CLEARVIEW REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Mullica Hill,
New Jersey
Board of
Education Regular Meeting
September
28, 2006
Call
to Order:
The regular meeting of the Clearview Regional Board of
Education was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by the President, Mr. Raymond
Miller, in the Administration Building Public Meeting Room.
Statement
of Public Meeting in Accordance with the New Jersey Public Meetings Act:
It was announced that in accordance with the Open
Public Meetings Act (Chapter 231, P.L. 1975), advance notice of this meeting
has been provided by publishing written notice in the media and posting notice
at the District Administration Building.
Members
Present:
Mr. Betlejewski, Dr. DeTolla, Mr. Riggs, Mr. Smith,
Mr. Trifiletti, Mr. Wolk, Mr. Miller, President, Mrs. Carroll, Superintendent,
Mr. Horchak III, Assistant Superintendent for Business & Operations.
Members
Absent:
Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Atkins.
Flag
Salute:
The Flag Salute was said by all present.
Minutes:
Mr. Betlejewski moved, seconded by Mr. Wolk, that the Board of Education
approve the following minutes:
·
August
29, 2006 - Worksession/Regular Meeting
·
August
29, 2006 - Executive Session
The motion was unanimously approved.
Correspondence:
None.
Public
Session:
Mrs. Terri Thompson, a district parent, addressed
the Board regarding the High School Option II program.
Committee Reports
Mr.
Betlejewski moved, seconded by Mr. Wolk, that the Board of
Education approve the following items:
Finance
Bill
List:
The bill list for payment as submitted by the
Assistant Superintendent for Business & Operations (Attachment A).
Board
Secretary's Report:
The Board Secretary's Report for July 2006 (Attachment
B).
Board
Secretary's Monthly Certification:
The Board Secretary's Monthly Certification of
Budgetary Major Acct./Fund Status for July 2006 (Attachment C).
Board
of Education's Monthly Certification
Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6:20-2A.10(d) that the Board
certify that as of July 31, 2006 after review of the secretary's monthly
financial reports (appropriations section) and upon consultation with the
appropriate district officials, to the best of their knowledge no major account
or fund has been over expended in violation of N.J.A.C. 6:20-A.10(a) and that
sufficient funds are available to meet the district's financial obligations for
the remainder of the fiscal year.
Line
Item Transfers:
The following line item transfers. As the Board knows, transfers are done with
the intent to charge expenditures to the most appropriate line item:
|
To |
From |
Amount |
|
11-000-291-270A-BO-BUS |
11-000-291-260-BO-BUS |
13,388.89 |
|
20-251-200-105-CS-CST |
20-251-100-500-CS-CST |
1,342.86 |
|
20-251-200-105-CS-CST |
20-251-100-600-CS-CST |
1,125.88 |
|
20-251-200-105-CS-CST |
20-251-200-300-CS-CST |
1,659.00 |
|
11-000-222-500-HS-MED |
11-000-222-580-HS-MED |
165.00 |
|
11-000-222-500-MS-MED |
11-000-222-580-MS-MED |
165.00 |
|
11-000-230-530B-BO-BUS |
11-000-230-104-PR-000 |
2,362.00 |
|
11-000-230-530B-BO-BUS |
11-000-230-105-PR-000 |
312.75 |
|
11-000-230-530B-BO-BUS |
11-000-230-630-BO-BUS |
71.50 |
|
11-000-240-440B-BO-BUS |
11-000-240-103-PR-000 |
3,525.00 |
|
11-000-240-440B-BO-BUS |
11-000-240-104-PR-000 |
669.00 |
|
11-000-251-110-PR-000 |
11-000-251-104-PR-000 |
2,524.00 |
|
11-000-262-110B-PR-000 |
11-000-262-110-PR-000 |
121.00 |
|
11-000-262-110C-PR-000 |
11-000-262-110E-PR-000 |
1,485.00 |
|
11-000-270-160A-PR-000 |
11-000-270-160C-PR-000 |
676.00 |
|
11-000-270-160A-PR-000 |
11-000-270-161B-PR-000 |
578.59 |
|
11-190-100-440-BO-BUS |
11-190-100-610-BO-BUS |
14,203.70 |
|
11-190-100-640-HS-ENG |
11-190-100-640-HS-BED |
1,346.27 |
|
20-251-200-104-CS-CST |
20-251-100-100-CS-CST |
490.80 |
|
11-000-223-104-PR-000 |
11-000-223-102-PR-000 |
4,760.00 |
|
20-251-200-580-CS-CST |
20-251-100-100-CS-CST |
2,211.44 |
|
20-251-200-105-CS-CST |
20-251-200-104-CS-CST |
1,687.01 |
|
20-251-200-105-CS-CST |
20-251-200-200-CS-CST |
391.03 |
|
20-251-200-580-CS-CST |
20-251-200-200-CS-CST |
29.93 |
|
20-251-100-500-CS-CST |
20-251-200-300-CS-CST |
1,425.37 |
|
20-251-200-580-CS-CST |
20-251-200-300-CS-CST |
258.63 |
Travel
Reimbursements:
The following travel reimbursements:
a.
Mileage
to Bridgeport, New Jersey for Jennifer Brown to attend Rowan University Ed.
Institute Workshop, Symposium for LDTC on October 20, 2006 as follows: 21 miles (total) @ $0.30 = $6.30
b.
Travel
and reimbursement of expenses (tolls, mileage and meals) for the Director of
Athletics, Head Coaches, Assistant Coaches and Athletic Trainers for their
planned and budgeted Tri-County/Olympic Conference meetings, DAANJ Conference,
NJSIAA meetings and affiliated coaching clinics (NJSIAA, NJSCA and other
associations) for the 2006/2007 school year.
c.
Mileage
for the Director of Special Services and CST members to attend out-of-district
program reviews, IEP meetings, parent requested meetings, workshops, training
and court appearances for the 2006/2007 school year.
d.
Mileage for Melissa Wohlforth to attend the ESL
Coordinators Training in Trenton on September 25, 2006 - 104 miles @ $0.30 =
$31.20
Contract
with Petroni & Associates:
The contract with Petroni & Associates for audit
services during the 2006/2007 school year.
Account
Report:
The following account reports:
·
Athletic
Account - July 2006
·
Student
Activities Account - July 2006
Buildings &
Grounds
No items were presented for review or approval.
Transportation
Jointures/Route
Adjustments:
The following jointures and route adjustments for
the 2006/2007 school year:
a.
Jointure
with GCSSSD to transport 1 Clearview student to Overbrook School for the Blind
on Route S3421 at a cost of $18,639.90
b.
Adding 1 Mantua student to Route S3733 to YALE
School at a cost of $7,607.70
c.
Jointure
with GCSSSD to transport 1 homeless student to Clearview Night School on Route
S3771 at a cost of $26,001.00
d.
Jointure
with GCSSSD to transport 1 homeless student to Clearview on Route S3773 at a
cost of $19,260.00
Student
Activities
Special
Olympics Team:
Clearview to sponsor a Special Olympics team,
comprised of Clearview students, to participate in bowling and/or basketball competitions
held on Sundays during January through March at Deptford Lanes and Cherokee
High School respectively. Deana Denofo
will be the advisor (no stipend).
Open
Art Studio:
A request from the Art Department to hold an open
art studio, 1 day per month after school for 2 ½ hours. The High School Art Department will be
monitors (no stipend).
Page
Marching Band Ad Book:
Sponsoring a page in the ad book for the marching
band. We host an event one time per
year.
Open
Gym Facilities:
Open gym facilities that will be used after school
to accommodate all students. A flexible
schedule is required 2-3 days per week, from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. to allow
students/athletes to work on skills independently or with other students. Volunteer supervisors will be there to
provide a safe environment.
Instruction
OT
Services Contract Increase:
Increasing the district's contracted OT Services
with the Gloucester County Special Services School District from 3 hours/week
to 5 hours/week. Additional cost to the
district is $130/week.
Disposing
of Textbooks:
Disposing of the following out-dated Marketing
Education textbooks:
·
Textbook: Marketing Essentials
Authors: Faresre, Kimbrell,
Woloszyk
Publisher: Glencoe, 1997
Quantity: 89
Homeless
Student:
Placing a homeless student in the Penns
Grove-Carneys Point Regional School District as required by State regulations
(Special Education/MD Program). We are
currently reviewing the circumstances surrounding this case to verify that
Clearview is responsible.
Technology
No items were presented for review or approval.
Community
Relations, Policy/Legislation
College
Credit Agreements:
The following college credit agreements:
·
Clearview
and Camden County College - 11th and 12th grade students in
the Family and Consumer Sciences Department will have the opportunity to earn
credits for two courses taught at Clearview:
FNS 105, Introduction to Nutrition (Nutrition for Fitness), and FNS 200
Quantity Foods (Culinary Arts II).
Students must receive a grade of 80 or better to receive credit. Cost is $50.00 per course.
·
Clearview
and Gloucester County College - High School seniors have the opportunity to
take courses at the beginning of each school day (zero period). Courses offered this year: Psychology 101 and English Comp 101. Courses cost $110 (60% savings from normal
fee). Students will receive GCC
transcript following completion of courses.
·
Clearview
and Drexel University - 11th and 12th grade students have
the opportunity to earn up to 13 Drexel Univ. credits by taking four Clearview
technology courses, including Experiences in Technology, Energy Power and
Transport Technology, Computer Aided Drafting and Engineering Drafting. Clearview is the first high school in
southern New Jersey to sign an agreement with Drexel. The cost to students is $270 per credit.
Acknowledgement
of Home Schooling:
Acknowledgement
of the home schooling of the following resident students:
|
Student
Initials |
Grade |
|
NB |
9 |
|
RB |
11 |
|
AB |
9 |
|
KB |
11 |
|
CC |
8 |
|
CD |
9 |
|
BF |
9 |
|
HF |
12 |
|
KF |
11 |
|
MM |
10 |
|
JP |
7 |
|
TR |
11 |
|
DS |
8 |
|
RW |
10 |
|
GV |
8 |
Fee Schedule for Use of School Facilities:
The fee schedule for the use of school facilities and Theater of Performing Arts.
Policy
#1330.1, Lending of School Owned Equipment:
The second reading of the revised Policy #1330.1,
Lending of School Owned Equipment.
Policy
#6171.3 No Child Left Behind:
Policy #6171.3, No Child Left Behind. This policy contains our statements on maintenance
of effort, comparability and supplement not supplant. According to No Child Left Behind regulations, this needs to be
approved annually.
The motion was approved by a roll call vote:
|
Yea: |
Mr.
Betlejewski, Dr. DeTolla, Mr. Riggs, Mr. Smith, Mr. Trifiletti, Mr. Wolk, Mr.
Miller |
|
Nay: |
None. |
Executive Session
Mr. Betlejewski moved, seconded by Dr. DeTolla, that the Board of Education adjourn into executive
session:
The motion was unanimously approved.
Mr.
Miller read the following resolution:
It
is hereby resolved that the Board of Education will now go into executive
session to discuss personnel/negotiations and any new items presented for
review since the worksession meeting. Any
discussion held by the Board, which need not remain confidential, will be made
public as soon as practicable. Minutes
of the executive session will not be disclosed until the need for
confidentiality no longer exists. The
Board will reconvene into public session at the conclusion of the closed
session.
The
meeting adjourned into executive session at 8:44 p.m.
Public Session:
The
meeting reconvened into public session at 9:42 p.m.
Dr. DeTolla
moved, seconded by Mr. Wolk, that the Board of
Education approve, as recommended by the Superintendent, the following
Personnel/Negotiations items:
Personnel/Negotiations
Home Instruction:
The following home
instruction:
a.
Grade
12 student (#990069)
Instructor(s): Daytop
Village
Subject(s): All
Asst.
7/8 Cross Country Coach:
Jennifer Brown for the co-curricular appointment of
Assistant 7/8 Cross Country Coach for the 2006/2007 school year (stipend as per
the negotiated agreement).
Extra
Duty Assignments:
The extra duty assignments for the 2006/2007 school year
(stipends as per the negotiated agreement).
(Attachment C)
Saturday
School Monitors:
The following as Saturday School Monitors for the
2006/2007 school year (to be paid at the negotiated curriculum rate):
|
Christina
Boody |
Jeannie
Long |
|
Dayna
Caputo |
Wanda
Melendez |
|
James
Diloreto |
Christina
Monti-Laumer |
|
Corey
Foreman |
Debbie
Petruzzi |
|
Robyn
Gray |
Lindsey
Wiegers |
Job
Descriptions:
Accepting and approving the following job
descriptions:
·
Non-Instructional
Classroom Aide - Special Education
·
Nurse
·
Athletic
Trainer/Site Coordinator
Denying
Tuition Reimbursement:
Denying the following tuition reimbursement:
|
Submitted |
Name |
Start |
End |
Course |
School |
Credits |
Recom. |
|
09/07/06 |
Zappala,
Michael |
10/06/06 |
12/06/06 |
Taxation |
Wilm.
Col. |
3 |
Deny
- Not Content Specific |
Source
4 Teachers:
The additional substitutes through Source 4
Teachers.
Non-Instructional
Aide Substitute Rate:
The Non-Instructional Aide Substitute rate of pay to
be $55/day for the 2006/2007 school year.
School
Store Student Workers:
The following student workers for the School Store
during the summer and the 2006/2007 school year:
a.
Shawn
Stamm - Gym suit sales during summer - $7.50/hr.
b.
Ashley
Barb - School Store Manager - $8.00/hr.
Substitute
Appointments/Re-Appointments:
The following appointments/re-appointments of
substitutes for the 2006/2007 school year:
Re-Appointments - Substitute Teachers:
a.
Ralph
Patrone
b.
Sal
Zappala
c.
David
Testa
d.
Keith
Howard
Substitute Teachers:
a.
Nicole
Christison
b.
Sarah
Dawes
c.
Corrine
Ochipinti
Substitute Custodians
a.
James
Russo
b.
Nicholas
Magnotta
Substitute Bus Drivers
a.
Sandy
Andreas
b.
Elexis
Dantzler
c.
Betty
Doermann
d.
Susan
Hanlon
Substitute Bus Aides
a.
Marj
Zinsavage
Resignation - Bus Driver:
Accepting a letter of
resignation from George Little, Bus Driver, effective September 22, 2006.
Resignation
- Lin DiRenzo:
Accepting a letter of resignation from Lin DiRenzo,
HS Business Education Teacher, effective October12, 2006.
HS
Science Teacher - Kristen Staats:
Kristen Staats for the position of HS Science
Teacher for the 2006/2007 school year.
Kristen was originally approved as a long-term substitute pending
receipt of certification that was finalized on September 7th. Salary to be MA, Step 2.
MS
Long-Term Substitute Reading Teacher:
Susan Germscheid for the position of MS Long-Term
Substitute Reading Teacher from September 5th through the last day
of the 1st marking period.
Salary to be $160/day.
Substitute
Teacher - Jennifer McFadden:
Jennifer McFadden as a Substitute Teacher for the
2006/2007 school year.
Workshop
Attendance/Reimbursement: