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Attachments Or Enclosures Accompanying Such Communications Extract of OPRA Requestor Information December 04, 2017 Page: 1 of 77 DEPARTMENT=Education, DIVISION=All, FROM 8/1/2017 To 11/20/2017, STATUS=All Request # Division Date/Time Requestor Company Name W124042 COS 8/18/2017 1:17:49 PM Lauren Freedman Address Email Address sammyallie62@ Requested Information Please provide copies of all contracts and modifications to said contracts (such as any amendments to parts of the contract, including any changes in merit and bonus pay criteria), between the South Orange Maplewood School District and Dr. John Ramos, Superintendent. I am requesting this information for the period beginning Aug. 2016 through Aug. 2017, with any revisions made during the 2016-2017 school year.) Request # Division Date/Time Requestor Company Name W125905 COS 10/17/2017 4:54:28 PM Tony Joe Education Law Center Address 60 Park Place, Suite 300, Newark, NJ 07102 Email Address ttj218@ Requested Information Under OPRA and the common law, please provide all documents, electronic and paper, from May 2017 to the present, related to implementation of the corrective action plan created by the Department of Education following its findings in Complaint Investigation #C2017-5648. See Complaint Investigation Report #C2017-5648 Corrective Action Plan, May 16, 2017. Such documents include but are limited to:1. Any plans submitted to the Office of Special Education Policy and Procedure ("OSEPP") by the Paterson Public School District ("the District") for providing compensatory services for each student found to be out of compliance with special education service requirements, including the modality in which the service is provided, redacted of identifying student information. In its May 16, 2017 report, OSEPP required the District to provide this information on a monthly basis beginning July 15, 2017 and continuing until September 15, 2017. (Complaint Investigation Report #C2017-5648 Corrective Action Plan, May 16, 2017, p. 4, Activity #2). 2. Any documentation submitted by the District to the Department of Education, redacted of identifying student information, of parent/guardian consent to amend the IEPs of students for whom the District proposes either less than a one-to one ratio for compensatory services or compensatory services that will be provided during the extended school year. In its May 16, 2017 report, OSEPP required the District to provide this information on a monthly basis beginning July 15, 2017 and continuing until September 15, 2017. (Id.). 3. Any spreadsheets or reports documenting compensatory services compared to regular services. Additionally, please provide any supporting service logs that were submitted by the district to OSEPP. In its May 16, 2017 report, OSEPP required the District to provide this information on a monthly basis beginning July 15, 2017. (Id. at Activity #3). 4. Any procedural memoranda or training materials produced by the district on how to properly log services into Easy IEP, as well as any sign-in sheets or distribution lists demonstrating that all related service providers have been trained on how to log services in Easy IEP and/or have received the procedural memoranda. In its May 16, 2017 report, OSEPP required the District to provide this information by September 15, 2017. (Id. at Activity #4).5. Any correspondence between the OSEPP and the District regarding the corrective action plan created as a result of complaint investigation #C2017-5648. 6. Any updated District corrective action plans created by OSEPP subsequent to its May 16, 2017 report regarding complaint investigation #C2017-5648. 7. Any notes or memoranda related to or memorializing OSEPP?s April 27, 2017 interview with the Director of Special Services. (Id. at p. 6, Appendix). 8. Any notes or memoranda related to or memorializing OSEPP?s April 27, 2017 interview with the Board of Education's Attorney. (Id.). 9. Any "documents reviewed" by OSEPP while preparing its findings regarding Complaint Investigation #C2017-5648, including but not limited to those listed in the Appendix attached to its May 16, 2017 report. (Id.). Request # Division Date/Time Requestor Company Name C126747 .DW 11/13/2017 7:43:45 AM Justin Glawe Address Extract of OPRA Requestor Information December 04, 2017 Page: 2 of 77 DEPARTMENT=Education, DIVISION=All, FROM 8/1/2017 To 11/20/2017, STATUS=All Email Address jgfoia@ Requested Information A log, in PDF format, showing all OPRA requests made to the office, to include the date of request, name of requester, subject of request, tracking number and final disposition if applicable for the period of January 1, 2015 to present. Request # Division Date/Time Requestor Company Name W126972 COS 11/19/2017 1:19:03 PM robert walden Address Email Address bobamongus@ Requested Information Copies of any NJ DOE(including theNJDOE Hudson County Office)records andcommunications with North Bergen concerning matters relatedto the North Bergen, NJ Preschool TCUs' egress since 10-25-17. Request # Division Date/Time Requestor Company Name W124088 COS 8/21/2017 2:08:56 PM Jocelyn J Pickford HCM Strategists Address Email Address jjpickford@ Requested Information Requesting Excel files for 2014-15, 2015-16 and 2016-17 data on chronic absenteeism and average daily attendance rates at state, district and school levels. Seeking any disaggregation available by gender, race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, special education and English learner designation. Seeking to use this data for inspection/examination and for informing a study on chronic absenteeism intended for publication. Request # Division Date/Time Requestor Company Name W125674 COS 10/11/2017 9:29:14 AM ursula whitehurst Address Email Address whitehurstu@ Requested Information I am requesting verification of all of Henry Ogele's Administrator, primary and secondary certifications that he holds with NJDOE. Ogele is employed by Newark Public Schools.Note my address is in NJ. I selected NY because I could not highlight NJThank you Request # Division Date/Time Requestor Company Name W124136 COS 8/22/2017 3:25:32 PM Boris Zaydel Address Email Address bzaydel@ Extract of OPRA Requestor Information December 04, 2017 Page: 3 of 77 DEPARTMENT=Education, DIVISION=All, FROM 8/1/2017 To 11/20/2017, STATUS=All Requested Information This request is made pursuant to OPRA and the common law. Please provide responsive records to me electronically, by email to bzaydel@ The records sought are described as follows: Letter to NJDOE dated Aug. 14, 2017 from David Sciarra of the Education Law Center, regarding charter schools in Paterson. Request # Division Date/Time Requestor Company Name W125175 COS 9/26/2017 3:38:21 PM Danielle Farrie Education Law Center Address 60 Park Place Suite 300, Newark, NJ 07102 Email Address [email protected] Requested Information To the Office of School Finance: Please provide the 2017-18 User Friendly School District Budget Summaries for all districts statewide. Please provide in csv format. Request # Division Date/Time Requestor Company Name W125615 COS 10/10/2017 10:35:20 AM Bobby Moore Johns Hopkins Center Technology in Edu Address 6740 Alexander Bell Drive Suite 300, Columbia, NJ 21046 Email Address [email protected] Requested Information Hello,I am seeking the bid submission and contract for the linked contract award statement and RFP (copy and paste links below). Essentially, I am looking for the award bid submission and contract that New Jersey has with Teaching Strategies Inc. through 2019.Solicitation number - 22915 Contract number - 86330 Link: http://www.nj.gov/treasury/purchase/noa/contracts/t2911_14-x- 22915.shtmlI put $5 in the cost section, but please let me know if any charges are needed to receive this electronically.Thank you,Bobby Moore Request # Division Date/Time Requestor Company Name C125132 .DW 9/26/2017 10:02:04 AM Yolanda N Melville Cooper Levenson, P.A. Address 1125 Atlantic Avenue, Third Floor, Atlantic City, NJ 08401 Email Address [email protected] Requested Information Extract of OPRA Requestor Information December 04, 2017 Page: 4 of 77 DEPARTMENT=Education, DIVISION=All, FROM 8/1/2017 To 11/20/2017, STATUS=All 1. Pennsauken Township Department of Education (District 4060) HIB information for the 2012-2013 Reporting Period including: a. District HIB Summary Report b. Count of HIB Incidents c. HIB Actions Taken Summary (Student Offender) d. HIB Remedial Actions Taken Summary (Student Offender) e. HIB Remedial Actions Taken Summary (Student Victim) f. Nature of HIB Incidents (Protected Categories) g. Nature ofHIB Incidents (Effect ofHIB Incidents) h. Nature ofHIB Incidents (Mode ofHIB Incidents) 2. Pennsauken Township Department of Education (District 4060) HIB information for the 2011-2012 Reporting Period including: a. District HIB Summary Report b. Count of HIB Incidents c. HIB Actions Taken Summary (Student Offender) d. HIB Remedial Actions Taken Summary (Student Offender) e. HIB Remedial Actions Taken Summary (Student Victim) f. Nature of HIB Incidents (Protected Categories) g. Nature of HIB Incidents (Effect of HIB Incidents) h. Nature ofHIB Incidents (Mode ofHIB Incidents) 3. Pennsauken Township Department of Education (District 4060) HIB information for the 2010-2011 Reporting Period including: a. District HIB Summary Report b. Count of HIB Incidents c. HIB Actions Taken Summary (Student Offender) d. HIB Remedial Actions Taken Summary (Student Offender) e. HIB Remedial Actions Taken Summary (Student Victim) f. Nature of HIB Incidents (Protected Categories) g. Nature of HIB Incidents (Effect of HIB Incidents) h. Nature of HIB Incidents (Mode of HIB Incidents) 4. Pennsauken Township Department of Education (District 4060) HIB information for the 2009-2010 Reporting Period including: a. District HIB Summary Report b. Count of HIB Incidents c. HIB Actions Taken Summary (Student Offender) d. HIB Remedial Actions Taken Summary (Student Offender) e. HIB Remedial Actions Taken Summary (Student Victim) f. Nature of HIB Incidents (Protected Categories) g. Nature of HIB Incidents (Effect of HIB Incidents) h. Nature of HIB Incidents (Mode of HIB Incidents) 5. Pennsauken Township Department of Education (District 4060) HIB information for the 2008-2009 Reporting Period including: a.
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