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Monmouth Regional High School Board of Education One Norman J Field Way Tinton Falls, New Jersey 07724-3299 MAY 20, 2014 MONMOUTH REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION ONE NORMAN J FIELD WAY TINTON FALLS, NEW JERSEY 07724-3299 REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING May 20, 2014 7:30 PM STATEMENT TO BE READ BY PRESIDING OFFICER: CALL TO ORDER Statement is hereby made that adequate notice of this meeting has been properly provided by the giving of a meeting notice, by mailing same to the Hub Newspaper, Asbury Park Press on Tuesday, January 21, 2014, filing same on Tuesday, January 21, 2014 with the clerk of the Borough of Tinton Falls, Borough of Eatontown and the Township of Shrewsbury, and by prominently posting said notice on the Monmouth Regional High School Internet Web page and the main doors into the High School building in the Administration wing on Tuesday, January 21, 2014. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mr. Cohen President in the Schleig Conference Room with the following members in attendance: Barbara Van Wagner (arrived at 7:40 Jonathan Cohen Ellen Scurry PM) Steven B. Seavey Robert Mauro Nancy Britton Andrew Mayer Sayde Abrams, Senior Charles R. Ford, Jr. Ed, Student Council Rep (left at Superintendent 7:32 PM) Maria Parry, School Business Administrator/Board Secretary Absent Absent Absent Martin M. Barger, Esq. Mary Anne Linder Taylor Hager, Junior Board Attorney Student Council Rep Joseph Gaetano FLAG SALUTE The Board Members and public held a moment of silence for Jeremy Sesito and Andrew Kimmet 1 MAY 20, 2014 On a recommendation of the Superintendent, motion was made by Ms. Scurry seconded by Mr. Seavey and carried THAT: the Board approves the following: I. APPOINTMENT OF TREASURER OF SCHOOL MONEYS CINDY BARR-RAGUE be appointed to the position of Treasurer of School Moneys to serve from this date until June 30, 2015 at a salary of $3,379.26. II. APPOINTMENT OF SCHOOL PHYSICIAN Dr. Harmady as school physician for the 2014-2015 school year at an annual fee of $8,292.76 ($93.18/hour – approximate number of hours 66 during school year and 23 during summer) Note: the foregoing appointment is being made without competitive bidding as a “professional Service” under the provisions of the Public School Contracts Law (NJSA 18A:18A-5 et seq) because said profession cannot reasonably be described by written specifications and is regulated by law and the performance of which services required knowledge of an advanced formal type in a field of learning acquired by a prolonged course of specialized instruction and study as distinguished from general academic instruction or apprenticeship training. Under PL 2006, c271 s.2 any contract awarded in excess of $17,500 outside the bid process must be accompanied by C271 Political Contribution Disclosure Form prior to the award of the contract. III. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION OFFICER/GENDER EQUITY OFFICER MS. GENELLE RUCKER as Affirmative Action Officer/Gender Equity Officer at an annual salary of $3,000.00 for the 2014-2015 School Year. IV. CDL TESTING The Board Secretary to execute an agreement with Prevention Specialists located in Asbury Park for the following fees: Administrative Fee $475.00 DOT Drug Test $69.00 DOT Breath Alcohol Test $38.00 As identified in Board Policy 4117.6 Commercial Driver's Licensees Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy. V. CURRICULA, COURSES OF STUDY & TEXTBOOKS The following curriculum (and courses of study) and textbooks (where applicable) which are listed within each curriculum for 2014/15: 2 MAY 20, 2014 Board Board Board Department/Course Adoption Date: 2011 Adoption Date: 2012 Adoption Date: 2013 Applied Technology- Business Accounting Financial Literacy 8/23/2011 Careers 8/23/2011 8/27/2013 AP Economics Business Finance Seminar 8/27/2013 Business Law Computer Applications I Computer Applications II Coop Marketing Ed Intro to Business 8/7/2012 Marketing Ed Sports & Entertainment Marketing 8/27/2013 Applied Technology: Fine Arts Advanced Art AP Studio Art 2D Design Project Art Portfolio Basic Art 8/23/2011 Ceramics/Sculpture Specialized Arts Applied Technology- Home Economics: Advanced Clothing and Merchandising 8/7/2012 Child Development I Child Development-Field Experience 8/7/2012 Child Development Lab 8/23/2011 Clothing I 8/7/2012 Apparal Design 8/23/2011 Fashion Design II 8/7/2012 Interior Design 8/27/2013 Food Service 8/7/2012 Foods I Gourmet Foods 8/27/2013 Applied Technology- Industrial Arts: Architectural Design CISCO Desktop Publishing Electronic Technology I 8/7/2012 Electronic Technology II 8/7/2012 Engineering Graphics I 8/27/2013 Engineering Graphics II Graphic Communication II Graphic Communication III Intro to Graphic Arts Multimedia Presentations Networking Photo II 8/7/2012 Photo III Photo IV Pre-Engineering Robotics 8/23/2011 8/27/2013 UBD 8/23/2011 3 MAY 20, 2014 Board Board Board Department/Course Adoption Date: 2011 Adoption Date: 2012 Adoption Date: 2013 English AP English Humanities Advanced Drama Advanced Video Advanced Video/Film Creative Writing 8/7/2012 Drama I 8/7/2012 English I CP English I C English I Honors English I Standard 8/7/2012 English II C English II CP English II Standard 8/7/2012 English II Honors English III C English III CP English III Standard 8/7/2012 English III Honors English IV C English IV Standard 8/7/2012 English IV CP English SRA Great Books Honors Journalism Editorship Journalism Journalism and Honors Journalism LAL 9 LAL 10 LAL 11 SRA Video Film Appreciation I 8/7/2012 Academy English Gr 9 8/7/2012 Academy English Gr 10 8/7/2012 leadership 8/23/2011 UBD 8/23/2011 8/7/2012 9th grade seminar 8/27/2013 Curriculum Analysis 8/27/2013 4 MAY 20, 2014 Board Board Board Department/Course Adoption Date: 2011 Adoption Date: 2012 Adoption Date: 2013 Math Algebra 1-1 8/27/2013 Algebra 1-2 8/27/2013 Algebra 1-H 8/27/2013 Algebra I 8/27/2013 Algebra I H 8/27/2013 Algebra II Trig H 8/7/2012 8/27/2013 Algebra II C 8/27/2013 Algebra II CP 8/27/2013 AP Calculus AP Computer Science III AP Probability and Statistics Basic Skills Calculus H Computer Science I 8/7/2012 Computer Science II H 8/7/2012 Consumer Math 8/7/2012 Flash Futures Geometry 8/27/2013 Geometry Concepts Number Sense Pre-Algebra Pre Calculus CP 8/7/2012 Pre Calculus H 8/7/2012 Probability and Statistics 8/7/2012 SRA Academy Geometry UBD 8/23/2011 Curriculum Review 8/27/2013 Board Board Board Department/Course Adoption Date: 2011 Adoption Date: 2012 Adoption Date: 2013 Music Advanced Entertainment Techniques Chorus 8/27/2013 Entertainment Techniques of Vocal/Music Instructional Music Instructional Music Orchestra Instructional Music Band Music Theory 8/7/2012 5 MAY 20, 2014 Board Board Board Department/Course Adoption Date: 2010 Adoption Date: 2011 Adoption Date: 2012 Physical Education Health I Health II Health III Health IV Physical Education 1-4 8/10/2010 Adaptive PE Academy Health I PE 9 Academy Health II 8/10/2010 Note: above dates are correct Board Board Board Department/Course Adoption Date: 2011 Adoption Date: 2012 Adoption Date: 2013 Science: Medical Technical & Forensic Science 8/23/2011 Anatomy and Physiology 8/23/2011 AP Biology 8/23/2011 AP Chemistry 8/23/2011 Biology Environmental Biology CP 8/23/2011 Biology H Marine Biology 8/23/2011 Chemistry C 8/23/2011 Chemistry CP Chemistry H General Science 8/23/2011 Physics CP 8/23/2011 8/27/2013 Physics H Science I CP Science I H Academy Bio AP Physics 8/23/2011 AP Environmental 8/23/2011 Physical Science 8/23/2011 Academy Seminar 10 8/7/2012 AP Audit 8/27/2013 6 MAY 20, 2014 Board Board Board Department/Course Adoption Date: 2011 Adoption Date: 2012 Adoption Date: 2013 Social Studies AP American Government 8/7/2012 8/27/2013 African Studies AP Europe AP Psychology 8/7/2012 8/27/2013 AP US History 8/7/2012 Intro to Economics 8/7/2012 Into to Psychology 8/7/2012 8/27/2013 Sociology 8/7/2012 8/27/2013 US History I H 8/27/2013 US History I C 8/27/2013 US History I LEP 8/27/2013 US History I CP 8/27/2013 US History II H US History II LEP US History II C US History II CP World History C 8/27/2013 World History CP 8/27/2013 World History Honors 8/27/2013 World History LEP AP World History Academy US History I UBD 8/23/2011 Holocaust and Genocide 8/23/2011 7 MAY 20, 2014 Board Board Board Department/Course Adoption Date: 2011 Adoption Date: 2012 Adoption Date: 2013 Special Education: Career Training 8/27/2013 Reconnecting Youth intro to amierican sign language 8/23/2011 science-general, life and physical 8/23/2011 RR Replacement Math RR Replacement English 8/7/2012 RR Health I RR Health II RR Health III RR Health IV Reading English 9-12 8/7/2012 Math 9 High Math 9 Low Math 12 High Math 12 Low Math 10-11 Low Cycle I Math 10-11 High Cycle I Math 10-11 High Cycle II Math 10-11 Low Cycle II RR Replacement World History RR Replacment US History 2 US History 1 Computer Survival ED Program 8/27/2013 ESL: Beginning ESL Advanced ESL 8/7/2012 Intermediate ESL 8 MAY 20, 2014 Board Board Board Department/Course Adoption Date: 2011 Adoption Date: 2012 Adoption Date: 2013 World Language: Spanish AP Spanish V Practicical Spanish I 8/27/2013 Spanish I 8/7/2012 Spanish II 8/7/2012 Spanish II AC Spanish III AC Spanish III 8/7/2012 Spanish IV 8/7/2012 Academy AP Spanish III Spanish IV Latin America 8/7/2012 Academy AP Spanish 9 8/7/2012 World Language: Latin Latin I 8/7/2012 Latin II 8/7/2012 Latin III Latin IV Academy AP Latin 9 Academy AP Latin 10 World Language: French French I French II 8/7/2012 French II AC French III AC French III 8/7/2012 French IV 8/27/2013 AP French IV 8/27/2013 Academy AP French 9 Academy AP French 10 UBD 8/23/2011 8/7/2012 VI.
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