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Mentor Exempted Village School District

Lake Elementary School May 14, 2013

To be approved at the Board of Education meeting June 11, 2013. MINUTES OF THE MAY 14, 2013 REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING IS VIDEOTAPED AND THE VIDEO IS AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW OR A COPY CAN BE OBTAINED BY CONTACTING THE TREASURER'S OFFICE AT THE HELEN H. "SUE" OSBORN ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. The Mentor Exempted Village Board of Education held its Regular Meeting on Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 7:01 p.m. at Lake Elementary School, 7625 Pinehurst Drive, Mentor, Ohio. Members present: Mr. Alan J. Mihok, Mr. William J. Shaw, Mr. Andrew J. Sparacia, and Mr. Thomas V. Tuttle. Mrs. Mary L. Bryner was excused. Mr. Shaw led the assembled in the Pledge of Allegiance. Mr. Shaw asked for a moment of silence in memory of employee Kevin Turchetta who passed away suddenly on April 21, 2013. Mr. Sparacia moved, seconded by Mr. Mihok to approve the minutes of the regular meeting held April 11, 2013 as corrected for typographical errors in appropriation modifications on page 351. Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Mihok, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Shaw. The motion carried. 2013-5-90 At this time, Mr. Shaw stated that there would be a hearing of the public on agenda items only. There were none. Mr. Tuttle recognized the large list of donations to the school district. Mr. Mihok moved, seconded by Mr. Sparacia, that the Board of Education approve the consent agenda as presented by the Superintendent. Acceptance of gifts: Breakfast for 25 people from Yours Truly to the Hopkins Elementary School Character Development Fund Lunch from Chick-Fil-A to the staff at Ridge Middle School Two (2) iPads from Share A Vision to Lindsay Laufik’s class at Mentor High School One (1) iPad from the Rotary Club and Foundation of Willoughby to Alison Krema’s class at the Dr. Jacqueline A. Hoynes Building – CARES Program Journals valued at $500 from Michael’s Craft Store to the Ridge Middle School English Department Step 2 Adventure Lodge Plan Center with Glider from Pro Mark Enterprises Inc. to Bellflower Elementary School Student Council $3,000 from Robert and Charleen Gawronski to the Mentor High School Gawronski Leadership Scholarship Account $2,500 from Shore Middle School PTSA to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $2,000 from Mentor Firefighters Union Local 1845 to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $2,000 from Frankie and Dylan’s to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $2,000 from Mr. Joe Luzius of Cala’s Pizzeria to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $2,000 from Honda of Mentor to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $2,000 from Dr. Lawrence Orthodontics to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $1,000 from Ms. Sheila Dings of Just Sew It to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $1,000 from Enterprise Title to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $1,000 from Dale Nicholas to the Mentor High School Dean Nicholas Scholarship Account $500 from BSN Sports to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $500 from Ellie Vayo Photography to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $500 from Ms. Dawn Tankovich of the Redline Club to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $250 from Runyon & Sons Roofing, Inc. to the Memorial Middle School Principal’s Academic Account $250 from Scott Seaholm of Universal Metal Products, Inc. to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account



$250 from Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hixson to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $250 from Mr. and Mrs. Pugh to the Shore Middle School Athletics Account $200 from Classic Toyota to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $197 from Heinen’s ABC School Donation Program to Bellflower Elementary School $150 from Kimco Distributing Corporation to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $150 from Bollman Insurance Agency to the Ridge Middle School Principal’s Recognition Account $125 from Manhattan Deli to the Ridge Middle School Principal’s Recognition Account $125 from Osborne, Inc. to the Ridge Middle School Principal’s Recognition Account $100 from Carver Financial Services, Inc. to the Ridge Middle School Principal’s Recognition Account $100 from Best Truck Equipment, Inc. to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $100 from D&S Automotive Collision and Restyling to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $100 from HOJO Industries, Inc. to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $100 from Runyon and Sons Roofing, Inc. to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $100 from Pamela Trivisonno of Trivisonno CPA, Inc. to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $100 from Happy Moose Bar and Grill to the Ridge Middle School Principal’s Recognition Account $100 from the Mentor Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $100 from Classic Chevrolet to the Memorial Middle School Principal’s Academic Account $100 from Orthodontics by Dr. Ken Lawrence to the Memorial Middle School Principal’s Academic Account $50 from Lisa and Jeff Carey to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $50 from Russell and Karen Childs to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $25 from A-Alternatives to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $25 from Chloann Leidy to the Memorial Middle School Principal’s Academic Account $25 from Pamela Crysler to the Mentor High School Marketing (DECA) Club Account $25 gift certificate from Concord Auto Repair Service to the Ridge Middle School Principal’s Recognition Account Approval the following overnight/out-of-state field trips at no cost to Board of Education: Memorial Middle School Science Olympiad Team to Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, for National Competition May 16-19, 2013

Mentor High School Boys Basketball Team to Arby’s Classic Basketball Tournament, Bristol, Tennessee December 26, 2013-January 1, 2014

Mentor High School Wrestling Team to Top Gun Wrestling Tournament, Alliance, Ohio January 17-18, 2014 Approval of the following grants: Mentor Schools Foundation Bullying Prevention Networking Summit $2,500.00 for Elementary School Students/Staff Karen Trunk/Doug Baker Orchard Hollow Elementary/Shore Middle School

Bullying Prevention Networking Summit $2,500.00 for Middle School Students/Staff Doug Baker - Shore Middle School

Enhancing Classroom Differentiation $2,790.00 Through the Use of Stations with Chromebooks Jessica Sines/Tanya Hough - Ridge Middle School Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Mihok, Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Shaw. The motion carried. 2013-5-91



At this time Mr. Matthew Miller, Superintendent, Mr. Michael Lynch, Principal Lake Elementary School, Mr. Mark Jones of OAESA, and Mr. Andrew Sparacia recognized Lake Elementary School as a Hall of Fame School. At this time Mr. William Wade, Principal Mentor High School, and Mr. Andrew Sparacia recognized Mentor High School student Avinash Danda as a National Merit Scholarship Finalist.

At this time Mr. William Wade and Mr. Andrew Sparacia recognized Mentor High School student Sarah Fracci as The Cleveland Plain Dealer One of Ten Senior Standouts for 2013. At this time Mr. William Wade and Mr. Andrew Sparacia recognized the Mentor High School Leadership Lake County Graduates: Brandon Kasberg Sara Patterson

Stephanie Posar Victoria Stupecki

Heather Walker

At this time Mr. William Wade and Mr. Andrew Sparacia recognized the Mentor High School Science Olympiad Team placing 3rd in state completion:

Advisor: Thomas Ramsey

Sarah Bork Michelle Crough Brandon Croyle Avinash Danda Andrew Fraser Kimberly Gliebe Caitlyn Horn Charlotte Klimovich

Ryan Kodramaz Dylan Linville Dominic Longo Leila Mansour Ian Meadows Jacob Murray Nicholas Oslin Nikolai Ruhe

Jami Tatulinski Hannah Taub Robert Trebar Matthew Vehovec Andrew Wahlstrom Nicholas Young

At this time Mr. William Wade and Mr. Andrew Sparacia recognized the Mentor High School students winning Northeast Ohio Software Association/Council of Smaller Enterprises CoolTech Challenge ’13: Jacob Cossman Stephen Cox Andrew Fraser At this time Mr. William Porter, Assistant Superintendent, and Mr. Andrew Sparacia recognized the Memorial, Ridge, and Shore Middle Schools’ Science Olympiad Teams in state competition:

Memorial Middle School 2013 Science Olympiad Team 2nd Place in State Competition

Advisor: Alisann Crough

Karina Abraham Sophia Anufriyenko Megan Arumpanayil Rachel Beller Connor Bevione Ryan Cermak Dallin Crawford Thomas Cromes Daniel Crough Joseph Demeter Josh Furness Brianne Furness Mitchell Georgia-Hoard Gilian Gunsch

Christopher Hasak Kyle Hoffman Corey Hoffman Wayne Hou Saralina Khare Jessica Langguth Kylee Linville Nathan Lowe Omar Mansour Hunter McGrath Lekha Medarametla Christopher Nguyen Hunter Osolin Ruchin Patel

Devank Patel Michael Petti Nicholas Rado Malik Raghav John Rahija Jack Ricco Olivia Sandrey Jared Simko Venkat Suru Nicole Wahlstrom Ryan Walmsley Andrew Wolf

Ridge Middle School

2013 Science Olympiad Team 18th Place in State Competition

Advisor: Karalee Jarvill-Taylor

Salem Abad Cameron Adamic

Charles Ball Adam Beebe

Michael Chen Andrew Davis



Jared Drotar Camryn Dickson Joshua Estok Nathaniel Molby

Bradley Parker Dennis Pranjic Caleb Rykaczewski Emily Smith

Abigail Siuda Quinn Tesny Kurt Tobin

Shore Middle School

2013 Science Olympiad Team 6th Place in State Competition

Advisor: Eric Hixson

Kendrew Baxter Kristen Buse Christopher Davis Mallory Gifford Aidan Hahn Brandon Harber Seth Hixson William Kline Alexandra Kremer Danielle Kremer Christopher Lanese Logan Leak Nicholas LoPorto

Sarah Manes Lillian Mazeika Devon Messner Nathaniel Meyer William Miller Darlene Moorman Alexander Murray Vishnu Nistala Charles Nykiel Jonathon Nykiel Dominic Oddo Thomas Oddo Brandon Preuer

Ryan Profilet Joshua Pugh Trevor Pugh Suchita Rajan Alexander Ruhe Isabella Shields Olivia Shields Austin Sroka Brendan Stanton Eliana Taub Alexander Wong Christofer Wright

At this time, Mr. William Shaw called for a brief recess. Time: 7:59 p.m. Mr. Shaw reconvened the meeting to regular session. Time: 8:03 p.m. At this time Ms. Pam Hutto, Director/Curriculum, presented the following list of K-12 Math textbooks for approval: K-8 Math in Focus – Singapore Math by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing

High School/Grade 8 Honors – Algebra 1 by Pearson Publishing High School – Algebra 2 by Pearson Publishing High School l- FST Course – Algebra & Trigonometry, 5th Edition, by Blitzer/Pearson Publishing High School – Precalculus Enhanced with Graphing Utilities, 6th Edition, by Sullivan/Pearson Publishing High School – Calculus – AP Edition by Pearson Prentice Hall Publishing High School – Statistics: Informed Decisions Using Data, 4th Edition (AP), by Sullivan/Pearson Publishing High School – Geometry (Common Core Edition) by Glencoe-McGraw Hill Publishing

At this time Ms. Pam Hutto presented the following books to be added to the English Language Arts reading list for approval: Day of the Pelican Caution! This May be an Advertisement: A Teen Guide to Advertising Media Wizards: Behind the Scenes Look at Media Manipulations The Last Lecture The Book Thief Freedom Writers Heaven is for Real Eats, Shoots, & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation 19 Minutes The Diving Bell and The Butterfly – Memoir Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens Genocide of the Mind The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity Shakespeare’s London on Five Grouts a Day Ubik The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to our Brains Predictably Irrational Mr. Tuttle moved, seconded by Mr. Sparacia that the Board of Education approve the K-12 Math textbooks and books to be added to the English Language Arts reading list as presented.



Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Mihok, Mr. Shaw. The motion carried. 2013-5-92 At this time Mr. Michael Lynch and Mr. Larry Luciano, Principal Hopkins Elementary School, gave a verbal and video presentation on Professional Rounds. Mr. Mihok moved, seconded by Mr. Sparacia that the Board of Education approve the certified/licensed, classified, non-contractual compensation and supplemental contracts as follows: CERTIFIED/LICENSED Change in Classification/Salary for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended. Effective 02-01-13

The following is a Revision to Resolution #2013-3-63, March 12, 2013, Board of Education Agenda:

Please Change From: Cornachio, Kimberly B.15 to A

Please Change To: Cornachio, Kimberly B.15 to A.15 Reappointment of Certified Staff for the 2013-2014 School Year Recommended

MENTOR TEACHERS’ REAPPOINTMENT LIST

Explanation of Classification

Type of Certificate

I Permanent Certificate or Eight-Year Certificate

2 Y Two-Year Provisional License

4 Y Four-Year Resident Educator License

5 Y Five-Year Professional License

Training and Salary Schedule Index

The symbols below indicate the bracket in which the teacher is placed by

“AA” Doctorate Degree “EDS” Educational Specialist Degree

“A.45” Master’s Degree + 45 Graduate Semester Hours “A.30” Master’s Degree + 30 Graduate Semester Hours “A.15” Master’s Degree + 15 Graduate Semester Hours “A” Master’s Degree

“B.75” Bachelor’s Degree + 75 Semester Hours “B.60” Bachelor’s Degree + 60 Semester Hours “B.45” Bachelor’s Degree + 45 Semester Hours “B.30” Bachelor’s Degree + 30 Semester Hours “B.15” Bachelor’s Degree + 15 Semester Hours “B” Bachelor’s Degree

Years of Experience

The second number refers to actual years in Mentor.

The third column indicates total known experience credit.



Symbols in the Reappointment Book

+ $600 Longevity Stipend

++ $800 Longevity Stipend

SERVING UNDER CONTINUING CONTRACT

Salary Classification

Payroll Mentor Total

Salary Teaching Teaching

Pro-Gro June 2014

Schedule Experience Experience

Name Cycle No. Longevity Index Step 2012-13 Credit

Abbey, Laura

++ I-A.15 15 26 28

Abraham, Kathleen

++ I-A 15 16 28

Adams, Matthew

5Y-A 8 8 8

Adamson, Darlene

5Y-A.15 7 6 7

Adkins, Kimberly

5Y-A 7 7 7

Aguero, Constance

++ I-A.15 15 22 26

Akin, Timothy

+ I-A.45 15 19 23

Algier, Janet

+ 5Y-A.45 15 15 19

Ambrus, Heather

+ I-A.15 15 21 21

Andler, William

5Y-A 12 10 12

Andrews, Jilleena

5Y-A 7 7 7

Babika, Joan

++ I-A 15 27 33

Bagwell, Christine

+ 5Y-A.45 15 18 19

Baird, Dana

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Bakula, Jennifer

5Y-A.15 6 5 6

Balale, Amelia

++ I-A.45 15 18 35

Ballonoff, Aaron

5Y-AA 11 8 12

Banks, Bryon

+ I-A.45 15 22 22

Banks, Kerry

+ I-A.45 15 22 22

Barisic, Mariana

5Y-A.15 15 11 15

Bateman, Rosemary

+ I-A.45 15 23 23

Beck, Nadine

++ I-A 15 21 24

Beckwith, Meredith

5Y-A 6 6 6

Bellomo, Irene

++ I-A.45 15 27 33

Bennett, Michelle

5Y-A.15 8 5 9

Benns, Charles

++ 5Y-A.30 15 24 24

Bernini, Hallie

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Berwald, Robert

5Y-A.30 10 8 10

Bissett, Sarah

5Y-A 7 7 7



Blair, Julie

++ I-A.15 15 17 24

Bleck, Susan

+ 5Y-A.15 15 12 20

Blue, Christine

+ 5Y-A.15 15 11 19

Bolles, Sharon

5Y-A.15 14 14 14

Bontempo, Catherine

++ I-A.45 15 25 32

Borcas, Denise

++ I-A.30 15 22 25

Bouffard, Jennifer

5Y-A.15 10 9 10

Brickman, Roberta

++ I-A.45 15 23 27

Brown, JoAnne

5Y-A.45 15 13 17

Buescher, Christine

+ I-A.45 15 21 21

Burger, Jennifer

5Y-A 5 5 5

Burns, Daniel

++ I-A.45 15 31 32

Bursby, Christina

5Y-A.15 11 10 11

Butler, Brian

+ I-A.45 15 19 19

Butterfield, Jennifer

5Y-A 9 6 10

Butterfield, William

5Y-A 10 9 10

Byers, Daniel

+ I-A.15 15 20 20

Cahill, Suzanne

5Y-A 5 5 5

Caimi, Lauren

5Y-A.15 7 7 7

Calevich, Abbey

5Y-A.15 7 7 7

Callender, Kristin

5Y-A 10 5 13

Calo, Stacey

5Y-A.15 13 12 13

Cannato, Elizabeth

+ I-A.45 15 23 23

Capel, James

5Y-A.30 15 17 18

Carpenter, Susan

+ 5Y-A 15 10 19

Caruso, Lori

5Y-A.30 15 12 17

Cerepak, Deborah

++ I-A 15 27 33

Channell, Patricia

++ I-A.45 15 22 24

Chase, Nancy

++ I-A.45 15 24 30

Chicone, Mark

5Y-A 14 11 14

Chin, Suzanne

5Y-A.15 5 4 5

Cimperman, Gregory

+ 5Y-A.15 15 18 21

Cindric, April

5Y-A 9 9 9

Cirino, Karrie

5Y-A.15 15 13 16

Clark, Marcia

++ I-A.45 15 20 28

Cody, Roberta

+ I-A.45 15 19 19

Cohen, Lori

+ I-A.45 15 19 19

Coleman, Tracy

+ 5Y-A.45 15 21 21

Compola-Jares, Tonimarie

+ I-A.45 15 21 21



Compton, Diane

5Y-A 15 16 18

Cook, Judith

++ I-A.45 15 23 26

Cooper, Bonita

++ I-A.45 15 23 25

Cordaro, Danielle

5Y-A 5 5 5

Couch, Steven

+ 5Y-A 15 16 20

Covelli, Deborah

++ I-A.15 15 25 28

Crow, Theresa

5Y-A 15 10 16

Daniels-Oleksak, Sharon

++ I-A.45 15 21 28

Davis, Traci

I-A.15 15 16 17

Dawson, Peter

+ I-A.30 15 22 22

Deitrick, Ann

5Y-A 7 7 7

Del Freo, Kelly

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Denk, Regina

++ I-A.45 15 28 29

DeTota, Janet

5Y-A.15 15 17 18

Dickinson, Desiree

+ I-A.30 15 20 22

Dille, Sandra

++ I-A.15 15 25 25

DiMattia, Lauren

5Y-A.15 9 7 9

Dolence, Ellen II ++ I-A.45 15 28 28

Dorazio, Gina

5Y-A.45 14 11 14

Dubeansky, Andrew

5Y-A 15 16 17

Dugas, Adam

5Y-A 4 4 4

Dunn, Tracey

5Y-A.30 6 6 6

Dwyer, Tom

5Y-A.15 7 6 7

Dzanko, Ivana

5Y-A.30 15 13 17

Edwards, Bradley

5Y-A 7 5 8

Elwell, Carole

+ 5Y-A 15 21 23

Elwell, Richard

5Y-A 15 16 18

Eminger, Chelsey

5Y-A 5 5 5

Eppler, Laurie

++ 5Y-A.45 15 23 27

Fadorsen, Ellen II ++ 5Y-A.45 15 36 36

Feiten, Kay

I-A.30 15 13 17

Fikaris, Lynn

++ I-A.30 15 26 26

Fiore, Donna

5Y-A 7 7 7

Focarett, Marianne

5Y-A.15 14 14 14

Foor, Lynn

++ I-A 15 18 25

Ford, Lisa

5Y-A 15 16 17

Franck, Brian

5Y-A 15 14 17

Frase, Laura

+ I-A.15 15 18 20

Frey, Judy

++ I-A.45 15 28 28



Friend, Marianne

+ I-A.30 15 20 22

Funk, Harry James

++ I-A.15 15 23 26

Gallo, Kim

5Y-A.45 13 12 13

Garber, Anita

++ I-A.15 15 28 28

Garisek, Jennifer

5Y-A 8 8 8

Gaston, Roberta

++ 5Y-AA 15 16 35

Gatz, Marcia

++ I-A.15 15 26 26

George, Jessica

5Y-A 6 6 6

Glavan, Heather

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Godec, Kristen

5Y-A.30 8 7 8

Gomori, Cynthia

5Y-A 15 17 18

Goodnight-Marthe, Alice

+ I-A.45 15 20 20

Gordon, Beth

I-A.45 15 16 16

Gorman, Margaret

5Y-A.30 15 15 16

Grambo, Jenean

5Y-A.15 15 13 16

Grandini, Toni

+ I-A.45 15 22 23

Grantz, Neil

+ I-A.30 15 20 20

Greene, John

5Y-A.30 15 16 16

Greenlee, Piper

+ I-A.45 15 21 23

Gridley, Susan

5Y-A 9 7 9

Grodek, Thomas

5Y-A.15 6 6 6

Guest, Cynthia

++ I-A.30 15 15 27

Guthrie, Robert

++ I-A.45 15 29 31

Hale, Jeffrey

5Y-A 15 13 16

Hall, Beth

5Y-A.30 15 17 17

Hansen, Sharon

++ I-A.45 15 24 25

Harper, Kristi

I-A.30 15 18 18

Harris, Jeniffer

5Y-A.15 13 8 14

Hart, Amanda

5Y-A.15 6 6 6

Harwood, Martha

5Y-A.15 4 4 4

Haught, Terri

++ I-A.45 15 28 29

Hazen, Sharon

5Y-A.15 15 11 17

Henk, Jennifer

5Y-A 10 8 11

Henrich, William

++ I-A.45 15 29 30

Henry, Christopher

5Y-A 14 14 14

Heramb, Ann

5Y-A 6 5 6

Herschman, Terry III ++ I-A.30 15 35 35

Herzog, Jennifer

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Hever, MaryAnn

5Y-A.15 10 8 10



Hill, Dawn

+ I-A.45 15 21 22

Hill, Jacqueline

5Y-A.45 15 17 17

Hillsman, Jennifer

+ I-A.45 15 22 22

Hoffman, Laura II ++ I-B.30 15 36 36

Holy, Jason

5Y-A.45 12 12 12

Hoose, Hillary

5Y-A.45 8 8 8

Hoover, Carol

++ I-A.45 15 11 25

Hoover, Megan

5Y-A.15 7 7 7

Horvath, Jr., Thomas

+ 5Y-B.15 13 18 19

Host, Justine

5Y-A 6 5 6

Hough, Tanya

++ 5Y-A 15 14 24

Howell, Meagan

5Y-A.30 5 5 5

Hufgard, Kimberly

++ 5Y-B.60 15 33 34

Hulec, Laura

5Y-A 10 9 10

Hurtack, Daniel

5Y-A 9 5 9

Inghram, Floreene

5Y-A.45 10 9 10

Jasinski, Danielle

++ I-A.15 15 24 24

Jeckel, Joseph

5Y-A.15 15 17 17

Jedlicka, Donald II ++ I-A.30 15 39 41

Jefferies, Christina

++ I-A.45 15 25 25

Jeschelnig, Rachel

5Y-A.45 12 12 12

Johnson, Katherine

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Johnson-Bowers, Lisa

++ I-A.45 15 25 26

Jordan, Kelly

5Y-A.15 4 4 4

Justice Kastor, Sharon

++ I-A.45 15 28 28

Kacir, Susan

5Y-A 13 13 13

Kaleal, Charity

5Y-A 8 6 8

Kalous, Ashley

5Y-A.45 8 8 8

Kalous, Rachel

5Y-A.45 13 12 13

Kaminski, John

+ 5Y-A.30 15 16 20

Kane, Michelle

+ 5Y-A.15 15 18 19

Karberg, Janice

+ I-A.30 15 18 21

Karchefsky, Beth

+ I-A.15 15 23 23

Kehres, Carla

++ I-A.45 15 28 28

Kelly, Kathy

+ I-A 15 22 23

Kerr, Kelly

+ 5Y-A.15 15 16 23

Kerul, Stacey

+ 5Y-A.15 15 12 19

Kilpeck, Jill

+ I-A.15 15 18 19

Kingsbury, Julianna

5Y-A 5 5 5



Kirby, Melissa IV ++ 1-A.45 15 34 35

Kiss, Laurie

++ I-A.45 15 28 30

Klein, Colleen

5Y-A 15 12 17

Klein, Kerri

I-A.30 15 16 16

Knoch, Kimberly

5Y-A 8 7 8

Kopp, Paul

+ I-A.45 15 23 23

Koshar, Melissa

5Y-A.15 13 13 13

Kostiha, Marianne

++ I-A.30 15 20 25

Kovacs, Deborah

++ I-A.15 15 31 31

Kover, Faith

5Y-A.45 6 6 6

Kowalcic, Sally

++ I-A.45 15 25 25

Krix, Barbel

+ I-A.15 15 16 23

Krizan, Catherine

++ 5Y-A.45 15 16 25

Krizancic, Robert

++ I-A.45 15 20 34

Kulma, Glenn

+ 5Y-A 15 21 21

Kunes, Laurel

++ I-A.15 15 28 29

Kurnat, Alan

++ I-A.15 15 28 29

Kurowski, Sue

+ 5Y-A.30 15 18 22

LaForce, Sandra

+ I-A.45 15 20 23

LaGanke, Megan

5Y-A.15 15 18 18

LaManna, Raymond

5Y-A.45 15 15 15

Lambert, Tyson

5Y-A.30 11 11 11

Lang, Lynn

++ I-A.15 15 25 30

Langelier, Cynthia

I-A.45 15 15 15

Lann, Cheryl

++ I-A.15 15 16 26

Larkin, Carol

++ I-A.45 15 19 40

Laseak, Deborah

+ I-A.45 15 16 23

Laufik, Lindsay

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Laurie, Angela

+ 5Y-A.15 15 12 23

Lefler, James

++ I-A 15 27 27

Levine, Rebecca

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Levkulich, Charles

++ I-A.15 15 24 25

Levkulich, Diane

++ I-A.15 15 24 30

Levy, Tammy

I-A.30 15 18 18

Lillash, Jennifer

5Y-A.15 6 4 5

Lindberg, Shyanna

5Y-A 5 5 5

Lipinski, Marion

++ I-A.45 15 27 32

Litz, Claudia

++ I-A.15 15 23 28

Litzinger, Daniel

++ I-B.60 15 33 43



Lohrey, Greg

5Y-A.45 15 17 17

Loovis, Cynthia

++ I-A.15 15 27 28

Lorek, Charlene

5Y-A.30 15 16 16

Luoma, Cynthia

++ I-A.45 15 19 25

Luzar, Barbara

++ 5Y-B.15 13 20 25

Lynch, Mark

+ 5Y-A.30 15 11 20

Malinowski, Christina

+ I-A.45 15 15 20

Malnar, Christina

+ 5Y-A.30 15 17 19

Mann, Robert

++ I-A.45 15 36 37

Manning, Melissa

5Y-A.45 12 12 12

Marks, Andrew

5Y-A 7 4 5

Marotta, Jacqueline

5Y-A.30 5 5 5

Matthews, Robin

+ I-A.45 15 21 23

Mayernik, Denise

++ I-A.45 15 34 34

McArdle, Susan

++ I-A.30 15 29 29

McArthur, Jennifer

5Y-A.15 6 6 6

McBride, Sean

5Y-A.45 15 14 16

McCloskey, Kellie

5Y-A.15 4 4 4

McKenney, Constance

++ I-A 15 22 26

McKinley, Michelle

5Y-A.15 6 6 6

McKnight, Drew

5Y-A.15 11 9 11

McKnight, Kylie

5Y-A.30 7 7 7

McLaughlin, Scott

I-A.15 15 17 17

Meehan, Deirdre

++ 5Y-B.15 13 30 32

Melchreit, Barbara

++ 5Y-B.15 13 26 27

Melkerson, Laura

5Y-A.45 13 13 13

Mentch, Kristie

++ 5Y-A.30 15 27 27

Meola, Christina

+ 5Y-A 15 20 21

Michael, Heide

I-A.15 15 15 15

Miller, Chris III, IV ++ I-A.45 15 38 38

Miller, Jayne

++ 5Y-A.15 15 25 25

Miller, Julie

5Y-A 6 6 6

Miller, Molly

5Y-A 5 5 5

Miller, Steven

++ I-A 15 27 30

Mitchell, Pamela

++ I-A.15 15 23 26

Mociolek, Diane

+ I-A.45 15 19 20

Moniot, Colleen

++ I-A.30 15 21 25

Montgomery, Ernest

++ I-A.45 15 19 31

Morey, Linda

+ I-A.45 15 19 20



Morgan, Amanda

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Morocco, Dorothy

+ I-A.45 15 20 20

Morris, Jodi

+ I-A.30 15 20 20

Morris, Michelle

5Y-A 8 8 8

Mueller, Jennie

5Y-A 11 4 15

Nasca, Renee

5Y-A.45 13 13 13

Nemes, Jaclyn

5Y-A.15 7 7 7

Nemunaitis, Marc

+ 5Y-A.30 15 11 19

Nowak, Stephanie

+ 5Y-A.45 15 17 19

Nutter, Erin

5Y-A 4 4 4

Nykiel, Ann

+ I-A.15 15 22 22

O’Connor, Dawn

+ I-A.15 15 21 22

O'Connor, Kathleen

5Y-A.15 15 13 18

O'Donnell, Jessica

5Y-A 4 4 4

Olds, Kathy

+ I-A.15 15 22 22

Oliver, Sharon

5Y-A 5 5 5

Onderisin, Cynthia

++ 5Y-A 15 25 26

Palomo, Rachel

5Y-A 6 6 6

Parker, Bethany

5Y-A.15 6 6 6

Parker, Linda

++ I-A.45 15 28 28

Paroubek, Diane

+ 5Y-A 15 20 20

Parsons, Christopher

++ I-A.15 15 23 25

Pasquale, Karen

++ I-A.45 15 27 28

Pedley, Kathleen

5Y-A.30 15 16 16

Pero, Helen

++ I-A.45 15 25 26

Peterson, Richard

5Y-AA 14 12 14

Pierce, Jeffrey

5Y-A 14 11 14

Pike, Sandra

++ I-A.45 15 11 26

Pohto, Susan

I-A.15 15 16 16

Polin, Carol

5Y-A 15 14 15

Pollock III, Edgar

5Y-A 14 11 14

Ponchin, Michelle

5Y-A.45 5 4 17

Poremba, Stephen

5Y-A 15 12 17

Porter, David

5Y-A.15 15 17 17

Posner, Cheryl

++ 5Y-A.15 15 24 27

Print, June

++ I-A.45 15 29 35

Putnam, Marianne

++ I-A.45 15 28 28

Putney, Michelle

5Y-A.15 5 4 14

Raiff, Robert Scott

++ I-A.30 15 28 28



Ramsey, Thomas

++ I-A.45 15 30 40

Randa, Anthony

5Y-A 7 7 7

Ray, Maureen

5Y-A.45 15 16 16

Redford, Christina

+ I-A.30 15 20 20

Richards, Carissa

5Y-A.15 9 9 9

Ricketti, Kathleen

+ 5Y-A.15 15 22 22

Rigo, Jenny

5Y-A.30 12 11 12

Riley, Christine

++ I-A.15 15 23 31

Rintamaa, Carol

5Y-A.15 15 17 18

Robinson, Cecilia

5Y-A.15 9 8 9

Roediger, Amy

+ I-A.45 15 17 22

Roessler, Rebecca

++ I-A.45 15 24 26

Rogers, Kim

5Y-A.45 15 11 15

Romo, Kathryn

I-A.30 15 12 16

Rose, Tina

5Y-A.45 15 16 18

Ross, Karla

+ I-A.30 15 22 22

Rossi, Mary Elizabeth

++ I-A.45 15 26 26

Rotar, Mark

++ I-A.30 15 23 33

Rudder, Donna

+ I-A.45 15 21 22

Ruff, Georgine

+ I-A.45 15 22 23

Rupert, Ashley

5Y-A 6 5 6

Russo, Chad

5Y-A.30 15 12 16

Sabol, Lee Anne

5Y-A.30 15 17 17

Sanelli, Vincent

5Y-A.45 14 13 14

Sangdahl, Lou

++ I-A.15 15 29 29

Sauric, Amber

5Y-A 10 7 11

Schellentrager, Shirley

++ I-A.45 15 25 31

Schock, Trisha

++ I-AA 15 24 25

Schonauer, Paul

+ 5Y-A 15 16 23

Schossler, Dawn

5Y-A.45 15 17 18

Seagroves, Darleen

5Y-A 15 16 16

Sellers, Mary

5Y-A.30 15 16 16

Shafer, Anne

++ I-A.45 15 24 24

Shannon, Thomas

5Y-A 12 12 12

Shelton, Timothy

++ 5Y-A 15 25 29

Sherritt, Danielle

5Y-A 4 4 4

Shields, Christine

+ I-A.45 15 17 19

Sintic, Sean

5Y-A.15 15 16 16

Siskind, Katharine

5Y-A.15 12 11 12



Siuda, Suzanne

5Y-A 13 10 13

Skapura, Sharon

++ I-A.30 15 28 28

Skilton, Jr., Kenneth

+ I-A.45 15 21 21

Skouby, Kellee

5Y-A.30 15 12 18

Skrajner, Sarah

5Y-A 5 5 5

Skupniewicz, Shana

5Y-A.15 12 12 12

Smeltz, Cynthia II, IV ++ I-A 15 32 33

Smith, Shellie

++ I-A.30 15 24 25

Snee, Patrick

++ I-A.30 15 14 32

Solar, Jacquelyn

+ I-A.45 15 19 19

Solon, Jessica

5Y-A 7 6 7

Spetrino, Jacqueline

5Y-A 8 8 8

Srp, Dawn

5Y-A.15 14 12 14

Srsen, Paula

+ I-A.45 15 16 23

St. Hilaire, Lisa

5Y-A.15 10 7 11

St. Hilaire, Sean

5Y-A 13 13 13

Stakich, Karen

++ 5Y-A.15 15 25 25

Stanitz, June

++ I-A.15 15 25 29

Stauffer, Susan

5Y-A.30 15 14 15

Steigerwald, Brian

5Y-A.15 8 8 8

Stein, Kelly

5Y-A.45 15 10 16

Steinhoff, Maureen

5Y-A.15 7 7 7

Sterner, Lisa

5Y-A.15 15 14 17

Stevenson, Danielle

5Y-A 14 14 14

Stewart, Charles

5Y-A 12 12 12

Stokes, Jennifer

5Y-A.15 11 4 17

Striskovic, Carol

5Y-A.45 7 7 7

Stropko, Ann

++ I-A.15 15 27 27

Takac, Patricia

++ I-A.45 15 28 29

Talarczyk, Patricia

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Tanko, Lauren

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Tartara, Connie

5Y-A 6 6 6

Tatar, Angela

5Y-A.15 7 7 7

Tatarunas, Mary Ann

5Y-A.15 15 17 18

Tatko, Timothy

+ 5Y-A.45 15 23 23

Taylor, Leonard

++ 5Y-B.15 13 35 35

Telischak, Rebecca

5Y-A 5 5 5

Thompson, Steven

++ I-A.45 15 25 25

Tinik, Michael

5Y-A.15 15 16 16



Tongel, Thomas

++ I-A.45 15 29 30

Tonkli, Thomas

5Y-A 15 16 17

Toot, Heidi

5Y-A.45 12 12 12

Toot, Shawn

5Y-A.45 15 17 18

Tracz, Nancy

5Y-A.15 15 14 15

Trayter, James

++ I-A.15 15 24 24

Trivisonno, Steven

++ I-A.30 15 25 27

Turk, Rosemary

5Y-A.15 15 16 17

Turkall, Joseph

++ I-A.15 15 31 33

Udovic, Joseph

++ I-A 15 19 26

Uhrman, Jacqueline

++ I-A.45 15 21 29

Urbanek, Kristin

5Y-A 6 6 6

Valentic, Julie

5Y-A 15 15 18

Valentic, Kathleen

5Y-A 11 11 11

Valtman, Donna

++ I-A.45 15 29 34

Vannorsdall, Lani

5Y-A 9 9 9

Vaughn, Craig

5Y-A 7 7 7

Vehovec, Cynthia

+ I-A.45 15 22 23

Vernon, Susan

+ 5Y-A.30 15 22 22

Vidmar, Kelly

5Y-A.45 15 15 16

Villella, Veronica

5Y-A.15 8 7 8

Vinborg, Eric

++ I-A.45 15 29 30

Viviani, Lauren

5Y-A.30 9 7 9

Volpe, Joseph

5Y-A 11 10 10

Vrcan, Debora

++ I-B.15 13 31 35

Vucetic, Anne

5Y-A.30 15 12 15

Wahlgren, Kathryn

++ I-A 15 21 27

Walker, Carmen

5Y-A 5 5 5

Waltz, Marie

5Y-A.30 15 15 15

Walukas, Brian

5Y-A.15 15 16 17

Ward, Stephanie

5Y-A.30 15 16 16

Wardeiner, Mark

++ I-A.45 15 25 25

Waterwash, Daiva

++ I-A.45 15 28 28

Watson, Deborah

5Y-A.45 13 12 13

Watson, James

5Y-A.15 15 16 17

Weber, Debra

5Y-A 15 11 16

Weber, Kathleen

++ I-A.30 15 19 24

Williams, John

+ 5Y-A.45 15 22 22

Winton, Dianna

+ I-A.45 15 22 22



Woleben, Marcy

5Y-A.15 15 13 15

Wolfe, Kelly

I-A.15 15 18 18

Wolski, Cynthia

+ 5Y-A.15 15 17 20

Wolski, Michael

+ 5Y-A 15 20 20

Wood, Ronald

++ 5Y-A.15 15 25 25

Yerse, Jennifer

+ I-A.45 15 18 20

Youngmann, Amanda

5Y-A.15 5 5 5

Zadd, Joyce

++ I-A.15 15 21 26

Zarbo, Melissa

5Y-A.45 15 16 16

Zipay, Nancy

++ I-A.45 15 21 25

ELIGIBLE FOR A TWO-YEAR CONTRACT




June 2014


Name

Longevity Index Step 2012-13 Credit

Allen, James

5Y-B 7 7 7

Auerbach, LeeAnn

5Y-B.15 4 4 4

Brubaker, Christine

5Y-A 6 4 6

Burkhart, Bethany

5Y-A.15 4 4 4

Cahill, Patricia

++ 5Y-B.15 13 19 24

Cancian, Tricia

5Y-A.15 5 4 5

Carmona, Jessica

5Y-B 4 4 4

Cornachio, Kimberly

5Y-A.15 4 4 4

Cvetovac, Tatiana

5Y-B 7 4 7

Dennison, Terese

5Y-B.15 4 4 4

Elam, Bernadette

5Y-B 11 9 11

Eskins, Sara

5Y-A.30 11 4 12

Findlay, Elizabeth

5Y-A 7 4 7

Fink, Jeffrey

5Y-B.15 4 4 4

Fisher, Carolyn

5Y-B 5 5 5

Franceschini, Alexandra

5Y-A.15 5 3 4

Frei, Rebecca

5Y-B.15 10 7 10

Ganz, Miranda

5Y-A.15 4 4 4

Gibbons, Rachael

5Y-B.15 4 4 4

Gorjup, Susan

5Y-A 5 5 5

Grasso, Carolyn

5Y-B.15 8 7 7

Grimes, Megan

5Y-A.15 4 4 4

Hopp, Kyleen

5Y-B.15 7 5 7



Hrusovsky, James

5Y-B.15 4 4 4

Johnson, Sianez

5Y-A 7 4 7

Jones, Lesley

5Y-B.15 4 4 4

Koepf, Ashley

5Y-B 4 4 4

Kolasinski, Aimee

5Y-A 4 4 4

Koski, Gina

5Y-B.15 9 4 13

Kutz, Kathleen

5Y-B 5 5 5

Light, Kelly

5Y-A.45 6 4 6

Lynch, Mary

5Y-B.15 5 5 5

Magrans, Juanita

5Y-A 8 8 8

McCollum, Ruth

5Y-B.15 11 4 12

McPeek, Stephanie

5Y-B 4 4 4

Merrill, Molly

5Y-B 4 4 4

Messer, David (55% Contract)

5Y-B.15 12 9 9

Meyer, Nicholas

5Y-B 4 4 4

Nelson, Karen

++ 5Y-B.15 13 11 30

Nosse, Sarah

5Y-B.15 4 4 4

O'Connor, Melinda

2Y-A 4 4 4

Parcell, Sara

5Y-B 5 5 5

Parmertor, Bonnie

5Y-A.45 9 4 16

Pastwa, Melissa

5Y-A.15 6 6 6

Previte, Amber

5Y-B 3 4 4

Prochaska, Michael (55% Contract)

5Y-B.15 13 19 22

Putterbaugh, Lisa

5Y-A 7 6 7

Ramsey-Waggoner, Shanelle

5Y-B 4 4 4

Randall, Kimberly

5Y-A 11 4 17

Ricchino, Deanna

5Y-B.15 5 5 5

Sauer, Christopher

5Y-B 4 4 4

Senn, Victor

5Y-B.15 13 15 16

Sizler, Amanda

5Y-A 5 5 5

Soukup, Tina

5Y-B 13 4 14

Stanic, Melanie

5Y-A 7 4 6

Stephens, John

+ 5Y-A 13 4 21

Whitfield, Jill

5Y-A 4 4 4

SECOND YEAR OF A TWO-YEAR CONTRACT




June 2014


Name


Burger, Kelley

5Y-B 6 6 6



Burton, Betsy

5Y-B.15 13 10 15

Crihfield-Reed, April

++ 5Y-B.15 13 20 24

DeTota, Christopher

5Y-B 6 6 6

Mills, Katie

5Y-B 8 5 6

Petro, Kim

5Y-B 13 8 16

Petrusko, Joni

5Y-B.15 6 6 6

Putnat, Laura

5Y-B.15 13 12 14

Ramer, Kimberly

5Y-B.15 13 13 15

Rhoads, Diane

5Y-B.15 13 12 18

Sample, Amy

5Y-B.15 13 8 14

Skinner, Cassandra

5Y-B.15 12 8 12

Slish, Mary

+ 5Y-B.15 13 18 19

Stein, Kathleen

5Y-B.15 13 10 14

Stopek, Kenneth

5Y-B.15 13 10 18

Tonti, Mary Lynn

++ 5Y-B.15 13 26 26

TO BE ISSUED A ONE-YEAR CONTRACT




June 2014


Name


Bencar, Tanya

5Y-B.15 7 2 7

Berger, Emily

4Y-B 3 2 3

Bonar, Samantha

5Y-B 3 3 3

Brown, Katelyn

4Y-B 2 2 2

Cicero, Stephanie

5Y-B.15 3 3 3

Clair, Lyndsay

5Y-B.15 3 1 3

Crain, Daniel

5Y-A 8 5 8

Dahl, Holly

5Y-A 3 3 3

Darrow, Jenna

4Y-B 3 2 3

Dixon, Heather

4Y-B.15 2 2 2

Edison, Deidra

5Y-A.15 2 2 2

Farrington, Ellen

5Y-A 1 1 1

Forgione, Dana

4Y-B 1 1 1

Gerard, Bradley

4Y-B 1 1 1

Goodwin, Lori

5Y-A 6 1 5

Gray, Matthew

5Y-B 3 2 3

Hogan, Thomas

4Y-B 2 1 2

Hollabaugh, Shaun

5Y-A.15 11 4 14

Janoso, Alyssa

5Y-B 4 2 4



Kleis, Maria

5Y-B 3 3 3

Krema, Alison

5Y-A 4 1 4

Lathan, Alisha

4Y-B 2 2 2

Lehman, Matthew

4Y-B.15 3 2 3

Lo, Kelly

4Y-B 2 2 2

Mahaffee, Linda

4Y-A 7 2 7

Malone, Kellie

2Y-A.30 1 0 0

Marconi, Julie

5Y-B 6 1 6

Martony, Brianne

2Y-B 2 2 2

McCloskey, Kelly

5Y-B 3 2 3

McEndree, Tara (80% Contract)

5Y-B 13 1 5

McSween, Allyson

5Y-A.45 6 1 12

Mejac, Brittni

4Y-B 2 2 2

Morse, Amanda

4Y-B 2 1 2

Panchik, Scott

4Y-B 2 2 2

Paradiso-Pollock, Andrea

5Y-A 8 3 8

Parker, Jamie

5Y-A.30 4 2 4

Pellack-Walker, Margaret

4Y-AA 10 2 10

Pentek, Kirsten

5Y-A 8 3 8

Reeg, Kendra

5Y-B 3 3 3

Rupp, Robin

4Y-A 2 1 1

Saywell, Mackenzie

4Y-B 2 1 2

Sines, Jessica

4Y-B 2 1 2

Srsen, Caroline

5Y-A 3 1 3

Stevens, Elizabeth

5Y-A 10 1 11

Strobel, Emily

4Y-B 1 1 1

Trivisonno, Tori

5Y-A 3 3 3

Urbas, Natalie

5Y-B.15 7 2 7

Venson, Jasmine

5Y-B 3 3 3

Vurbic, Sarah

5Y-A 6 2 8 Reappointment of TESOL Tutors for the 2013-2014 School Year Recommended

Name Level Step D'Apice, Doriann MA.15 10 Pauline, Francie BA.15 11 Rupert, Marcie MA.30 8 Leaves of Absence for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended Effective Jordan, Kelly – Grade 2/Orchard Hollow (Medical) 05-09-13 Jordan, Kelly – Grade 2/Orchard Hollow (Parental) 06-07-13 Light, Kelly – School Psychologist/Lake & Memorial (Medical) 04-26-13

Return from Leave of Absence for the 2013-2014 School Year Recommended Effective Jordan, Kelly – Grade 2/Orchard Hollow (Parental) Beginning of 2013-2014

Contract Year



Resignations for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended Effective Hufgard, Kimberly - English/High School (Retirement) End of 2012-13

Contract Year Krstolic, Lynda - S. Studies/Shore Middle (Retirement) End of 2012-13 Contract Year Mentch, Richard - S. Studies/Memorial (Retirement) End of 2012-13 Contract Year Milazzotto, Janice - Grade 1/Bellflower (Retirement) End of 2012-13 Contract Year Oberdoerster, Karla - Orchestra/District-wide (Retirement) End of 2012-13 Contract Year Spinello, Martha - Grade 3/ Brentmoor (Retirement) End of 2012-13 Contract Year Stacy, Vickie - Grade 4/ Lake (Retirement) End of 2012-13 Contract Year Thornburgh, Roberta - Grade 1/Sterling Morton (Retirement) End of 2012-13 Contract Year Vrcan, Debora – Grade 5/Orchard Hollow (Retirement) End of 2012-13 Contract Year The following is a Revision to Resolution #2013-4-80, April 11, 2013, Board of Education Agenda:

Please Change From: Resignations for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended Effective Froemke, Stephanie–Intervention Spec./O. Hollow (Retirement) 07-01-13

Please Change To: Resignations for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended Effective Froemke, Stephanie–Intervention Spec./O. Hollow (Retirement) End of 2012-13

Contract Year Temporary Employees (e.g. substitute teachers and tutors) for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended

Grendel, Matthew

Long-Term Substitutes Link, Erin Turk, Mary Beth Summer Tutors Abdulrahim, Bassam Dolence, Ellen Gridley, Susan Jahn, Mike Kiewit, John Lillash, Jennifer Mallin, Barb McPeek, Stephanie Mejac, Brittni Schindler, Debbie Striskovic, Carol Vanderhide, Brittany Viviani, Lauren

CLASSIFIED

Appointment for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended

Matyjasik, Gregory will be hired as an HQ Classroom Assistant at Brentmoor Elementary. Mr. Matyjasik will be placed at Step 2 of the HQ Classroom Assistant Salary Schedule. Effective 04-09-13

Reclassifications for the 2013-2014 School Year Recommended Augusta, Teresa will have a change in assignment from Secretary IV to



Secretary V in the Human Resources Department at the Administration Building. Mrs. Augusta will be placed at Step 11 of the Secretary V Salary Schedule. Effective 08-15-13 Estes, Doug will have a change in assignment from Computer Technician to PC/Network Technician in the IT Department at the Administration Building. Mr. Estes will be placed at Step 1 of the PC/Network Technician Salary Schedule. Effective 08-15-13 Schiavoni, Diane will have a change in hours as HQ Classroom Assistant at Brentmoor Elementary from 6 hours per day to 6.75 hours per day. Ms. Schiavoni will remain on Step 7 of the HQ Classroom Assistant Salary Schedule. Effective 04-08-13 The following is a Revision to Resolution #2012-4-78, April 17, 2012, Board of Education

Agenda:

Reappointment of Classified Staff for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended Please Change From: Longevity Name Position Contract Hours Class Step + Dragolich, Linda Student Supervisor 1 Y 7.5 NA 7 Please Change To: Longevity Name Position Contract Hours Class Step ++ Dragolich, Linda Student Supervisor 1 Y

7.5 NA 7

Leave of Absence for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended Effective Davis, Elissa – Classroom Asst./Garfield (Medical) 04-22-13 Return from Leave of Absence for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended Effective Pachinger, Pamela – Classroom Asst./CARES (Medical) 05-01-13

Resignations for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended Effective Cvar, Carol – Unit Secretary/High School (Retirement) 07-31-13 Weslee, Dorothy – Classroom Asst./Bellflower (Retirement) 07-01-13

Temporary Seasonal Employees for Summer 2012 Recommended Step 1 Albeck, Alyssa Baker, Abbey Bleck, Jesse Broski, Megan Freeman, Matt Giebel, Albert Hrusovsky, James Hungerford, Cassandra Jasilionis, Jack Julian, Alexis Kotze, Markus

Mazzocco, Alex McDonald, Danni Lynn Palmer, Kelly Riley, Patrick Schmidt, Erin Thompston, Clay Valeri, Angela Watson, Elliott Weagraff, Stephanie Yommer, Sondra

Step 2 Almasy, Scott Bacurin, Christy Burdock, Spencer Burgett, Lisa Burkett, Jack Clark, Pam Cline, Brian Coughlin, Justin Elston, Tyler Gilan, Brenda Gorjup, Kate Herman, Wavlene Horvath, Sharon Kasper, Joseph King, Anna Kozminski, Leslie

Levkulich, Nate Lunka, Evan Martin, Zac McClintick, Gary McMahon, Megan Miller, Alex Muenker, Kyle Peck, Phil Pratt, Bill Prostak, Danielle Ranney, Madison Ritchey, Greg Ritchey, Kevin Schmidt, Danielle Torpey, Susan Wallenfelsz, Don



Kubitz, Cheryl Kubitz, Tess LaPoint, Gail Latine, Danielle

Wardeiner, Ben Wardeiner, Rachel Wilson, Taylor Zaller, Matt

Temporary Employees (e.g., substitute classroom assistant, bus assistant, custodian, educational assistant, food service worker, library assistant, secretary, We Care instructor) for the 2012-2013 School Year Recommended Cogar, Kelly Collins, David Levkulich, Nate Luzar, Michael Matyjasik, Gregory Reese, Marianne Slattery, Pauline

Long-Term Substitute Kidd, Kim

NON-CONTRACTUAL COMPENSATION

The following will be paid a stipend to serve as Summer Band and Orchestra directors for the 2013 Summer Instrumental Music Program. To be paid from the Summer Music Activity Account

Levkulich, Diane $ 619.00 Michaels, Ed 1,239.00 Yoke, Matt 1,239.00 Yowell, Tim 3,717.00

The following will be paid a stipend of Two Thousand and 00/100 ($2,000.00) for conducting Early Entrance to Kindergarten Testing during Summer 2013. To be paid from the General Fund

Rigo, Jenny

The following will be paid a stipend for serving as cooperating teachers to student teachers/field experience students during the Spring session of the 2012- 2013 School Year. To be paid from the General Fund

Bateman, Rosemary $ 350.00 Burger, Jennifer 350.00 Cvetovac, Tatiana 350.00 Parsons, Chris 350.00 Rudder, Donna 100.00 SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS

Reappointment of Supplemental Contracts for the 2013-2014 School Year Recommended

MENTOR HIGH SCHOOL SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS

2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR

Supplemental Position Last Name First Name Base Index

Actvity Club Activity Club Activity Club Activity Club Awards Assembly Co-Manager (1/2) Kish Peggy 0.04

Awards Assembly Co-Manager (1/2) Coughlin Paula 0.045 Publications/Yearbook Co-Advisor (1/2)

Publications/Yearbook Co-Advisor (1/2) Publicationns/Yearbook Co-Assistant (1/2) Publications/Yearbook Co-Assistant (1/2) Kane Michelle 0.025

Community Service Co-Advisor (1/2) Kirby Melissa 0.025 Community Service Co-Advisor (1/2) Stewart Sandra 0.025 Coordinator of MHS Student Camp Counselors Raiff Scott $1,000 Drama Coach - Drama Advisor Greene John 0.11



Ecology Club McLaughlin Scott 0.033 Forensics - Debate Club Sponsor Rotar Mark 0.07 Freshman Class Advisor Gilbert Jaclyn 0.05 Future Leaders Advisor Skouby Kellee 0.07 Publications/Newspaper Advisor Lynch Mark 0.09 Junior Class Advisor Akin Timothy 0.07 Mock Trial Advisor Hoover Carol 0.05 Model UN Couch Steve 0.09 National Honor Society Advisor Petrusko Joni 0.065 Rotary Interact Club Advisor Kirby Melissa 0.033 Science Olympiad Advisor Ramsey Thomas 0.11 Senior Class Advisor Kirby Melissa 0.12 Senior Project Advisor Skouby Kellee 0.05 Ski Club Advisor Litzinger Daniel 0.05 Sophomore Class Advisor Russo Chad 0.05 Sparkle Cheerleader Advisor Ambrus Heather 0.033 Speech and Debate Advisor Roediger Amy 0.05 Student Government Co-Advisor (1/2) Hart Amanda 0.0325 Student Government Co-Advisor (1/2) George Jessica 0.0325 Technical/Stage Advisor Rotar Mark 0.04 United Way Club Advisor Brubaker Christine 0.033 Web Team Advisor Ramsey Thomas 0.11 Music-Head Concert Band Director Crain Daniel 0.08 Music -Head Marching Band Director Poremba Steve 0.165 Music-Assistant Concert Band Director Poremba Steve 0.05 Music-Assistant Marching Band Director Crain Daniel 0.07 Music-Assistant Marching Band Director Karchefsky Beth 0.07 Music-Vocal Music Director Herschman Terry 0.115 Music - Assistant Vocal Music Director Kulma Glenn 0.033 Music-Mannheim Orchestra Director

Music-Top 25 Director Eppler Laura 0.100 Music-Assistant Top 25 Director Bender Amy 0.053 Music-High School Strings Director

Music-Majorette Director Hoellein Kelly 0.055 Music-Marching Band Flag Corps Director Hoellein Kelly 0.055 Athletic Trainer

Athletic Trainer - Assistant Baseball - Head Coach Baseball - Assistant Coach Baseball - Assistant Coach Baseball - Freshman Coach Basketball - Boys Head Coach Krizancic Robert 0.22

Basketball - Boys Assistant Coach Grantz Neil 0.15 Basketball - Boys Assistant Coach

Basketball - Freshman Coach Parsons Christopher 0.15 Basketball - Freshman Coach Funk James 0.15 Basketball - Girls Head Coach

Basketball - Girls Assistant Coach Rogers Stephanie 0.13 Basketball - Girls Assistant Coach

Basketball - Girls Freshman Coach Basketball - Girls Freshman Coach Cheerleading - Football Varsity Coach Johnson Katherine 0.1

Cheerleading - Football Freshman Coach Cheerleading - Basketball Varsity Coach Pastwa Melissa 0.1

Cheerleading - Basketball Freshman Coach Cross Country - Boys/Girls Head Coach Dennison William 0.19

Cross Country - Boys/Girls Assistant Coach Cross Country - Boys/Girls Assistant Coach Faculty Manager Lohrey Greg 0.45

Faculty Manager Russo Chad 0.45 Football - Head Coach Trivisonno Steve 0.25 Football - Assistant Coach Janiak Nestor 0.19 Football - Assistant Coach

Football - Assistant Coach Pollock Edgar 0.19 Football - Assistant Coach Berwald Robert 0.19 Football - Assistant Coach Funk James 0.19 Football - Assistant Coach

Football - Assistant Coach Wilcox Jordan 0.18 Football - Assistant Coach Fink Jeff 0.19



Football - Freshman Head Coach

Football - Freshman Head Coach McKnight Ryan 0.17 Football - Freshman Assistant Coach Edwards Brad 0.15 Football - Freshman Assistant Coach Schutz Don 0.16 Golf - Boys Head Coach Vinborg Eric 0.1 Golf - Boys Assistant Coach Parsons Christopher 0.09 Golf - Girls Head Coach Wolf Daniel 0.12 Golf - Girls Assistant Coach

Ice Hockey - Head Coach McKito Paul 0.16 Ice Hockey - Assistant Coach

Ice Hockey - Assistant Coach Intramurals Director 1 Intramurals Director 2 Lacrosse - Boys Head Coach Lacrosse - Boys Assistant Coach Lacrosse - Girls Head Coach Lacrosse - Girls Assistant Coach Soccer - Boys Head Coach Payne Christopher 0.17

Soccer - Boys Assistant Coach Soccer - Boys Assistant Coach Soccer - Boys Assistant Coach Schulz William 0.13

Soccer - Girls Head Coach Soccer - Girls Assistant Coach Soccer - Girls Assistant Coach Hart Amanda 0.13

Soccer - Girls Assistant Coach Softball - Head Coach Softball - Assistant Coach Softball - Assistant Coach Softball - Assistant Coach Swimming - Head Coach Smudz Kristen 0.17

Swimming - Assistant Coach Swimming - Assistant Coach Vargo Joseph 0.11

Swimming - Assistant Coach Hanner Colin 0.11 Tennis - Boys Head Coach

Tennis - Boys Assistant Coach Tennis - Girls Head Coach Tennis - Girls Assistant Coach Rupert Edward 0.09

Track - Boys Head Coach Track - Boys Assistant Coach Track - Boys Assistant Coach Track - Boys Assistant Coach Track - Girls Head Coach Track - Girls Assistant Coach Track - Girls Assistant Coach Track - Girls Assistant Coach Volleyball - Head Coach Volleyball - Assistant Coach Cancian Tricia 0.13

Volleyball - Assistant Coach Volleyball - Assistant Coach Volleyball - Freshman Coach Volleyball - Freshman Coach Wrestling - Head Coach Capel James 0.19

Wrestling - Assistant Coach Pollock Keith 0.15 Wrestling - Assistant Coach

Wrestling - Assistant Coach Wrestling - Assistant Coach Splete William 0.15

MEMORIAL MIDDLE SCHOOL SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS


Supplemental Position Last Name First Name

Base Index

Advisory Coordinator (1/2) Bellomo Irene 0.0165 Advisory Coordinator (1/2) Kurowski Sue 0.0165 Actvity Club

Activity Club Activity Club Auditorium Manager Kulma Glenn 0.0400

Business Manager - Student Activities (1/2) Dubeansky Andrew 0.0200



Business Manager - Student Activities (1/2) Levy Tammy 0.0165 Cardinal Challenge Coach Sherritt Danielle 0.0400 Cardinal Challenge Coordinator

Drama Coach - Drama Club Advisor Couch Steven 0.0500 National Junior Honor Society Advisor Sherritt Danielle 0.0600 Pep Club Advisor (1/2 stipend) Levy Tammy 0.0250 Pep Club Advisor (1/2 stipend) Srp Dawn 0.0250 Power of the Pen Advisor

Publications - Newspaper Advisor (1/2) Beardslee Marjorie 0.0250 Publications - Newspaper Advisor (1/2) Georgia Sherry 0.0250 Publications - Yearbook Advisor Baird Dana 0.0700 Science Olympiad Advisor Crough Alisann 0.0600 Ski Club Co-Advisor (1/2) Kulma Glenn 0.0250 Ski Club Co-Advisor (1/2) Srp Dawn 0.0250 Student Council Co-Advisor (1/2)

Student Council Co-Advisor (1/2) Kulma Glenn 0.0250 Webmaster McKenney Connie 0.0365 Music - Middle School Instrumental Music Director Poremba Stephen 0.0650 Music - Middle School Vocal Music Director Kulma Glenn 0.0650 Music - Middle School Show Choir Director Kulma Glenn 0.0550 Music - 6th Grade Band Director Poremba Stephen 0.0330 Music - 6th Grade Strings Director

Music - 7th/8th Grade Strings Director Coordinator - Middle School Athletics Basketball - Boys 8th Grade Coach Meyer Nick 0.1100

Basketball - Boys 7th Grade Coach Vinborg Eric 0.1000 Basketball - Girls 8th Grade Coach

Basketball - Girls 7th Grade Coach Cheerleading - Basketball Coach Lathan Alisha 0.0600

Cheerleading - Football Coach Mejac Brittni 0.0600 Cross Country - Coach

Football - Head Coach Football - Assistant Coach Football - Assistant Coach Football - Assistant Coach Matsko Dennis 0.1100

Intramurals - Director Track - Head Coach Track - Assistant Coach Track - Assistant Coach Volleyball - 8th Grade Coach Volleyball - 7th Grade Coach Dixon Heather 0.1000

Wrestling - 7th and 8th Grade Head Coach Wrestling - Assistant Coach Sweeney Alex 0.0900

RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL

SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR


Base Index

Advisory Coordinator Nasca Renee 0.033 Actvity Club

Activity Club Activity Club Business Manager - Student Activities Banks Bryon 0.05

Cardinal Challenge Coach Franck Brian 0.04 Cardinal Challenge Coordinator

Drama Coach - Drama Club Advisor (1/2) Cicero Stephanie 0.025 Drama Coach - Drama Club Advisor (1/2) Ricchino Deanna 0.025 National Junior Honor Society Advisor (1/2) Cicero Stephanie 0.0275 National Junior Honor Society Advisor (1/2) Ricchino Deanna 0.03 Pep Club Advisor Cianciola Paula 0.05 Power of the Pen Advisor Cianciola Paula 0.04 Publications - Newspaper Advisor

Publications - Yearbook Advisor Focarett Marianne 0.07 Science Olympiad Advisor

Ski Club Franck Brian 0.05 Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend) Nasca Renee 0.025 Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend) Randa Anthony 0.025 Webmaster Dwyer Thomas 0.04



Music - Middle School Instrumental Music Director Shelton Timothy 0.065 Middle School Vocal Music Director Kulma Glenn 0.065 Middle School Show Choir Director Kulma Glenn 0.055 Music - 6th Grade Band Director Shelton Timothy 0.033 Music - 6th Grade Strings Director

Music - 7th/8th Grade Strings Director Coordinator - Middle School Athletics Adams Matthew 0.2

Basketball - Boys 8th Grade Coach Adams Matthew 0.11 Basketball - Boys 7th Grade Coach

Basketball - Girls 8th Grade Coach Meyer Nicholas 0.11 Basketball - Girls 7th Grade Coach

Cheerleading - Basketball Coach Cheerleading - Football Coach Burger Kelley 0.08

Cross Country - Coach Football - Head Coach St. Hilaire Sean 0.13

Football - Assistant Coach Football - Assistant Coach Dwyer thomas 0.11

Football - Assistant Coach Adams Matthew 0.11 Intramurals Director (1/2 stipend)

Intramurals Director (1/2 stipend) Track - Head Coach Track - Assistant Coach Track - Assistant Coach Volleyball - 8th Grade Coach Volleyball - 7th Grade Coach Wrestling - 7th and 8th Grade Head Coach Wrestling - Assistant Coach

SHORE MIDDLE SCHOOL SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS



Base Index

Advisory Coordinator Miller Chris 0.033 Activity Club

Activity Club Activity Club Business Manager - Student Activities Kunes Laurel 0.05

Cardinal Challenge Coach Miller Chris 0.04 Cardinal Challenge Coordinator

Drama Coach - Drama Club Advisor Hart Laura 0.045 National Junior Honor Society Advisor Stanic Melanie 0.06 Pep Club Advisor (1/2 stipend) Dawson Peter 0.025 Pep Club Advisor (1/2 stipend) Harper Kristi 0.025 Power of the Pen Advisor (1/2 stipend) Compton Diane 0.02 Power of the Pen Advisor (1/2 stipend) Weber Kathleen 0.0165 Publications - Newspaper Advisor (1/2 stipend) Trayter Jim 0.025 Publications - Newspaper Advisor (1/2 stipend) Wood Ron 0.025 Publications - Yearbook Advisor Fiore Donna 0.06 Science Olympiad Advisor Hixson Eric 0.055 Ski Club Advisor Maurer Rhonda 0.05 Student Council Advisor Krstolic Lynda 0.045 Web Master Kaminski John 0.033 Music - Middle School Instrumental Music Director Kunes Laurel 0.065 Music - Middle School Vocal Music Director Lo Kelly 0.055 Music - Middle School Show Choir Director Harden Stephanie 0.045 Music - 6th Grade Band Director Kunes Laurel 0.033 Music - 7th/8th Grade Strings Director

Music - 6th Grade Strings Director Coordinator - Middle School Athletics Toot Shawn 0.2

Basketball - Boys 8th Grade Coach Basketball - Boys 7th Grade Coach Basketball - Girls 8th Grade Coach Basketball - Girls 7th Grade Coach Cheerleading - Basketball Coach Cheerleading - Football Coach Cross Country - Coach Football - Head Coach



Football - Assistant Coach Football - Assistant Coach Kirschner Scott 0.08

Football - Assistant Coach Intramurals Director Toot Shawn 0.11

Track - Head Coach Track - Assistant Coach Track - Assistant Coach Volleyball - 8th Grade Coach Volleyball - 7th Grade Coach Wrestling - 7th and 8th Grade Head Coach Wrestling - Assistant Coach

SECONDARY DEPARTMENT COORDINATORS


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT #

TEACHERS NAME STIPEND EXT. DAYS

Mentor High School English 20+ Coleman, Tracy 0.125 3 Mentor High School Guidance 8-13 Litzinger, Dan 0.095 2 Mentor High School Health/Physical Ed. 3-7 Trivisonno, Steve 0.08 2 Mentor High School Mathematics 20+ Skilton, Ken 0.125 3 Mentor High School Science (1/2 stipend) 20+ Butler, Brian 0.0625 1.5 Mentor High School Science (1/2 stipend) 20+ Roediger, Amy 0.0625 1.5 Mentor High School Social Studies 14-19 Waltz, Marie 0.11 3 Mentor High School Special Education 20+ Turkall, Joseph 0.125 3 Mentor High School Vocational 14-19 Lynch, Mark 0.105 3 Memorial Middle English 8-13 Koshar, Melissa 0.095 2 Memorial Middle Health/Physical Ed. 3-7 Vucetic, Anne 0.08 2 Memorial Middle Mathematics 3-7 Srp, Dawn 0.08 2 Memorial Middle Science 3-7 Print, June 0.08 2 Memorial Middle Social Studies 3-7 Elwell, Richard 0.08 2 Memorial Middle Special Education 8-13 Rudder, Donna 0.095 2 Ridge Middle English 3-7 Walker, Carmen 0.07 2 Ridge Middle Mathematics 3-7 Dwyer, Thomas 0.08 2 Ridge Middle Science 3-7 Henrich, William 0.08 2 Ridge Middle Social Studies 3-7 St. Hilaire, Sean 0.08 2 Ridge Middle Special Education 3-7

Shore Middle English 3-7 Wood, Ron 0.08 2 Shore Middle Health/Physical Ed. 3-7 Hrusovsky, James 0.07 2 Shore Middle Mathematics 3-7 Shafer, Anne 0.08 2 Shore Middle Science 3-7 Kopp, Paul 0.08 2 Shore Middle Social Studies 3-7 Harper, Kristi 0.08 2 Shore Middle Special Education 8-13 Greenlee, Piper 0.095 2 Systemwide Art 8-13 Kane, Michelle 0.095 2 Systemwide Business 3-7 Hoover, Carol 0.08 2

Systemwide Family & Consumer Science 8-13 Banks, Kerry 0.095 2

Systemwide Foreign Language (1/2 stipend) 14-19 Kriz, Barbel 0.0525 1.5

Systemwide Foreign Language (1/2 stipend) 14-19 Friend, Marianne 0.0525 1.5

Systemwide Industrial Technology 3-7 Schonauer, Paul 0.08 2 Systemwide Media 8-13 Ford, Lisa 0.095 2 Systemwide Music (1/2 stipend) 14-19

Systemwide Music (1/2 stipend) 14-19 Herschman, Terry 0.0525 1.5 Systemwide Gifted 8-13

Systemwide Psychologists 8-13 Rigo, Jenny 0.09 2

Systemwide Speech & Lang. Pathologists 8-13 Jefferies, Christina 0.09 2

NOTE: Department Coordinators are to receive two (2) days of extended time to be served one day



before school starts and one day after school closes for the 2013-2014 school year.

Coordinators with fourteen (14) or more teachers and systemwide coordinators shall receive three (3) days of extended time. Department size shall be determined by the number of full time and/or full time

equivalent teachers assigned to each department for which a coordinator is recommended. In some cases, coordinators will serve a single building, while in others they will serve systemwide.

SECONDARY EXTENDED TIME

2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR School POSITION

# OF WORKDAYS NAME

Mentor High School School Counselor 10 Gomori, Cynthia Mentor High School School Counselor 10 Howell, Meagan Mentor High School School Counselor 10 Kover, Faith Mentor High School School Counselor 10 Krizan, Catherine Mentor High School School Counselor 10 Litzinger, Dan Mentor High School School Counselor 10 Montgomery, Ernest Mentor High School School Counselor 10 Nemunaitis, marc Mentor High School School Counselor 10 Ganz, Miranda Mentor High School School Counselor 10 Srsen, Caroline Mentor High School Social Worker 10 Brubaker, Christine Mentor High School Work Study Coordinator 10 Hoose, Hillary Memorial Middle School Counselor 7 Heramb, Ann Memorial Middle School Counselor 10 Skrajner, Sarah

Memorial Middle Coordinator of Middle School Athletics 2 Jeckel, Joseph

Ridge Middle School Counselor 7 Herzog, Jennifer Ridge Middle School Counselor 10 Nasca, Renee

Ridge Middle Coordinator of Middle School Athletics 2 Adams, Matthew

Shore Middle School Counselor 7 Malone, Kellie Shore Middle School Counselor 10 Kaleal, Charity

Shore Middle Coordinator of Middle School Athletics 2 Toot, Shawn

NOTE: Workdays to be determined by

building Principal.

MENTOR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION

EXTENDED TIME 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR

POSITION # OF WORKDAYS NAME

Construction Management 2 Stephens, John Early Childhood Education 10 Kirby, Melissa Career Based Intervention Instructor 10 Krizancic, Robert Marketing Management 10 McKnight, Drew Family and Consumer Science (GRADS) 5 Zadd, Joyce

NOTE: Workdays to be determined by building Principal.



ELEMENTARY

ACTIVITY CLUB ADVISORS, DEPARTMENT COORDINATORS AND EXTENDED TIME 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR

School Activity Club Name Base Index ELEMENTARY ACTIVITY CLUB ADVISORS

Bellflower Elementary Art Club Nutter, Erin 0.033 Brentmoor Elementary Math Club Koski, Gina 0.033

Fairfax Elementary WFAX TV Production (1/2 stipend) Hill, Jackie 0.0165

Fairfax Elementary WFAX TV Production (1/2 stipend) Cody, Roberta 0.0165

Garfield Elementary Fitness Club Hopkins Elementary Technology Club Rose, Tina 0.033

Lake Elementary Announcements McArdle, Sue 0.033 Orchard Hollow Elementary Sign Language Club Hazen, Sharon 0.033 Rice Elementary Art Club Spetrino, Jacqui 0.033 Sterling Morton Elementary Art Club Spetrino, Jacqui 0.033

ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT COORDINATORS

Systemwide Art Spetrino, Jacqui 0.080 + 2

days

Systemwide Physical Education Loovis, Cynthia 0.080 + 2

days

NOTE: In addition, Department Coordinators are to receive two (2) days of extended time to be served one day before school starts and one day after school closes for the

2013-2014 school year.

ELEMENTARY EXTENDED TIME Evaluation of Title I

Marthe, Alice 6 Workdays

ECIA Program

NOTE: Dates to be determined

ELEMENTARY

PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS, SAFETY PATROL SUPERVISORS, AND STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORS


School Name Base Index

ELEMENTARY PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS Bellflower Elementary Capel, Jim 0.04

Brentmoor Elementary (1/2 stipend) Koski, Gina 0.02 Brentmoor Elementary (1/2 stipend) Rupert, Ashley 0.01825 Fairfax Elementary (1/2 stipend) Cody, Roberta 0.02 Fairfax Elementary (1/2 stipend) Pasquale, Karen 0.02 Garfield Elementary Gorjup, Susan 0.0365 Hopkins Elementary Rhoads, Diane 0.04 Lake Elementary (1/2 stipend) Andrews, Jilleena 0.02 Lake Elementary (1/2 stipend) Denk, Regina 0.02 Orchard Hollow Elementary (1/2 stipend) Frey, Judy 0.02 Orchard Hollow Elementary (1/2 stipend) DeMichael, Mary Ann 0.01825 Rice Elementary Byers, Daniel 0.04 Sterling Morton Elementary Eppler, Laurie 0.04

ELEMENTARY SAFETY PATROL SUPERVISORS Bellflower Elementary Bencar, Tanya 0.0365

Brentmoor Elementary Deitrick, Anne 0.04 Fairfax Elementary Tongel, Thomas 0.04



Garfield Elementary (1/2 stipend) Calevich, Abbey 0.02 Garfield Elementary (1/2 stipend) Godec, Kristen 0.02 Hopkins Elementary Dille, Sandra 0.04 Lake Elementary (1/2 stipend) Dzanko, Ivana 0.02 Lake Elementary (1/2 stipend) Marotta, Jacqueline 0.02 Orchard Hollow Elementary (1/2 stipend) Grimes, Megan 0.0165 Orchard Hollow Elementary (1/2 stipend) Lillash, Jen 0.0165 Rice Elementary Watson, James 0.04 Sterling Morton Elementary Levkulich, Charles 0.04

ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORS Bellflower Elementary Trivisonno, Tori 0.033

Brentmoor Elementary (1/2 stipend) Kelly, Kathy 0.02 Brentmoor Elementary (1/2 stipend) Deitrick, Anne 0.02 Fairfax Elementary (1/2 stipend) Devore, Justine 0.02 Fairfax Elementary (1/2 stipend) Marconi, Julie 0.0165 Garfield Elementary (1/2 stipend) Marks, Andrew 0.0165 Garfield Elementary (1/2 stipend) Findlay, Elizabeth 0.01825 Hopkins Elementary Viviani, Laurie 0.04 Lake Elementary (1/2 stipend) Cornachio, Kim 0.02 Lake Elementary (1/2 stipend) McCloskey, Kellie 0.01825 Orchard Hollow Elementary (1/2 stipend) Jordan, Kelly 0.01825 Orchard Hollow Elementary (1/2 stipend) Solon, Jessica 0.01825 Rice Elementary (1/2 stipend) Burger, Kelley 0.02 Rice Elementary (1/2 stipend) Hopp, Kyleen 0.02 Sterling Morton Elementary Spetrino, Jacqui 0.04

STUDENT SERVICES

EXTENDED TIME 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR

POSITION # OF WORKDAYS NAME

School Psychologist 10 Light, Kelly School Psychologist 10 Parker, Jamie School Psychologist 10 Gaston, Roberta School Psychologist 10 McSween, Allison School Psychologist 10 Ray, Maureen School Psychologist 10 Rigo, Jenny School Psychologist 10 Uhrman, Jacqueline School Psychologist 10 Valtman, Donna School Psychologist 10 Edison, Deidra

NOTE: Workdays for Psychologists to be

determined by the Assistant Superintendent of Student Services

MENTOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

RESIDENT EDUCATOR PROGRAM COMMITTEE RESIDENT EDUCATOR MENTORS MASTER TEACHER COMMITTEE

2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR MENTOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The MTA President shall appoint four (4) MTA bargaining unit members which includes one member of the MTA Executive Board, one elementary principal or supervisor, one high school/middle school administrator or supervisor, and one employee selected by the Superintendent.



Committee Members Stipend 1. Morey, Linda 0.105 2. Karberg, Janice 0.11 3. Sterner, Lisa 0.1 4. Langelier, Cynthia 0.11

RESIDENT EDUCATOR PROGRAM Comprised of three (3) Superintendent appointees and three (3) MTA

members appointed by the MTA President.

Committee Members Stipend 1. Elwell, Richard 0.045 2. Sellers, Mary 0.045 3. Snee, Patrick 0.045 4. Burnett, Kathy 0 5. Porter, William 0 6. Wade, William 0

MASTER TEACHER COMMITTEE Committee Members Stipend

1. Ruff, Georgine 0.023 2.

3. 4.

RESIDENT EDUCATOR MENTORS Year 1

Year 2 Year 3 Year 4

Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Mihok, Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Shaw. The motion carried. 2013-5-93 At this time a special Board meeting was scheduled for Thursday, May 23, 2013, 7:30 a.m. at the Helen “Sue” Osborn Administration Building, 6451 Center Street, Mentor, OH 44060 to adopt the May update to the Five-Year Forecast. At this time Mr. Thomas Tuttle presented the legislative report. Mr. Sparacia moved, seconded by Mr. Mihok that the Board of Education approve the April 2013 financial statements as presented. Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Mihok, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Shaw. The motion carried. 2013-5-94 Mr. Mihok moved, seconded by Mr. Sparacia that the Board of Education ratify the April 2013 investments as follows:

INVESTMENTS 4/30/2013

MATURITY INTEREST

FUND AMOUNT INSTITUTION DATE RATE INTEREST General Fund 9,988,750.00

Huntington Capital 10/07/13 0.23% 11,250.00

General Fund 5,000,000.00

Huntington CDARS 04/11/14 0.35% 17,500.00

14,988,750.00



INVESTMENT INVENTORY AS OF April 30, 2013

DATE

ORIGINALLY MATURITY INTEREST INSTITUTION AMOUNT INVESTED DATE RATE

First Merit $3,600,353.75 2/12/2013 OPEN 0.100% JP Morgan #1618944845 450,520.25 01/27/00 OPEN 0.090% JP Morgan #936438860 96,928.75 03/01/11 OPEN 0.000% Dollar Bank #2672209929 15,197,601.61 08/10/11 OPEN 0.100% Charterone #1940003836 0.00 03/08/05 OPEN 0.000% Huntington #01662160387 46,298.12 03/10/09 OPEN 0.050% Lake National CKG #1257 144,034.23 03/26/10 OPEN 0.200% Lake National CKG #6075 12.40 11/30/10 OPEN 0.200% Morgan Stanley-Smith Barney 1,997,600.00 11/14/12 05/13/13 0.240% Lake National Bank 1,112,426.35 08/23/12 05/23/13 0.500% Huntington CDARS 3,000,000.00 06/14/12 06/13/13 0.400% Lake National Bank 2,678,037.75 06/11/12 06/13/13 0.250% Dollar Bank 5,087,005.20 06/21/12 06/21/13 0.270% Morgan Stanley-Smith Barney 3,497,812.50 02/27/13 07/02/13 0.183% Huntington CDARS 10,000,000.00 08/30/12 08/29/13 0.400% TriState CDARS 5,000,000.00 09/06/12 09/05/13 0.500% Huntngton Capital Corp. 9,988,750.00 04/10/13 10/07/13 0.228% Huntington CDARS 1,000,000.00 11/01/12 10/31/13 0.350% Huntington CDARS 3,000,000.00 01/17/13 01/16/14 0.350% Huntington CDARS 5,000,000.00 03/07/13 03/06/14 0.350% Huntington CDARS 5,000,000.00 04/11/13 04/11/14 0.350%

TOTAL 75,897,380.91

Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Mihok, Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Shaw The motion carried. 2013-5-95 Mr. Sparacia moved, seconded by Mr. Mihok that the Board of Education approve the April 2013 inter-fund transfers as follows: TO: FROM: AMOUNT REASON CASH TRANSFERS:

300-5100-9321 MHS ATHLETICS

001-7200-0000-910 GENERAL FUND 5,000.00 Support

009-5100-0000 UNIFORM SUPPLIES

001-7200-0000-910 GENERAL FUND 40,000.00 Support

NONE

RETURN OF CASH ADVANCES: NONE

Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Mihok, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Shaw. The motion carried. 2013-5-96



Mr. Mihok moved, seconded by Mr. Tuttle that the Board of Education approve the April 2013 appropriation modifications as follows: WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education the adopted 2012-2013 annual appropriations on September 11, 2012; and, WHEREAS, the Chief Financial Officer has determined the need for line item appropriation modifications; and, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the following appropriation and modifications be approved:

General Fund – 001-0000

Function Object Title Amount From 1100 500 Supplies & Materials $1,090.00 To 1100 400 Professional Services $1,090.00 Reason: To adjust budget to pay for a classroom presentation for Mentor High School.

General Fund – 001-0000 Function Object Title Amount From 1100 500 Supplies & Materials $20,000.00 To 1100 400 Professional Services $20,000.00 Reason: To adjust budget to pay for professional development of Math in Focus materials.

General Fund – 001-0000 Function Object Title Amount From 1100 500 Supplies & Materials $1,185.00 To 1100 400 Professional Services $1,185.00 Reason: To adjust budget to pay for repair of physical education equipment.

General Fund – 001-0000 Function Object Title Amount From 1100 500 Supplies & Materials $3,700.00 To 1100 600 Capital Outlay $3,700.00 Reason: To adjust budget to pay for strength equipment for gym.

General Fund – 001-0000 Function Object Title Amount From 1100 500 Supplies & Materials $200.00 From 2200 400 Professional Services $100.00 From 2200 500 Supplies & Materials $1,500.00 To 2200 600 Capital Outlay $1,800.00 Reason: To adjust budget to pay for office equipment for the K-12 office.

General Fund – 001-0000 Function Object Title Amount From 1200 400 Professional Services $19,200.00 From 1900 400 Professional Services $5,730.00 From 1900 500 Supplies & Materials $25,412.00 To 1200 400 Professional Services $31,142.00 To 1200 500 Supplies & Materials $1,000.00 To 1200 600 Capital Outlay $18,200.00 Reason: To adjust budget for student intervention through Crossroads, and to purchase equipment for the Gifted Program.


Function Object Title Amount From 2500 800 Other Objects $166,816.00 To 1100 400 Professional Services $66,225.00 To 1100 500 Supplies & Materials $38,510.00 To 1100 600 Capital Outlay $55,331.00 To 2200 400 Professional Services $6,000.00 To 2200 800 Other Objects $750.00 Reason: New department budget for Casino tax revenue.

General Fund – 001-0000 Function Object Title Amount From 2700 500 Supplies & Materials $32,000.00 To 2700 400 Professional Services $32,000.00 Reason: To adjust budget to pay for building repairs.




Function Object Title Amount From 2800 400 Professional Services $18,556.00 To 1200 400 Professional Services $18,556.00 Reason: To adjust budget to pay for Nursing Services, OT & PT at Broadmoor, Vocational Education and the CARES program.

General Fund – 001-0000 Function Object Title Amount From 2900 400 Professional Services $39,797.48 From 2900 500 Supplies & Materials $37,798.31 To 2900 600 Capital Outlay $77,595.79 Reason: To adjust budget to cover the wireless project for IT.

General Fund – 001-0000 From 4100 200 Employee Benefits $75.00 To 4300 200 Employee Benefits $75.00 Reason: To adjust budget to cover negatives.

Orchard Hollow – Lauri Nowak Memorial #007-9221

Function Object Title Amount From 4600 600 Capital Outlay $125.00 To 4600 500 Supplies & Materials $125.00 Reason: Reallocate budget for February credit card expenses

Brentmoor – Principal Account #018-9205 Function Object Title Amount From 2400 400 Purchased Services $350.00 To 2400 800 Other Object $350.00 Reason: Reallocate budget for student awards/incentives and volunteer awards

Shore – Athletic Beverage Account #018-9316 Function Object Title Amount From 4500 500 Supplies & Materials $905.54 To 4500 800 Other Object $905.54 Reason: Reallocate budget to donate cash balance to Shore Athletic Account #300-9315

MHS – Principal Account #018-9500 Function Object Title Amount From 2900 400 Purchased Services $3,500.00 To 2900 800 Other Object $3,500.00 Reason: Reallocate budget for graduation expenses

Shore – Principal Account #018-9552 Function Object Title Amount From 2900 600 Capital Outlay $1,700.00 To 2900 500 Supplies & Materials $1,700.00 Reason: Reallocate budget for office supplies and negative balance

MHS – Autism Account #018-9903 Function Object Title Amount From 2900 500 Supplies & Materials $175.00 To 2900 400 Purchased Services $175.00 Reason: Reallocate budget to purchase bus passes for students

Lincoln Electric 019-9001 Function Object Title Amount From 2400 500 Supplies & Materials $ 566.68 From 2400 600 Capital Outlay $ 6,833.32 To 4100 400 Purchase Services $ 4,150.00 To 4100 500 Supplies & Materials $ 3,250.00 Reason: Budget adjustment for Science Olympiad National Competition expenses.

AT & T 019-9002 Function Object Title Amount From 1100 600 Capital Outlay $ 1,150.00 To 2400 800 Other Objects $ 1,150.00 Reason: Budget adjustment for field trip entrance fees.



C.A.R.E.S. – 020-9001

Function Object Title Amount From 2700 200 Employee Benefits $125.00 To 2200 200 Employee Benefits $125.00 Reason: To adjust budget to clear negatives for C.A.R.E.S.

C.A.R.E.S. – 020-9001 Function Object Title Amount From 2800 400 Professional Services $300.00 From 2800 800 Other Objects $200.00 To 2200 400 Professional Services $500.00 Reason: To adjust budget to pay for outside professional services for C.A.R.E.S.

Workers’ Compensation Self Insurance – 027-9012 Function Object Title Amount From 7600 800 Other Objects $1,851.00 To 7600 400 Professional Services $1,851.00 Reason: To adjust budget for payment for workers’ comp vendor services.

Brentmoor – Student Council #200-9050 Function Object Title Amount From 4600 800 Other Object $2,500.00 To 4600 500 Supplies & Materials $2,500.00 Reason: Reallocate budget for purchase of Chrome Notebooks

Memorial – Cardinal Challenge #200-9626 Function Object Title Amount From 4600 800 Other Object $34.00 To 4600 500 Supplies & Materials $34.00 Reason: Reallocate budget for refreshments

MHS – Art Club #200-9833 Function Object Title Amount From 4100 800 Other Object $250.00 To 4100 400 Purchased Services $250.00 Reason: Reallocate budget for Art Show photo booth rental

MHS – Future Leaders #200-9846 Function Object Title Amount From 4300 400 Purchased Services $200.00 To 4300 800 Other Object $200.00 Reason: Reallocate budget for charitable donations

MHS – Work Study Club #200-9880 Function Object Title Amount From 4600 600 Capital Outlay $600.00 To 4600 400 Purchased Services $600.00 Reason: Reallocate budget for student bus passes

MHS – Class of 2013 #200-9930 Function Object Title Amount From 4600 800 Other Object $4.72 To 4600 200 Benefits $4.72 Reason: Reallocate budget to cover negative balance

MHS – Boys Soccer Fundraiser #300-9009 Function Object Title Amount From 4500 500 Supplies & Materials $47.28 To 4500 200 Benefits $47.28 Reason: Reallocate budget to cover negative balance

Ridge – Athletics #300-9313 Function Object Title Amount From 4500 600 Capital Outlay $100.00 To 4500 100 Salaries $100.00 Reason: Reallocate budget to cover negative balance



MHS – Athletics #300-9321

Function Object Title Amount From 4500 500 Supplies & Materials $7,700.00 To 4500 100 Salaries $2,000.00 To 4500 400 Purchased Services $5,700.00 Reason: Reallocate budget for negative balance in substitute salaries, for credit card charges for tournament hotel and charter buses expenses and spring sport officials

Auxiliary Services/St. Gabriel’s 401-9223 Function Object Title Amount From 3200 400 Purchase Services $ 10,037.90 From 3200 600 Capital Outlay $ 17,642.00 To 3200 500 Supplies & Materials $ 27,679.90 Reason: Budget adjustment for instructional supplies and materials.

Auxiliary Services/Lake Catholic 401-9225 Function Object Title Amount From 3200 400 Purchase Services $ 4,829.79 From 3200 500 Supplies & Materials $ 1,547.32 To 3200 600 Capital Outlay $ 6,377.11 Reason: Budget adjustment for classroom computers.

Special Education Part B-IDEA 516-9029 Function Object Title Amount From 1200 100 Salaries $12,000.00 From 1200 200 Benefits $ 7,000.00 From 2400 200 Benefits $ 4,600.00 To 2100 400 Purchase Services $ 3,000.00 To 2200 400 Purchase Services $12,500.00 To 2400 100 Salaries $ 3,100.00 To 2800 400 Purchase Services $ 5,000.00 Reason: Budget adjustment for ESY expenses, Teach & Buck Institute inservices.

Early Childhood Special Ed.- Part B-IDEA 587-9029 Function Object Title Amount From 1200 600 Capital Outlay $ 2,000.00 From 2100 400 Purchase Services $ 4,000.00 From 2100 500 Supplies & Materials $ 3,000.00 From 2400 500 Supplies & Materials $ 2,000.00 From 2800 400 Purchase Services $ 1,000.00 From 3200 400 Purchase Services $ 2,500.00 From 3200 500 Supplies & Materials $ 2,500.00 To 1200 500 Supplies & Materials $ 4,200.00 To 2800 500 Supplies & Materials $ 7,300.00 To 5200 600 Capital Outlay $ 5,500.00 Reason: Budget adjustment to purchase instructional supplies, playground swing set and transportation supplies needed for buses to transport students in wheelchairs. Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Mihok, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Shaw. The motion carried. 2013-5-97 Mr. Sparacia moved, seconded by Mr. Tuttle that the Board of Education approve the following resolution of supplemental appropriations:

WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education has been notified by the Mentor Schools Foundation of a new grant, MSF Enhancing Classroom Differentiation Through the Use of Stations with Chromebooks/Ridge FY13 account in the amount of $2,790.00; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 11, 2012 adopted annual appropriations for the 2012-2013 fiscal year which did not include this increase: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education amend its previously adopted appropriation accounts as follows:

MSF Enhancing Classroom Differentiation Through the Use of Stations with Chromebooks/Ridge FY13 007-9777

Function Object Title Increase Budget Total 1100 600 Capital Outlay $ 2,790.00 $ 2,790.00



BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Treasurer of this Board of Education be directed to certify a copy of this resolution to the Lake County Auditor.

WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education has been notified by the Mentor Schools Foundation of a new grant, MSF Bullying Prevention Networking Summit for Elementary School Students/Staff account in the amount of $2,500.00; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 11, 2012 adopted annual appropriations for the 2012-2013 fiscal year which did not include this increase: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education amend its previously adopted appropriation accounts as follows:

MSF Bullying Prevention Networking Summit for Elementary School Students/Staff 007-9778

Function Object Title Increase Budget Total 4600 400 Purchase Services $ 400.00 4600 500 Supplies & Materials $ 2,100.00 $ 2,500.00

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Treasurer of this Board of Education be directed to certify a copy of this resolution to the Lake County Auditor. WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education has been notified by the Mentor Schools Foundation of a new grant, MSF Bullying Prevention Networking Summit for Middle School Students/Staff account in the amount of $2,500.00; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 11, 2012 adopted annual appropriations for the 2012-2013 fiscal year which did not include this increase: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education amend its previously adopted appropriation accounts as follows:

MSF Bullying Prevention Networking Summit for Middle School Students/Staff 007-9779

Function Object Title Increase Budget Total 4600 400 Purchase Services $ 400.00 4600 500 Supplies & Materials $ 2,100.00 $ 2,500.00


WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education either have received additional monies, have additional cash available or anticipate receiving additional monies during the 2012-2013 fiscal year; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 11, 2012 adopted annual appropriations for the 2012-2013 fiscal year which included a portion of these funds; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education amend its previously adopted appropriation accounts as follows:

Fairfax – Fifth Grade Account #200-9159

Function Object Title Increase Total Increase 4600 400 Purchased Services $175.00 4600 500 Supplies & Materials $100.00 4600 800 Other Object $300.00 $575.00

Garfield – Student Council #200-9200 Function Object Title Increase Total Increase 4600 800 Other Object $3,300.00 $3,300.00

Memorial – Guidance/Student Ambassador #200-9627

Function Object Title Increase Total Increase 4600 500 Supplies & Materials $530.00 $530.00

Memorial – Athletics #300-9311 Function Object Title Increase Total Increase 4500 500 Supplies & Materials $12,650.00 $12,650.00

MHS – Pay to Participate Donations #300-9893

Function Object Title Increase Total Increase 4500 800 Other Object $1,000.00 $1,000.00



BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Treasurer of this Board of Education be directed to certify a copy of this resolution to the Lake County Auditor. WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education has been notified by the State of Ohio, Dollar Bank (interest) of an increase to the Auxiliary Services-St. Gabriel’s account in the amount of $45.83; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 11, 2012 adopted annual appropriations for the 2012-2013 fiscal year which did not include this increase: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education amend its previously adopted appropriation accounts as follows:

Auxiliary Services/St. Gabriel’s 401-9223 Function Object Title Increase Budget Total 3200 500 Supplies & Materials $ 45.83 $ 45.83

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Treasurer of this Board of Education be directed to certify a copy of this resolution to the Lake County Auditor. WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education has been notified by the State of Ohio, Dollar Bank (interest) of an increase to the Auxiliary Services-St. Mary’s account in the amount of $24.29; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 11, 2012 adopted annual appropriations for the 2012-2013 fiscal year which did not include this increase: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education amend its previously adopted appropriation accounts as follows:

Auxiliary Services/St. Mary’s 401-9224

Function Object Title Increase Budget Total 3200 600 Capital Outlay $ 24.29 $ 24.29


WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education has been notified by the State of Ohio, Dollar Bank (interest) of an increase to the Auxiliary Services-Lake Catholic account in the amount of $50.12; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 11, 2012 adopted annual appropriations for the 2012-2013 fiscal year which did not include this increase: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education amend its previously adopted appropriation accounts as follows:

Auxiliary Services/Lake Catholic 401-9225 Function Object Title Increase Budget Total 3200 500 Supplies & Materials $ 50.12 $ 50.12


WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education has been notified by the Ohio Department of Education of a decrease to the Targeted Assistance, Title I grant in the amount of $5,019.56; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 11, 2012 adopted annual appropriations for the 2012-2013 fiscal year which did not include this decrease: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education amend its previously adopted appropriation accounts as follows:

Targeted Assistance, Title I 572-9870 Function Object Title Decrease Budget Total 2200 400 Purchase Services $ 4,977.40 2500 800 Other Objects $ 42.16 ($ 5,019.56) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Treasurer of this Board of Education be directed to certify a copy of this resolution to the Lake County Auditor.



WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education has been notified by the Ohio Department of Education of a decrease to the Improving Teacher Quality, Title II-A grant in the amount of $109.80; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 11, 2012 adopted annual appropriations for the 2012-2013 fiscal year which did not include this decrease: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education amend its previously adopted appropriation accounts as follows:

Improving Teacher Quality, Title II-A 590-9113 Function Object Title Decrease Budget Total 2200 500 Supplies & Materials $ 100.00 2200 600 Capital Outlay $ 9.80 ($ 109.80) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Treasurer of this Board of Education be directed to certify a copy of this resolution to the Lake County Auditor Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Mihok, Mr. Shaw. The motion carried. 2013-5-98 At this time, Mr. Daniel L. Wilson, Chief Financial Officer, presented the fiscal officer's certificate to issue school improvement notes. Mr. Mihok moved, seconded by Mr. Tuttle that the Board of Education approve the following resolution to renew school improvement notes:

WHEREAS, pursuant to a resolution adopted May 8, 2012, notes in the aggregate principal amount of $1,170,000 dated June 1, 2012 (the “Outstanding Notes”), were issued for the purpose of constructing, renovating, remodeling, adding to, furnishing, equipping and otherwise improving School District facilities and clearing and improving School District sites which Outstanding Notes will mature on May 31, 2013; and WHEREAS, the amount of at least $195,000 is now available to be applied against the principal amount of the Outstanding Notes and this Board has determined to issue renewal notes in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $975,000 to provide the remaining funds necessary to retire the principal amount of the Outstanding Notes at maturity; and WHEREAS, the Treasurer as fiscal officer of this Board has certified to this Board that the estimated life or period of usefulness of the improvements described in Section 1 is at least five years, the maximum maturity of the Bonds referred to in Section 1 is fifteen years, and the maximum maturity of the Notes referred to in Section 3, to be issued in anticipation of the Bonds referred to in Section 1, is June 5, 2028; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of the Mentor Exempted Village School District, Counties of Lake and Geauga, State of Ohio, that: Section 1. It is necessary to issue bonds of this School District in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $975,000 for the purpose of constructing, renovating, remodeling, adding to, furnishing, equipping and otherwise improving School District facilities and clearing and improving School District sites (the “Bonds”). Section 2. The Bonds shall be dated approximately May 1, 2014, shall bear interest at the now estimated rate of 4.50% per year, payable semi-annually (on June 1 and December 1, commencing December 1, 2014) until the principal amount is paid, and are estimated to mature in fifteen annual principal installments in such amounts that the total principal and interest payments on the Bonds in any fiscal year in which principal is payable are substantially equal, commencing December 1, 2014. Section 3. It is necessary to issue and this Board hereby determines that notes of this School District in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $975,000 shall be issued in anticipation of the issuance of the Bonds (the “Notes”) and to retire the Outstanding Notes at their maturity. The Notes shall be designated “School Improvement Notes, Series 2013”; shall bear interest (computed on the basis of a 360-day year consisting of twelve 30-day months) at a rate not exceeding four per centum (4.00%) per annum, payable at maturity or any date of earlier prepayment as provided for in this Section, with provision, if requested by the purchaser, that, in the event of default in the payment of the principal of the Notes at maturity, the same shall bear interest at a different rate not exceeding ten per centum (10%) per annum from said maturity date until the principal sum is paid or provided for, with such rate or rates of interest to be fixed by the Treasurer in the Treasurer’s certificate awarding the Notes at private sale in accordance with Section 5 hereof (the “Certificate of Award”). The Notes shall be dated the date of their issuance and shall



mature one year from the date of issuance, provided that the Treasurer may, if it is determined to be necessary or advisable to the sale of the Notes, establish a maturity date that is not earlier than eleven months or later than one year from the date of issuance by setting forth that maturity date in the Certificate of Award. The Notes shall be issued in such numbers and denominations as shall be requested by the original purchaser thereof and approved by the Treasurer. The aggregate principal amount of the Notes may be represented by a single Note form representing the entire issue. The Notes may be issued as fully registered securities (for which the Treasurer will serve as the note registrar). The Notes shall be prepayable in whole or in part on any date, at par, at the sole option of the Board if agreed to by the original purchaser thereof. If agreed to by the original purchaser, prepayment prior to maturity shall be made by deposit with the paying agent designated pursuant to Section 4 hereof of the principal amount of the Notes to be prepaid together with interest accrued thereon to the date of prepayment. The Board’s right of prepayment shall be exercised by mailing a notice of prepayment, stating the date of prepayment and the name and address of the paying agent, by certified or registered mail to the original purchaser of the Notes not less than seven days prior to the date of that deposit, unless that notice is waived by the original purchaser of the Notes. If moneys for prepayment are on deposit with the paying agent on the specified prepayment date following the giving of that notice (unless the requirement of that notice is waived as stated above), interest on the principal amount prepaid shall cease to accrue on the prepayment date, and upon the request of the Treasurer the original purchaser of the Notes shall arrange for the delivery of the Notes at the designated office of the paying agent for prepayment and surrender and cancellation. Section 4. The Notes shall be signed by the President or the Vice-President, and Treasurer, of this Board, provided that one of those signatures may be a facsimile. The Notes shall express upon their faces the purpose for which they are issued, which may be in summary form, and that they are issued pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 133 of the Revised Code and this Resolution. The Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to appoint, in the Certificate of Award, a bank or trust company (or the office of the Treasurer) to act as the paying agent (the “Paying Agent”) for the Notes and to designate the office of the Paying Agent at which principal of and interest on the Notes shall be payable, based on his determination that the appointment and designation will not endanger the funds or securities of the School District and that proper procedures and safeguards are available for that purpose. The principal of and interest on the Notes shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of America and shall be payable, without deduction for payment for the services of the Paying Agent, at the office of the Paying Agent designated in the Certificate of Award. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Resolution, if it is determined by the Treasurer to be advantageous to the School District, the Notes may be issued in book entry form for use in a book entry system and, if and as long as a book entry system is utilized: (i) the Notes may be issued in the form of a single, fully registered typewritten Note and registered in the name of a depository or its nominee, as registered owner, and immobilized in the custody of a depository; (ii) the beneficial owners in book entry form shall have no right to receive Notes in the form of physical securities or certificates; (iii) ownership of beneficial interests in book entry form shall be shown by book entry on the system maintained and operated by the depository and its participants, and transfers of the ownership of beneficial interests shall be made only by book entry by the depository and its participants subject to the terms of this Resolution; and (iv) the Notes as such shall not be transferable or exchangeable, except for transfer to another depository or to another nominee of a depository, without further action by the Board. The Treasurer is also hereby authorized and directed, to the extent necessary or required, to enter into any agreements determined necessary in connection with the book entry system for the Notes, after determining that the signing thereof will not endanger the funds or securities of the School District. Section 5. The Notes shall be awarded and sold by the Treasurer at private sale for not less than the par value thereof in accordance with the provisions of this Resolution. The Treasurer shall sign a Certificate of Award (referenced in Section 3) evidencing that sale, determining the original purchaser of the Notes, the aggregate principal amount of the Notes, the interest rate or rates that the Notes shall bear, and the maturity date of the Notes, and making any other determinations and designations herein authorized. The Treasurer is authorized and directed to deliver the Notes, when executed, to the original purchaser upon payment of the purchase price. The President and Vice-President of this Board, and the Treasurer, as appropriate, are each authorized and directed to sign any transcript certificates, financial statements and other documents and instruments and to take such actions as are necessary or appropriate to consummate the transactions contemplated by this Resolution. In connection with the issuance of the Notes herein



authorized, the legal services of the law firm of Squire Sanders (US) LLP are hereby retained to act as bond counsel to this School District. Section 6. This Board covenants that it will use, and will restrict the use and investment of, the proceeds of the Notes in such manner and to such extent as may be necessary so that (a) the Notes will not (i) constitute private activity bonds, arbitrage bonds or hedge bonds under Sections 141, 148 or 149 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the “Code”), or (ii) be treated other than as bonds to which Section 103 of the Code applies, and (b) the interest thereon will not be treated as a preference item under Section 57 of the Code. This Board further covenants (a) that it will take or cause to be taken such actions which may be required of it for the interest on the Notes to be and remain excluded from gross income for federal income tax purposes, (b) that it will not take or authorize to be taken any actions which would adversely affect that exclusion, and (c) that it, or persons acting for it, will, among other acts of compliance, (i) apply the proceeds of the Notes to the governmental purpose of the borrowing, (ii) restrict the yield on investment property acquired with those proceeds, (iii) make timely and adequate rebate payments to the federal government, (iv) maintain books and records and make calculations and reports, and (v) refrain from certain uses of proceeds and, as applicable, of property financed with such proceeds, all in such manner and to the extent necessary to assure such exclusion of that interest under the Code. The Treasurer, as the fiscal officer, or any other officer of the Board having responsibility for issuance of the Notes is hereby authorized (a) to make or effect any election, selection, designation, choice, consent, approval, or waiver on behalf of the Board with respect to the Notes as the Board is permitted or required to make or give under the federal income tax laws, including, without limitation thereto, any of the elections provided for in Section 148(f)(4)(C) of the Code or available under Section 148 of the Code, for the purpose of assuring, enhancing or protecting favorable tax treatment or status of the Notes or interest thereon or assisting compliance with requirements for that purpose, reducing the burden or expense of such compliance, reducing the rebate amount or payments of penalties, or making payments of special amounts in lieu of making computations to determine, or paying, excess earnings as rebate, or obviating those amounts or payments, as determined by that officer, which action shall be in writing and signed by the officer, (b) to take any and all other actions, make or obtain calculations, make payments, and make or give reports, covenants and certifications of and on behalf of the Board, as may be appropriate to assure the exclusion of interest from gross income and the intended tax status of the Notes, and (c) to give one or more appropriate certificates of the Board, for inclusion in the transcript of proceedings for the Notes, setting forth the reasonable expectations of the Board regarding the amount and use of all the proceeds of the Notes, the facts, circumstances and estimates on which they are based, and other facts and circumstances relevant to the tax treatment of the interest on and the tax status of the Notes. The School District hereby represents that the Outstanding Notes were designated “qualified tax-exempt obligations” pursuant to Section 265(b)(3) of the Code. The School District hereby covenants that it will redeem the Outstanding Notes from proceeds of, and within 90 days after issuance of, the Notes, and represents that all other conditions are met for treating the Notes as “qualified tax-exempt obligations” and as not to be taken into account under subparagraph (D) of Section 265(b)(3) of the Code, without necessity for further designation, by reason of subparagraph (D)(ii) of Section 265(b)(3) of the Code. Further, the School District represents and covenants that, during any time or in any manner as might affect the status of the Notes as “qualified tax-exempt obligations”, it has not formed or participated in the formation of, or benefited from or availed itself of, any entity in order to avoid the purposes of subparagraph (C) or (D) of Section 265(b)(3) of the Code, and will not form, participate in the formation of, or benefit from or avail itself of, any such entity. The School District further represents that the Notes are not being issued as part of a direct or indirect composite issue that combines issues or lots of tax-exempt obligations of different issuers. Each covenant made in this Section with respect to the Notes is also made with respect to all issues any portion of the debt service on which is paid from proceeds of the Notes, to the extent such compliance is necessary to ensure exclusion of interest on the Notes from gross income for federal income tax purposes, and the officers identified above are authorized to take actions with respect to those issues as they are authorized in this Section to take with respect to the Notes. Section 7. The par value to be received from the sale of the Bonds or of any renewal notes and any excess funds resulting from the issuance of the Notes shall, to the extent necessary, be used to pay debt charges on the Notes at maturity and are hereby pledged for such purpose.



Section 8. During the year or years in which the Notes are outstanding, there shall be and is hereby levied on all the taxable property in this School District, in addition to all other taxes, the same tax that would have been levied if the Bonds had been issued without the prior issuance of the Notes, which tax shall not be less than the interest and sinking fund tax required by Section 11 of Article XII, Ohio Constitution. That tax shall be within the ten-mill limitation imposed by law, shall be and is ordered computed, certified, levied and extended upon the tax duplicate and collected by the same officers, in the same manner and at the same time that taxes for general purposes for each of those years are certified, levied, extended and collected, and shall be placed before and in preference to all other items and for the full amount thereof. The proceeds of the tax levy shall be placed in the Bond Retirement Fund, which shall be irrevocably pledged for the payment of the debt charges on the Bonds and the Notes, when and as the same fall due. Section 9. The proceeds from the sale of the Notes shall be paid into the Bond Retirement Fund and those proceeds are hereby appropriated and shall be used for the purpose for which the Notes are being issued. Any transfers of legally available funds necessary to pay debt service on the Outstanding Notes are hereby authorized and such funds are hereby appropriated for such purpose. Section 10. It is hereby determined that all acts and conditions necessary to be done precedent to and in the issuing of the Notes in order to make them legal, valid and binding general obligations of the Mentor Exempted Village School District have been performed and have been met, or will at the time of delivery of the Notes have been performed or have been met as required by law; that the full faith and credit and general taxing power (as described in Section 8 hereof) of the Board are hereby pledged to the timely payment of debt charges on the Notes; and that no statutory or constitutional limitation of indebtedness or taxation will have been exceeded in the issuance of the Notes. Section 11. The Treasurer of this Board is hereby directed to forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Auditors of Lake and Geauga Counties. Section 12. It is hereby found and determined that all formal actions of this Board and of any of its committees concerning and relating to the adoption of this Resolution were adopted in an open meeting of this Board, and that all deliberations of this Board and of any of its committees that resulted in those formal actions were in meetings open to the public, in compliance with the law. Section 13. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and immediately upon its adoption. Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Mihok, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Shaw. The motion carried. 2013-5-99 Mr. Shaw announced there was no unfinished business. At this time Mr. Shaw thanked the community for the levy renewal. At this time Mr. Shaw announced that the Board of Education would conduct a hearing of the public, an opportunity for anyone to speak to the Board on any subject. There were none. Mr. Mihok moved, seconded by Mr. Tuttle that the Board of Education recess to executive session in accordance with Ohio Revised Code 121.22 to discuss negotiations. Time: 8:23p.m. Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Mihok, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Shaw. The motion carried. 2013-5-100 Mr. Shaw reconvened the meeting to regular session at 9:12 p.m. There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. Sparacia moved, seconded by Mr. Tuttle, that the regular meeting be adjourned. Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Sparacia, Mr. Tuttle,, Mr. Mihok, Mr. Shaw. The motion carried. 2013-5-101 The regular meeting adjourned at 9:13 p.m.



Daniel L. Wilson, Treasurer William J. Shaw, President

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