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October 14, 2009 A Regular Meeting of the Board of Education, Township of Woodbridge, was held on October 14, 2009 at approximately 7:00 p.m. in the Avenel Middle School, Woodbine Avenue, Avenel, New Jersey. The meeting opened with the Salute to the Flag and a moment of silence. The Vice-President, Brian Small, presided.

Caitlin Meehan, a student from John F. Kennedy Memorial High School sang the National Anthem.

Board members present: Diane Acquisto, Thomas “Skip” Garley, Lewis Huber, Judy Leidner, Lawrence Miloscia, Brian Small, Ezio Tamburello, George Yuhasz. Brian Molnar was absent.

Board personnel present: John Crowe, Dennis DeMarino, Douglas Silvestro, Lois Rotella, Angela Korodan, Rita Miller, Anthony D’Orsi, Edmund Treadaway, William Marquart, Barbara DeRollo.

Newspaper Reporters Present: None

Business Administrator/Board Secretary, Dennis DeMarino, read the following statement regarding the Open Public Meetings Law:

"The New Jersey Open Public Meetings Law was enacted to insure the right of the public to have advance notice of and to attend the meetings of public bodies at which any business affecting their interest is discussed or acted upon. In accordance with the provisions of this act, the Board of Education had caused notice of these meetings to be published by having the date, time and place, thereof, posted as follows:

September 18, 2009: E-mailed to Home News Tribune and Star Ledger, Hand delivered to Municipal Clerk, Posted in Avenel Middle School and the Board of Education Administration Building."

On a motion by Mr. Garley, seconded by Mr. Yuhasz and carried, the following Minutes were approved:

September 17, 2009 - Regular Meeting September 17, 2009 - Closed Session

Mr. DeMarino reported Bids received, as follows:

For the 2009-10 School Year

October 8, 2009 - Health Benefits Audit

Correspondence was reported as received and referred as follows:

One Notice of Application from Middlesex County Engineering Department authorizing MCED to conduct regulated activities on the project site known as St. Georges Avenue over Wedgewood Brook.

(FILED)

The following Reports of the Superintendent were received:

Register Statistics – September 2009 Report of Fire Drills – September 2009 Student Suspension Report/Elementary – Month of September 2009 Student Suspension Report/Secondary – Month of September 2009 Bomb Threat Report – Month of September 2009 Monthly Report of Attendance Officer, Sal Ciardiello – September 2009 Monthly Report of Attendance Officer, Kurt Adams – September 2009

Dr. Crowe gave his monthly update of the school district, announcing that Woodbridge is reading. He explained a major initiative, Woodbridge Reads, has been launched. Dr. Crowe stated all children will be reading by the end of 1st grade. He stated the district is targeting students who are struggling very quickly and effectively, assuring they are on task and up to speed. Dr. Crowe stated this is a collaborative effort with the Township, noting the Board of Education will be involved in several reading activities.

Dr. Crowe presented the annual report on Violence and Vandalism for 2008-2009. Dr. Crowe announced that the suspensions have been significantly reduced. He stated the district has seen drops in most areas, including both violence and vandalism. Dr. Crowe stated the incidents of weapons has increased

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October 14, 2009 by one, however it is a significant drop from two years ago. Dr. Crowe reported that substance abuse has risen. He attributes the rise in part because the district has become very active in identifying students who are using substances in order to offer them the assistance they need. Dr. Crowe stated October 19 through October 23 has been designated as Violence Awareness Week. He explained that during that week, every school is doing significant activities to bring awareness to the school about violence and vandalism and how to deal with it. Dr. Crowe stated schools are taking significant steps towards implementing positive discipline programs, noting Fords Middle School was awarded a significant grant to implement a positive discipline program. Dr. Crowe stated as the drop in suspensions continue and the behaviors continue to improve, there will be improvement in achievement.

Mr. Small then called for Committee reports.

The Superintendent of Schools presented the following recommendations:

1. That the Board of Education, through contract with the Middlesex Regional Educational Services Commission, authorizes the administrative personnel of the Commission to conference, discuss and solicit input in the development of the nursing services contract document for the 2009-2010 school year, which provides nursing services to the following non-public schools located in the Woodbridge Township School District:

Goddard School Peppermint Tree Our Lady of Peace St. Cecelia’s Our Redeemer Lutheran St. James St. John Vianney

Nursing services to be provided first by assignment of a licensed nurse and the purchase of supplies and equipment necessary to implement the law and code (NJAC 6:29-8) include: Assistance with medical examinations, including dental screening; Audiometric screening; Maintenance of student health records, including immunizations; Scoliosis screening; Adopt written policies and procedures extending the emergency card provided to the public

school pupils to those pupils who are enrolled full time in the non-public school who are injured or become ill at school or during participation on a school team or squad.

2. That the Board of Education approve the Annual Report of Violence, Vandalism and Substance Abuse for the 2008-2009 school year, as previously submitted, dated July 24, 2009, in accordance with N.J.S.A.18A:36-5.1.

3. That the Board of Education grant permission to allow the John F. Kennedy Memorial High School Model U.N. Club to participate in the Rutgers Model U.N. Conference in New Brunswick, New Jersey, from November 12-15, 2009, at no cost to the school district, provided that all policies and regulations governing overnight trips are adhered to prior to and during the trip.

4. That the Board of Education grant permission to allow the Colonia High School Step Team to participate in the Disney Step Classic in Orlando, Florida, from September 2-6, 2010, at no cost to the school district, provided that all policies and regulations governing overnight trips are adhered to prior to and during the trip.

5. That the Board of Education approve the tuition payment for the following student to the Toms River Board of Education, 1144 Hooper Avenue, Toms River, NJ 08753, for the 2009-2010 school year, retroactive to September 1, 2009.

TE-91-09-040-12 $55.25 per diem ($9,937.00 per annum)

6. That the Board of Education approve the previously submitted list of Professional Development conferences for staff members, dated October 14, 2009.

7. That the Board of Education approve payment to Mountain Lakes Board of Education for speech services at a rate of $1,400/single service for the 2009-2010 school year for students attending Lake Drive School. (Payment will be from the Consultation Account.)

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October 14, 2009 8. That the Board of Education approve payment to JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute for the 2009-

2010 school year to conduct second opinion speech evaluations at a cost of $385/evaluation. (Payment will be from the Consultation Account.)

9. That the Board of Education approve payment to Advancing Opportunities (formerly C.P. of New Jersey) for the 2009-2010 school year to perform on-site Assistive Technology evaluations at a rate of $880/evaluation and on-site Assistive Technology and Augmentative Communication Technical Assistance at a rate of $110/hr. including travel expenses for both at $55/hour for students. (Payment will be from the Consultation Account.)

10. That the Board of Education approve payment to Dr. Russell Kormann to provide independent consultation for two special education students at a fee of $3,000.00. (Payment will be from the Consultant Account.)

11. That the following out-of-district facilities be approved for home instruction services at the rates listed:

*Teacher

Effective Date

Number of Students

Total Hours

Amount

Total Amount

Daytop September 2009 1 13 Days $108.00 $1,404.00 UCESC September 2009 1 15 Days $118.00 $1,770.00

* Subject to approval for employment from the New Jersey Department of Education. Employee shall be required to submit an authorization and certification form along with fingerprints for a criminal history background check as required by P. L. 1986,C.116.

12. That the Board of Education, as required by state law (partially reimbursable in state aid), approve the enrollment of the following disabled student in a Special School Year Program for 2009-2010, in accordance with their Individual Educational Program (IEP) as shown below:

Case No. Recommended Placement Effective Date Tuition H0910-03-06-PD Candyland Child Dev. Ctr. 10/07/2009 $300.00/Mo.

13. That the Board of Education approve the enrollment of the following student for 2009-2010, as shown below:

Case No. Recommended Placement Effective Date Tuition O0909-16-09 Middlesex County Academy 09/21/2009 $14,400.00

14. That a note be made in the minutes that the following out of district placements have been terminated for the 2009-2010 School Year:

Case No. Recommended Placement Effective Date Tuition M0602-16-09-ED Morris School District 09/03/2009 $16,948.00 M0703-14-09-OHI Lamberts Mill Academy 09/10/2009 $44,500.00 A0909-16-06-ED East Mountain Learning Ctr. 09/29/2009 $52,639.20 S0809-05-09-AU Crossroads School 10/09/2009 $59,800.00 J0712-06-09-MD DHS – Union (State Aid) 10/09/2009 $39,000.00

15. That the Board of Education amends the tuition for the following student for the 2009-2010 school year:

Case No. Recommended Placement Effective Date Tuition W0803-15-09-ED Raritan Valley Academy 10/08/2009 $24,120.00

Ms. Acquisto moved for the adoption of the Superintendent’s recommendations, seconded by Mr. Yuhasz. There were no comments or questions from the Board or public. With all Board members present voting in favor, with the exception of Ms. Leidner who abstained on her name in Item #6 and Mr. Yuhasz who abstained on his name in Item #6, the foregoing was adopted. Dr. Crowe read a short biography about, and introduced Christina Rojas, a John F. Kennedy Memorial High School student, who provided information about current activities at the school.

The Policy and Planning Committee, on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, presented the following:

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October 14, 2009 1. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution in gratitude to the Woodbridge

Professional Firefighters Association, Local #290, for their generous donation of a defibrillator to the Woodbridge High School Athletic Trainer.

2. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution requesting Woodbridge Township to adopt a resolution naming the street in front of the field house at Colonia High School, “Coach Pat Barbato Way.”

3. That the Board of Education approve the renaming of the stadium at Colonia High School, "Patriot Memorial Stadium", based on the recommendation of the Ad Hoc Community Committee in keeping with the guidelines of Policy #714, Naming Schools and School Facilities.

4. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution proclaiming the week of November 9-13, 2009, as “National Veterans Awareness Week.”

5. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution proclaiming the week of November 15-21, 2009, as “American Education Week.”

6. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution proclaiming November 18, 2009, as “Education Support Professionals Day.”

7. That the Board of Education rescind the following job description:

School Bus Driver (10 Month Hourly)

8. That the Board of Education adopt the following revised job descriptions:

Attendance Officer

School Bus Attendant

School Bus Driver

Ms. Acquisto moved for the adoption of the Policy and Planning recommendations, seconded by Mr. Tamburello. There were no comments or questions from the Board or public. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted.

Dr. Crowe presented the Policy and Planning resolution to the Woodbridge Professional Fire Fighters Association Local #290 for their generous donation of a defibrillator to the Woodbridge High School athletic trainer. Accepting the resolution were Keith Repace, Don Zamba and Jeff Moran of the Fire Fighters Association.

The Curriculum Committee, on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, presented the following:

1. That the Board of Education approve the “High School Program of Studies 2010-2011” booklet for the academic year 2010-2011.

2. That the Board of Education adopt the following manual for Woodbridge Township School District for the 2009-2010 school year:

Title Green Schools Program

3. That the Board of Education adopt the following curriculum guides for the instructional program: Curriculum Guide Computer Applications 1/Business Communications Computer Applications 2/Business Communications Desktop Publishing/Business Communications Web Design/Business Communications 4. That the Board of Education approve the previously submitted list of Websites for classroom use.

5. That the Board of Education approve the previously submitted list of supplemental materials for use by the district’s elementary schools.

6. That the Board of Education approve the Nursing Services Plan for the 2008-2009 school year.

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October 14, 2009 7. That the Board of Education approve the partnership between the Woodbridge Township School

District and the North Shore Health System to participate in the Activity Works New Jersey Demonstration Project. This will take place in 10 classrooms at Avenel Street School #4&5 during the 2009-2010 school year. Students will take 10 minute activity breaks during each school day that will add physical activity through curriculum-based adventures. (This partnership will be at no cost to the district)

Mr. Tamburello moved for the adoption of the Curriculum recommendations, seconded by Ms. Acquisto. During Board discussion, Mr. Tamburello commented on Item #2, the new Green Schools Program. Mr. Tamburello stated he is aware that this Board and Administration has discussed on several occasions how important it is to teach energy efficiency and how that, in turn, can strengthen our schools. Mr. Tamburello further stated that this program highlights the district’s commitment to the environment, energy conservation, to reducing ways to recycling and trying to save real dollars in the district. He asked Ms. Rotella to explain a little further about the program. Ms. Rotella stated the district was able to involve itself in a state grant called Global Learning. She explained it is an attempt to involve children in the process of reducing our carbon footprint. She further explained that every school in the district developed an energy team consisting of students, support staff, administrators and teachers who will investigate ways that their building can reduce energy costs. Ms. Rotella stated the team will then make recommendations as to how their building can save on energy costs. Ms. Rotella stated that Mr. DeMarino had provided a base line for each school.

There were no comments or questions from the public. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted.

The Finance and Insurance Committee, on recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Business Administrator/Board Secretary, presented the following:

1. That the Board of Education approves payment of the bills in the amount of $10,236,494.34 and the Food Service Department bills in the amount of $317,880.42.

2. That the amount of district taxes needed to meet the obligations of this Board for the next thirty day period, beginning November 2009 is:

Requisition for Taxes for the General Fund in the amount of $12,363,212.00 and for the Debt Service in the amount of $327,183.00; totaling $12,690,395.00,

and that the Township Council is hereby requested to place in the hands of the Treasurer of School Monies that amount by November 10, 2009.

3. That the Board of Education accept the Report of the Secretary for the month of September 2009.

4. That the Board of Education accept the attached Business Administrator/Board Secretary's Monthly Interest and Investment Report for the month of September 2009.

5. That the bookkeeping transfers pertaining to the 2009-10 budgetary accounts be approved as per the attached list.

6. That a note be made in the minutes that the Report of the Treasurer for the month of September 2009 has not been received.

7. That the members of the Board of Education certify that to the best of their knowledge no major account or fund has been overexpended in violation of N.J.A.C. 6A:23-2.11(a), and that sufficient funds are available to meet the district's financial obligations for the remainder of the fiscal year.

8. That the Board of Education readopt the 2009-10 School Year Budget changing the total from $192,625,888.37 to $192,685,398.37 to reflect the following:

Rebel 2 $500.00

NJSBAIG Safety Grant 52,010.00

Science Grant 3,000.00

Substance Abuse Grant 2,500.00

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Rutgers Grant 1,500.00 9. That the Board of Education approve the award of bid PD10-22A, Health Benefits Audit for the

2009-2010 school year, to the low bidder, whose proposal met specifications as follows: (Bids read 10/8/09, 2 bids received.)

Willis of New Jersey, Inc. Cost per employee $20.33 350 Mt. Kemble Avenue Morristown, NJ 07960

Ms. Leidner moved for the adoption of the Finance and Insurance recommendations, seconded by Ms. Acquisto. During Board discussion, Ms. Leidner congratulated Mr. DeMarino on securing the NJSBAIG Safety Grant. There were no comments or questions from the public. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted.

The Technology Committee, on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, presented the following:

1. That the Board of Education approve the purchase of 419 Dell 2100 laptops (360 students and 59 teachers), batteries, anti-virus and network licensing for $349,324.49 (Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account # 20-450-100-600-10-F-AR-RA and 16 laptop carts for $55,209.92 (Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account # 20-450-400-731-10-F-AR-RA) for 5 middle schools at a total cost of $404,534.41 to Dell, Inc., Attn: Ed Crumley, One Dell Way, Round Rock, TX 78682 – State Contract #A-70256-WSCA/NASPO – WSCA Contract Code N326AAH.

2. That the Board of Education approve the upgrade licenses of Websense database and software for internet monitoring, filtering and reporting for 450 additional users as required by the Federal E-rate Program (Schools and Libraries Division) at a cost of $4,147.00 to K logic LLC., Attn: Kevin West, 233 Harvard Street, Suite 308, Brookline, MA 02446. (Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account # 20-450-100-600-10-F-AR-RA).

3. That the Board of Education approve the purchase of 16 Hewlett Packard wireless network printers and accessories for 5 middle schools at a cost of $40,395.00 to Hewlett Packard Attn: Public Sector Sales 10810 Farnam Drive Omaha, NE 68154. Reseller number 0345430001. State of New Jersey (WSCAII) (A-70262) contract. (Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account # 20-450-100-600-10-F-AR-RA).

4. That the Board of Education approve the purchase of 10 Polyvision interactive boards, projectors and cables at a cost of $26,233.20 (Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account #20-450-400-731-10-F-AR-RA) and 50 projectors and mounts at a cost of $35,961.50 (Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account #20-450-100-600-10-F-AR-RA) for 5 middle schools at a total cost of $62,194.70 to CDW Government, Att: Vin Mulvihill, 2 Enterprise Drive Fourth Floor, Shelton, CT 06484, MRESC Coop – contract #08/09-42.

5. That the Board of Education approve the purchase of 50 Mimio Interactive with wireless ($29,425.00) and 50 Mimio pads ($15,950.00) for 5 middle schools at a total cost of $45,375.00 to Tom Caine and Associates, 26 Howell Road, Mount Lakes, NJ 07046. New Jersey State Contact #A-65595. Pricing as per the Hunterdon Educational Services Commission Coop Program. (Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account # 20-450-100-600-10-F-AR-RA).

6. That the Board of Education approve the purchase of 50 White marker boards for 5 middle schools at a cost of $10,994.00 to School Specialty, Att: Tom Hoskins, 325 Stevens Way, Freehold, NJ 07728. New Jersey State Contract A-65606 (Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account # 20-450-100-600-10-F-AR-RA).

7. That the Board of Education approve the purchase of 15 portable AV Rover portable systems and software for 5 middle schools at a cost of $46,830.00 to Tele-Measurements Inc. Distance Learning Group, Att: Dave Endres, 145 Main Avenue, Clifton, NJ 07014. New Jersey State Contract A-50954. (Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account #20-450-400-731-10-F-AR-RA).

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October 14, 2009 8. That the Board of Education approve the purchase of Kurzweil software and upgrades for 3 highs

and 5 middle schools at a cost of $65,734.00 to Jan Tech Educational Services, Att: Janet DeSenzo, 9 White Birch Lane Sparta, NJ 07871.(Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account # 20-450-100-600-10-F-AR-RA).

9. That the Board of Education approve the purchase of Study Island language arts and math web based software for 3 high schools at a cost of $9,777.77 to Study Island, LLC, Att: Denita Richardson, PO. Box 674019. (Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account # 20-450-100-600-10-F-AR-RA).

10. That the Board of Education approve the purchase of 900 software licenses for ALEKS Math Software Program for 3 high schools and 5 middle schools at a cost of $19,800.00 (Payment will be from IDEA ARRA Basic Account # 20-450-100-600-10-F-AR-RA) and professional development at a cost of $8,000.00 ( Payment from IDEA ARRA Basic Account # 20-450-200-300-10-F-AR-RA) at a total cost of $27,800.00 to IAK Educational Solutions, LLC, Att: Elizabeth Barnes, 32 Chalmers St. Springfield, MA 01118.

11. That the Board of Education approve the purchase of 24 Cricket CPS RF based technology clickers for 3 high schools at a cost of $5,508.80 to Turning Technologies, Att: Wayne Brooke, 255 W. Federal Street Youngstown, Ohio 44503. (Payment from IDEA ARRA Basic Account # 20-450-100-600-10-F-AR-RA). (Two quotes obtained).

Mr. Miloscia moved for the adoption of the Technology recommendations, seconded by Ms. Leidner. There were no comments or questions from the Board. During public discussion, P. Ballotta, Woodbridge, congratulated the Board in making this sizable investment in technology, acknowledging that a significant portion is in special education. Mr. Ballotta asked for an explanation on Item #8. Ms. Miller stated it is an assisted technology program which will read a textbook aloud to students with learning disabilities enabling these students to be placed in general education classes. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted.

The Buildings and Grounds Committee, on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Business Administrator/Board Secretary, presented the following:

1. That the Board of Education approve the following resolution regarding a requirement by the New Jersey Department of Education for the submission of the three-year maintenance plans, documenting required maintenance in public school facilities:

WHEREAS, the Department of Education requires New Jersey School Districts to submit three-year maintenance plans documenting “required” maintenance activities for each of its public school facilities, and

WHEREAS, the required maintenance activities described in the previously submitted plan for the various school facilities of the Woodbridge Township School District are consistent with these requirements, and

WHEREAS, all past and planned activities are reasonable to keep school facilities open and safe for use in their original condition and to keep their system warranties valid.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Woodbridge Township Board of Education hereby authorizes the School Business Administrator to submit the Comprehensive Maintenance Plan for the Woodbridge Township School District in compliance with Department of Education requirements.

Mr. Yuhasz moved for the adoption of the Buildings and Grounds recommendations, seconded by Ms. Leidner. There were no comments or questions from the Board or public. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted.

The Transportation Committee, on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Business Administrator/Board Secretary, presented the following:

1. That a note be made in the minutes that an additional $154.82 per diem for Rt. FMGS (Middlesex County Academy/Glenn School) for a total of $774.10 for the 2009-2010 school year due to the school going 185 days instead of 180 days. (Transportation Agenda, 6/11/09, Item 22.)

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October 14, 2009 2. That the Board of Education award the purchase of four (4) 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan SE off NJ

State Contract #A73788 at a cost of $19,297.00 per unit for a total of $77,188.00.

3. That the Board of Education approve the cancellation of Rt. IM1A (Iselin Middle School) to the Dapper Bus Company for the 2009-2010 school year due to consolidation. (Transportation Agenda, 6/11/09, Item 9.)

4. That the Board of Education approve the following temporary Fall Out of District route for the 2009-2010 school year to the vendor with the lowest quote, whose quote also met specifications, as follows:

Barker Bus Company Total $19,710.00 1400 Rt. 22 East Bridgewater, NJ 08807

Rt. FASA A Step Ahead Program 90 days @ $181.00 Aide: $38.00 Effective October 5, 2009

Mr. Huber moved for the adoption of the Transportation recommendations, seconded by Ms. Acquisto. There were no comments or questions from the Board or public. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted.

The Cafeteria Committee, on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Business Administrator/Board Secretary, presented the following:

1. That the Board of Education rescind the award of bid PD10-14, Paper/Plastic Goods for the 2009-2010 school year for all items that are listed due to vendor not supplying the products that were bid, as follows. (6/11/09 Cafeteria Agenda, Item #7.)

Am San Eagle Maintenance Supply 80 Twinbridge Dr. Pennsauken, N.J 08110

Mr. Huber moved for the adoption of the Cafeteria recommendation, seconded by Mr. Garley. There were no comments or questions from the Board or public. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted.

Board Attorney, Douglas Silvestro, had nothing to bring before the Board for open session. Mr. Silvestro presented the Board’s annual ethics training, explaining the training is to be used as an aid to the Board as a whole and is not to be considered legal advice. Mr. Silvestro requested that each Board member acknowledge that they have received a copy of the Code of Ethics along with a signature page which will be returned to Ms. DeRollo at the end of the presentation. Following the presentation, Ms. Leidner asked how the Code of Ethics affects the Board’s ability to evaluate the Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Silvestro stated, if a Board member has a conflict where an immediate family member is employed by the Board, and is in the direct chain of command below the Superintendent, the Board member would have to excuse him or her self from any action or discussions regarding the Superintendent’s employment; reviews, contract renewals or contract negotiations. Ms. Leidner clarified that this would not affect the Superintendent’s evaluation. Dr. Crowe attempted to clarify Ms. Leidner’s question stating if a Board member has a relative who works in the district, in essence reporting to the Superintendent, can that Board member evaluate the Superintendent? Mr. Silvestro stated the Board member is not able to participate in any vote or action by the Board on the Superintendent. He further explained if this evaluation is part of the evaluation process to recommend the renewal of the Superintendent’s contract, then that Board member must excuse himself from that action. Ms. Leidner clarified that if five or more Board members are conflicted then the Doctrine of Necessity would have to be invoked. Mr. Silvestro stated Ms. Leidner’s statement was correct.

Mr. Miloscia asked to revisit the Technology agenda, thanking Rita Miller, Gladys Jackson and Michael Esolda for working diligently to put together the agenda.

There was no "Old Business" to bring before the Board.

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October 14, 2009 Under “New Business," Mr. Tamburello asked when the laptops listed in Item #1 of the Technology agenda will be delivered and in the hands of the students. Ms. Miller stated the high school phase were ordered on the September agenda and are presently being worked on by the technology team and should be completed by the end of October. She stated this phase is the middle school phase and should be purchased in the next few days. Mr. Tamburello stated then most likely delivery to the schools should be by the end of November. Ms. Miller stated she is hopeful.

Mr. Yuhasz advised, through the Buildings and Grounds department, the Smart Boards are being installed. Mr. Yuhasz thanked Ms. Miller for the money she ascertained for the boards. Mr. Yuhasz thanked Ms. Rotella on the new reading program initiated in conjunction with Dr. Crowe.

The Board President opened the meeting to the public. There were no comments or questions from the public.

Mr. Garley then presented to the Board for its consideration, a resolution for a Closed Session to discuss subjects exempted from the public portion of the meeting. The discussion to be held in Closed Session will be about personnel matters which include: resignations; extensions of sympathy; retirements; leaves of absences; adjustments in salaries; transfer; appointments of certified and non-certified staff; substitutes; which include substitute teachers, custodians, bus attendants, bus drivers, school aides; appointments of advisors for clubs, extra-curricular, after-school activities, professional development and committees, Family Writing, homework club instructors, Title I and ESL/Bilingual programs; home instructors and coaches. Reappointments of staff members as follows: teachers and athletic trainers, paraprofessionals, bus attendants, clerical aides, health aides, school aides, secretaries (including administrative secretaries), custodians, attendance officers, transportation, technical employees, and non-certificated discretionary employees. There will be discussion of a grievance and employee discipline. Any information regarding the Closed Session discussion will be released to the public when the reasons for discussing these matters in Closed Session no longer exist. On motion by Ms. Acquisto, seconded by Mr. Huber and carried, the Board retired into Closed Session at approximately 7:42 p.m.

Mr. Yuhasz departed the meeting at 7:45 p.m.

The Board returned from Closed Session at approximately 8:12 p.m. and a roll call found all members present as were previously recorded, with the exception of Mr. Yuhasz.

The Personnel Committee, on recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Director of Personnel Services presented the following: 1. That the following resignation be accepted: Name Reason Assignment Years/Service Effective * Harris, Deborah Personal Speech (part-time) 3 mos. 12/04/09 * Effective date of resignation subject to change

2a. That the Board of Education has been informed of the death of Gloria Peterson, a former

supervisor, who served faithfully and rendered valuable service to the Board of Education and to the children of the community. The sympathy of the Board of Education and the Administration is extended to the family of Gloria Peterson, and a note of passing shall be made in the minutes.

b. That the Board of Education has been informed of the death of Helen Melnick, a former Learning

Disabilities Teacher Consultant, who served faithfully and rendered valuable service to the Board of Education and to the children of the community. The sympathy of the Board of Education and the Administration is extended to the family of Helen Melnick, and a note of passing shall be made in the minutes.

c. That the Board of Education has been informed of the death of Hope Szabo, a formerteacher, who

served faithfully and rendered valuable service to the Board of Education and to the children of the community. The sympathy of the Board of Education and the Administration is extended to the family of Hope Szabo, and a note of passing shall be made in the minutes.

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October 14, 2009 3. That the following retirements be accepted with regret: Name Assignment Years/Service Effective Hamilton, Barbara Colonia M.S., Guidance 23 yrs., 9 mos. 12/31/09 Murdock, Clifford Colonia H.S., Custodian 20 yrs., 5 mos. 12/31/09 Olsen, Herbert R. Mascenik, Supv. Custodian 28 yrs., 6 mos. 11/30/09 Poloka, Beverly Avenel M.S., School Nurse 25 yrs. 12/31/09 Ryan Solop, Patricia J. F. Kennedy, Science 27 yrs. 12/31/09 4. That the following resolution of retirement be approved: Name Years/Service Position Cheslak, Krista 36 years, 2 months Teacher Gerity, David 35 years, 2 months Supervising Custodian "WHEREAS, the above employee is retiring from active service in the public schools of

Woodbridge Township after the number of years listed; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the members of the Board of Education of the Township of

Woodbridge to express their appreciation for loyal and unselfish service during those years; therefore be it

RESOLVED, that the gratitude and best wishes of the members of the Board of Education of the

Township of Woodbridge are hereby tendered to this employee in acknowledgment of the service he or she so faithfully and conscientiously rendered; and be it further

RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be spread on the minutes of the Board of Education,

and a copy be sent to the above employee. 5. That the following be granted an unpaid personal leave of absence and/or maternity leave of

absence pursuant to the conditions of the negotiated agreement and/or family leave of absence pursuant to New Jersey Family Leave Act No. N.J.S.A. 34:11,B-1 et.seq. or Federal Family Leave Act No. 29 U.S.C., Section 2601 et.seq.:

Name Assignment Effective % Clarke, Tina Woodbridge High, Science 11/23/09- 3/26/10 $ Galgani, Jacquelyn Transportation - Bus Driver 10/8/09-11/18/09 @ Hamlett, Tanya Transportation - Bus Driver (p/t) 10/5/09-10/23/09 % Maternity Lv.; Unpaid FMLA/NJFL--exact dates to be determined $ Unpaid FMLA/NJFL @ Unpaid NJFL 6. That a note be made in the minutes adjusting the ending date of leave for Dawn Connolly, special

education teacher at Robert Mascenik School, to October 14, 2009, thereby returning on October 15, 2009. This ending date supersedes the date listed on the August 13, 2009 agenda, item #7.

7. That the following leave of absence be approved: Name Effective Assignment Reason Lee, Chun-Hang Jacky 10/2/09; 11/13/09 Woodbridge M.S., Math Military 8. That a note be made in the minutes adjusting the start date for unpaid personal leave for Erin

Somes, teacher, Woodbridge High School, to December 1, 2009. This date supersedes the date listed on the September 17, 2009 agenda, item #5.

9. That a note be made in the minutes to adjust the 2009-2010 annual salary, retroactively, for Ashley

Goldstein Lazerus, School Psychologist, to reflect a degree status of M+32, due to verification of additional credits and supersedes the degree status listed on the August 13, 2009 agenda, item #10.

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literacy coach at Avenel Street School, to September 29, 2009. This date supersedes the date listed on the September 17, 2009 agenda, item #8.

11. That a note be made in the minutes adjusting the effective date of reappointment for Phyllis Ellis,

bus attendant, retroactively to September 1, 2009. (This date supersedes the date listed on the September 17, 2009 agenda, item #8.

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October 14, 2009 12. That the following employees be approved at the salaries listed, due to level movement on the

salary guide as per the negotiated agreement: Name Assignment Effective Rate/Hour Annual Salary

Anner, Maryanne Board Office, Bookkeeper 10/05/0

9 n/a $50,921.00 Ball, Joann Supv. Office, Secretary (12-mo.) 8/01/09 n/a 44,673.00 Bess, Angela WHS, Asst. Sec. (12-mo.) 9/27/09 n/a 47,224.00 Bobel, Susan AMS/FMS, Asst. Sec. (10-mo.) 10/1/09 n/a 31,187.00 Darcy, Kathleen Board Office, Asst. Supv./Payroll 10/1/09 n/a 56,490.00 DeLeon, Winona WHS, Asst. Sec. (12-mo.) 8/01/09 n/a 37,428.00 DeStasio, Cathleen WMS, Secretary (12-mo.) 7/23/09 n/a 38,366.00 Lattanzio, Lynda Board Office, Bookkeeper 10/1/09 n/a 37,936.00 Maliniak, Anna Marie Board Office, Bookkeeper 8/28/09 n/a 44,810.00 Mansfield, Diana #2&16-Sp.Svs.,Asst.Sec.(12-mo.) 8/01/09 n/a 42,703.00 Molesky, Tara WHS, Asst. Sec. (12-mo.) 8/01/09 n/a 37,428.00 Morrison, Corinna Personnel, Adm. Sec. I 8/25/09 n/a 56,738.00 Sarra, Roseann Supt. Office, Adm. Sec. I 7/12/09 n/a 60,295.00 Scarpelli, Phyllis Spec. Svc., Secretary (12-mo.) 9/24/09 n/a 44,673.00

Sepa, Jacqueline Avenel Street, Chief Secretary I 10/01/0

9 n/a 37,790.00 Silva, Kathryn #2&16-Spec. Svc., Asst. Sec.(12-mo.) 9/01/09 n/a 42,703.00 Spearnock, Cynthia Basic Skills, Asst. Sec. (12-mo.) 8/08/09 n/a 40,191.00

Sutphen, Gail Kennedy Park, Chief Sec. I 10/01/0

9 n/a 39,173.00 Szpyhulsky, Christine CHS, Asst. Sec. (12-mo.) 8/25/09 n/a 47,224.00 Turk, Karen WHS, Asst. Sec. (12-mo.) 8/16/09 n/a 47,224.00 Urban, Mary #2&16-Sp.Svs.,Asst.Sec.(12-mo.) 9/01/09 n/a 39,185.00

Akturk, Gulizar Trans. Dept., Bus Attendant 10/20/0

9 $13.73 9,995.44#

Class, Maria Trans. Dept., Bus Attendant 11/01/0

9 17.20 12,521.60#

Crowe, Catherine Trans. Dept., Bus Attendant 10/20/0

9 13.73 9,995.44#

Demko, Michaelene Trans. Dept., Bus Attendant 11/01/0

9 17.20 12,521.60#

Ellis, Phyllis Trans. Dept., Bus Attendant 10/20/0

9 13.73 9,995.44#

Milford, Candice Trans. Dept., Bus Attendant 11/01/0

9 17.20 12,521.60#

Mohammed, Salisha Trans. Dept., Bus Attendant 10/20/0

9 13.73 9,995.44#

Seguine, Janet Trans. Dept., Bus Attendant 11/01/0

9 17.20 12,521.60#Calabrese, Christopher Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 9/21/09 25.45 25,476.36#Castaldo, Caroline Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 9/21/09 25.45 25,476.36#Cichocki, Lynn Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 9/21/09 25.45 25,476.36#

Draper, John Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 10/01/0

9 28.27 28,299.18#

Hamilton, Jeffrey Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 10/01/0

9 28.27 28,299.18#

Jean-Baptiste, Yguence Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 10/01/0

9 28.27 28,299.18#Kochick, Ronald Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 9/21/09 25.45 25,476.36#

Rodriguez, Elizabeth Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 10/20/0

9 22.62 22,642.62#

Sheridan, Robert Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 10/01/0

9 28.27 28,299.18#White, Miriam Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 10/01/0 28.27 28,299.18#

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Wilimberg, Margaret Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 10/20/0

9 22.62 22,642.62#Willis, Bobby Trans. Dept., Bus Driver (p-t) 9/21/09 25.45 25,476.36#Runkel, Jonathan Trans. Dept., Mechanic 8/01/09 n/a 49,807.00 Bianchi, Alfred Woodbridge High, Custodian 9/01/09 n/a 36,975.00 DiPietro, Gaetano Colonia Middle, Custodian 9/01/09 n/a 41,598.00 O'Brien, William E. Avenel Middle, Custodian 9/01/09 n/a 36,975.00 Padden, Ellen Ford Avenue, Custodian 8/01/09 n/a 46,220.00 Ventura, Mark Colonia Middle, Custodian 7/06/09 n/a 36,975.00 Adams, Kurt Spec. Svc., Attendance Officer 8/28/09 n/a 56,207.00

# Annual salary for informational purposes only

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October 14, 2009 13. For the approval of the Board: NON-CERTIFIED Transfer

Name From To Effective * Hughes, Robert Oak Ridge Hgts., Custodian Lynn Crest, Supv. Custodian 11/01/09 * Annual salary adjusted to $49,613 (Adjustments agreed to during the currently pending collective bargaining negotiations

shall be processed as soon as possible following the signing of said agreement.) 14. That the following personnel be appointed for the 2009-2010 school year at the salary rate shown: CERTIFIED Effective Credited Assigned Spec. Prog. Total Annual Name Date Degree Yrs./Exp. Subj. Area Bldg./Dept. or Budget Salary Rate O’Brien, Kelliann 2/01/10 B 0 English(R) J. F. Kennedy Budget $47,588.00 NON-CERTIFIED Hourly Total Annual Name Effective Assignment Replacing Rate Salary Rate Lucas, JoAnn 11/09/09 Trans. Dept., Bus Attendant Whittam $12.03 $8,757.84 # Strich, Laurie 11/09/09 Trans. Dept., Bus Attendant Burch 12.03 8,757.84 # Valle, Evelyn 11/09/09 Lafayette Est., School Aide Hill 12.45 4,482.00 # *** Barreto, Dorothy 10/02/09 Lafayette Est., Para-R Self 22.75 26,914.16 # *** Czochanski, LouAnne 10/13/09 Iselin M.S., Para-S Self 22.75 26,914.16 # *** Mohammed, Salisha 9/01/09 Trans. Dept., Bus Attendant Self 12.03 8,757.84 # *** Reappointment # Annual salary for informational purposes only * Subject to approval for employment from the New Jersey Department of Education. The employee shall be required to submit

an authorization and certification form along with fingerprints for a criminal history background check as required by N.J.S.A. 18A:6-7.1 et seq.

15. That the following temporary employees be approved for the 2009-2010 school year:

Substitute School Aide Benicaso, Sabrina Hanley, Karen Jellison, Jeanette Titone, Katherine Substitute Bus Attendant Bukofsky, Jessica Colclough-Baker, Diana Lyczkowski, Rosemarie Miller, James

Sub Custodian Barany, Daniel Knittel, Marc Sanchez, Luis Sub Bus Driver DeLeo, Kevin Herrera, Jocelyn

16. That the substitute teachers listed below be approved for the 2009-2010 school year:

Acosta, Stephanie Autar, Gokula Avenilov, Jaclyn Chaudhry, Saima Chidurala, Nirmala Diller, Lindsay DiMaggio, Wendy Eddington, Courtney Ellam, Lawrence Fernandez, Jessica Hilliard, Tania Leighton, Jennifer Magodia, Kiran Majd, Fereshteh Mampullyradhakrishnan, Pramila

McCann, Gabriela Patel, Pinal Robbins, Karen Sadlo, Timothy Servedio, Kristin Shafik, Fady Skiba, Laura Slingerland, Jesse Travis, Rebecca Weissman, Ruth

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17. That the following be appointed to the positions listed below for the 2009-2010 school year:

(Payment will be upon voucher submitted.) School Name Position Salary Mawbey Street Puehlhorn, Alice Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. $478.00 Quinn, Alice Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 478.00 Santaniello, Dorothy Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Spatola, Christine Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Avenel Street Chernow, Gary Safety Patrol 956.00 Dlugos, Michele Student Council 956.00 Port Reading Rothenberg, Linda Safety Patrol 956.00 Barnett, Michael Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 DiTursi, Gina Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Ross Street Buteas, Kathleen Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 478.00 Milford, Deborah Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 478.00 Perryman, Kim Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Rawls, Kelly Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Ford Avenue Recchione, Michele Safety Patrol 956.00 Mosca, Sheri Student Council 956.00 Indiana Avenue Anderson, Nancy Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 478.00 Perez, Anthony Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 478.00 Geisheimer, Jennifer Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Griffin, Eileen Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Menlo Park Terrace Woerner, Jacyln Safety Patrol 956.00 D’Alessandro, Leigh Anne Student Council 956.00 Claremont Avenue Liquori, Jessica Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 478.00 Woodhull, Janet Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 478.00 Thomsen, Christine Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Tornambe, Michael Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Oak Ridge Heights Roarty, Thomas Safety Patrol 956.00 Curto, Eleanor Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Nagy, Deena Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Lynn Crest Castrogiovanni, Maria Safety Patrol 956.00 Scheick, Holly Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Woodbine Avenue Bivona, Danielle Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 478.00 Masino, Michelle Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 478.00 Bivona, Danielle Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Masino, Michelle Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Kennedy Park Jacob, Nina Safety Patrol Co-Adv. 478.00 Passarelli, Julie Safety Patrol Co-Adv. 478.00 Passarelli, Julie Student Council 956.00 Lafayette Estates Puskuldjian, June Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 478.00 Geller, Helayne Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 478.00 Amato, Jill Student Council Co-Adv. 478.00 Merker, Rita Student Council Co-Adv. 478.00 Robert Mascenik Ruta, Nicholas Safety Patrol 956.00 Makoski, Nancy Student Council 956.00 Pennsylvania Avenue Vogt, Eva Safety Patrol 956.00 Bazaral, Susan Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Kerbis, Valerie Student Council, Co-Adv. 478.00 Matthew Jago Keifer, Lindsay Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 318.67 McCracken, Colleen Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 318.67 Powers, Valerie Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 318.67 Keifer, Lindsay Student Council, Co-Adv. 318.67 McCracken, Colleen Student Council, Co-Adv. 318.67 Powers, Valerie Student Council, Co-Adv. 318.67

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18. Extra-Curricular and Interest Club Activities for the 2009-2010 school year. AVENEL MIDDLE SCHOOL COLONIA MIDDLE SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary Barth, Kristen Art Club Adv. $956.00 Bernstein, Jason AV Club Adv. $956.00Caplette, Colleen Stud. Cncl. Co-Adv. 811.50 Bertscha, Lynn Math Club Adv. 8th Gr. 956.00Contala, Michele Photo/Video Adv. 956.00 Buggey, Gloria Math Club Adv. (7 & 8) 956.00Cottrell, Kelly Stud. Cncl. Co-Adv. 811.50 Ciardiello, Gina Yearbook Co-Adv. 612.50Genus, Kimberly Chorus Adv. 1,432.00 Clifford, Patricia 8th Grade Dance Co-Adv. 478.00Geraci, Jessica Book Club Co-Adv. 478.00 Clifford, Patricia Wrld Language Cl Co-Adv. 478.00Harrington, LaDawna Technology Adv. 956.00 Coen, Cheryl Scenery Club Co-Adv. 478.00Hunt, Randall Band Adv. 1,432.00 Dziedzic, Thomas 8th Grade Dance Co-Adv. 478.00Petrovey, Danielle 8th Gr. Dance Co-Adv. 478.00 Grose, Jaimie Scenery Club Co-Adv. 478.00Ragan, Charlene Yearbook Co-Adv. 612.50 Henriques, Marcella World Lang. Club Co-Adv. 478.00Samaniego, Carol Nat'l Jr. HS Adv. 956.00 Henriques, Marcella Yearbook Co-Adv. 612.50Samaniego, Cesar AV Club Adv. 956.00 McCabe, Michael Drama Club Adv. 956.00Thiry, Erica 8th Gr. Dance, Co-Adv 478.00 Nolan, Lisa Art Club Adv. 956.00Wanko, Jamie Book Club Co-Adv. 478.00 Olvesen, Frieda Math Club Adv. (7) 956.00Weiman, Christina Drama Club Adv. 956.00 Olvesen, Frieda Student Cncl. Adv. 1,623.00Zeizel, Meni Yearbook Co-Adv. 612.50 Pierson, Edward Chorus Adv. 1,432.00 Racano, Celeste Kids for Kindness 956.00 Roemer,Danielle

Tomasso, Dianne Newspaper Adv. Math Club Co-Adv. (6)

1,432.00478.00

Urchin, Ellen Math Club Co-Adv. (6) 478.00 Willenbrock, Mark Band Adv. 1,432.00 Wilson, Marianne Musical Production Adv. 956.00 FORDS MIDDLE SCHOOL ISELIN MIDDLE SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary

Aria, Charles AV Club Advisor $956.00 Abatemarco, Jason Comm. Of Caring $956.00Bychkowski, Sherry Chorus Advisor 1,432.00 Alvarado, Christina Gardening Club Co-Adv. 478.00Delloiacono, Patricia Stud. Council Co-Adv. 811.50 Amery, Patricia Gardening Club Co-Adv. 478.00Delloiacono, Patricia Ski Club Co-Adv. 159.33 Amery, Patricia Student Cncl., Co-Adv. 811.50Evangelista, Andrea Scrapbook. Club Adv. 956.00 Bachmann, Kathleen Engineering, Co-Adv. 478.00Evangelista, Brian Ski Club Co-Adv. 159.33 Banos, Christopher Yearbook, Co-Adv. 612.50Gallagher, Cheryl Early Act Club, Co-Adv. 478.00 Bergondo, Robyn Comm. , Co-Adv. 478.00Ginda, Michele Homework Club Co-Adv. 478.00 Bergondo, Robyn Newspaper, Co-Adv. 716.00Hartenstein, Scott Yearbook Advisor 1,225.00 Bergondo, Robyn Lang. Arts 6, Advisor 956.00Hutchinson, Jennifer Ski Club Co-Adv. 159.33 Casella, Margaretta Chorus Advisor 1,432.00Kerbis, Erin 8th Grade Dance Co-Adv 478.00 Clancy, James Yearbook, Co-Advisor 612.50Kerbis, Erin Ski Club Co-Adv. 159.33 Crespo, Brenda Math Academy, Co-Adv. 478.00Kerbis, Erin Peer Mentoring 956.00 Evangelista,Andrea Drama, Advisor 956.00Mazzilli, Jennifer Student Council, Co-Adv. 811.50 Fitzpatrick, Jane Engineering, Co-Adv. 478.00McCann, Matthew Chess Club 478.00 Glick, Robert Band Advisor 1,432.00McCann, Matthew Ski Club Co-Adv. 159.33 Hartnack, Lois 8th Gr. Dance Adv. 956.00Novak, Irene Band Advisor 1,432.00 Hartnack, Lois Art Club Advisor 956.00Quinn, Marie Homework Club Co-Adv. 478.00 Hilarczyk, Michelle Comm. , Co-Adv. 478.00Ruiz, Diana Spanish Club 478.00 Hilarczyk, Michelle Student Council, Co-Adv. 811.50Sherry, Diane Early Act Club Co-Adv. 478.00 Lubarsky, Lisa Engineering, Co-Adv. 478.00Terebetsky, Lauren 8th Grade Dance Co-Adv 478.00 Roy, Debjani Multicult. Club Co-Adv. 478.00Terebetsky, Lauren Newspaper Co-Adv. 716.00 Sharma, Puja Engineering, Co-Adv. 478.00Turner, Jennifer Ski Club Co-Adv. 159.33 Stelluto, Donna ELL Reading, Advisor 956.00Valente, Jessica Stud. Council Co-Adv. 801.50 Stelluto, Donna Multicullt.Club Co-Adv. 478.00Wernsing, Cynthia Newspaper Co-Adv. 716.00 Tomaszewski,Jaclyn Newspaper, Co-Adv. 716.00 Tomaszewski,Jaclyn Comm. of Caring 956.00 WOODBRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL WOODBRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL (cont.) Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary Blasena, John Computer Club Adv. $956.00 Olsen, Stephanie Art Club Adv. $956.00Cardoso, Miguel AVA Club Adv. 956.00 Pastor, Marissa Homework Club Co-Adv. 189.78Carsey, Nicole Ecology Club Adv. 956.00 Perry, Beverly Homework Club Co-Adv. 189.78Carsey, Nicole Homework Club Co-Adv. 189.78 Rollo, Elizabeth Homework Club Co-Adv. 189.78Eubanks, Brigham Homework Club Co-Adv. 189.78 Schetttini, Michelle 8th Gr. Dance, Co-Adv 478.00Gallo, Jill Homework Club Co-Adv. 189.78 Schettini, Michelle Homework Club Co-Adv. 189.78Hugelmeyer, Casey Early Act Club 956.00 Stapleton, Ashley Homework Club Co-Adv. 189.78Jorgensen, Doreen Band Adv. 1,432.00 Stapleton, Ashley Yearbook 1,225.00Keuscher, Ted Student Council 1,623.00 TenBroeck, Roberta Chorus Adv. 1,432.00McHale, Noreen Homework Club Co-Adv. 189.78 Nemeth, Alice Homework Club Co-Adv. 189.78 Olsen, Stephanie 8th Grade Dance Co-Adv. 478.00

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Name Activity Salary Name Abrams, Melissa Bard Adv. $2,866.00 Altland, Brad Senior Class Co-Adv. $1,651.50Abrams, Melissa Sr. Class Play (Set Design) 1,718.00 Belly, Sue Show Chorus Co-Adv. 478.00Amorin, Christine Eng. Tutor. Club 956.00 Bergin, Timothy Set Construction 1,718.00Blash, Jennifer Volleyball Club 956.00 Bonventure, Anthony Engineering Club Adv. 956.00Bolton, Alaine Chorus Adv. 3,344.00 Bonventure, Anthony Senior Play Stage Crew 1,718.00Bolton, Alaine Sr. Play Voc. Dir. 2,387.00 Cabrera, Joshua Band Director 5,731.00Bueno, Cynthia Jr. Cotillion 1,432.00 Cabrera, Joshua Jazz Band Club 956.00Bueno, Cynthia Yearbook Advisor 3,819.00 Cabrera, Joshua Senior Play Orchestra 2,387.00Chmiel, Thomas DECA Adv. 2,387.00 Crego, Cathryn Acad. Comp. Sci. Res. 2,387.00Cioni, Kristin Choreographer 1,718.00 Culton, Delia Student Council Asst. 2,387.00Clark, Alexandra Sr. Play Make-Up 573.00 DiFiori, Martha Spanish HS Advisor 956.00Cuffe, Sean Film Club Adv. 2,387.00 DiLonardo, Sharon Sr. Class, Co-Advisor 1,651.50Danch, James Science Res. Club 2,387.00 DiLonardo, Sharon Sr. Masquerade, Co-Adv 612.50DeCrosta, Nicole Sr. Class Treas.Co. Adv. 1,050.50 DiPalma, Stephen Literary Magazine Advisor 2,866.00DeRollo, Rebecca Sr. Masquerade Adv. 1,240.00 Doran, Alanna Sophomore Class Advisor 2,101.00Dominguez, Maria World Lang. Club Co-Adv. 478.00 Dzema, Cynthia Junior Class Advisor 2,387.00Ercolino, Lisa Junior Cotillion - Asst. 1,146.00 Essig, Michael Key Club Advisor 956.00Ercolino, Lisa Sr. Play Sales & Pub. Adv. 1,146.00 Evanko, Elizabeth Art Services Co-Adv. 1,179.00Ferris, Joel Step Team 956.00 Evanko, Elizabeth Literary Magazine Asst. 1,912.00Fitzsimmons,Robert Math Tutoring Club (pm) 956.00 Friedman, Rachael Art Services Co-Adv. 1,179.00Galganske, Bettina Art Club 956.00 Giordano, Diane Math Club Advisor 956.00Gobbo, JoAnn FBLA Co-Adv. 1,193.50 Graham, Ross Freshman Class Advisor 1,912.00Greene, Cathleen Biology Club-Fall 478.00 Graham, Ross Model UN Club Co-Adv. 478.00Greene, Cathleen Jr. Class Adv. 2,387.00 Inostroza, Jennifer Color Guard Advisor 2,866.00Greffer, Chantal Ecology Club 956.00 Jacobson, Donna Drama Club 956.00Hebb, Christina Yearbook Asst. 2,279.00 Jacobson, Donna Senior Play Advisor (M) 4,298.00Kaur, Virinder Multi-Cultural Club Co-Adv. 478.00 Koch, Matthew Newspaper Advisor 2,866.00Kenney, Karen FBLA Co-Adv. 1,193.50 Kondrk, Jessica Jr. Cotillion Asst. 1,146.00Kurowsky, Scott Yearbook Fin. Co-Adv. 811.50 Kurack, Sharon Japanese Club 956.00Leahy, William Sr. Play Set Construction 1,718.00 Kurack, Sharon Senior Prom Co-Advisor 848.50MacIntyre, Suzanne Sr. Prom Co-Adv. 859.00 Lehman, Dale Sewing Club 956.00Matulewicz,Christopher Biology Club -Spring 478.00 Luan, Chih-Ann Grace Waksman Sci. Club Adv. 956.00McCauley, Barbara Multi-Cultural Club Co-Adv. 478.00 Maginn, Thomas Mock Trial Adv. 956.00McNamara, Lindsay Bard Asst. 1,912.00 Masucci, Alysa Drill Team 2,866.00McNamara, Lindsay Eng. Tutor. Club 956.00 McKeever, Maura Sr. Play Choreographer 1,718.00Meade, Rosemary Sr. Class Treas. Co. Adv. 1,050.50 Migacz, Joseph NHS Advisor 2,387.00Meade, Rosemary Sr. Prom Co-Adv. 859.00 Palombo, Anthony Yearbook Financial Adv 1,623.00Meade, Rosemary Stud. Council Adv. 3,438.00 Panko, Jamison Academic Team Adv. 2,387.00Meade, Rosemary Sr. Class Treas. Co. Adv. 1,010.50 Panko, Jamison SAT Club Co-Adv. 478.00Perdoni, Kevin Band Director 5,731.00 Paul, Richard Library Club 956.00Perdoni, Kevin Sr. Play - Orch. Dir. 2,387.00 Poltorak, Nicole Jr. Cotillion Adv. 1,432.00Platko, Stephanie Color Guard Adv. 2,866.00 Ridgeway, Keith FHS Advisor 956.00Platko, Stephanie Sr. Play (Musical) 4,298.00 Roth, Brittany FBLA Co-Adv. 1,179.00Roberts, Debra NHS Advisor 2,387.00 Schreck, Bob FBLA Co-Adv. 1,179.00Rockmaker, Linda Juggernauts Adv. 2,387.00 Schreck, Bob Senior Class Treasurer 2,101.00Sheehan, Lynn Inter-Act Club (F) 956.00 Schreck, Bob Sr. Play Sales & Publ. Adv 1,146.00Sheehan, Lynn Inter-Act Club (S) 956.00 Sexton, Shirley Sr. Masquerade, Co-Adv 612.50Sheehan, Lynn Sr. Class Adv. 3,344.00 Sienkiewicz, Michele Yearbook Asst. 2,279.00Simkovich, Danielle Freshman Class Adv. 1,912.00 Slaughter, Henry Tutoring Club Adv. 956.00Simkovich, Danielle School Newspaper 2,866.00 Smith, Jeremiah SAT Club Co-Adv. 478.00Simkovich, Danielle Sr. Play Costumes 859.00 Stachurski, Amy Sr. Prom Co-Advisor 848.50Simkovich, Danielle Yearbook Fin. Co-Adv. 811.50 Szymonowicz, Mary Yearbook Advisor 3,819.00Smyth, Melanie Math Tutoring Club (AM) 956.00 Tolley, Tara Student Council Advisor 3,438.00Ward, Jennifer World Lang. Club Co-Adv. 478.00 Verrilli, Judith Chorus Advisor 3,344.00Wojcich, Trisha Sophomore Class Adv. 2,101.00 Verrilli, Judith Show Chorus Co-Adv. 478.00

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WOODBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary

Amory, Elizabeth Chorus $3,344.00 Pereira, Priscilla ESL Club Adv. $956.00Angatia, Jesse Art Services 2,387.00 Petersen, Laurel Acad. Comp. Co-Adv. 1,193.50Cataldo, Abagail NHS Co-Adv. 1,193.50 Petersen, Laurel Future Prob. Solvers Adv. 2,387.00Clarke, Tina Int'l. Cult. Club 956.00 Picciano, Thomas Ecology Club Co-Adv. 478.00Daly, Sean Student Cncl. Adv. 3,438.00 Prochoren, Angela English Tutorial Club 956.00DelGandio, Tara Sign Lang. Club 956.00 Prochoren, Kathleen FBLA Adv. 2,387.00DeRose, Susan Knit & Crochet, Co-Adv 478.00 Ramos, Nereida Spanish HS Adv. 956.00Donelan, Darrell Band Director 5,731.00 Ray, Ronn Film Club Adv. 2,387.00Donelan, Darrell Drill Team 2,866.00 Rodak, Laura Sr. Play, Set Design 1,718.00Donelan, Darrell Sr. Play, Orch. Dir. 2,387.00 Royce, Lindsey Yearbook Advisor 3,819.00Fasciale, Yvonne Art Club Adv. 956.00 Smith, Matthew Winter Study Hall 956.00Giordano, Tammy Yearbook Fin. Adv. 1,623.00 Soto, Jacquelyn Interact Club 956.00Giordano, Tammy Computer Club 956.00 Strauss, Robert Weight Room (S) 956.00Grasso, Norma Chess Club 956.00 Strauss, Robert Weight Room (W) 956.00Grasso, Norma Paddleball Club 956.00 Switek, Michael Sr. Class Adv. 3,344.00Grasso, Bernadette Sr. Masquerade Co-Adv. 620.00 Terrell, Kelly Drama Club Co-Adv. 478.00Gross, Nichole Junior Cotillion 1,432.00 Terrell, Kelly Sr. Play Stage Crew 1,718.00Gross, Nichole Sr. Play, Set Constr. 1,718.00 Tolentino, Maria Ecology Club Co-Adv. 478.00Gyorfy, Jessica Newspaper Adv. 2,866.00 Volpe, Joseph Cust. Of School Monies 4,778.00Huber, Stacy Color Guard Adv 2,866.00 Vignoli, Robert Sr. Class Treas. 2,101.00Huber, Stacy Jr. Class Adv. 2,387.00 Washington, Michelle Freshman Mentors 956.00Huber, Stacy Junior Cotillion 1,432.00 Woerner, Patricia Sr. Prom Co-Adv. 859.00Kelman, Michael Weight Room (F) 956.00 Wong, Karlvin Anime Club 956.00Kreisel, Judith Literary Magazine Adv 2,866.00 Zeitz, Suzana French Club Adv. 956.00Lynch, Thomas Drama Club Co-Adv. 478.00 Zeitz, Suzana French Hon. Soc. 956.00Lynch, Thomas Sr. Play Director (M) 4,298.00 Maddock, Richard Math Tutorial Club 956.00 Meros, Victoria Sr. Masquerade Co-Adv. 620.00 Nobel, Marycatherine Host & Hostess Adv. 956.00 Nobel, Marycatherine Sr. Prom Co-Adv. 859.00 Papageorgiou, Bob NHS Co-Adv. 1,193.50 Peitz, Timothy Acad. Comp. Co-Adv. 1,193.50

19. That the following After-School Activity appointments for the elementary schools be approved for the 2009-2010 school year. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted)

School Name Activity Salary Avenel St. School #4&5 Radzik, John Basketball (Boys) $471.60 Avenel St. School #4&5 Radzik, John Basketball (Girls) 471.60 Avenel St. School #4&5 Radzik, John Kickball (Boys) 471.60 Avenel St. School #4&5 Radzik, John Kickball (Girls) 471.60 Avenel St. School #4&5 Radzik, John Volleyball (Boys) 471.60 Avenel St. School #4&5 Radzik, John Volleyball (Girls) 471.60 Claremont Ave. School #20 Terpanick, Christine AM FUN 596.75 Claremont Ave. School #20 Terpanick, Christine Track & Field 358.05 Lafayette Est. School #25 Capone, Gregory Intramural Sports 955.00 Mawbey St. School #1 Leschek, Jessica Gr. 5 Wiffleball 238.70 Mawbey St. School #1 Siswo, Barbara Gr. 5 Wiffleball 238.70 Mawbey St. School #1 Spatola, Christine Gr. 4 Wiffleball 238.70 Mawbey St. School #1 Ziegler, Carissa Gr. 4 Wiffleball 238.70 Menlo Park Terr. School #19 Bocchino, Frank Basketball/Volleyball 214.83 Menlo Park Terr. School #19 Bocchino, Frank Fall Kickball 214.83 Menlo Park Terr. School #19 Bocchino, Frank Spring Kickball 286.44 Oak Ridge Heights #21 Szymborski, Julie Girls Basketball 286.44 Oak Ridge Heights #21 Szymborski, Julie Girls Track 286.44 Oak Ridge Heights #21 Wubbenhorst, Frederick Boys Basketball 286.44 Oak Ridge Heights #21 Wubbenhorst, Frederick Boys Track 286.44 Pennsylvania Ave. School #27 Ackerman, Edward Basktb./Ft.Ball/Soc./VB $477.40 Pennsylvania Ave. School #27 Anan, Maria Learning Strategies 477.40 Pt. Reading School #9 Bloomfield, Lynne Walking Club 107.42 Pt. Reading School #9 Cerreto, Darin Wiffleball 429.66 Pt. Reading School #9 Hein, Anthony Computer Club 381.92 Pt. Reading School #9 Rothenberg, Linda Math Club 286.44 Pt. Reading School #9 Savoia, Paul Computer Club 381.92 Pt. Reading School #9 Steinberg, Jane Writer's Challenge 238.70

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Pt. Reading School #9 Steinberg, Jane Mentor Club 143.22 20. That the following After-School Activity appointments for the middle and high schools be approved

for the 2009-2010 school year. (Payments will be upon voucher submitted) WOODBRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL AVENEL MIDDLE SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary

Calhoun, Jayson Soccer $238.70 Caplette, Colleen Flag Football $381.92Calhoun, Jayson Basketball 358.50 Caplette, Colleen Winter Basketball 429.66Cianfano, Andrew Football 334.18 Caplette, Colleen 6th Gr. Volleyball 238.70Cichanowsky, Jill Volleyball 310.31 Caplette, David Flag Football 381.92Cichanowsky, Jill Co-Ed. Fitness 334.18 Caplette, David Winter Basketball 429.66Cichanowsky, Jill Track 358.50 Caplette, David 6th Gr. Volleyball 238.70Thomsen, Russell Golf 235.80 Cinkewicz, Beth Colorguard 429.66Thomsen, Russell Baseball 310.31 Parry, James Tech Academy 596.75

COLONIA MIDDLE SCHOOL ISELIN MIDDLE SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary

Bagnato, Christopher Co-ed. Sports $954.80 Amery, Patricia Track $1,121.89McCullough, Annette Fitness Club 954.80 Canto, Richard Football, Soccer 1,121.89 Caruso, Franco Basketball, Softball 1,121.89 Herbeck, Scott Kickball 1,121.89 Leusen, Stacey Volleyball 501.27

COLONIA HIGH SCHOOL JOHN F. KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary

Blash, Jennifer Boys' Fall Conditioning $286.44 Altland, Brad Fitness Training $716.10 Chiera, Christopher Fall AM Conditioning 477.40 Banos, Christopher Weight Training 1,074.15Hill, Andrew Boys' Fall Conditioning 262.57 McFadden, Thomas Weight Training 1,074.15LaSala, Pellegrino Winter Conditioning 716.10 Nyers, Richard Weight Training 1,432.20LaSala, Pellegrino Spring Conditioning 668.36 Viteri, Ricardo Self-Defense 596.75

Lohman, Michelle Girls Fall Conditioning 477.40 Waddleton, Daniel Fall Open Gym 477.40

21. That the Board of Education approve payment to the following staff member to serve as Elementary

Library Professional Development Provider during the 2009-2010 school year. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from funded account):

Name Salary Csapo, Sandor $1,000.00 22. That the following staff member be appointed as members of the I&RS Committee at Matthew Jago

School during the 2009-2010 school year at the designated salary noted below. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #11-401-100-100-29-Z-AC-00):

Name Salary Soberanis, Debra $600.00

23. That a note be made in the minutes correcting the salaries of the following staff members to serve as I&RS Committee members at Matthew Jago School during the 2009-2010 school year. (These salaries supersede the salaries listed on the September 17, 2009 Personnel Agenda, Item #17):

Name Salary Russo, Patricia $600.00 Weindel, Linda 600.00

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24. That the Board of Education approve the following School Professional Development Committee

members for the 2009-2010 school year, consisting of at least 3 teachers elected to the position and the principal or designee in accordance with N.J.A.C. 6A:9-15:3(h):

School Name Mawbey Street Puehlhorn, Kathleen Mawbey Street Rackett, Robin Mawbey Street Ryan, Amy Mawbey Street Rinaldo, Geraldine Avenel Street Netta, Linda Avenel Street Radzik, John Avenel Street Sivillo, Lisa Avenel Street Kurlander, Dara Port Reading Kaelber, Kelli Port Reading McKenzie, Jill Port Reading Weil, Jennifer Port Reading Bader, John Ross Street Gilligan, Lindsey Ross Street Lopes, Jamie Ross Street Milford, Deborah Ross Street Strack, Sharon Ford Avenue DelliSanti, Lisa Ford Avenue Fibraio, Therese Ford Avenue Servis, Janet Ford Avenue Bedosky, Cathie A. Indiana Avenue DeMarino, Paula Indiana Avenue Hartlieb, Kerstin Indiana Avenue Pagnozzi, Laurie Indiana Avenue Haras-Yekel, Lisa Marie Indiana Avenue Fancera, Samuel F. Menlo Park Terrace Kozak, Kristina Menlo Park Terrace Morante, Amanda Menlo Park Terrace Triebwasser, Linda Menlo Park Terrace McGreevey, Sharon Claremont Avenue Horvath, Joanne C. Claremont Avenue Enright, Debra Claremont Avenue Marrone, Jodi Claremont Avenue Springer, Joann Oak Ridge Heights Kenney, Candice Oak Ridge Heights Wright, Michele Oak Ridge Heights Wubbenhorst, Frederick Oak Ridge Heights D’Orsi, Joseph G. Lynn Crest Arva, Susan Lynn Crest Mills, Eric Lynn Crest Vazquez, Lori Lynn Crest Osborne, Scott Woodbine Avenue Heagen, Beth A. Woodbine Avenue Trenery, Tracy Woodbine Avenue Turnbull, Jaclyn Woodbine Avenue Small, Mary Jane Kennedy Park Grochowicz, Maria Kennedy Park Jacob, Nina Kennedy Park Tedesco, Laura Kennedy Park Osborne-Hodes, Jill Lafayette Estates Puskuldjian, June Lafayette Estates Saraiva, Melissa Lafayette Estates Senatore, Lisa

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Lafayette Estates Zega, Robert Robert Mascenik Brassler, Lynn Robert Mascenik Bucior, Lora

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24. School Professional Development Committee (cont.):

School Name Robert Mascenik Moskowitz, Beatrice Pennsylvania Avenue Anan, Maria Pennsylvania Avenue Kraese, Gina Pennsylvania Avenue Mann, Donna Pennsylvania Avenue O’Donaghue-Smith, Denise Matthew Jago Lander, Karan Matthew Jago Superior, Pamela Matthew Jago Weindel, Linda Matthew Jago Patten, Robert F. Avenel Middle DePaola Samaniego, Carolann Avenel Middle Geraci, Jessica Avenel Middle Kuzniak, Gary S. Colonia Middle Clifford, Patricia Colonia Middle Eberhardt, Carol Colonia Middle Uchrin, Ellen Colonia Middle Miller, Gregg Fords Middle Kerbis, Erin Fords Middle Leon, Greta Fords Middle Schaefer, Cynthia Fords Middle Lagunovich, Cynthia Iselin Middle Frank-Eriksen, Karen Iselin Middle Frame, Joseph Iselin Middle Steinberg, Laura Iselin Middle Rumage, Jared J. Woodbridge Middle Cardoso, Miguel Woodbridge Middle Dosch, Richard Woodbridge Middle Nemeth, Alice Woodbridge Middle Sullivan, James B. Colonia High Brennan, Linda Colonia High Navarro, Nina Colonia High McNamara, Lindsay Colonia High Fitzgerald, Patricia John F. Kennedy High Geddes, Eric John F. Kennedy High DePaolo, Sandra John F. Kennedy High Schmidt, Katherine John F. Kennedy High Wandras, Sherry Woodbridge High Bunch, Quienzell Woodbridge High Neidhardt, Kathryn Woodbridge High Zeitz, Suzana Woodbridge High Pace, Kenneth

25. That the Board of Education approve payment to the following staff members as instructors for the fall/winter Tech Academy professional development at Woodbridge High School. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from funded account):

Name Hours Rate Salary DeRose, Susan 6 $31.63 $189.78 Esteves, Yvette 75 31.63 2,372.25 Merkel, Lori 6 31.63 189.78 Stock, Patricia 45 31.63 1,423.35

26. That a note be made in the minutes correcting the salaries of the following staff members to serve as instructors for the fall/winter Tech Academy. (These salaries supersede the salaries listed on the September 17, 2009 Personnel Agenda, Item #15).

Name Hours Rate Salary Cardoso, Miguel 45 $31.63 1,423.35 Coleman, Joanne 45 31.63 1,423.35

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Jacob, Nina 60 31.63 1,897.80 26. Continued

Name Hours Rate Salary Murray, Elaine 34 31.63 1,075.42 Senatore, Lisa 15 31.63 474.45 Woodhull, Janet 32 31.63 1,012.16 Zollo, Laura 30 31.63 948.90

27. That a note be made in the minutes that Cheryl Meyer will not serve as an instructor for the fall/winter Tech Academy during the 2009-2010 school year and will not receive payment for the same (Personnel Agenda – September 17, 2009 Item #15)

28. That the following staff members be appointed as P.A.L.S. Instructors at the elementary schools listed below for the 2009-2010 school year: (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #11-000-221-104-60-A-AH-T2)

School Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Mawbey Street Gilligan, Carolyn 19 $31.63 $600.97 Mawbey Street Natale, Mary Ann 19 31.63 600.97 Avenel Street Kocun, Joan 19 31.63 600.97 Avenel Street O’Brien, Rosemary 19 31.63 600.97 Port Reading Cerreto, Darin 14 31.63 442.82 Port Reading Lammers, Janice 12 31.63 379.56 Port Reading Steinberg, Jane 12 31.63 379.56 Ross Street Hynes, Amy 19 31.63 600.97 Ross Street Mattoon, Rosanne 19 31.63 600.97 Ford Avenue Hoppock, Kelly 19 31.63 600.97 Ford Avenue Rinaldo, Barbara 19 31.63 600.97 Indiana Avenue Pasculli, Sheryl 19 31.63 600.97 Indiana Avenue Robertazzi, Janine 19 31.63 600.97 Menlo Park Terrace Cinelli, Sandra 19 31.63 600.97 Menlo Park Terrace Monticollo, Virginia 19 31.63 600.97 Claremont Avenue Horvath, Joanne 12.5 31.63 395.38 Claremont Avenue Lewert, Melissa 12.5 31.63 395.38 Claremont Avenue Ortenzio, Mary Ann 12.5 31.63 395.38 Oak Ridge Heights Donato, Cheryl 19 31.63 600.97 Oak Ridge Heights Wilson, Janice 19 31.63 600.97 Lynn Crest Kendrick, Kimberly 19 31.63 600.97 Lynn Crest Schuck, Jaime 19 31.63 600.97 Woodbine Avenue Glagola, Nancy 19 31.63 600.97 Woodbine Avenue Sullivan, Pamela 19 31.63 600.97 Kennedy Park Desai, Kuntal 19 31.63 600.97 Kennedy Park Zollo, Laura 19 31.63 600.97 Lafayette Estate Annetta, Gia 19 31.63 600.97 Lafayette Estates Coyle, Jennifer 19 31.63 600.97 Robert Mascenik Mellito, Jill 19 31.63 600.97 Robert Mascenik Sawczak, Steven 19 31.63 600.97 Pennsylvania Avenue McRae, Monica 19 31.63 600.97 Pennsylvania Avenue Socratous, Linda 19 31.63 600.97 Matthew Jago Carnevale, Renee 12.5 31.63 395.38 Matthew Jago Cosgrove, Darlene 12.5 31.63 395.38 Matthew Jago Krenzel, Jo-Ann 12.5 31.63 395.38

29. That the following staff members be appointed as Family Writing Instructors for the 2009-2010 school year at the elementary schools listed below: (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #11-000-221-104-60-A-AH-FP)

School Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Mawbey Street Coyle, Mary Ann 19.5 $31.63 $616.78 Mawbey Street Quinn, Alice 19.5 31.63 616.78

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Avenel Street Derewsky, Kimberly 19.5 31.63 616.78 Avenel Street Wilson, Janice 19.5 31.63 616.78

29. Family Writing Instructors (Continued)

School Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Port Reading Kaelber, Kelli 19.5 31.63 616.78 Port Reading Steinberg, Jane 19.5 31.63 616.78 Ross Street Deniz, Kristen 19.5 $31.63 $616.78 Ross Street Groiss, Sara 19.5 31.63 616.78 Ford Avenue Mosca, Sheri 19.5 31.63 616.78 Ford Avenue Pakla, Kristen 19.5 31.63 616.78 Indiana Avenue Henderson, Valerie 19.5 31.63 616.78 Indiana Avenue Robertazzi, Janine 19.5 31.63 616.78 Menlo Park Terrace Coleman, Joanne 19.5 31.63 616.78 Menlo Park Terrace Haumacher, Mary 19.5 31.63 616.78 Claremont Avenue Enright, Debra 19.5 31.63 616.78 Claremont Avenue Horvath, Joanne 19.5 31.63 616.78 Oak Ridge Heights Donato, Cheryl 19.5 31.63 616.78 Oak Ridge Heights Kenney, Candice 19.5 31.63 616.78 Lynn Crest Scheick, Holly 19.5 31.63 616.78 Woodbine Avenue Bivona, Danielle 19.5 31.63 616.78 Woodbine Avenue Calicari, Laura 19.5 31.63 616.78 Kennedy Park Kuzma, Catherine 19.5 31.63 616.78 Kennedy Park Zollo, Laura 19.5 31.63 616.78 Lafayette Estates Chandler, Patricia 19.5 31.63 616.78 Lafayette Estates Nordveit, Mary Jane 19.5 31.63 616.78 Robert Mascenik Bucior, Lora 19.5 31.63 616.78 Robert Mascenik Schwab, Michele 19.5 31.63 616.78 Pennsylvania Avenue Kraese, Gina 19.5 31.63 616.78 Pennsylvania Avenue Mann, Donna 19.5 31.63 616.78 Matthew Jago Fish, Jennifer 19.5 31.63 616.78 Matthew Jago Snyder, Marlaina 19.5 31.63 616.78 Avenel Middle Geraci, Jessica 19.5 31.63 616.78 Avenel Middle Wanko, Jamie 19.5 31.63 616.78 Colonia Middle Moyer, Angela 13.0 31.63 411.19 Colonia Middle Parella, Carol 13.0 31.63 411.19 Colonia Middle Tomasso, Dianne 13.0 31.63 411.19 Fords Middle Blasena, Jennifer 19.5 31.63 616.78 Fords Middle Majokotski, Elizabeth 19.5 31.63 616.78 Iselin Middle Roy, Debjani 19.5 31.63 616.78 Iselin Middle Steinberg, Laura 19.5 31.63 616.78 Woodbridge Middle Dudley, Kenchetta 19.5 31.63 616.78 Woodbridge Middle Nemeth, Alice 19.5 31.63 616.78

30. That the following staff members be appointed to run a Homework Club in the schools listed below in the Title I Program during the 2009-2010 school year. (Payment will be from voucher submitted from account #20-230-100-101-10-F-00-00)

School Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Avenel Street Radzik, John 80 $31.63 $2,530.40 Port Reading Gangemi, Denise 30 31.63 948.90 MacKenzie, Jill 30 31.63 948.90 Rodriguez, Michele 20 31.63 632.60 Ross Street Milford, Deborah 40 31.63 1,265.20 Yanofsky, Allison 40 31.63 1,265.20 Woodbine Avenue Abdo, Magdi 26 31.63 822.38 Heagen, Beth 27 31.63 854.01 Trenery, Tracy 27 31.63 854.01 Kennedy Park Hila, Kathleen 27 31.63 854.01 Kozub, Suzanne 27 31.63 854.01

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Padden, Kelly 26 31.63 822.38

30. Homework Club (continued)

School Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Lafayette Estates Concitis, Jennifer 27 31.63 854.01 Guida, Mary 27 31.63 854.01 Wasilishen, Mary 26 31.63 822.38 Menlo Park Terrace Antab, Pamela 40 31.63 1,265.20 Millroy, Andrea 40 31.63 1,265.20

31. That the following staff members be appointed to run an Extended Day Program in the school listed below in the Title I Program during the 2009-2010 school year. (Payment will be from voucher submitted from Title I ARRA funds)

School Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Avenel Street Balog, Heather 110 $31.63 $3,479.30 Burczyk, Jaclyn 60 31.63 1,879.80 Filoramo, Mark 110 31.63 3,479.30 Ginfrida, Janet 110 31.63 3,479.30 Netta, Linda 110 31.63 3,479.30 Radzik, John 110 31.63 3,479.30 Sivillo, Lisa 110 31.63 3,479.30

Port Reading School Bloomfield, Lynne 52 31.63 1,644.76 Cerreto, Darin 26 31.63 822.38 Coppola, Colleen 52 31.63 1,644.76 DiTursi, Gina 52 31.63 1,644.76 Dunham, Dale 52 31.63 1,644.76 Hein, Anthony 26 31.63 822.38 Kaelber, Kelli 52 31.63 1,644.76 Kessler, Janice 52 31.63 1,644.76 Lammers, Janice 26 31.63 822.38 Renzi, Amanda 52 31.63 1,644.76 Rothenberg, Linda 52 31.63 1,644.76 Savoia, Paul 52 31.63 1,644.76 Steinberg, Jane 52 31.63 1,644.76 Tenpenny, Shannon 52 31.63 1,644.76 Uchrin, Caren 26 31.63 822.38 Yoon, Beth 26 31.63 822.38

32. That the following staff member be appointed to develop, prepare, and run workshops for the parents of students enrolled in the Title I program. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #20-230-100-101-10-F-00-00)

Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Goldberg, Joyce 53 $31.63 $1,676.39

33. That the following staff member be appointed to prepare children’s programs and activities to run concurrently with the Title I parent workshops. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #20-230-100-101-10-F-00-00)

Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Madden, Donna 21 $31.63 $664.23

34. That the following staff members be appointed to assist in a series of workshops for parents and families of children enrolled in the Title I Program. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #20-230-100-101-10-F-00-00)

Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Hila, Kathleen 9 $31.63 $284.67 Kozak, Kristina 9 31.63 284.67

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35. That the following staff member be appointed to develop, prepare and run a series of workshops for

the parents of students enrolled in the EIEP and Bilingual Programs. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #20-240-100-101-10-F-00-00)

Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Roy, Debjani 53 31.63 1,676.39

36. That the following staff member be appointed as head teacher/planner to prepare children’s programs and activities to run concurrently with the Bilingual Connections parent workshops. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #20-240-100-101-10-F-00-00)

Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Goldberg, Joyce 21 $31.63 $664.23

37. That the following staff members be appointed to assist in a series of workshops for parents and families of immigrant children and children enrolled in the ESL/Bilingual Program. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #20-240-100-101-10-F-00-00)

Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Arocho, Wilfredo 9 $31.63 $284.67 Saraiva, Melissa 9 31.63 284.67 Stelluto, Donna 9 31.63 284.67

38. That the following staff members be appointed to run a Homework Club for the students enrolled in the ESL/Bilingual Program at the school listed below during the 2009-2010 school year. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #20-240-100-101-10-F-00-00)

Name Hours Rate/Hour Salary Bachmann, Kathleen 27 $31.63 $854.01 Klose, Karen 26 31.63 822.38 Vizian, David 27 31.63 854.01

39. That the following home instructors be appointed at the rate of $31.63 per hour: (Payment will be upon voucher submitted.)

Name Effective Date Students Abrams, Melissa 10/02/09 1 Blomn-Kipnis, Nancy 10/06/09 1 Bode, Frank 9/21/09 2 Christopher, James 9/21/09 4 Conklin, Christine 9/18/09 1 Corsano-Howard, Catherine 9/11/09 1 Crespo, Brenda 9/23/09 4 Cuches, Walter 9/15/09 2 DiLillo, Linda 9/15/09 1 Fasciale, Yvonne 9/18/09 3 Forbes, Michael 9/15/09 1 Huber, Stacy 9/25/09 2 Larsen, Rosanne 9/24/09 1 McCauley, Barbara 10/02/09 1 Parisi, Karen 9/21/09 1 Perry, Beverly 9/21/09 2 Petti, Kristen 9/24/09 1 Prochoren, Kathleen 9/15/09 2 Robertazzi, Janine 9/21/09 1 Samaniego, Cesar 9/24/09 1 Slaughter, Henry 9/18/09 3 Zirpolo, Janice 10/02/09 1

40. That the following staff member be appointed as Custodian of School Monies for the 2009-2010 school year.

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School Name Salary Colonia High School Gobbo, Joann $4,778.00 41. That the following coaches be approved for the 2009-2010 school year:

School Name Position Salary COLONIA HIGH Simkovich, Andrea Head Cheerleading Coach (F) $4,717.00 Simkovich, Andrea Head Cheerleading Coach (W) 4,717.00 Smith, Michelle Asst. Cheerleading Coach (F) 3,161.00 Smith, Michelle Asst. Cheerleading Coach (W) 3,161.00 Fenenic, Andrea Co-Asst. Cheerleading Coach (F) 1,580.50 Fenenic, Andrea Co-Asst. Cheerleading Coach (W) 1,580.50 Cioni, Kristin Co-Asst. Cheerleading Coach (F) 1,580.50 Cioni, Kristin Co-Asst. Cheerleading Coach (W) 1,580.50

JOHN F. KENNEDY Kondrk, Jessica Asst. Cheerleading Coach (F) 3,161.00 Kondrk, Jessica Head Cheerleading Coach (W) 4,717.00 Lazarowitz, Rachel Asst. Cheerleading Coach (F) 3,161.00 Lazarowitz, Rachel Asst. Cheerleading Coach (W) 3,161.00 Poltorak, Nicole Head Cheerleading Coach (F) 4,717.00 Poltorak, Nicole Asst. Cheerleading Coach (W) 3,161.00 Silberberg, Jerilyn Asst. Cheerleading Coach (F) 3,161.00

WOODBRIDGE HIGH Gurovich, Stacey Head Cheerleading Coach (F) 4,717.00 Gurovich, Stacey Head Cheerleading Coach (W) 4,717.00 Burke, Patricia Asst. Cheerleading Coach (F) 3,161.00 Burke, Patricia Asst. Cheerleading Coach (W) 3,161.00 Borna, Anne Asst. Cheerleading Coach (F) 3,161.00 Borna, Anne Asst. Cheerleading Coach (W) 3,161.00

42. That the previously submitted list of Teachers and Athletic Trainers, dated October 12, 2009, be approved for the 2009-2010 school year at the salaries listed.

43. That the previously submitted list of Paraprofessionals, Bus Attendants, Clerical Aides, and Health Aides dated October 12, 2009, be approved for the 2009-2010 school year at the salaries listed.

44. That the previously submitted list of Secretaries, including Administrative Secretaries, dated October 12, 2009, be approved for the 2009-2010 school year at the salaries listed.

45. That the previously submitted list of Custodial, Attendance, and Transportation Personnel dated October 12, 2009, be approved for the 2009-2010 school year at the salaries listed.

46. That the previously submitted list of School Aide Personnel dated October 12, 2009, be approved for the 2009-2010 school year at the salaries listed.

47. That the previously submitted list of Technical Employees dated October 12, 2009, be approved for the 2009-2010 school year at the salaries listed.

48. That the previously submitted list of Discretionary Employees dated October 12, 2009, be approved for the 2009-2010 school year at the salaries listed.

The Personnel Committee, on recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, presents the following:

49. That the following staff member be appointed to the positions listed below for the 2009-2010 school year: (Payment will be upon voucher submitted.)

School Name Position Salary Lynn Crest School Korodan, Jennifer Student Council Co-Adv. $478.00 Family Writing Instructor 616.78 # # Hourly rate of $31.63, for 19.5 hours (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #11-000-221-104-60-A-AH-FP)

50. That employee, Jennifer Korodan, be approved for the 2009-2010 school year at the salary listed on the previously submitted list.

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The Personnel Committee, on recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Assistant Superintendent for Personnel Services, presents the following:

51. That the Board of Education approve the suspension without pay of employee Patricia Hulak for the period October 19-20, 2009, for a total of two days.

Mr. Garley moved for the adoption of the Personnel recommendations, Items #1 through #48, Items #49 and #50 and one addendum, Item #51 which he read, seconded by Ms. Acquisto. With all Board members present voting in favor, with the exception of Ms. Acquisto who abstained on Item #42 in the names of Scott Acquisto and Robert Acquisto, Mr. Huber who abstained on Items #18, #39 and #42 in the name of Stacey Huber, Ms. Leidner who abstained on Item #47 in the name of Ronald Leidner, and Mr. Miloscia who abstained on Item #44 in the names of Claire Curran-Miloscia, Colleen Barcellona, and Karen Barcellona, the foregoing was adopted.

There being no further business, and on a motion by Ms. Acquisto, seconded by Mr. Tamburello and carried, the meeting adjourned at approximately 8:15 p.m.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I, Dennis DeMarino, Business Administrator and Secretary of the Board of Education, Township of Woodbridge, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and exact copy of the Minutes taken at the Board of Education meeting held October 14, 2009.

Dennis DeMarino d October 21, 2009