2 Ratification of Resignations Resolution: Ratified the following resignations for the 2018-2019 school year. a. To ratify the resignation of Ms. Sonia Kahn-Wright from the position of Substitute Nurse for the district, effective July 23, 2018. b. To ratify the resignation of Mr. John Davis from the position of Custodian at Bridgeton High School, effective July 30, 2018. c. To ratify the resignation of Ms. Tiffany Scurry from the position of Community Parental Involvement Specialist at Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center, effective August 10, 2018.

Action (Consent): 6.3 Approval of Resignations Resolution: Approved the following resignations for the 2018-2019 school year. a. Approved the resignation of Ms. Kimberly Moore from the position of Art Teacher at Cherry Street School, effective September 16, 2018, or sooner if a replacement is found. b. Approved the resignation of Ms. Gilnilda Lebron from the position of Guidance Counselor at Indian Avenue School, effective September 17, 2018, or sooner if a replacement is found. c. Approved the resignation of Ms. Samantha Shoemaker from the position of Mathematics Teacher at Early Carver High School at Cumberland County College, effective September 24, 2018, or sooner if a replacement is found. 13191 August 14, 2018 d. Approved the resignation of Ms. Kelly Lamiotte from the position of Pre-School Inclusion Teacher at Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center, effective September 28, 2018, or sooner if a replacement is found. e. Approved the resignation of Ms. Jacqueline Cottrell from the position of Cook at Quarter Mile Lane, effective August 16, 2018. f. Approved the resignation of Ms. Concepcion Santiago from the position of World Language Teacher at West Avenue School, effective October 4, 2018, or sooner if a replacement is found. g. Approved the resignation of Ms. Lauren Muffley from the position of Guidance Counselor at Indian Avenue School, effective October 5, 2018, or sooner if a replacement is found. h. Approved the resignation of Ms. Mariana Celaya de Ojeda from the position of Cafeteria at Buckshutem Road Street, effective August 24, 2018.

7. CERTIFICATED STAFF Action (Consent): 7.1 Ratification of Interim Principal Resolution: Ratified Ms. Kimberly Porch as Interim 12-Month K-8 Principal at Broad Street School for the 2018-2019 school year, at a rate of $350.00 per week that is non-pensionable effective August 8, 2018.

Action (Consent): 7.2 Approval of Certificated Staff Resolution: Approved the following Certificated Staff for the 2018-2019 school year. a. Approved the appointment of Ms. Jill Hutnick to the position of Health and Physical Education Teacher at Cherry Street School, on Step 8 of the 2017-2018 BEA BA Salary Guide, $57,197.00 pending negotiations, effective September 1, 2018. Account#151201001010004 and 151301001010004. PCN#498. b. Approved the appointment of Mr. Andrew Lysk to the position of School Guidance Counselor at Bridgeton High School, on Step 1 of the 2017-2018 BEA MA Salary Guide, $51,300.00 pending negotiations, effective September 1, 2018. Account#150002181040002. PCN#2467. c. Approved the appointment of Ms. Khadijah Barnes to the position of School Guidance Counselor Teacher at Cherry Street School, on Step 3 of the 2017-2018 BEA MA Salary Guide, $52,827.00 pending negotiations, effective September 1,2018. Account#150002181040004. PCN#2325. d. Approved the appointment of Ms. Alicia Clendaniel to the position of School Psychologist at Indian Avenue, on Step 1 of the 2017-2018 BEA MA+30 Salary Guide, $57,776.00 pending negotiations, effective September 1, 2018. Account#110002191040018. PCN#827. e. Approved the appointment of Mr. Tyler Shumate to the position of Mathematics Teacher at Bridgeton High School ExCEL, on Step 4 of the 2017-2018 BEA ExCEL BA Salary Guide, $62,912.00 pending negotiations, effective September 1, 2018. Account#111401001010073. PCN#2452. f. Approved the appointment of Mr. Jared Vena to the position of Middle School Science Teacher at Indian Avenue School, on Step 0 of the 2017-2018 BEA BA Salary Guide, $49,300.00 pending negotiations, effective September 1, 2018. Account#151301001010005. PCN#839. g. Approved the appointment of Ms. Christina Gennaoui to the position of ESL Teacher at Cherry Street School, on Step 0 of the 2017-2018 BEA BA Salary Guide, $49,300.00 pending negotiations, effective September 1, 2018. Account# 152401001010004. PCN#3060. 13192 August 14, 2018 h. Approved the appointment of Ms. Katherine Watkins to the position of Mathematics Teacher at Bridgeton High School, on Step 0 of the 2017-2018 BEA BA Salary Guide, $49,300.00 pending negotiations, effective September 1, 2018. Account#151401001010002. PCN#227. i. Approved the appointment of Ms. Courtney Villec to the position of Special Education Teacher at Broad Street School, on Step 0 of the 2017-2018 BEA BA Salary Guide, $49,300.00 pending negotiations, effective on a date to be determined. Account#152131001010003. PCN#2680. j. Approved the appointment of Ms. Alison Hyland to the position of Computer Teacher at West Avenue School, on Step 15 of the BA BEA Salary Guide, $75,857.00 pending negotiations, effective September 1, 2018. Account#151201001010007. PCN#2193. k. Approved the appointment of Ms. Robin Pompper to the position of Special Education Teacher at Broad Street School, on Step 1 of the BA BEA Salary Guide, $49,800.00 pending negotiations, effective September 1, 2018. Account# 152131001010003. PCN#346. l. Approved the appointment of Ms. Alessandra Lucci to the position of Special Education Teacher at West Avenue School, on Step 0 of the BA BEA Salary Guide, $49,300.00 pending negotiations, effective on a date to be determined. Account# 152121001010007. PCN#407. m. Approved the appointment of Ms. Nicole Gilson to the position of Pre-School Teacher at Dr. Geraldyn O. Foster Early Childhood Center, on Step 0 of the BA BEA Salary Guide, $49,300.00 pending negotiations, effective on a date to be determined. Account# 02181001010001. PCN#309. n. Approved the appointment of Ms. Jeanine Macchia to the position of Reading Specialist at a location to be determined, on Step 16 of the MA BEA Salary Guide, $79,432.00 pending negotiations, effective on a date to be determined. Account#112301001010001. PCN# 3063. o. Approved the appointment of Ms. Dana Reilly to the position of Reading Specialist at a location to be determined, on Step 6 of the MA BEA Salary Guide, $56,327.00 pending negotiations, effective on a date to be determined. Account#112301001010001. PCN# 3064.

Action (Consent): 7.3 Approval of Additional Hours Resolution: Approved additional hours for Assistant Principal Alesha Taylor to work at Broad Street to assist the Interim Principal,at a per diem rate of $477.86 per day that is non- pensionable, effective August 20, 2018 - August 24, 2018.

Action (Consent): 7.4 Approval of Cherry Street School Staff for Summer PD Resolution: Approved Leslie Repsher, ELA teacher for the previously approved Summer Professional Development training for grades 6-8 ELA teachers at Cherry Street School on August 22-24, 2018. $31.00 x 6hrs/day x 3 days = $558.00

Action (Consent): 7.5 Approval of 2018-2019 Pathways Site Coordinator Hours Resolution: Approved the adjustment in hours for Pathways Site Coordinator Anne Marie K. Pai from 11.75 hours per week as approved on the July 2018 agenda to 13.75 hours per week. This allows for time to supervise students at the end of the day during the 2018-2019 school year.

13193 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 7.6 Approval of BHS EdConnect Assessment Writing Staff for ELA Resolution: Approved Karli Fratz, Derrick Miller, and Daniel Simmons, teachers for BHS EdConnect Assessment Writing for English Language Arts from August 15, 2018, to September 30, 2018. Monday - Friday not to exceed 70 hours each. Name Position Rate Hours Total Fratz, Karli Teacher $ 31.00 70 $ 2,170.00

Miller, Derrick Teacher $ 28.00 70 $ 1,960.00

Simmons, Daniel Teacher $ 31.00 70 $ 2,170.00

Action (Consent): 7.7 Approval of BHS National Art Honor Society Advisor 2018-2019 Resolution: Approved Elizabeth O'Brien as the BHS National Art Honor Society Advisor for the 2018-2019 school year at $28 per hour, not to exceed $535.

Action (Consent): 7.8 Approval of BHS Comic Book Club Advisor 2018-2019 Resolution: Approved Josiah McCarson as the Comic Book Club Advisor for the 2018-2019 school year at $28 per hour, not to exceed $535

Action (Consent): 7.9 Approval of BHS God First (G1) Club Advisor 2018-2019 Resolution: Approved Karen Johns for the God First Club Advisor for the 2018-2019 school year at $28 per hour, not to exceed $535

Action (Consent): 7.10 Approval of BHS Art Club Advisor 2018-2019 Resolution: Approved Tara Sherman as the Art Club Advisor for the 2018-2019 school year at $28 per hour, not to exceed $535

Action (Consent): 7.11 Approval of BHS Native American Club Advisor 2018-2019 Resolution: Approved Elizabeth O'Brien as the Native American Club Advisor for the 2018- 2019 school year at $28 per hour, not to exceed $535

Action (Consent): 7.12 Approval of BHS Asian Culture Club Advisor 2018-2019 Resolution: Approved Austin Carr as the Asian American Club Advisor for the 2018-2019 school year at $28 per hour, not to exceed $535

13194 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 7.13 Approval of Pathways Program Staff for the 2018-2019 School Year Resolution: Approved the following individuals as program staff for the Pathways 21st CCLC Program for the 2018-2019 school year. Maximum # of # of Total Name Title Pay Rate Account Weeks Hours Per Pay Week Kenyetta 20-460-100- Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 McBride-Cedeno 101-00-40 20-460-100- Sally Pierce Teacher 36 $28/hr 8.25 $8,316 101-00-40 Caroline 20-460-100- Teacher 36 $31/hr 4 $4,464 Cornelius 101-00-40 20-460-100- Diana Hoffman Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 101-00-40 Elizabeth J. 20-460-100- Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 Carroll 101-00-40 20-460-100- Tammy Burnett Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 101-00-40 20-460-100- Aldo Hernandez Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 101-00-40 20-460-100- Vicki Andrews Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 101-00-40 20-460-100- Erin Reeves Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 101-00-40 20-460-100- Kelly Holst Teacher 36 $28/hr 4 $4,464 101-00-40 20-460-100- Liz Medina Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 101-00-40 Yolanda Palmer- 20-460-100- Teacher 36 $31/hr 8.25 $9,207 Day 101-00-40 20-460-100- David Smith Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 101-00-40 20-460-100- Tiera Harden Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 101-00-40 Rebecca 20-460-100- Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 Franklin 101-00-40 20-460-100- Camilo Serrano Teacher 36 $31/hr 15 $16,740 101-00-40 20-460-100- Diana Rivera Teacher 36 $28/hr 15 $15,120 101-00-40 20-460-100- Peris Oribabor Teacher 36 $31/hr 6 $6,696 101-00-40 20-460-100- Sonya Ahmad Teacher 36 $28/hr 6 $6,048 101-00-40 13195 August 14, 2018 Maximum # of # of Total Name Title Pay Rate Account Weeks Hours Per Pay Week AS AS AS 20-460-100- Kohanna Borrero Substitute Teacher TBD NEEDED NEEDED NEEDED 101-00-40 AS AS AS 20-460-100- Sarah Hancock Substitute Teacher TBD NEEDED NEEDED NEEDED 101-00-40 AS AS AS 20-460-100- Christal Griner Substitute Teacher TBD NEEDED NEEDED NEEDED 101-00-40 AS AS AS 20-460-100- Ariel Broughton Substitute Teacher TBD NEEDED NEEDED NEEDED 101-00-40 Subtotal 237,375 Fica 18,159 Total $255,534

Action (Consent): 7.14 Approval of Indian Avenue School Staff Stipends Resolution: Approved the following certified staff members for the Summer Stipend for PBSIS Summer Collaborative Planning (program previously approved) for 5 hours each day on August 28, 2018 and August 29, 2018. Name Hourly rate Day(s) Total Starr Mulford $31 2 days $310 Tom Meyers $31 2 days $310 Esther Carter $31 2 days $310 Lori Young $31 2 days $310 Mary Ann Keyes $31 2 days $310 Lisa Davis $28 2 days $280 Donna Koscianski $31 2 days $310 Mary Bentz $28 2 days $280 Donna Bard $21.92 2 days $219.20 Erin Andrews $31 2 days $310 Lillian Reeves $28 2 days $280

Action (Consent): 7.15 Approval of BHS EdConnect Assessment Writing Staff for Math Resolution: Approved BHS EdConnect Assessment Writing Staff for Math, August 15 - September 30, 2018: Name Position Rate Hours Total McCarson, Josiah Teacher $ 28.00 70 $ 1,960.00

Shumate, Tyler Teacher $ 28.00 70 $ 1,960.00

Gibbs, Erin Teacher $ 28.00 70 $ 1,960.00

13196 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 7.16 Approval of 2018-2019 CEZ 21st Century Program at Cherry Street School staff Resolution: Approved the following staff members for the 2018-2019 CEZ 21st Century program at Cherry Street School. This program will begin on September 24, 2018 through June 7, 2019 (Monday through Friday 3:30-6) and reconvene July 1, 2019 though August 2, 2019 (8:30-1:30). Grant period is from September 1, 2018 to August 31, 2019. Name Position Hours Days Hr Rte Total Account Number Jaclyn Hall Teacher 2.5 130 $28 $9100 20-457-100-101-00-40 Meghan Choyce Teacher 2.5 130 $31 $10,075 20-457-100-101-00-40 Tamika Langston Aide 3 130 $15.77 $6,150.30 20-457-100-106-00-40 Myers Substitute As Kaitlynn Arena Teacher needed Substitute As Erin Andrews Teacher needed Substitute As Kevin Skala Teacher needed Substitute As Donna Bard aide needed Substitute As Jessica Vega aide needed Substitute As Heather Zoyac aide needed Substitute As Megan Walinsky aide needed Summer Jaclyn Hall 5 23 $28 $3220 20-457-100-101-00-40 Teacher Summer Meghan Choyce 5 23 $31 $3565 20-457-100-101-00-40 Teacher Tameka Langston Summer Aide 6 23 $15.77 $2176.26 20-457-100-101-00-40 Myers

8. NON-CERTIFICATED STAFF Action (Consent): 8.1 Approval of Correction of Hours of Non-Certificated Staff Resolution: Approved the correction of hours for previously appointed non-certificated staff approved on the July 17, 2018 board agenda. Name Position Location Prev. Hours New Hours Rate Nyfiniti Peterson, Café Aide, Indian Ave. 5.75 4 $10.24 Nyfiniti Peterson, Breakfast Aide, Indian Ave. 0 1.75 $ 8.60 Hilda Martinez, Café Aide, Indian Ave. 5.25 4 $10.24 Hilda Martinez, Breakfast Aide Indian Ave. 0 1.75 $ 8.60

13197 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 8.2 Approval of Non-Certificated Staff Resolution: Approved the following Non-Certificated Staff for the 2018-2019 school year. Approved the appointment of Ms. Candice Cobb to the position of Bus Driver at Bank Street Annex, at a rate of $26.32 per hour, 6 hours per day, 183 days, for a total of $28,900.00 pending negotiations. Account# 15-140-100-101-88-02. PCN# 3059.

Action (Consent): 8.3 Approval of Breakfast Staff Resolution: Approved the following Breakfast Staff for the 2018-2019 school year from September 1, 2018 through on or before June 30, 2019, pending negotiations. Account# 60000000000000002. (attached)

Action (Consent): 8.4 Approval of Substitute Staff Resolution: Approved the following substitute to work the 2018-2019 school year. Name Position Rate Alma Vasquez Substitute Bus Driver $14.25 per hour

9. MISCELLANEOUS STAFF ITEMS Action (Consent): 9.1 Approval of Staff Transfers Resolution: Approved the following staff transfers for the 2018-2019 school year, effective September 1, 2018. (attached)

Action (Consent): 9.2 Approval of Change of Salary Resolution: Approved the change of salary for the following staff, effective October 1, 2018. Approved the change of salary of Mr. Jorge Garcia, Teacher at Buckshutem Road from the BEA BA Step 6 Salary Guide, $54,827.00 to BEA BA+30 Step 6 Salary Guide, $55,527.00 pending negotiations, effective October 1, 2018. Account#151201001010006. PCN#408.

Action (Consent): 9.3 Approval of Boiler Operators Resolution: Approved the following Boiler Operators for the 2018-2019 school year. The following staff will serve as Boiler Operators at various locations for the 2018-2019 school year, effective September 1, 2018, at a stipend of $750.00. Account#110002621100023. Name Location Bryant Goldsboro QML Robert Ratliff Buck SelinneteLugo GOFECC Raul Cordero Buck Ronald Hilton Broad Carlos Cordero West Larry Sheppard West Hector Camacho Cherry Albert Johnson Indian

Action (Consent): 9.4 Approval of Rescission of Extra Contracts 13198 August 14, 2018 Resolution: Approved the rescissions of extra contracts for the 2018-2019 school year. a. Approved the rescission of the extra contract from Mr. William Briggs as the High School Girls' Assistant Basketball Coach, effective August 15, 2018. b. Approved the rescission of the extra contract from Mr. William Turner as the Grades 6-8 Boys' Head Basketball Coach, effective August 15, 2018. c. Approved the rescission of the extra contract from Ms. Samantha Shoemaker as the Early Carver High School Class Advisor, effective August 15, 2018.

Action (Consent): 9.5 Approval of Correction of Extra Contract Resolution: Approved the correction of extra contracts for the 2018-2019 school year. John Fines, Band Drill Advisor $2800 Correction John Vines, Band Drill Instructor $2698

John Fines, Band Camp Drill Advisor $1745 Correction John Vines, Band Camp Drill Instructor $1745

Action (Consent): 9.6 Approval of Extra Contracts Resolution: Approved the following Extra Contracts for the 2018-2019 school year, effective September 1, 2018, pending negotiations. Name Position Rate Claudia Angle Right To Know Advisor $6194 Edward Fentress Grades 6-8 Head Boys' Basketball Coach $3401 Meredith Wuzzardo High School Girls' Assistant Basketball Coach $3401

Action (Consent): 9.7 Approval of Job Descriptions Resolution: Approved the Food Services Manager and Food Services Assistant Manager job descriptions for the 2018-2019 school year, effective August 15, 2018.

Action (Consent): 9.8 Approval of Counseling Internship Resolution: Approved Mr. Osco Williams (BHS Attendance Officer) to complete a 600-hour counseling internship before and after his contractual hours. Mr. Williams will work 7:10am- 8:00am M-F and 4:00pm-5:30pm M-F beginning September 17, 2018 and ending August 30, 2019 under the direct supervision of the BHS Guidance Supervisor. Mr. Williams will assist the BHS Guidance Supervisor from 7:10am-8:00am with scheduling and work in the Credit Completion program from 4:00pm-5:30pm counseling students. Mr. Williams will also work every other Saturday from 8:00am-12:00pm in the ExCEL program with Ms. Marie Keith counseling students. There is no cost to the district.

Action (Consent): 9.9 Approval of Nursing Services Plan 2018-2019 Resolution: Approved the Nursing Services Plan for 2018-2019 as attached.

13199 August 14, 2018 10. FINANCIAL ITEMS Action (Consent): 10.1 Approval of Bill List Resolution: Approved the July bills to be paid as follows: 10 11,925.46 11 1,313,225.11 12 404,945.24 13 – 15 173,852.36 20 302,343.82 30 – 40 – 60 200,933.47 70 – Subtotal 2,407,225.46 HEALTH 1,441,333.91 PAYROLL 1,340,220.79 Total 5,188,780.16

Action (Consent): 10.2 Approval Board Secretary's Certification Resolution: Approved the Board Secretary’s Monthly Certification of Budgetary Status for July. I certify that as of July 31, 2018, no major budgetary account or fund has been over-expended.

Nicole M. Albanese, Board Secretary Date:

Action (Consent): 10.3 Approval of Tuition Resolution: Approved the attached tuition list for out of district placements. Yearly tuition amounts, tuition payments prorated. (attached)

Action (Consent) 10.4 Approval of Extended School Year Tuition Approved the tuition listed for extended school year out of district placements. Yearly tuition amounts, tuition payments prorated. SCSSSD- Cumberland Campus Start Date # Tuition Account# 7/9/2018 27 $8,150.00 11-000-100-565-00-01(Revised amount from July)

Action (Consent): 10.5 Approval of Certification of Major Account/Fund Status Resolution: Approved the Board of Education’s Monthly Certification of Major Account/Fund Status. We certify that as of July 31, 2018 after review of the secretary’s monthly financial report (appropriations section) and upon consultation with the appropriate district officials that to the best of our knowledge no major account or fund has been over-expended and that sufficient funds are available for the remainder of the fiscal year.

Action (Consent): 10.6 Approval of Nonpublic Entitlement Resolution: Approved the 2018-2019 Nonpublic Entitlements: Nursing Aid $2,522.00; Nonpublic Textbook Aid $1,388.00; Technology Aid $936.00; Security Aid $1,950.00.

13200 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 10.7 Approval of Financial Reports Resolution: Approved the following Financial Reports. a. Approved July Treasurer’s Reports for the 2018-2019 school year. b. Approved the July Board Secretary’s Report for the 2018-2019 school year.

Action (Consent): 10.8 Approval of Bids Resolution: Contract renewals: To renew the contract for Fire Alarm Testing, Fire Alarm Monitoring & Burglar Alarm Monitoring through Atlantic Coast Alarms , original fees: Monthly Fire Alarm Monitoring $375.00, Monthly Burglar Alarm Monitoring $350, Fire Alarm Testing $17, 900.00, 2018-2019 – no increase in fees. Account 11-000-266-420-00-24. Bids & RFP’s: a. Approved the receipt of FY 19-009 Food Service Equipment. Bids were received from Todd Devlin Food Equipment, Inc., Sam Tell and Son, Inc., BHS Food Service Solutions & Don J. Urie Associates, Inc. And to reject all bids pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-22(d) “Substantial Revisions to the Specifications”. b. Approved acceptance of proposals for RFP 19-003 Applied Behavioral Analysis Professional Development, Rethink Autism, Inc. only proposal received, Evaluation Score 272 points out of a possible 300 points. Standard Platform access for 12 members @ 250 per license; 25 student profiles $89 per license; 12 Basic & Advanced ABA Training Center Access to Rethink platform $400 per license; four days of onsite professional services for functionality training, professional development and implementation training, $2,200 per day, Total $18,825.00 And Approved the recommendation to award to Rethink Autism, only proposer $18,825. Account # 11-000-218- 590-00-18 c. Approved acceptance of proposals for RFP 19-006, Web Based Differentiated Literacy, Achieve 3000, 1175 Maximum enrollment (4 days onsite per building) $37,425. BAE Expander $2,500 per site, Optional add-ons onsite PD $2,300, Virtual PD up to 20 participants $440, textbook alignments $600 per site. Score 292 points PV Waggle, LLC. 350-5,000 users $9.00 per student. Score 104 points. Renaissance Learning, Inc., Annual Subscription Fees (1,300 students) $25,350, Implementation and coaching $850, Custom on-site seminar $2,900 per session, Webinar $750 each, Total $29,850. Score 273 points. And Approved the recommendation to award to Achieve 3000, 292 points, highest points, most advantageous to the district, cost and other factors considered. Account #20-237-100-610-02-40.

Action (Consent): 10.9 Approval of Contracts Resolution: a. Approved the contract with State of NJ Department of Human Services Commission for the blind and visually impaired to provide commission education services for the 2018/2019 school year, Not to exceed $10,000, to be charged to account #11-000-100-565-00-01. b. Approved the contract between Bridgeton Board of Education and Machado Professional Development and Training Group Inc. for a workshop on September 19, 2018 in the amount of $3,000.00 to be charged to account #20-250-200-320-00-40. c. Approved the contract between E-Rate Consulting, Inc., (ERC) and Bridgeton Board of Education for E-Rate services.

13201 August 14, 2018 Action (Consent): 10.10 Approval of Donation of New Bookbags Resolution: Approved the donation of New Bookbags from Bridge the Gap of Bridgeton and TD Bank of Cherry Hill for Cherry Street School.

Action (Consent): 10.11 Approval of 2018-2019 New Jersey Annual School Plans (NJASP) Approved the following schools 2018-2019 New Jersey Annual School Plan which is Title I funded. Bridgeton High School (Has included SIA funds as well) Buckshutem Road School Cherry Street School Indian Avenue School (Has included SIA funds as well) Quarter Mile Lane School West Avenue School

Action (Consent): 10.12 Approval to submit a letter of interest to the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation for a grant which would support Bridgeton Public Schools students in the areas of college success family economic stability. Resolution: Approved the Bridgeton Public Schools to submit a letter of interest to the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation seeking funds to support students in the areas of college success and family economic stability. If approved, BPS will be invited to submit a full application.

Action (Consent): 10.13 Approval to apply for a State Farm Good Neighbor Citizenship Company grant in the areas of teacher development and service learning Resolution: Approved the Bridgeton Public Schools to apply for the State Farm Good Neighbor Education grant tentatively available, September 1, 2018. The grant will be directed to teacher development, service learning, and/or education reform.systemic improvement.

Action (Consent): 10.14 Approval of Rescission and Award of Bread Bid Resolution: Approved the Rescission of the Bread Bid to Deluxe Italian Bakery and to authorize the School Business Administrator to terminate the contract as of September 1, 2018. Approved the Award of the Bread Bid to both Deluxe Italian Bakery and Pechters according to the attached schedule effective September 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019.

11. FACILITIES Action (Consent): 11.1 Approval of Facility Usage Resolution: Approved the request of Beta Iota Iota to use the Bridgeton High School Stadium/Track on April 10, 2019 from 3:00pm to 7:00pm for Track and Field Meet Omega Relays. An appropriate insurance certificate is on file. Custodial, SSO and Press Box Fees will be charged (approximately $350). Approval is granted contingent on the understanding that school activities take precedence. If a school facility is required for a school activity, board approval is revoked. END OF CONSENT AGENDA Motion by Mr. Gonzalez, second by Mrs. Peterson approving consent agenda Motion carried, roll call vote 6-0.

13202 August 14, 2018 12. NON-CONSENT AGENDA

Action: 12.1 Approval of Administrator Motion by Mr. Gonzalez, second by Mrs. Peterson approving Ms. Sofia Heredia-Torres to the position of Assistant Principal at Cherry Street School, on Step 1 of the ABA K-8 10-Month Assistant Principal's Salary Guide, $79,735.00 pending negotiations, effective on a date to be determined.Account#150002401030004. PCN#2518. Motion carried, roll call vote 6-0.

Action: 12.2 Approval of Affirmative Action Officer 2018-2019 Motion by Mrs. Peterson, second by Mr. Gonzalez approving Mr. Maurice Tyndell, Director of Human Resources, as the Affirmative Action Officer for the 2018-2019 school year. Motion carried, roll call vote was 6-0.

Action: 12.3 Administrative Internships Motion by Mrs. Peterson, second by Mr. Gonzalez approving the following Rowan University M. A. in School Administration students, and teachers in the Bridgeton School District, to complete their Administrative Internships in Administration and Supervision during the 2018- 2018 school year. The interns are responsible for becoming and remaining fully informed of the departmental and university requirements that they must meet to successfully complete their internships. The Bridgeton School District assumes no responsibility or obligation to provide for released time or financial consideration for services performed by the interns. The interns are expected to perform such tasks as required by the school district and university as part of the program in addition to their regular contracted obligations. A. Amanda Winslow, Teacher at Bridgeton High School will be mentored by Dr. Roy Dawson, Principal at Quarter Mile Lane School. B. Lisa Murphy, Preschool teacher at Quarter Mile Lane School will be mentored by Mr. Sam Hull, Principal at West Avenue School. Motion carried, roll call vote was 5-1, with Ms. Gomez voting no.

Action: 12.4 Approval of Contract Motion by Mrs. Peterson, second by Ms. Edwards approving the contract between Bridgeton Board of Education and Complete Care Health Network for Student Health Solutions for September 1, 2018 through August 31, 2019. Motion carried, roll call vote was 5-1-0, with Ms. Gomez abstaining.

13203 August 14, 2018 Action: 12.5 Approval of BHS Acceptance of Grant from Senator Walter Rand Institute and Gateway Community Action Partnership of Bridgeton Motion by Mr. Gonzalez, second by Mrs. Peterson approving the acceptance of the Senator Walter Rand Institute grant of $2,500 and Gateway Community Action Partnership of Bridgeton grant of $5,000 which would be used to support the previously approved Youth Court (January 2018). These grants, totaling $7,500 would be used to cover the cost of staff members stipends and training. Bridgeton Board of Education will not incur any costs except for small, miscellaneous expenses such as printing out materials. Youth Court is a student-run, non- binding alternative to the regular juvenile court and school disciplinary process. The Bridgeton Youth Court would be composed of 20 students who will commit to a full year of service on the Youth Court. The Youth Court will be facilitated by 3 trained staff (1 supervisor and 2 teachers) who will be responsible for training Youth Court participants and overseeing the Bridgeton Youth Court. The Bridgeton Youth Court would hear general misconduct “cases” once every two weeks and prep for upcoming Youth Court sessions on the off weeks. Youth Court and prep sessions will take place in the Media Center at Bridgeton High School. If the Media Center is not available, Youth Court will take place in the Media Center Conference Room. Complete Care and Bridgeton High School will work together to advertise student and staff positions during the spring of 2018. Motion carried, roll call vote was 4-1-1, with Ms. Gomez abstaining and Ms. Edwards voting no.

13. OTHER BOARD ACTION ITEMS Action: 13.1 Approval of Other Board Action Item As Needed

Information: 13.2 First Reading Revised Policies 6153 (R) Field Trips – The Field Trip Committee reviewed and revised the Field Trip Policy. All items added are highlighted. 4111 Recruitment, Hiring and Selection and 4211 Recruitment, Hiring and Selection – These policies were both updated to reflect new requirements that resulted from P.L. 2018, c.5 the Pass the Trash law that amended N.J.S.A. 18A:6-7.6 through N.J.S.A 18A:6-7.13. The new law requires the district to conduct an employment history check on applicants that are applying for positions in the district that involve regular contact with students. Information must be requested from the applicant and verified with current or former employers of the applicant regarding any child abuse or sexual misconduct investigations involving the applicant; if the applicant was disciplined, discharged or separated from employment for child abuse or sexual misconduct; and/or if the applicant had a license, professional license, or certificate suspended, surrendered, or revoked while allegations of child abuse or sexual misconduct were pending or under investigation, or due to an adjudication or finding of child abuse or sexual misconduct. The applicant must provide written authorization that consents to and authorizes disclosure of the information and records and that releases those employers from liability that may arise from the disclosure or release of records. This does not apply if, after investigation, the allegations are found to be false or the alleged incident of child abuse or sexual misconduct has not been substantiated.

13204 August 14, 2018

The following new sections were added to policies 4111 and 4211:

 Employment History - Definitions  Required Disclosure of Employment History  Review of the Employment History  Review of Out-of-State Employment History  Nondisclosure Agreements

5141.3 HEALTH EXAMINATIONS AND IMMUNIZATIONS PROCEDURES Revised Remove section E. 1-5 Pediculosis (Head Lice) - New Policy 5141.9 Pediculosis (Head Lice) on August agenda for First Reading. Motion by Mr. Gonzalez, second by Mrs. Peterson approving amendment to bill list. Motion carried, roll call vote was 6-0.

Information: 13.3 First Reading NEW Policy First Reading of New Policy 5141.9 Pediculosis (Head Lice)

Action: 13.4 Second Reading Revised Policy Approved revised Policy 4140/4240 Compensation Time. Approved revised Policy 4140/4240 Compensation Time. Motion by Mary Peterson, second by David Gonzalez. Final Resolution: Motion Carried Yes: David Gonzalez, Ashlee Todd, Albert Morgan, Dulce Gomez Abstain: Angelia Edwards, Mary Peterson

14. EXECUTIVE SESSION Action: 14.1 Approved Executive Session-6:40pm Motion Approved the following Resolution for Executive Session: Whereas, Section 8 of the Open Public Meeting Act, Chapter 231 PL 1975, permits the exclusion of the public from a meeting in certain circumstances: and Whereas, this public body is of the opinion that such circumstances presently exist. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of the City of Bridgeton, County of Cumberland, State of New Jersey, as follows: 1. The public shall be excluded from discussion of and action upon hereinafter specified subject matters. The nature of the subject matters to be discussed is:

a. Update on BEA Negotiations b. Update on Source 4 Teachers 2015-2016 billing dispute c. Discussion of Possible Arbitration Matter d. Discussion of School Ethics Litigation 2. It is anticipated at this time that the above stated subject matters will be made public when appropriate. 3. This Resolution will take effect immediately. 13205 August 14, 2018

RETURN TO PUBLIC Motion by Mr. Gonzalez, second by Mrs. Peterson, approving the return to the public portion of the meeting at 6:55 pm. Motion carried, roll call was 6-0.

Ms. Todd asked that mentors be reviewed to ensure that there are limits to the # of disciplines in file. She would like policy committee to review.

Mrs. Peterson asked when internships are turned down. Dr. Jones stated if there is a conflict such as direct supervisors but she would need to know specifics of the case. She also explained that if there is a conflict of schedule or job responsibilities.

15. ADJOURNMENT Action: 15.1 Motion to Adjourn the Meeting Motion by Mr. Gonzalez, second by Mrs. Peterson adjourning the meeting at 7:15pm.

Respectfully Submitted,

Nicole M. Albanese School Business Administrator