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NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT

Lansdale, PA 19446-3960

INFORMATIONAL SHEETS

ITEM NUMBER: 53-12

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SUBJECT: 2012-13 EXTRA DUTY ASSIGNMENTS

MONTH/YEAR PRESENTED TO BOARD: August 2012 INITIATED BY: Dr. Diane Holben

COMMITTEE: Board Leadership

RECOMMENDATION: Recommend approval of extra duty assignments for the 2012-13 school

year.

BACKGROUND:

See attached for the 2012-13 extra duty assignments for North Penn High School.

DATE PREPARED: August 7, 2012


2012-13 Extra Duty Schedule North Penn High School

Position Assignee Group Experience Salary

MARCHING BAND

Asst. Band Director ‡ John Josten 5 F 6,312.00$

Percussion Ensemble ‡ Michael Thomas 4 B(2) 3,815.00$

CHEERLEADERSHead Coach ‡ Ethel Jamison McGowen 6 E (11) 7,742.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ Marissa Alexander 4 A (0) 3,605.00$

FOOTBALL Assistant Coach ‡ William Bannek 5 E [12] 6,098.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ Michael Kapusta 5 C [4] 5,673.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ Ryan Major 5 E [12] 6,098.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ Jeff Childs 5 D [7] 5,886.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ Zachary Raffle 5 C [5] 5,673.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ David Franek 5 E [12] 6,098.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ Ed Harkins 5 E [12] 6,098.00$

CROSS COUNTRYHead Coach, Boys ‡ Michael Werner 4 E[13] 4,455.00$

Assistant Coach, Boys ‡ Mike Hertz 3 B[2] 3,157.00$

Head Coach, Girls ‡ ** James Crawford 4 G [35] 4,882.00$

Assistant Coach, Girls ‡ Spencer Kershaw 3 D[8] 3,585.00$

TENNIS Head Coach, Girls ‡ Dannette Strader 5 F [17] 6,312.00$

Assistant Coach, Girls ‡ Jane Brady 3 B [3] 3,157.00$

FIELD HOCKEY Head Coach ‡ Shannon McCracken 5 D(7) 5,886.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ Carolyn Edwards 3 D [10] 3,585.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ Mary Wilson 3 D [7] 3,585.00$

SOCCER - BoysHead Coach ‡ * Paul Duddy 6 E [15] 7,742.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ Pete Phiambolis 4 E [11] 4,455.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ Jesse Sheetz 4 B(3) 3,815.00$

‡ - Ratify


SOCCER - Girls

Head Coach, Girls ‡ James Dehner 6 E [12] $7,742.00

Assistant Coach ‡ Rachel Wilson 4 B(2) $3,815.00

Assistant Coach ‡ Tim Fry* 4 B(2) 3,815.00$

VOLLEYBALLHead Coach, Girls/Fall ‡ *Brian Yost 5 D[8] 5,886.00$

Assistant Coach,Girls/Fall ‡ *Benjamin Guarino 3 C [5] 3,373.00$

Assistant Coach,Girls/Fall ‡ Kevin Eck 3 D [8] 3,585.00$

WATER POLOHead Coach, Boys ‡ Jason Grubb 5 D [10] 5,886.00$

Assistant Coach, Boys ‡ Todd Gibson 3 C [4] 3,373.00$

Head Coach, Girls ‡ William Bartle 5 G [24] 6,521.00$

Assistant Coach, Girls ‡ Katie Plewinski 3 D [9] 3,585.00$

GOLFHead Coach ‡ Dave DiValentino 4 B [3] 3,815.00$

Assistant Coach ‡ Ted Heller 2 A [1] 1,965.00$

BASKETBALLAssistant Coach, BOYS *Chris Podsobinski 4 C(5) 4,028.00$

Assistant Coach, GIRLS Lauren Budweg 4 C [5] 4,028.00$

BOWLING Coach, Boys/Girls Co * Donald Stadnycki 3 D [6] 3,585.00$

SWIMMINGHead Coach, Girls Matt Weiser 6 B [3] 7,096.00$

Assistant Coach, Girls *Kate Klinger 4 B [3] 3,815.00$

Assistant Athletic Director Melanie Seeders 7 D [9] $9,823.00

Assistant Athletic Director Daniel Huston 7 E [11] $10,036.00

** Retired

‡ - Ratify * Non-district Employee


TRACK - WINTERHead Coach, Boys Jay Jones 5 E [15] 6,098.00$

Assistant Coach, Boys Ernest Perilli 3 E [15] 3,800.00$

Assistant Coach, Boys Jon Fluck 3 D [6] 3,585.00$

Head Coach, Girls **James B. Crawford, Jr. 5 G 6,521.00$

Assistant Coach, Girls Michael Hertz 3 B [2] 3,157.00$

Assistant Coach, Girls *Richard Swanker 3 G 4,232.00$

WRESTLING Head Coach Robert Shettsline 6 G [23] 8,166.00$

Assistant Coach *Zachary Fryling 4 A [1] 3,605.00$

Assistant Coach William Robbins 4 C 4,028.00$

BASEBALLHead Coach Kevin Manero 5 D [9] $5,886.00

LACROSSEHead Coach, Girls Jami Wilus 5 D [10] $5,886.00

Assistant Coach, Girls Kathleen Corrado 3 D (8) $3,585.00

Assistant Coach, Girls *Allison Herman 3 A (0) $2,950.00

Head Coach, Boys *Richard Smith 5 D [10] $5,886.00

SOFTBALLHead Coach *Richard Torresani 5 G [24] $6,521.00

Assistant Coach Shannon McCracken 3 D (8) $3,373.00

Assistant Coach ‡ * Bryan Eppinger 3 A [0] $2,885.00

TRACKHead Coach, Boys Jay Jones 5 E [16] $6,098.00

Head Coach, Girls ** James Crawford 5 G [39] $6,521.00

TENNISHead Coach, Boys **Nelson Watton 5 G [43] 6,521.00$

Assistant Coach, Boys Dannette Strader 3 F [20] 4,232.00$

VOLLEYBALLHead Coach *Tim Moyer 5 D [10] 5,886.00$

Assistant Coach, Boys *Brian Yost 3 D[7] 3,585.00$

Assistant Coach, Boys *Brian Harvey 3 D[6] 3,585.00$

** Retired

‡ - Ratify * Non-district Employee


FITNESS CENTERDirector David Franek 6 D[6] 7,525.00$

PUBLICATIONSLiterary Magazine, (Art & Layout) Theresa Page 1 C [4 ] 1,406.00$

Newspaper, Literary Kevin Manero 3 A [1] 2,950.00$

Yearbook Elizabeth McConnell 6 C [5] 7,309.00$

Yearbook, Business Christine Peterson 3 E [11] 3,800.00$

STUDENT GOVERNMENTSophomore Anya Assous 3 C [4] 3,373.00$

Sophomore Brian Christopher 3 B [3] 3,157.00$

Junior Michael Hertz 3 A [1] 2,950.00$

Junior Mary Scott 3 B [3] 3,157.00$

Senior Class Advisor Chris Young 4 C [5] 4,028.00$

Senior Class Advisor Amy Young 4 E [11] 4,455.00$

Student Council, Assistant Maria Carafa 4 A [1] 3,605.00$

Student Council, Assistant Kyle Berger 4 B [2] 3,815.00$

CLUBSAcademic Pentathlon-Co Kathryn Daughton 2 B [2] 2,180.00$

African American Marjorie Diegue 2 C [4] 2,388.00$

African American Lenora Ashford 2 B [2] 2,180.00$

Art Joanne Harris 1 C [4] 1,406.00$

Auto Michael Boyer 1 E [15] 1,833.00$

Bengali Paramita Sinha 1 A [1] 986.00$

Best Buddies Ellen Simons 1 D [10] 1,617.00$

Best Buddies Lori Thompson 1 D [7] 1,617.00$

Chinese Janet Kratz 1 D [10] 1,617.00$

Enact Mary Wilson 1 A [1] 986.00$

Equestrian Club Dr. Melody Leithold 1 D [7] 1,617.00$

Family, Career, & Community

Leaders of America (FCCLA) Sharon Lersch 1 C [5] 1,406.00$

French Club Anya Assous 1 C [4] 1,406.00$

Future Business Leaders

(FBLA) Co-Advisor Linda Westerlund 2 (½) F [18] 1,514.00$

Future Business Leaders

(FBLA) Co-Advisor Kenneth McLarnon 2 (½) D [10] 1,301.00$

Gay Straight Alliance David Hall 1 D [9] 1,617.00$

German Margrit Marino 1 B [3] 1,196.00$

Goodwill Ambassadors Deb Bell 1 A [1] 986.00$

Health Professions Club Mary Scott 1 A [1] 986.00$

Hispanic (SALSA) Diana Garaitonandia 1 A [0] 986.00$

Improv Edward Young 1 B [2] 1,196.00$

Indian Cultural Associatiion Dianne Wakefield 1 B [3] 1,196.00$

International Friendship Club Noriko Coyle 1 B [3] 1,196.00$

Italian Club Lisa Krzemien 1 D [8] 1,617.00$

Japanese Animation &

Cultural Club Han Kim 1 E [11] 1,833.00$


CLUBSJROTC Color Guard &

Drill Team Co- Chief Dolores Sullivan 2 D [6] 2,602.00$

JROTC Color Guard &

Drill Team Co- Col. Todd Zachary 2 B [2] 2,180.00$

Key Club Advisor Linda Law 1(x2) E [14] 3,666.00$

Korean AmericanAdvisor David Kim 1 D [6] 1,617.00$

Latin Jonathan Rockey 1 D [6] 1,617.00$

Mathletics - Co Phil Brewster 1 (½) A [1] 493.00$

Mathletics - Co Jack Burrell 1 (½) A [1] 493.00$

Model Aviation Club Mike Voicheck 1 D [7] 1,617.00$

Model UN Carmen Jankowski 1 A [0] 986.00$

National Honor Society Co- Alexis Parrish 2 (½) A [0] 982.50$

National Honor Society Co- Michelle Machado 2 (½) A [1] 982.50$

Odyssey of the Mind Joanne Wiernusz 1 A [1] 986.00$

Reading Olympics Ellen McKee 1 A [1] 986.00$

SADD Mary Wilson 1 E [11] 1,833.00$

School Store - Co Ken McLarnon 1 (½) D [8] 808.50$

School Store - Co Linda Westerlund 1 (½) E [12] 916.50$

Science Fair Dr. Melody Leithold 1 F [19] 2,045.00$

Simulation Gaming Chris Young 1 E [13] 1,833.00$

Ski Club, Co- Scott Swindells 2 (½) D [9] 1,301.00$

Ski Club Co- Todd Gibson 2 (½) A [1] 982.50$

Speech & Debate/Mock Trial - Co Brian Haley 1 (½) E [12] 916.50$

Speech & Debate/Mock Trial - Co Kathleen Krimmel 1 (½) B [2] 598.00$

Student Exchange, Advisor Judy McGuriman 2 B [2] 2,180.00$

Student Exchange, Advisor Patrick Brett 2 B [2] 2,180.00$

Table Tennis Rachel Hubbs 1 D [7] 1,617.00$

Ultimate Frisbee *Steve Wherry 1 A [1] 986.00$

Women's Issues Patricia Kinsey 1 E [15] 1,833.00$

Youth EducationAsociation Beth Light 1 D [6] 1,617.00$

BAND & CHORALJazz Band Director John Josten 5 F [18] 6,312.00$

Lab Band Director Peter Neu 3 (1/2) G [26] 2,116.00$

Lab Band Director David DiValentino 3 (1/2) C [4] 1,686.50$

Choral Director Matthew Klenk 5 B [3] 5,338.00$

Choral, Assistant * Sean Burns 3 A [1] 2,950.00$

Orchestra 10-12 Erica Milbourne 3 E [15] 3,800.00$

DRAMADirector Andrea Roney 6 D [6] 7,525.00$

Drama Band Michael Britcher 2 E [15] 2,818.00$

Drama Choreographer Debra Buckner 3 G [28] 4,232.00$

Drama Stage Crew * James Overholtzer 2 G [28] 3,241.00$

Drama Stage Design * John Buckner 2 G [28] 3,241.00$

Drama Vocal Matthew Klenk 2 B[3] 2,180.00$

** Retired

* Non-district Employee

Pennbrook Middle School


CHEERLEADERSHead Coach 9 Melinda Lyon 3 D [8] 3,585.00$

FOOTBALL Head Coach 7-8 Christopher Berlanda 3 E [11] 3,800.00$

Head Coach 9 Jim Williams 3 C [4] 3,373.00$

Assistant Coach 9 Marty Bauer 2 D [7] 2,602.00$

Assistant Coach 7-8 John Benedix 2 C [4] 2,388.00$

Assistant Coach 7-8 Dennis Cligett 2 A [1] 1,965.00$

Assistant Coach 7-8 Anthony Davidson 2 D [7] 2,602.00$

FIELD HOCKEY Head Coach 9 Margaret McConnell 3 E[15] 3,800.00$

Head Coach 7-8 Denise Helsel 3 E [13] 3,800.00$

Assistant Coach 7/8 Jackie Hewston 2 B [3] 2,180.00$

SOCCERHead Coach, Boys 9 Matthew Brick 3 D [7] 3,585.00$

Head Coach, Coed 7-8 Timothy Schindele 3 E[14] 3,800.00$

Assistant Coach, Coed 7-8 Josh Krall 2 D [6] 2,602.00$

BASKETBALLHead Coach, BOYS 9 James Williams 3 D [9] 3,585.00$

Head Coach, BOYS 7-8 Jesse Clancy 3 D [6] 3,585.00$

Assistant Coach, BOYS 7-8 Brett Storm 2 E [15] 2,818.00$

Head Coach, GIRLS 9 Jason Munn 3 E [11] 3,800.00$

Head Coach, GIRLS 7-8 Denise Helsel 3 E [12] 3,800.00$

Assistant Coach, GIRLS 7-8 Brett Storm 2 A [1] 1,965.00$

WRESTLINGHead Coach 7-8 John Benedix 3 D [7] 3,585.00$

Assistant Coach 7-8 Jason Theodore 2 E [13] 2,818.00$

BASEBALLHead Coach 7/8 John Benedix 3 B [2] $3,157.00

Assistant Coach 7/8 Chris Berlanda 2 B [2] $2,180.00

Head Coach 9 Marty Bauer 3 E [14] $3,800.00

LACROSSEHead Coach 7/8 Amy Cardamone 3 E [11] 3,800.00$

Assistant Coach 7/8 Timothy Schindele 2 E [13] 2,818.00$

Head Coach 9 Margaret McConnell 3 E [13] 3,800.00$

SOFTBALLHead Coach 9 Jen Flocco 3 E [15] 3,800.00$

Head Coach 7/8 Scott Crayder 3 E [12] 3,800.00$

Assistant Coach 7/8 Rachel Davis 2 A [1] 1,965.00$


TRACKHead Coach, Boys 7/8 Jim Williams 3 F [16] 4,014.00$

Head Coach, Girls 7/8 Jackie Hewston 3 C [5] 3,373.00$

Assistant Coach, Boys 7/8 Jesse Clancy 2 C [4] 2,388.00$

Assistant Coach, Girls 7/8 Katie Kuhner 2 A [1] 1,965.00$

PUBLICATIONSLiterary Magazine Ivy Mermelstein 1 E [15] 1,833.00$

Literary Magazine Alison Seiler 1 A [1] 986.00$

Yearbook Jim Wright 3 C [4] 3,373.00$

Yearbook Kay Beard 3 C [4] 3,373.00$

STUDENT GOVERNMENTStudent Council Jennifer Seiler 3 E [13] 3,800.00$

Student Council Ann Pearcey 3 A [1] 2,950.00$

CLUBSAcademic Pentathlon-Co Jennifer Gutsche 1 (1/2) F [17] 1,022.50$

Academic Pentathlon-Co Susan Gregory 1 (1/2) F [17] 1,022.50$

Enact – Co-Advisor Susan Gregory 1 (1/2) E [15] 916.50$

Enact – Co-Advisor Michael Botti 1 (1/2) D [6] 808.50$

National Jr Honor Society Kay Beard 1 D [9] 1,617.00$

Science Fair Carol Ward 1 D [8] 1,617.00$

BAND/CHORAL/ORCHESTRABand Director Peter Neu 4 G [27] 4,882.00$

Assistant Band Director David Di Valentino 3 D [9] 3,506.00$

Choral Director Kathleen McCarter 4 C [5] 3,585.00$

Orchestra David Pimentel 2 C [4] 2,388.00$

DRAMA

Drama Director Joe O'Brien 3 E [15] 3,800.00$

Choreographer * Barbara Renzi 1 D [6] 1,617.00$

Vocal Kathleen McCarter 1 C [4] 1,406.00$

Band Peter Neu 1 E [15] 1,833.00$

Stage Diane McTamney 1 C [4] 1,406.00$

Intramural Supervisor Nicole Pickersgill 1 840.00$

Sports Coordinator Marty Bauer 4 E [13] 4,455.00$

Penndale Middle School


CHEERLEADERSHead Coach 9 3 B [3] 3,157.00$

Head Coach 7-8 3 B [2] 3,157.00$

FOOTBALL Head Coach 9 Todd Thatcher 5 F [16] 6,312.00$

Assistant Coach 9 Neil Dangello 2 E[15] 2,818.00$

Assistant Coach 9 Rob Pecharo 2 B[3] 2,180.00$

Head Coach 7-8 Todd Brunner 3 D [8] 3,585.00$

Assistant Coach 7-8 2 B[2]

Assistant Coach 7-8 Matt Reimel 2 B [2] 2,180.00$

Assistant Coach 7-8 2 E[11] 2,818.00$

FIELD HOCKEY Head Coach 9 Mia Weygand 3 B [3] 3,157.00$

Head Coach 7-8 Jenna Hoffman 3 A [0] 2,950.00$

Assistant Coach 7-8 Julia Murray 2 B [2] 2,180.00$

SOCCERHead Coach, Boys 9 Jim Parrish 3 G [24] 4,232.00$

Head Coach, Coed 7-8 Brian Conti 3 E[12] 3,800.00$

Assistant Coach, Coed 7-8 Joel Evans 2 D [10] 2,602.00$

BASKETBALLHead Coach, BOYS 9 * Matt Brick 3 D [6] 3,585.00$

Head Coach, BOYS 7-8 * Todd Thatcher 3 F [18] 4,014.00$

Assistant Coach, BOYS 7-8* Jeff Childs 2 D [8] 2,602.00$

Head Coach, GIRLS 9 * Joel Evans 3 A [1] 2,950.00$

Head Coach, GIRLS 7-8 * Chris Joy 3 D [9] 3,585.00$

Assistant Coach, GIRLS 7-8 Ken Schwartz 2 G 3,241.00$

WRESTLINGHead Coach 7-8 Todd Brunner 3 D [9] 3,585.00$

Assistant Coach 7-8 Joseph DiSiro 2 D [6] 2,602.00$

BASEBALLHead Coach 7/8 Robert Pecharo 3 F [16] $4,014.00

Assistant Coach 7/8 Jim Parrish 2 F $3,028.00

Head Coach 9 Kenneth Schwartz 3 G [29] $4,232.00

LACROSSEHead Coach 7/8 Joanne Borchers 3 B [2] $3,157.00

Head Coach 9 Katie Grunmeier 3 C [4] $3,373.00

Assistant Coach - 7/8 Jenna Hoffman 2 A[0] $1,965.00

** Retired


Lauren Morris

Jen Stonis

Eric Matsinger


SOFTBALLHead Coach 7/8 Eric Matsinger 3 B [3] $3,157.00

Asst. Coach 7/8 Joseph DiSiro 2 D [8] $2,602.00

Head Coach 9 3 C [4] $3,373.00

TRACKHead Coach, Boys 7/8 Joel Evans 3 B[3] $3,157.00

Head Coach, Girls 7/8 3 C [5] $3,373.00

Assistant Coach, Girls 7/8 Laura Connors 2 B[3] $2,180.00

Assistant Coach, Boys 7/8 Matt Reimel 2 A [1] $1,965.00

PUBLICATIONSLiterary Magazine 1 A [0] 986.00$

Literary Magazine Donna Poley 1 A [0] 986.00$

Newspaper Ted Heller 2 A[1] 1,965.00$

Yearbook James Dehner 3 E [11] 3,800.00$

Yearbook Brian Conti 3 E[12] 3,800.00$

STUDENT GOVERNMENTStudent Council Stephanie Le 3 A [0] 2,950.00$

Student Council Amanda Jozefowski 3 C[5] 3,373.00$

CLUBSAcademic Pentathlon-Co Barbara Sturgeon 1 E [14] 1,833.00$

Enact John Collier 1 B [3] 1,196.00$

Mathletics - Co-Advisor Barbara Sturgeon 1 (1/2) G [25] 1,130.00$

Mathletics - Co-Advisor Debbie Markowitz 1 (1/2) F [16] 1,022.50$

Nat'l Jr Honor Society Co-Advisor Carrie Cummiskey 1(1/2) B [2] 598.00$

Nat'l Jr Honor Society Co-Advisor Lauren Morris 1(1/2) B [2] 598.00$

Science Fair Matt Wendell 1 D [8] 1,617.00$

BAND/CHORAL/ORCHESTRABand Director Bob Kennedy 4 E [12] 4,455.00$

Assistant Band Director Ted Heller 3 G [23] 4,232.00$

Choral Director Laura Smith 4 D [8] 4,244.00$

Orchestra Erica Milbourne 2 E [15] 2,818.00$

DRAMABand Ted Heller 1 G [23] 2,260.00$

Middle Schools Athletic Director Jim Parrish 7 E [15] 10,036.00$

Intramural Supervisor Jim Parrish 932.00$

** Retired


Pennfield Middle School

Matt Brick

Patty Fleetwood

Todd Brunner


CHEERLEADERSHead Coach 9 Van Wallick 3 D [7] 3,585.00$

Head Coach 7-8 Susan Young 3 C [5] 3,373.00$

FOOTBALL Assistant Coach 9 *Glenn Luby 2 C [4] 2,388.00$

Head Coach 7-8 Dan Grunmeier 3 B[3] 3,157.00$

Assistant Coach 7-8 Jack Galuchie 2 D[7] 2,132.00$

FIELD HOCKEY Head Coach 9 Megan Van deWater 3 D[8] 3,585.00$

Head Coach 7-8 Bernie Flanigan 3 B[3] 3,157.00$

Assistant Coach 7-8 Sheronne Howard 2 A [0] 1,965.00$

SOCCERHead Coach, Boys 9 3

Head Coach, Coed 7-8 Kari Anderson 3 A[1] 2,950.00$

Assistant Coach, Coed 7-8 Ben Borchers 2 A[1] 1,965.00$

BASKETBALLHead Coach, BOYS 9 John Allen 3 B [3] 3,157.00$

Head Coach, BOYS 7-8 Edwin Yang 3 C [4] 3,373.00$

Head Coach, GIRLS 9 Matthew Romano 3 B[3] 3,157.00$

Head Coach, GIRLS 7-8 Timothy McCloud 3 D [7] 3,585.00$

Assistant Coach, GIRLS 7-8 Brian McSherry 2 D [7] 2,602.00$

WRESTLINGHead Coach 7-8 Andy Jenkins 3 C[5] 3,373.00$

Assistant Coach 7-8 William Bannak 2 E[12] 2,818.00$

BASEBALLHead Coach 7/8 Dan Grunmeier 3 A [1] $2,950.00

Head Coach 9 Brian McSherry 3 D[10] $3,585.00

LACROSSEHead Coach 7/8 Nicole Quiring 3 C[4] $3,373.00

Head Coach 9 Megan Van de Water 3 E [11] $3,800.00

SOFTBALLHead Coach 7/8 Kari Anderson 3 B [2] $3,157.00

Assistant Coach 7/8 Laura Anthony 2 A [1] $1,965.00

Head Coach 9 3 G [22] $4,232.00

** Retired


Michael Renzi


TRACKHead Coach, Boys 7/8 Jerry Kerzmann 3 E[15] $3,800.00

Head Coach, Girls 7/8 3 D [6] $3,585.00

Assistant Coach, Girls 7/8 Helen Dallas 2 A [1] $1,965.00

Assistant Coach, Boys 7/8 Nancy Plewinski 2 C [5] $2,388.00

PUBLICATIONSLiterary Magazine Matthew Romano 1 C [5] 1,406.00$

Literary Magazine William Sinkinson 1 A [1] 986.00$

Yearbook Van Wallick 3 A [1] 2,950.00$

Yearbook Nancy Hoffman 3 C [5] 3,373.00$

STUDENT GOVERNMENTStudent Council Deborah Bovell 3 D [8] 3,585.00$

Student Council Stephanie Douglas 3 A [1] 2,950.00$

CLUBSAcademic Pentathlon Donna Mower 1 D [10] 1,617.00$

Enact William Laufer 1 A [1] 986.00$

Mathletics Jerry Kerzman 1 D [6] 1,617.00$

National Jr Honor Society Donna Mower 1(1/2) A [1] 493.00$

National Jr Honor Society Amy Levitan 1(1/2) A [1] 493.00$

BAND/CHORAL/ORCHESTRABand Director David Orehowsky 4 G [25] 4,882.00$

Assistant Band Director Christopher Thompson 3 D [9] 3,585.00$

Choral Director Gloria Riley 4 G [26] 4,882.00$

Orchestra David Pimentel-Cedre 2 B [3] 2,180.00$

DRAMADirector Gloria Riley 3 D [7] 3,585.00$

Band Dave DiValentino 1 D [7] 1,617.00$

Choreographer *Lynn Inciardi 1 A [1] 986.00$

Stage * Robert Hoffman 1 D [7] 1,617.00$

Vocal Gloria Riley 1 D[10] 1,617.00$

Sports Coordinator David Burnett 4 D [7] 4,244.00$

Intramural Supervisor Mike Renzi 932.00$

** Retired


Kyle Richhart




ITEM NUMBER: 54-12

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SUBJECT: Board Policy Revisions

MONTH/YEAR PRESENTED TO BOARD: August 2012

INITIATED BY: Dr. Diane Holben

COMMITTEE: Education/Community/Policy

RECOMMENDATION: Recommend approval of revisions to Board Policies as indicated.

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BACKGROUND:

The following Board Policies have been reviewed and revised in accordance with the law and the

recommendations of the NPSD solicitor:

Board Policy #1333 – Prohibition on Use of Tobacco or Electronic Cigarettes

Board Policy # 4312 – Prohibition on Use of Tobacco or Electronic Cigarettes

Board Policy #5131.8 – Prohibition on Use of Tobacco or Electronic Cigarettes

Board Policy #5115 – Bullying

Board Policy #5131.2 – Use of Personal Electronic Devices

DATE PREPARED: 8/8/12

gs /8/9/12-mpk


School Board Policy

1333

COMMUNITY RELATIONS Reference: Administrative Regulation #1333

Use of School Property

Prohibition on Use of Tobacco and Electronic Cigarettes

The board of school directors recognizes its responsibility to ensure a safe and healthful environment for all students and employees of the district as well as members of the community who use school facilities and grounds. The board further recognizes that smoking poses a significant health risk to smokers and nonsmokers alike. Therefore, smoking and/or the use of tobacco and electronic cigarettes in any form is prohibited in all district buildings and on all district property. Anyone who violates this policy may be subject to a civil citation and subsequent fine. Policy: Adopted: March 16, 1989 Reviewed: February 11, 1991 Amended: March 16, 2006 Reviewed: December 1, 2007 Revised: August 16, 2012


School Board Policy

4312 PERSONNEL Reference: Administrative Regulation #4312 Professional and Support Staff Prohibition on Use of Tobacco Products or Electronic Cigarettes

The board recognizes its responsibility to ensure a safe and healthful environment for all employees of the district. The board further recognizes that smoking poses a significant health risk to smokers and nonsmokers alike. Therefore, smoking and/or the use of tobacco products or electronic cigarettes in any form is prohibited in all district buildings, on district property, and in all school district vehicles.

Any employee who violates this policy will be subject to disciplinary action, which may include but not be limited to a fine, suspension, or dismissal, in accordance with the law.

Policy: Adopted: March 16, 1989 Reviewed: May 16, 1991 Reviewed: April 17, 1998 Reviewed: October 23, 2008 Reviewed: August 16, 2012


School Board Policy

5115(a) STUDENTS Welfare Bullying

Purpose

The board strives to provide a safe, positive learning climate for students in the schools. The North Penn School District recognizes that bullying of students has a negative effect on the educational environment of its schools. Students who are bullied, intimidated or fearful of other students may not be able to take full advantage of the educational opportunities offered by the school district. Bullying can also escalate into more serious violence. Therefore, the school district strives to offer all students an educational environment free from bullying. Definition

[Bullying shall mean a student being exposed, repeatedly and over time, to intentional injury or discomfort inflicted by one or more other students by means of verbal, written or physical conduct. Bullying implies an imbalance in power or strength.

Bullying (direct or indirect) manifests itself in any of the following three (3) forms: physical, verbal/written, and emotional.

Bullying includes, but is not limited to, the following examples:

1. Physical – hitting, kicking, spitting, pushing, stealing and/or damaging personal belongings, sexual acts, and invasion of one’s personal space in an aggressive manner.

2. Verbal/Written – taunting, malicious teasing, name-calling, making threats, phone and internet, and sexual remarks.

3. Emotional – spreading rumors, manipulating social relationships or environment, engaging in social exclusion, extortion, ridiculing, and intimidating.

The term bullying shall not be interpreted to infringe upon a student’s right to engage in legally protected speech or conduct.] Bullying shall mean an intentional electronic, written, verbal or physical act, or a series of acts, directed at another student or students, which occurs in a school setting and/or outside a school setting, that is severe, persistent or pervasive and has the effect, or is likely to have the effect, of (1) substantially interfering with a student’s education; (2) creating a threatening environment; or (3) substantially disrupting the orderly operation of the school.

Examples of bullying include, but are not limited to, physically, emotionally or mentally harming a student; damaging, extorting or taking a student’s personal property; placing a student in reasonable fear of physical, emotional or mental harm; placing a student in reasonable fear of damage to, or loss of, personal property; creating an intimidating or hostile environment that interferes with a student’s educational opportunities; or engaging in conduct that is intended to have the effect of, or has the

effect of, demeaning, dehumanizing, embarrassing, ridiculing, taunting, teasing, or threatening a student or group of students. Bullying, as defined in this policy, includes cyberbullying.

Cyberbullying means an intentional act, or series of acts, directed at another student or students, which occurs in a school setting and/or outside a school setting, is carried out through the utilization of computers, the Internet, interactive and digital technologies or electronic devices, is severe, persistent or pervasive and has the effect, or is likely to have the effect, of (1) substantially interfering with a student’s education; (2) creating a threatening environment; or (3) substantially disrupting the orderly operation of the school.

School setting means in the school, on school grounds, in school vehicles, at a designated bus stop, during the time students necessarily spend traveling to and from school or school-sponsored activities, and at any activity sponsored, supervised or sanctioned by the school.

Authority

[The school district will not tolerate any acts of bullying occurring on school district property, at school-sponsored activities scheduled on or off school grounds, or during the time students necessarily spend traveling to and from school or school-sponsored activities.] The school district will not tolerate any act, or acts, of bullying occurring in a school setting and/or outside a school setting that is/are severe, persistent or pervasive and has the effect, or is likely to have the effect, of (1) substantially interfering with a student’s education; (2) creating a threatening environment; or (3) substantially disrupting the orderly operation of the school.

Delegation of Responsibility

The superintendent or designee shall develop administrative procedures to increase the awareness of the problems of bullying, and train teachers to effectively intervene if bullying is witnessed in their presence or brought to their attention.

The superintendent or designee shall ensure (1) that this policy and the procedures for reporting bullying are reviewed with students at least once each school year, (2) that this policy is posted in a prominent location within each school building, (3) that this policy is posted on the district’s official website, (4) that this policy is available in every classroom (this may be achieved by ensuring that a classroom computer with access to the district’s website is available for student use), (5) that the code of student conduct, which shall contain this policy, is readily available to students and (6) that, in cooperation with other appropriate administrators, this policy is reviewed every three years and that necessary revisions are recommended to the board.

Intervention:

Teachers and other staff (including, but not limited to, secretaries, custodians, bus drivers, hall monitors, etc.) who observe acts of bullying shall take reasonable steps to intervene to stop such conduct, unless intervention would threaten a staff member’s safety. The nature of the intervention will vary depending upon the age of the student (both the victim and aggressor), the severity of the bullying and the student’s involvement in prior acts of bullying. The purpose of the intervention is to take prompt remedial steps to ensure observed acts of bullying cease and to teach students that bullying is not an acceptable behavior.

Guidelines

Student, Parent/Guardian and Employee Reporting:

The school district encourages all students and parents/guardians who become aware of any act of bullying to immediately report that conduct. Students may report acts of bullying to their teachers, building principal or other school employees supervising school-sponsored activities. Parents/guardians may contact the building principal to report acts of bullying.

If teachers and/or other staff cannot reasonably remediate acts of bullying through their own intervention, they should report the bullying to the building principal. Other school employees who observe acts of bullying shall report that conduct to the building principal.

Investigation Procedures:

Each building principal or designee is authorized to complete an impartial, thorough investigation of the bullying brought to their attention by students, parents/guardians or school employees. Any investigation of a report may include meetings with students, parents/guardians or employees; a review of student records; and other reasonable efforts to better understand the facts surrounding a reported incident.

Consequences/Discipline:

Consequences for students who are found to have bullied others may include counseling, a parent conference, detention, suspension, expulsion, a loss of school privileges and/or exclusion from school-sponsored activities. Depending upon the severity of a particular situation, the building principal may also take appropriate steps for student safety. Intervention will be in line with approved student code of conduct.

Policy: Adopted: November 15, 2007 Revised: August 16,2012


School Board Policy

5131.2 STUDENTS Reference: Administrative Regulation #5144 Elementary and Secondary Use of [Beepers, Pagers, and Unauthorized] Personal Electronic Devices

The use of electronic devices by school district employees where supportive of the general welfare and the instructional program of the school is endorsed. This policy shall serve notice to all concerned that the use of beepers and pagers by students on school premises is prohibited unless said student is a member of a volunteer fire or ambulance company or the beeper is necessary due to the medical condition of an immediate family member and permission has been given by the school administration. [Further, the use of cellular phones, radios, personal stereos, CD/tape players, scanners, two-way radios, electronic games, laser devices, and video cameras by students on school premises during the instructional day is prohibited unless a request is received from the student’s parent or guardian and approved by the superintendent or his/her designee.] Further, the use of cellular phones, personal music players, laser devices, video or cell phone cameras, and other portable personal electronic devices on school premises during the school day is prohibited except as specified in Administrative Regulation 5131.2. If an extenuating circumstance exists, students may utilize such devices if the student's parent or guardian submits a written request to the superintendent and the request is approved. The board of education authorizes the superintendent to develop and enforce regulations to prohibit the use of wireless and electronic devices by students. Such regulations shall include:

1. Confiscation of devices whose use has not been approved by the principal.

2. Investigation of the incident by the principal who may return the device to the parent, suspend the student, refer the matter to the police department, or all of the above.

The superintendent may delegate responsibility for the enforcement and reporting the progress of this policy to appropriate school district officials. Each principal shall inform the students of this policy by general announcement and by inclusion in the school’s handbook.

Policy Adopted: May 18, 2000 Amended: June 22, 2006 Reviewed: November 15, 2007

Revised: August 16, 2012


School Board Policy

5131.8 STUDENTS Reference: Administrative Regulation #5144 Elementary and Secondary Activities Conduct Prohibition on Use of Tobacco or Electronic Cigarettes

The board of school directors recognizes its responsibility to ensure a safe and healthful environment for all students of the district. The school board further recognizes that smoking poses a significant health risk to smokers and nonsmokers alike. Therefore, smoking, possession of tobacco products or electronic cigarettes, and/or the use of tobacco or electronic cigarettes in any form is prohibited by students in all district buildings, on district property, and in all school district vehicles. Any student who violates this policy will be subject to disciplinary action, as defined in the school district discipline code. Any student who violates this policy may also be subject to a civil fine.

Policy: Adopted: February 16, 1989

Reviewed: June 20, 1991 Amended: June 22, 2006 Amended: November 15, 2007 Revised: August 16, 2012

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ITEM NUMBER: 55-12

SUBJECT: NPHS Hot Water Heater Replacement Change Order


INITIATED BY: John S. Strobel

COMMITTEE: Support Services

RECOMMENDATIONS:

Recommend approval of Change Order # P-1 for Cook’s Service Company Inc. for the NPHS Hot

Water Heater Replacement Project, at a increased cost of $6,417.41 as listed.

BACKGROUND:

The following net change order was found necessary and is recommended for approval in the

NPHS Hot Water Heater Replacement Project.

Cook’s Service Company Inc. Change Order # P-1 $6,417.41

Change order #P-1 is a net change order due to the lack of shut off valves at this heater the contractor

needed to freeze the pipe to stop the flow of water for the installation of new shut off valves without having

to drain the entire domestic water system in the school, $4,479.36; There was a need to add a three-way

valve to the boiler heat exchanger for the new water storage tank to control the hot water supply to the

system, $ 1,938.05; for a total increase of $6,417.41.

The Administration has reviewed and recommended approval of this change order.

Cook’s Service Company Inc.

Original Contract amount: $ 185,000.00

Previously approved change orders: $ -0-

Amount of these change orders: $ 6,417.41

Revised Contract amount: $ 191,417.41

% Over/Under Original Contract: 3.46% over

Project % over/under Original Contract: 3.26% over

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ITEM NUMBER: 56-12

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SUBJECT: Inglewood Elementary School

Authorization to determine certification for a Green Globes rating.


INITIATED BY: John Strobel

COMMITTEE: Support Services

RECOMMENDATION:

Approval to authorize Bonnett Associates, Inc. to continue the process of Subscribing to the

Green Building Initiative for certification of a Green Globes rating, as listed.

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BACKGROUND:

In the USA, the Green Building Initiative (GBI ) owns the license to promote and further

develop Green Globes in the United States. GBI is an accredited standards developer under the American

National Standards Institute (ANSI). In Pennsylvania legislation recognizes Green Globes. More specifically,

the PA Department of Education recognizes a Green Globes rating as a mechanism for addition

reimbursement to School Districts in its PlanCon process for School Construction projects. A two, three or

four Green Globes Certification from the GBI’s Green Globes Building Performances Rating System could

get the North Penn School District additional reimbursement for the Inglewood Elementary School Additions

and renovations project.

The Board has already authorized Bonnett Associates, Inc. to determine qualification for a Green

Globes rating at a cost of $500.00. That determination revealed that we would qualify for at least two green

globes and possibly three. The cost of the process and certification is $14,000, with $500 already spent on the

determination of qualification. Being certified with two, three or four Green Globes would increase our

PlanCon reimbursement potential by $50,000.