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Mentor Exempted Village School District

Paradigm May 14, 2019

To be approved at the Board of Education meeting June 11, 2019. MINUTES OF THE MAY 14, 2019 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, 2019 at 7:00 p.m., at Paradigm, 6465 Center Street, Mentor, Ohio. Members present: Mrs. Mary L. Bryner, Mr. E. Kenneth Buckley, Mrs. Virginia E. Jeschelnig, Mrs. Deanne M. Roberts, and Mr. Thomas V. Tuttle. Mr. Tuttle led the assembled in the Pledge of Allegiance. At this time Mr. Tuttle asked for a moment of silence in remembrance of Autumn Issa, Shore Middle School Student, who passed away April 30, 2019. Mrs. Roberts moved, seconded by Mrs. Bryner to approve the minutes of the regular meeting held April 9, 2019. Roll Call: Ayes: Ms. Roberts, Mrs. Bryner, Mr. Buckley, Mrs. Jeschelnig, Mr. Tuttle. The motion carried. 2019-5-61 At this time, Mr. Tuttle stated that there would be a hearing of the public on agenda items only. There were none. Mr. Buckley moved, seconded by Mrs. Bryner that the Board of Education approve the consent agenda as presented by the Superintendent. Acceptance of gifts: Plants and shrubs from Stefanie Laurenzi to MHS CTE renovation house 895 Admission tickets from Pioneer Waterland to Memorial Middle School $50.00 gift card from Petitti Garden Center to Ridge Elementary We Care $90.55 from Marco’s Pizza, Joe Jaros to Memorial Middle School $121.00 from Heinen’s Grocery Store to Sterling Morton Elementary $150.00 from RollHouse of Mentor to Memorial Middle School $250.00 from Christ Child Society Western Reserve to Sterling Morton Elementary $250.00 from Jason A. Stockmaster to Mentor High School $250.00 from New York Life Insurance, Jason Stockmaster to Memorial Middle School $321.89 from Marco’s Pizza to Bellflower Elementary $418.87 from Anne Kline, Little Annie’s Hope Train to Memorial Middle School $450.00 from Heinen’s Grocery Store to Orchard Hollow Elementary $571.00 from Giant Eagle, Apples for Students to Sterling Morton Elementary Approval of the following overnight/out-of-state field trip: MHS/Lakeland SkillsUSA – National Conference, Competition & Volunteering Kentucky Exposition Center – Louisville, KY June 23-30, 2019 Approval of the following grants: GPD Employees’ Foundation Social Behavior and Reinforcement $2,000.00 Approval of Mentor disabled students attending in-and-out of Mentor School District and non-residence students attending classes in the Mentor School District. Approval of membership in the Ohio High School Athletic Association for the 2019-2020 school year.



Approval of the Change Order in the deduct amount of $43,000.00 for the Service Building paving project by Chagrin Valley Paving. The original contract amount was $678,700.00. The final contract amount will be $635,700.00. Approval of the Change Order in the deduct amount of $13,117.50 for the Ridge Elementary paving project by Chagrin Valley Paving. The original contract amount was $401,600.00. The final contract amount will be $388,482.50. Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Buckley, Mrs. Bryner, Mrs. Jeschelnig, Ms. Roberts, Mr. Tuttle. The motion carried. 2019-5-62 At this time Mr. Jason Crowe, Mentor High School Principal, and Mrs. Jeschelnig recognized the Mentor High School Science Olympiad team for advancing to the state competition. Leon Anufriyenko Marcy Bibidakis Taylor Buckey Matt Cromes Justin Croyle Corrine Duffy Sarah Freeman Brendan Friedrich

David Gonia Erin Knapp Alison Lee Sarah Manes Peter Mansperger Ben Nagle Jude O'Toole Jaanak Patel

Kevin Penkowski Sara Ramaiah James Roski Isabella Shields Andy Smith Phillip Stevenson Jack Tavano Quinn Tesny

At this time Mr. Tim Hamman, Assistant Superintendent, and Mrs. Jeschelnig recognized Memorial and Shore Middle Schools’ Science Olympiad teams for advancing to the state competition. Memorial Science Olympiad Team Nate Armstrong Gabe Arumpanayil Maddy Bender Hannah Burke Crusoe Chapman Rudy Danda Madelyn Hasak Andy Hou

Ethan Lee Braden Lohrey Maria Maneri Remo Maneri Nathan Mazurek Emily Meckler Vince Palombo Mark Pastore

Josh Schmitt Zahran Shams Austin Sternberg Mack Wheeler Ishani Zimmerman

Shore Science Olympiad Team Lauren Bangerter Bryana Bookman Daniel Casey Aiden Duraney Ethan Eskins Bella Franklin Andrew Freeman Zachary D. Gibson Emily Girard Casey Gray

Abby Horvath Luke Howley Dan Kadas Travis Kruger Robbie Land Cody Laurich Kaitlyn Mayo Kaitlyn Morris Maura Murray Bill Putney

Caiden Rick Gavin Rick Nick Roski Nick Seifert Xander Seifert Evan SIntic Anthony Tabone Frank Valley Jack Webster Alex Wolak

At this time Mr. Jason Crowe and Mrs. Jeschelnig recognized Mentor High School CTE State and National qualifiers. CTE SkillsUSA Jarred Corriveau Matthew Frato

Nicholas Golic Madison Hess

Annabelle Skebe Avery White

CTE HOSA Maxine Cratty Jamilah Henry Stefani Saliaj At this time Mr. Jason Crowe and Mrs. Jeschelnig recognized Mentor High School Sparkle Cheerleaders:



Emily Archacki Hayley Bayer Ella Biondi Emily Buckey Alyssa Butler Jacob Cowie Jimmy Dahlhausen Reese DeBoe Gwen Denison Hannah Foor Cora Gedeon Kristen Gravelle Allena Gravizi Thalia Gravizi Isabella Guerra Tseday Henderson

Elena Herubin Christian Hupp Aly Jerson Aurora Lavrich Abbi Lewis Jessica Loos Kaelan Manley Alexis Martemus Angel Martin Sophia McCartney Krista McGinty Marisa Micale Jillian Morris Maura Murray Sarah Ochocki Olivia Paduano

Andrea Patrick Abby Pirnat Anna Platt Jamie Rihtar Riley Rupert Alyssa Sency Jordan Simons Janessa Smith Lauren Spooner Frankie Srp Aleisha Thomas Taylor Vidmar Joe Wirsing Sam Wirsing Gabby Yocum

At this time Mr. Bill Porter, Superintendent, and Mrs. Jeschelnig recognized Mr. Bob Zonneville for his dedication and commitment to the Mentor Public School District. At this time Mr. Tuttle called for a brief recess. Time: 7:45 p.m. Mr. Tuttle reconvened the meeting to regular session. Time: 7:50 p.m. Mr. Buckley moved, seconded by Mrs. Jeschelnig that the Board of Education approve the Mentor High School Graduating Class of 2019.

WHEREAS, the High School Principal has certified that members of the 2019 graduating class of Mentor High School (see Attachment A) have or will have completed all requirements set forth for high school graduation by the State of Ohio, including passing all proficiency examinations on or before the date set for graduation; and WHEREAS, the High School Principal has certified that members of the 2019 graduating class of Mentor High School have or will have completed all requirements set forth for high school graduation by the Board on or before the date set for graduation. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT:

1. The students of the 2019 graduating class of Mentor High School who have or will have met all requirements for high school graduation as set forth by the State of Ohio and the Board shall be graduated, subject to the completion of all graduation requirements.

2. Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code 3313.61 and Board Policy 6.15

(“Graduation/Diploma Requirements”), the Board President, Chief Financial Officer of the Board, Superintendent, and High School Principal shall sign the diplomas of the students of the 2019 graduating class of Mentor High School and such diplomas shall bear the date of their issue.

3. The diplomas of the 2019 graduating class of Mentor High School shall

be paid for from the general fund. Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Buckley, Mrs. Jeschelnig, Mrs. Bryner, Ms. Roberts, Mr. Tuttle. The motion carried. 2019-5-63 Mrs. Jeschelnig moved, seconded by Mr. Buckley that the Board of Education approve the certified/licensed, classified, non-contractual compensation, supplemental contracts, job description, and administrative appointment.



CERTIFIED/LICENSED Reappointment of Certified Staff for the 2019-2020 School Year Recommended

CERTIFIED STAFF 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:

“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.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

June 2020

Schedule Experience Experience

Name

Longevity Index Step 2018-19 Credit

Adams, Matthew

5Y-A.15 13 14 14



Adamson, Darlene

5Y-A.45 12 12 13

Akin, Timothy

++ I-A.45 15 25 29

Aloisio, Zachary

5Y-A 6 6 6

Ambrus, Heather

++ I-A.45 15 27 27

Andler, William

5Y-A.15 15 16 18

Andrews, Jilleena

5Y-A.30 12 13 13

Bakula, Jennifer

5Y-A.30 11 11 12

Balale, Amelia

++ I-A.45 15 24 41

Ballonoff, Aaron

5Y-AA 15 14 18

Banks, Bryon

++ I-A.45 15 28 28

Banks, Kerry

++ I-A.45 15 28 28

Barisic, Mariana

+ 5Y-A.15 15 17 21

Beck, Nadine

++ I-A 15 27 30

Beckwith, Meredith

5Y-A 11 12 12

Benns, Charles

++ I-A.45 15 30 30

Berwald, Robert

5Y-A.45 15 14 16

Bidlack, Sarah

5Y-A 9 10 10

Bissett, Sarah

5Y-A.45 12 13 13

Blair, Julie

++ 5Y-A.45 15 23 30

Bleck, Susan

++ 5Y-A.30 15 18 26

Blue, Christine

++ 5Y-A.45 15 17 25

Bolles, Sharon

+ 5Y-A.45 15 20 20

Bouffard, Jennifer

5Y-A.45 15 15 16

Brasdovich, Jenna

5Y-A.15 8 8 9

Brown, Jennifer

5Y-A 6 5 5

Brunstetter, Lesley

5Y-A 9 10 10

Buescher, Christine

++ I-A.45 15 27 27

Burger, Jennifer

5Y-A.30 10 11 11

Burger, Kellie

5Y-A.45 9 10 10

Bursby, Christina

5Y-A.45 15 16 17

Butler, Brian

++ I-A.45 15 25 25

Butterfield, Jennifer

5Y-A.45 14 12 16

Butterfield, William

5Y-A.45 15 15 16

Byers, Daniel

++ I-A.15 15 26 26

Cahill, Suzanne

5Y-A.45 10 11 11

Caimi, Lauren

5Y-A.15 12 13 13

Caine, Diane

++ I-A.45 15 25 26

Callender, Kristin

+ 5Y-A.30 15 11 19

Calo, Stacey

+ 5Y-A.30 15 18 19



Capel, James

++ 5Y-A.45 15 23 24

Carmona, Jessica

5Y-A 9 10 10

Carpenter, Susan

++ 5Y-A 15 16 25

Caruso, Lori

+ 5Y-A.45 15 18 23

Chicone, Mark

+ 5Y-A.15 15 17 20

Cimperman, Gregory

++ 5Y-A.15 15 24 27

Cindric, April

5Y-A.30 14 15 15

Cirino, Karrie

+ 5Y-A.15 15 19 22

Cleland, Katelyn

5Y-A.15 7 8 8

Cohen, Lori

++ I-A.45 15 25 25

Coleman, Tracy

++ 5Y-A.45 15 27 27 Compola-Jares, Tonimarie

++ I-A.45 15 27 27

Compton, Diane

++ 5Y-A.30 15 22 24

Conrad, Tricia

5Y-A.45 10 10 11

Cook, Judith

++ I-A.45 15 29 32

Cooper, Bonita

++ 5Y-A.45 15 29 31

Cordaro, Danielle

5Y-A 10 11 11

Cornachio, Kimberly

5Y-A.45 9 10 10

Couch, Steven

++ 5Y-A.15 15 22 26

Cvetovac, Tatiana

5Y-A 12 10 13

D'Apice, Doriann

+ 5Y-A.15 15 4 19

Davis, Traci

+ 5Y-A.15 15 22 23

Dawson, Peter

++ I-A.45 15 28 28

DeCesare, Amanda

5Y-A 7 7 8

Deitrick, Anne

5Y-A.45 12 13 13

Del Freo, Kelly

5Y-A.45 10 11 11

Denk, Regina

++ I-A.45 15 34 35

DeTota, Janet

++ 5Y-A.15 15 23 24

Dickerson, Kirsten

5Y-A.45 13 9 14

Dickinson, Desiree

++ I-A.45 15 26 28

Dille, Sandra

++ I-A.15 15 31 31

Dolinsky, Kellie

5Y-A.30 6 6 6

Dorazio, Gina

+ 5Y-A.45 15 17 20

Driscoll, Kimberly

5Y-A 11 6 11

Dubeansky, Andrew

+ 5Y-A.30 15 22 23

Dugas, Adam

5Y-A.30 9 10 10

Dunn, Tracey

5Y-A.45 11 12 12

Dwyer, Stephanie

5Y-A.45 8 9 9



Dzanko, Ivana

+ 5Y-A.30 15 19 23

Edison, Deidra

5Y-A.30 7 8 8

Edwards, Bradley

5Y-A.15 12 11 14

Elwell, Richard

++ 5Y-A.15 15 22 24

Eminger, Chelsey

5Y-A.45 10 11 11

Eppich, Courtney

5Y-A.15 10 6 10

Eppler, Laurie

++ 5Y-A.45 15 29 33

Eskins, Sara

5Y-A.45 15 10 18

Fikaris, Lynn

++ I-A.45 15 32 32

Findlay, Elizabeth

5Y-A 11 9 12

Fiore, Donna

5Y-A.45 12 13 13

Fisher, Carolyn

5Y-A.45 10 11 11

Focarett, Marianne

+ 5Y-A.45 15 20 20

Foessett, Holly

5Y-A.45 8 9 9

Foor, Lynn

++ I-A.15 15 24 31

Ford, Lisa

+ 5Y-A.15 15 22 23

Forgione, Dana

5Y-A 6 7 7

Franck, Brian

+ 5Y-A.30 15 20 23

Frase, Laura

++ 5Y-A.30 15 24 26

Friend, Marianne

++ I-A.45 15 26 28

Funk, Harry James

++ I-A.15 15 29 32

Gallo, Kim

+ 5Y-A.45 15 18 19

George, Jessica

5Y-A 11 12 12

Gerard, Bradley

5Y-A 6 7 7

Glasser, Jacquelyn

++ I-A.45 15 25 25

Glavan, Heather

5Y-A.45 8 10 10

Godec, Kristen

5Y-A.45 13 13 14

Gomori, Cynthia

++ 5Y-A.15 15 23 24 Goodnight-Marthe, Alice

++ I-A.45 15 26 26

Gordon, Beth

+ I-A.45 15 22 22

Gorjup, Susan

5Y-A.15 10 11 11

Grambo, Jenean

+ 5Y-A.30 15 19 22

Grandini, Toni

++ I-A.45 15 28 29

Grantz, Neil

++ I-A.45 15 26 26

Gray, Matthew

5Y-A 8 8 9

Green, Renee

+ 5Y-A.45 15 19 19

Greene, John

+ 5Y-A.45 15 22 22

Greenlee, Piper

++ I-A.45 15 27 29

Hale, Jeffrey

+ 5Y-A.30 15 19 22



Hall, Beth

+ 5Y-A.45 15 23 23

Hansen, Sharon

++ I-A.45 15 30 31

Harper, Kristi

++ I-A.45 15 24 24

Harris, Jeniffer

+ 5Y-A.45 15 14 20

Hart, Amanda

5Y-A.45 11 12 12

Harwood, Martha

5Y-A.30 9 10 10

Hazen, Sharon

+ 5Y-A.15 15 17 23

Henk-May, Jennifer

5Y-A 15 14 17

Henry, Christopher

+ 5Y-A 15 20 20

Heramb, Ann

5Y-A.30 11 11 12

Herzog, Jennifer

5Y-A.30 10 11 11

Hever, MaryAnn

5Y-A.30 15 14 16

Hill, Dawn

++ I-A.45 15 27 28

Hill, Jacqueline

+ 5Y-A.45 15 23 23

Hillsman, Jennifer

++ I-A.45 15 28 28

Hogan, Thomas

5Y-A 7 7 8

Holy, Jason

5Y-A.45 15 18 18

Hoose, Hillary

5Y-A.45 13 14 14

Hopp, Kyleen

5Y-A.30 12 11 13 Horvath, Jr., Thomas

++ 5Y-A.30 15 24 25

Host, Justine

5Y-A.30 11 11 12

Howell, Meagan

5Y-A.30 10 11 11

Hrusovsky, Brianne

5Y-A.45 7 8 8

Hrusovsky, James

5Y-A.45 9 10 10

Hulec, Laura

5Y-A.30 15 15 16

Hurtack, Daniel

5Y-A 14 11 15

Hyla, Amanda

5Y-A.45 10 11 11

Inghram, Floreene

5Y-A.45 15 15 16

Jeckel, Joseph

+ 5Y-A.30 15 23 23

Jefferies, Christina

++ I-A.45 15 31 31

Jerry, Kelly

5Y-A.15 11 5 10

Jeschelnig, Rachel

5Y-A.45 15 18 18

Johnson, Katherine

5Y-A.45 10 11 11

Jordan, Kelly

5Y-A.45 9 10 10 Justice Kastor, Sharon

++ I-A.45 15 34 34

Kaleal, Charity

5Y-A.15 13 12 14

Kalous, Ashley

5Y-A.45 13 14 14

Kalous, Rachel

+ 5Y-A.45 15 18 19



Kaminski, John

++ 5Y-A.45 15 22 26

Kane, Michelle

++ 5Y-A.45 15 24 25

Karberg, Janice

++ I-A.30 15 24 27

Karchefsky, Beth

++ 5Y-A.45 15 29 29

Kelly, Kathy

++ I-A.45 15 28 29

Kerul, Stacey

++ 5Y-A.45 15 18 25

Kilpeck, Jill

++ I-A.15 15 24 25

Kiss, Laurie

++ I-A.45 15 34 36

Klein, Colleen

+ 5Y-A.15 15 18 23

Klein, Kerri

+ 5Y-A.45 15 22 22

Kleis, Maria

5Y-A.30 8 9 9

Knoch, Kimberly

5Y-A.30 13 13 14

Kopp, Paul

++ I-A.45 15 29 29

Koshar, Melissa

+ 5Y-A.45 15 19 19

Koski, Gina

+ 5Y-A.15 14 10 19

Kostiha, Marianne

++ I-A.45 15 26 31

Kovac, William

5Y-A.15 10 6 8

Krix, Barbel

++ I-A.30 15 22 29

Krizan, Catherine

++ 5Y-A.45 15 22 31

Kucharski, Sarah

5Y-A.15 8 6 6

Kulma, Glenn

++ 5Y-A.15 15 27 27

LaGanke, Megan

++ 5Y-A.30 15 24 24

LaManna, Raymond

+ 5Y-A.45 15 21 21

Lambert, Tyson

5Y-A.45 15 17 17

Lang, Lynn

++ I-A.15 15 31 36

Langelier, Cynthia

+ 5Y-A.45 15 21 21

Laseak, Deborah

++ I-A.45 15 22 29

Latessa, Emily

5Y-A.45 7 6 6

Laufik, Lindsay

5Y-A.30 10 11 11

Laurie, Angela

++ 5Y-A.30 15 18 29

Levine, Rebecca

5Y-A.30 10 11 11

Levkulich, Charles

++ I-A.15 15 30 31

Levkulich, Diane

++ I-A.15 15 30 36

Levy, Tammy

++ I-A.30 15 24 24

Light, Kelly

5Y-A.45 11 10 12

Lindberg, Shyanna

5Y-A.30 9 11 11

Litz, Claudia

++ I-A.15 15 29 34

Lohrey, Greg

+ 5Y-A.45 15 23 23

Lorek, Charlene

+ 5Y-A.30 15 22 22



Lowe, Christine

++ 5Y-A.45 15 24 25

Lukacs, Sara

5Y-A.45 11 5.25 11.25

Lynch, Mark

++ 5Y-A.45 15 17 26

Lytle, LeeAnn

5Y-A.15 9 10 10

Maglosky, Margaret

5Y-A 11 6 6

Magrans, Juanita

5Y-A 13 14 14

Mahaffee, Linda

5Y-A.30 12 8 13 Malinowski, Christina

++ I-A.45 15 21 26

Malnar, Christina

++ 5Y-A.45 15 23 25

Manning, Melissa

5Y-A.45 15 18 18

Manocchio, Marissa

5Y-A.45 9 5 8

Marks, Andrew

5Y-A.30 12 10 11

McArthur, Jennifer

5Y-A.15 11 12 12

McBride, Sean

+ 5Y-A.45 15 20 22

McCloskey, Kelly

5Y-A.15 8 8 9 McEndree, Tara (80% Contract)

5Y-A.15 15 7 11

McGrath, Mitchell

5Y-A 10 5 9

McKenrick, Deanna

5Y-A.45 10 11 11

McKinley, Michelle

5Y-A.30 11 12 12

McKnight, Drew

5Y-A.45 15 15 17

McKnight, Kylie

5Y-A.45 12 13 13

McLaughlin, Laurie

5Y-A.30 11 6 9

McLaughlin, Scott

+ I-A.45 15 23 23

McMahon, James

5Y-A.45 15 8 15 McMurtrie, Benjamin

5Y-A 11 6 14

McPeek, Stephanie

5Y-A.15 9 10 10

Megyes, Kevin

5Y-A.30 15 6 16

Melkerson, Laura

+ 5Y-A.45 15 19 19

Meola, Christina

++ 5Y-A 15 26 27

Meyer, Nicholas

5Y-A.15 9 10 10

Michael, Heide

+ I-A.30 15 21 21

Miller, Julie

5Y-A.45 11 12 12

Miller, Molly

5Y-A.15 10 11 11

Mitchell, Pamela

++ I-A.30 15 29 32

Morgan, Amanda

5Y-A.30 9 10 10

Morris, Jodi

++ I-A.45 15 26 26

Morris, Michelle

5Y-A 13 14 14

Nemes, Jaclyn

5Y-A.45 12 13 13



Nemunaitis, Marc

++ 5Y-A.45 15 17 25

Nowak, Stephanie

++ 5Y-A.45 15 23 25

Nutter, Erin

5Y-A.30 9 10 10

Nykiel, Ann

++ I-A.30 15 28 28

O’Connor, Dawn

++ I-A.30 15 27 28

O'Connor, Melinda

5Y-A.15 9 10 10

O'Donnell, Jessica

5Y-A.30 9 10 10

Olds, Kathy

++ I-A.30 15 28 28

Palomo, Rachel

5Y-A.15 11 12 12 Paradiso-Pollock, Andrea

5Y-A.15 13 8.75 13.75

Parcell, Sara

5Y-A.30 10 11 11

Parker, Bethany

5Y-A.45 11 12 12

Parker, Linda

++ I-A.45 15 34 34

Parmertor, Bonnie

+ 5Y-A.45 14 10 22 Parsons, Christopher

++ I-A.45 15 29 31

Pascoe, Amy

5Y-A 7 5 6

Pasquale, Karen

++ I-A.45 15 33 34

Pedley, Kathleen

+ 5Y-A.45 15 22 22

Pero, Helen

++ I-A.45 15 31 32

Petrusko, Joni

5Y-A.45 11 12 12

Pierce, Jeffrey

+ 5Y-A.15 15 17 20

Pohto, Susan

+ 5Y-A.45 15 22 22

Polin, Carol

+ 5Y-A.15 15 20 21

Pollock III, Edgar

+ 5Y-A.15 15 17 20

Ponchin, Michelle

+ 5Y-A.45 10 10 23

Poremba, Stephen

+ 5Y-A.15 15 18 23

Porter, David

+ 5Y-A.30 15 23 23

Posner, Cheryl

++ 5Y-A.30 15 30 33

Putney, Michelle

+ 5Y-A.30 10 10 20

Randa, Anthony

5Y-A.15 12 13 13

Randall, Kimberly

+ 5Y-A.15 15 10 23

Ray, Maureen

+ 5Y-A.45 15 22 22

Redford, Christina

++ I-A.45 15 26 26

Reeg, Kendra

5Y-A.30 8 9 9

Rhodes, Miranda

5Y-A.30 9 10 10

Richards, Carissa

5Y-A.45 14 15 15

Ricketti, Kathleen

++ 5Y-A.30 15 28 28

Rigo, Jenny

5Y-A.45 15 17 18



Rintamaa, Carol

++ 5Y-A.30 15 23 24

Robinson, Cecilia

5Y-A.45 14 14 15

Roediger, Amy

++ I-A.45 15 23 28

Rogaliner, Heather

+ 5Y-A.15 10 4 20

Rogers, Kim

+ 5Y-A.45 15 17 21

Romo, Kathryn

+ I-A.45 15 18 22

Rose, Tina

++ 5Y-A.45 15 22 24

Ross, Karla

++ I-A.45 15 28 28

Rotar, Mark

++ I-A.45 15 29 39

Rudder, Donna

++ I-A.45 15 27 28

Ruff, Georgine

++ I-A.45 15 28 29

Runyan, Katie

5Y-A.45 10 4 12

Rupert, Ashley

5Y-A.30 11 11 12

Rupp, Robyn

5Y-A.30 7 7 7

Russo, Chad

+ 5Y-A.45 15 18 22

Russo, Danielle

5Y-A.30 9 10 10

Sabol, Lee Anne

+ 5Y-A.45 15 23 23

Sample, Amy

+ 5Y-A.15 15 14 20

Sanelli, Vincent

+ 5Y-A.45 15 19 20

Sanford, Jennifer

5Y-A.45 11 10 11

Sangdahl, Lou

++ I-A.45 15 35 35

Sauer, Christopher

5Y-A 9 10 10

Sauric, Amber

5Y-A.15 15 13 17

Saywell, Mackenzie

5Y-A.30 7 7 8

Schonauer, Paul

++ 5Y-A.15 15 22 29

Schulz, Angela

5Y-A.45 12 13 13

Seagroves, Darleen

+ 5Y-A 15 22 22

Sellers, Mary

+ 5Y-A.45 15 22 22

Selva, Ellen

5Y-A.15 6 7 7

Shafer, Anne

++ I-A.45 15 30 30

Shannon, Thomas

5Y-A.15 15 18 18

Shields, Christine

++ 5Y-A.45 15 23 25

Shorr, Kimberly

5Y-A.15 12 13 13

Sintic, Sean

+ 5Y-A.30 15 22 22

Siskind, Katharine

5Y-A.30 15 17 18

Siuda, Suzanne

+ 5Y-A 15 16 19

Skapura, Sharon

++ I-A.45 15 34 34

Skilton, Jr., Kenneth

++ I-A.45 15 27 27

Skouby, Kellee

++ 5Y-A.45 15 18 24



Skrajner, Sarah

5Y-A.45 10 11 11

Skupniewicz, Shana

5Y-A.30 15 18 18

Smith, Shellie

++ I-A.45 15 30 31

Solon, Jessica

5Y-A.30 12 12 13

Soukup, Tina

+ 5Y-A.15 15 10 20

Spetrino, Jacqueline

5Y-A.30 13 14 14

Srp, Dawn

+ 5Y-A.15 15 18 20

Srsen, Caroline

5Y-A.15 8 7 9

Srsen, Paula

++ I-A.45 15 22 29

St. Hilaire, Lisa

5Y-A.45 15 13 17

St. Hilaire, Sean

+ 5Y-A.45 15 19 19

Stanic, Melanie

5Y-A.30 12 10 12

Stauffer, Susan

+ 5Y-A.45 15 20 21

Steigerwald, Brian

5Y-A.45 13 14 14

Stein, Kelly

+ 5Y-A.45 15 16 22

Steinhoff, Maureen

5Y-A.30 12 13 13

Sterner, Lisa

+ 5Y-A.30 15 20 23

Stevens, Elizabeth

5Y-A.45 15 7 17

Stevenson, Danielle

+ 5Y-A.15 15 20 20

Stewart, Charles

5Y-A.30 15 18 18

Striskovic, Carol

5Y-A.45 12 13 13

Strodtbeck, Abbey

5Y-A.30 12 13 13

Stropko, Ann

++ I-A.15 15 28 28

Talarczyk, Patricia

5Y-A.30 10 11 11

Tanko, Lauren

5Y-A.45 10 11 11 Tatarunas, Mary Ann

++ 5Y-A.45 15 23 24

Tatko, Timothy

++ 5Y-A.45 15 29 29

Telischak, Rebecca

5Y-A 10 11 11

Thompson, Steven

++ I-A.45 15 31 31

Tinik, Michael

+ 5Y-A.30 15 22 22

Tonkli, Thomas

+ 5Y-A.30 15 22 23

Toot, Heidi

5Y-A.45 15 18 18

Toot, Shawn

++ 5Y-A.45 15 23 24

Trayter, James

++ I-A.30 15 30 30

Trivisonno, Tori

5Y-A.30 8 9 9

Turk, Rosemary

+ 5Y-A.30 15 22 23

Urbanek, Kristin

5Y-A.30 11 12 12

Valentic, Julie

++ 5Y-A.30 15 21 24



Valentic, Kathleen

5Y-A.15 15 17 17

Vaughn, Craig

5Y-A 12 13 13

Vehovec, Cynthia

++ I-A.45 15 28 29

Vernon, Susan

++ 5Y-A.45 15 28 28

Vidmar, Kelley

+ 5Y-A.45 15 21 22

Villella, Veronica

5Y-A.30 13 12.75 13.75

Vinborg, Eric

++ I-A.45 15 35 36

Viviani, Lauren

5Y-A.45 14 13 15

Volpe, Joseph

5Y-A.15 15 16 16

Vucetic, Anne

+ 5Y-A.45 15 19 21

Walker, Carmen

5Y-A.45 10 11 11

Walker, Robin

++ I-A.45 15 27 29

Waltz, Marie

+ 5Y-A.45 15 21 21

Walukas, Brian

+ 5Y-A.45 15 22 23

Ward, Stephanie

+ 5Y-A.45 15 22 22

Watson, Deborah

+ 5Y-A.45 15 18 19

Watson, James

+ 5Y-A.15 15 22 23

Weber, Debra

+ 5Y-A 15 17 22

Weber, Kathleen

++ I-A.30 15 25 30

Whitfield, Jill

5Y-A.15 9 10 10

Woleben, Marcy

+ 5Y-A.30 15 19 21

Wolfe, Kelly

++ I-A.30 15 24 24

Wolski, Cynthia

++ 5Y-A.30 15 23 26

Wood, Ronald

++ 5Y-A.15 15 31 31

Yerse, Jennifer

++ I-A.45 15 24 26

Yoke, Matthew

5Y-A 11 6 12

Zarbo, Melissa

+ 5Y-A.45 15 22 22

ELIGIBLE FOR CONTINUING CONTRACT




June 2020


Name


Apicello, Chelsea

5Y-A.15 7 5 6

Batey, Kelsey

5Y-A 7 5 6

Bednarz, Justin

5Y-A 9 4 8

Bennett, Allison

5Y-A 7 5 6



Bond, Morgan

5Y-A 9 4 8

Cattron, Stephanie

5Y-A.45 6 4 5

Dennison, Terese

5Y-A 9 10 10

Garvin, Stephen

5Y-A 8 4 6

Gentille, Mercedes

5Y-A 7 6 6

Gregg, Molly

5Y-A 9 10 10

Guerrini, Alexandra

5Y-A 6 5 5

Hartranft, Katie

5Y-A.30 7 4 6

Kelly, Colin

5Y-A 9 5 8

Kirby, Megan

5Y-A 7 4 5

Knepp, Ian

5Y-A 6 5 5

Knepp, Taylor

5Y-A 6 5 5

Kuhlman, Bryan

5Y-A.45 6 5 5

Mangus, Brianna

5Y-A 6 4 5

Murphy, Keith

5Y-A 10 4 9

Pike, Kassandra

5Y-A 6 5 5

Piscsalko, Sarah

5Y-A 6 6 6

Rapp, Caitlin

5Y-A 6 6 6

Reschke, Alexandra

5Y-A.30 7 5 5 Swaney-Maltby, Deana

5Y-A 7 4 6

Thomas, Stephanie

5Y-A.15 10 4 10

Tousignant, Lauren

5Y-A.15 7 5 6

Wasko, Jill

5Y-A.30 10 4 6

Wiess, Kristine

5Y-A.15 10 4 13

ELIGIBLE FOR A TWO-YEAR CONTRACT




June 2020


Name


Adams, Ashley

5Y-B.15 9 10 10

Allen, James

5Y-B.15 12 13 13

Arko, Valerie

4Y-B 4 3 3

Artino, Katherine

5Y-A 8 3 6

Ash, Griffin

5Y-B 5 5 5

Austin, Amanda

5Y-A 6 5 5

Beck, Adam

5Y-A.15 9 3 9

Bowen, Kyle

5Y-B 6 5 5



Braun, Katie

4Y-B.15 5 3 3

Clair, Lyndsay

5Y-B.15 8 7 9

D'Alessandro, Megan

5Y-B.15 11 5 9

Deas, Brittany

5Y-A 6 5 5

Elam, Bernadette

5Y-B.15 13 15 17

Frei, Rebecca

5Y-B.15 13 13 16

Gibson, Melissa

4Y-A 5 3 3 Kumazec, Carly (50% contract)

5Y-A 9 2.75 7.75

Landry, Adam

5Y-B.15 11 5 10

Marconi, Julie

5Y-B.15 11 7 12

Markijohn, Nicholas

5Y-B 11 5 10

McKinney, Sarah

5Y-A.15 9 3 11

Miller, Benjamin

4Y-B 5 3 3

Nelson, Karen

++ 5Y-B.15 13 17 36

Palumbo, John

5Y-A 7 3 6

Perko, Kori

4Y-A 5 3 3

Previte, Amber

5Y-B 8 10 10

Prochaska, Michael

5Y-B.15 13 25 28 Ramsey-Waggoner, Shanelle

5Y-B.15 9 9 9

Roberts, Jennifer

5Y-B 9 3 9

Robishaw, Corinne

5Y-B.15 6 5 5

Seneski, Megan

5Y-A 6 5 5

Sines, Jessica

5Y-B 7 7 8

Skoch, Katherine

5Y-A 6 5 5

Spisak, Allison

5Y-B 9 3 10

Strobel, Emily

5Y-B 6 7 7

Tompkins, Megan

5Y-A 9 3 11

Vahcic, Joseph

4Y-B 4 3 3

Victor, Rachel

5Y-B 6 5 5

SECOND YEAR OF A TWO-YEAR CONTRACT




June 2020


Name


Bednarz, Alexa

5Y-B 9 4 7

Bencar, Tanya

5Y-B.15 12 8 13



Burger, Kelley

5Y-B.15 11 12 12

Burton, Betsy

+ 5Y-B.15 13 16 21

Cindric, Rachel

4Y-B.15 6 4 5

Crihfield-Reed, April

++ 5Y-B.15 13 26 30

DeTota, Christopher

5Y-B.15 11 12 12

Ezzo, Julia

5Y-B.15 6 4 5

Farabaugh, Wendy

5Y-B 8 4 6

Gibson, Scott

4Y-B 5 4 4

Harrah, Meredith

5Y-A.15 5 4 4

Helland, Adele

4Y-A 6 4 4 Hobi, Gloria (50% contract)

5Y-A 6 5.75 5.75

Hollabaugh, Shaun

+ 5Y-A.45 15 10 20

Howe, Ashley

5Y-A 6 4 4

Humphries, Tyrone

5Y-B.15 9 6 9

Johnston, Elizabeth

4Y-B 6 4 4

Kidner, Amy

5Y-B.15 8 6 6

Kowalski, Emily

5Y-B.15 8 8 9

Langham, Sean

5Y-A 6 6 6

Lo, Kelly

5Y-B 7 8 8

Meisel, Benjamin

5Y-B.15 10 4 9

Mills, Katie

5Y-B.15 12 10 11

Morse, Nicole

4Y-B.15 4 4 4

Murar, Ashley

4Y-B 7 4 4

Nagy, Valerie

5Y-A 9 3 7

Oley, Brooke

5Y-A.15 5 4 4

Panchik, Steven

4Y-B.15 5 4 4

Pauline, Francie

+ 5Y-B.15 13 4 21

Petro, Kim

+ 5Y-B 13 14 22

Ramer, Kimberly

+ 5Y-B.15 13 19 21

Rapp, Justin

5Y-B.15 6 4 4

Riddle, Katherine

5Y-B.15 10 4 12

Rupert, Marcy

5Y-A.45 12 4 16

Skinner, Cassandra

+ 5Y-A 15 15 19

Slish, Mary

++ 5Y-B.15 13 24 25

Stein, Kathleen

+ 5Y-B.15 13 16 20

Taylor, Megan

5Y-B 9 4 8

Turk, Carly

4Y-A 6 4 4

Vovko, Kimberli

4Y-B 5 4 4



Vurbic, Sarah

5Y-A.30 9 8 14

Weingart, John

5Y-B 6 6 6

Weschler, Sara

5Y-A.30 6 4 5

Wilcox, Jordan

5Y-B.15 9 6 6

Wolfe, Susan

4Y-B.15 5 4 4

TO BE ISSUED A ONE-YEAR CONTRACT




June 2020


Name


Alsaigh, Alexandra

4Y-B 3 2 2

Berdysz, Lindsey

4Y-B 3 1 2

Brazofsky, Nicole

4Y-A 2 1 1

Byrum, Alec

5Y-A 11 2 13 Carrasquillo, Danielle

4Y-B.15 8 2 3

Clark, Laura

5Y-A.45 8 6** 8

Deighan, Jessica

5Y-A 7 2 6

Elliott, Jacqueline

4Y-B 4 2 2

Foschia, Christina

5Y-A 7 2 6

Hren, Jessica

4Y-A 3 1 2

Hritz, Joseph

4Y-B 4 2 3

Inghram, Rachael

4Y-B 3 2 2 Kampman, Jacqueline

5Y-A.45 3 1 2

Kampman, Sandra

5Y-A 7 1 8

Keisel, Amber

4Y-B 5 2 2

Kulbis, Matthew

4Y-A 11 2 2

Lanese, Chelsea

4Y-B 3 1 2

Magistrelli, Cheri

5Y-A.15 7 1 16

Martony, Brittany

4Y-A 6 2 2

Miller, Carli

4Y-B.15 5 2 4

Pavkov, Anna

5Y-A.15 8 2 7

Prentis, Abigail

5Y-A 4 1 3

Reid, III, John

5Y-B 8 2 8

Ruscitto, Luciano

4Y-A 3 2 2

Sadlik, Chelsea

4Y-B.15 3 1 1

Schindler, Katherine

4Y-A 4 1 3



Smith, Katherine

5Y-A 8 2 8

Swihart, Courtney

4Y-A.30 2 1 1 Thompson-Smith, Kristin

5Y-A 8 2 10

Vidra, Kristal

5Y-A.15 8 2 13

Williams, Alisha

5Y-A 7 5* 8 Non-renewal of Long-term Certified Substitutes for the 2019-2020 School Year Recommended Austin, Vincent Replacing Lauren Tousignant at Mentor High Caldwell, Amy Replacing Ellen Selva at Bellflower, Hopkins and S. Morton Carroll, Christen Replacing Danielle Carrasquillo at Lake Clark, Emily Replacing Carly Kumazec at CARES Guy, Shelbi Replacing Mary Lynch at Orchard Hollow Haladyna, April Fulfilling Intervention Specialist vacancy at Memorial and Orchard Hollow Hartman, Cassandra Replacing Katie Hartranft at Mentor High and Memorial Kessler, Courtney Replacing Linda Parker at Memorial Klisuric, Kristy Fulfilling Kindergarten vacancy at Lake Lann, Cheryl Replacing LeeAnn Lytle at Memorial and Shore Lowe, Brooke Replacing Kelly Wolfe at Mentor High Naymik, Crystal Fulfilling Intervention Specialist vacancy at Shore Penkava, Laura Fulfilling Language Arts vacancy at Memorial and Shore Ranney, Madison Replacing Katelyn Cleland at Ridge Snyder, Jennifer Fulfilling Kindergarten vacancy at Ridge Starkey, Matthew Replacing Michelle Morris at Mentor High Scheid, Nichole Replacing Deanna McKenrick at Memorial Thomas, Melissa Replacing Valerie Nagy at Ridge Toaz, Alexis Replacing Erin Nutter at Bellflower Yanosko, Benjamin Replacing Carly Miller at Shore Leave of Absence for the 2018-2019 School Year Recommended

Effective Carrasquillo, Danielle – Grade 5 Teacher/Lake (Medical) 04-29-19 Return from Leave of Absence for the 2018-2019 School Year Recommended

Effective Carrasquillo, Danielle – Grade 5 Teacher/Lake (Medical) 05-23-19 Cleland, Katelyn – Preschool Teacher/Ridge (Medical) 05-20-19 McKenrick, Deanna – ELA Teacher/Memorial (Medical) 05-20-19 Nutter, Erin – Art Teacher/Bellflower (Medical) 04-30-19 Selva, Ellen – Occupational Therapist/Bellflower (Medical) 05-20-19 Tousignant, Lauren – CTE Teacher/Mentor High (Medical) 05-14-19 Resignations for the 2018-2019 School Year Recommended

Effective Abernathy, Alyssa – Intervention Specialist/Lake (Personal) End of 2018-2019 Contract Year Bonar, Samantha – English Teacher/Mentor High (Personal) End of 2018-2019 Contract Year McMahon, James – Assistant Principal/Mentor High (Personal) End of 2018-2019 Contract Year Montgomery, Ernest – Guidance Counselor/Mentor High End of 2018-2019 (Retirement) Contract Year Mueller, Jennie – Intervention Specialist/Sterling Morton End of 2018-2019 (Retirement) Contract Year Ramsey, Thomas – Science Teacher/Mentor High (Retirement) End of 2018-2019 Contract Year



Wardeiner, Mark – STEM Teacher/Orchard Hollow (Retirement) End of 2018-2019 Contract Year Wolski, Michael – Social Studies Teacher/Mentor High End of 2018-2019 (Personal) Contract Year Temporary Employees (e.g., substitute teachers and tutors) for the 2018-2019 School Year Recommended Manista, Christina CLASSIFIED

Reappointment of Classified Staff for the 2019-2020 School Year Recommended

Explanation of Classification

Contract Status

1Y Limited Contract issued for a one-year period

2Y Limited Contract issued for a two-year period SN Salary Notice issued the second year of the two-year (2Y) contract

CC Continuing Contract issued after the two-year (SN) contract CN Holds Continuing Contract and will receive a salary/continuing notice every year

Contract Status - Classified Employees hired after 11-1-2018

1Y Limited Contract issued for a one-year period 2Y:1 Limited Contract issued for a two-year period SN:1 Salary Notice issued the second year of the two-year (2Y:1) contract

2Y:2 2nd Limited Contract issued for a two-year period SN:2 Salary Notice issued the second year of the two-year (2Y:2) contract

2Y:3 3rd Limited Contract issued for a two-year period SN:3 Salary Notice issued the second year of the two-year (2Y:3) contract

CC Continuing Contract issued after three two-year (SN) contracts CN Holds Continuing Contract and will receive a salary/continuing notice every year

Salary Classifications

CLASSIFICATION II Bus Assistant, Classroom Assistant

CLASSIFICATION III

HQ Classroom Assistant, Office Aide, Record Clerk,

HQ Bus Assistant

CLASSIFICATION IV Groundskeeper, Health Technician,

Library Assistant, Secretary I

CLASSIFICATION VI Account Clerk I, HQ Classroom Assistant/CARES,

Secretary II

CLASSIFICATION VI Account Clerk I, HQ Classroom Assistant/CARES,

Secretary II



CLASSIFICATION VII Secretary III

CLASSIFICATION VIII Secretary IV, Switchboard Operator/Receptionist,

Transportation Dispatcher

CLASSIFICATION IX Custodian l

CLASSIFICATION X Account Clerk II, Computer Technician, Secretary V

CLASSIFICATION XI Material Handler, Custodian II

CLASSIFICATION XII Account Clerk III, Database Specialist,

Paradigm Curriculum Assistant

CLASSIFICATION XIII Custodian III

CLASSIFICATION XIV Custodian IV, Maintenance I, School Bus Operator,

Vehicle Technician I

CLASSIFICATION XV Maintenance II, Vehicle Technician II

CLASSIFICATION XVI PC/Network Technician, Programmer/Operator

CLASSIFICATION XVII Cable Channel Programming Specialist

CLASSIFICATION XVIII Server, Prep/Server, Server/Satellite, Head Cashier,

Satellite Line Coordinator,Cook/Middle School,

Cook/High School, Manager/Elementary School/Middle School,

Satellite Operations Manager, Manager/High School

CLASSIFICATION XlX EMIS Analyst, SQL Network Technician

NON-MCE EMPLOYEES Fine Arts Center Manager, Student Supervisor

Symbols in the Reappointment Book

+ Indicates this employee will receive a Longevity

Supplement of $600

++ Indicates this employee will receive a Longevity

Supplement of $800

ACCOUNT CLERKS

Longevity Name Position Contract Hours Class Step

++

Biggs, Katherine

Account Clerk II CN 8.00 X 11 MAX 11

++

DeMichael, MaryAnn

Account Clerk III CN 8.00 XII 5 MAX 11



++

Epperson, Glendeen


Hosler, Patricia

Account Clerk II CC 8.00 X 5 MAX 11

++ McNeely, Rita

Account Clerk II CN 8.00 X 7 MAX 11

++ Pearce, Crystal

Account Clerk I CN 8.00 VI 4 MAX 10

++ Sivik, Janet

Account Clerk I CN 7.50 VI 9 MAX 10

++

Starkey, Patricia


BUS ASSISTANTS


Gibson, Robin

Bus Assistant CC 4.00 II 6 MAX 7

+

Mitchell, Brenda

HQ Bus Assistant CN 4.00 III 7 MAX 7

Penicka, Karen


++

Pomplas, Cheryl


Reese, Marianne

Bus Assistant 2Y:1 4.00 II 2 MAX 7

Rogers, Debbie

Bus Assistant 2Y 4.00 II 4 MAX 7

Stillman, Melissa

Bus Assistant CN 4.00 II 7 MAX 7

Ward, Shannon

Bus Assistant CC 4.00 II 4 MAX 7

+ Womack, Tina


BUS OPERATORS


+ Atwell, Norene

Bus Operator CN 4.00 XIV 9 MAX 9

Brooks, Leslie

Bus Operator SN 4.00 XIV 3 MAX 9



Buehner, Carrie


+ Burgett, Lisa


Caruso, James


Cason Jr, William


+

Clinton, Thomas


+

Comella, Rebecca


++ Damante, Joan


++

DeMattie, Alison


Dougherty, Bridget


++ Dudas, Holly


++

Geary, Deborah


Gilan, Brenda

Bus Operator CN 4.00 XIV 8.5 MAX 9

Grady, Adam


+ Hawkins, John


Heimberger, Eric


++

Herman, Wavlene


++ Hervey, Angela


++

Horvath, Sharon


+ Howell, Nicole


Johnson, Tawyna

Bus Operator CC 4.00 XIV 4 MAX 9

++ Keegan, Patrick




++ King, Anna Bus Operator CN 4.00 XIV 9 MAX 9

LaPoint, Gail


Lawson, Natalie

Bus Operator 2Y 4.00 XIV 2 MAX 9

++ Ludwick, Curt


++ McCarthy, Patty


McDougle, Lesley


++ Mrazek, Susan


++ Painter, Angela


Paponetti, Richard


Passerallo, David


Pekar, Cheryl


Piunno, Michael


Potocnik, Cheryl


Prall, Christine


+ Pratt II, Arthur


++ Salay, John


++ Slagle, Susan


++ Smith, Cynthia


++

Stillman, Theresa


++ Taylor, Lisa


++ Thompson, Clay




++ Torpey, Susan Bus Operator CN 4.00 XIV 9 MAX 9

+ Turner, Melinda


++ Volpin, John


Westbrook, Debra


+ Wilson, Randy


+ Wolfe, Stacey


++

Woodbury, Susanne


CABLE CHANNEL PROGRAMMING SPECIALIST

Step/

Longevity Name Position Contract Days Class Index

Rutkowski, Elizabeth

Cable Program Spec. CN 225 XVII

BA + 3.5 MAX 6

Classroom Assistants


++ Almasy, Sandra

HQ Classroom Assistant CN 7.00 III 7 MAX 7

Apel, Kim

HQ Classroom Assistant CC 7.00 III 4 MAX 7

Arn, Robin

HQ Classroom Assistant CN 6.00 III 4.5 MAX 7

Ashton, Charmaigne


++ Baker, Lisa


++ Baytosh, Karen


Beck, James


Bohana, Jennifer


Bohonos, Joanna

HQ Classroom Assistant CN 7.00 Vl 10 MAX 10

Brancato, Allie

HQ Classroom Assistant SN 7.00 Vl 3 MAX 10



Brandt, Karen


+ Brown, Susan


Bumgardner, Marcus

HQ Classroom Assistant CN 7.00 Vl 4.5 MAX 10

Carroll, Brittany

HQ Classroom Assistant 2Y 7.00 VI 3 MAX 10

Carroll, Kaylee

HQ Classroom Assistant CN 7.00 Vl 6.5 MAX 10

Clinger, Valerie

HQ Classroom Assistant CC 7.00 VI 10 MAX 10

Clinton, Ellen


Cola, Annmarie


+

Cormack, Michelle


+ Davis, Elissa


+

Deighan, Michele


++

Deitmen, Laurie


Delsanter, Michele


DeMell, Katherine


Evola, Noreen

HQ Classroom Assistant 2Y 6.25 III 3 MAX 7

Fadorsen, Ellen


Femec, Charles


Fix, Randolph

HQ Classroom Assistant CN 7.00 VI 10 MAX 10

++

Flickinger, Kimberly


Fortkamp, Justin


Freeman, Valerie


+ Gatto, Nancy




+ Gladish, Holly


Griesmer, Jennifer

HQ Classroom Assistant SN 6.50 III 3 MAX 7

Grybos, Cheryl


Grybos, Sarah

HQ Classroom Assistant 2Y:1 7.00 Vl 2 MAX 10

Guerra, Melissa


Guynn, Patricia


Hallman, Lisa

HQ Classroom Assistant SN 7.00 VI 5 MAX 10

Hayes, Eileen


Hill, Anna-Marie


Horn, Emily


++

Horvath, Bonnie

Classroom Assistant CN 6.00 II 7 MAX 7

+

Huskey, Melanie


+ Ioffe, Diane


++ Iorillo, Maria


Johnson, Gary


Jones, Erica


Kane, Shelley


Karako, Savannah


Karlovec, Jeremy

HQ Classroom Assistant 2Y:1 6.00 III 2 MAX 7

Kaufman, Dana


Kennedy, Morgan


Kidd, Kim




Kirbus, Nancy


++ Kochmit, Janet


Koerwitz, Margaret


Komertz, Stephanie


++ Kraft, Wendy


Krnac, Jason


Kuzmiak, Elizabeth


Laird, Lisa


Lampert, Christine


LaPaglia, Christopher


++

La Spina, Cristina


Laturell, Robin


Liamos, Thomae


Loftus, Barbara


Lorence, Linda


++

Lutheran, Cynthia


Manes, Andrea


Manley, Julaine


++

Mannion, Patricia


++ Matsko, Shelly


Matyjasik, Gregory


McMahon, Wendi




++ Misko, Lisa


Mobily, Janet


++

Moser-Barber, Leslie


+ Moses, Janet


Muzic, Linda


Muzic, Veronica


Nelson, Meredith


Nero, Vicki


Nimmo, Suzana


Ohler, Doyle David


O'Neil, Julie


++ O'Neill, Susan


Pachinger, Pamela


Panchik, David


Pepka, Julie

HQ Classroom Assistant CN 7.00 VI 5.5 MAX 10

+

Perciful, Shelley


Phillips, Tiontay


Pirnat, Jennifer


+

Piunno, Christine


Plavcan, Andrea


++ Pohto, Michelle


+ Powers, Susan




+ Prewitt, Tia

HQ Classroom Assistant CN 7.00 VI 10 MAX 10

Provident, Therese


Ratcliffe, Donald

HQ Classroom Assistant 2Y:1 7.00 VI 2 MAX 10

Rolik, Nichole


Roseberry, Jennifer


Rudler, Pamela


Sawyer, Dawn


++

Schiavoni, Diane


++ Schulz, William


Sharp, Carrie


++ Shirey, Theresa


Siatkowski, Leah


Skilton, Christina


++ Smoley, Denise


Southworth, Kim


++ Steindler, Gail


++

Stewart, Sandra


Sulecki, Vicki


Sullivan, Tina


Tellep, Deborah


Torres Zavala, Yesenia


Trefgzer, Nicole

HQ Classroom Assistant SN 7.00 VI 3 MAX 10



+

Trimble, Doreen


Valeri, Angela


Vanhimbergen, Michele


Vayo, Ellen


Voegtler, Jill


++ Walker, Yvonne


Watt, Jeffrey


Yanni, Angel


CUSTODIAN


Barrett, James Custodian I CC 8.00 IX 4 MAX 9

Blair, Heather Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 5.5 MAX 9

Bowman, Christopher Custodian Il CN 8.00 XI 7

MAX 10

++ Brooks, Robert Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 9 MAX 9

Edixon, Laura Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 7 MAX 9

++

Elliott, Franklin Custodian lI CN 8.00 XI 10

MAX 10

+ Elston, Traci Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 9 MAX 9

++

Evangelista, Dominic Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 9 MAX 9

Gargiulo, Matthew Custodian I CC 8.00 IX 4 MAX 9

Hampton, Nicholas Custodian I SN 8.00 IX 4 MAX 9

++

Hawkins, Elizabeth Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 7 MAX 9

Henry III, Charles Custodian II CN 8.00 XI 10

MAX 10

Hobbs, Jobie Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 5 MAX 9



Hudock, Brandon Custodian I CC 8.00 IX 4 MAX 9

++

Hungerford, Richard Custodian II CN 8.00 XI 10

MAX 10

Iorillo, Mark Custodian I CC 8.00 IX 4 MAX 9

Ivkovic, Slavica Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 9 MAX 9

Kenney, Connor Custodian I 2Y:1 8.00 IX 3 MAX 9

Kotze, Kimberly Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 9 MAX 9

Krenisky, Ronald Custodian III CN 8.00 XIII 8 MAX 9

++ Lucas, Rick Custodian II CN 8.00 XI 10

MAX 10

Maul, Alicia Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 4.5 MAX 9

McKenna, Kim Custodian l CN 8.00 IX 5 MAX 9

++ Merrill, Rod Custodian III CN 8.00 XIII 9 MAX 9

++ Miller, Lynn Custodian II CN 8.00 XI 10

MAX 10

Miller, William Custodian III CN 8.00 XIII 9 MAX 9

++

Morgan, William Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 9 MAX 9

Niewiadomski, William Custodian III CC 8.00 XIII 2 MAX 9

Nykiel, Jack Custodian II CN 8.00 XI 4

MAX 10

Orosz, Hope Custodian I SN 8.00 IX 4 MAX 9

++ Owens, Robert Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 9 MAX 9

Pachinger, Frank Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 6 MAX 9

Phillips, Stephen Custodian II CN 8.00 XI 6

MAX 10

Plummer, Frank Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 4.5 MAX 9

++

Pringle, Douglas Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 9 MAX 9



++ Prostak, Vickie Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 9 MAX 9

++ Shope, Faith Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 9 MAX 9

Shuss, Richard Custodian I SN 8.00 IX 3 MAX 9

Smith, Jeremy Custodian I SN 8.00 IX 4 MAX 9

Striskovic, Kresimir Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 7 MAX 9

+

Swider, Michael Custodian III CN 8.00 XIII 9 MAX 9

Tortorici, Christian Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 5.5 MAX 9

Uline, Donald Custodian II CN 8.00 XI 10

MAX 10

Velez, James Custodian I CC 8.00 IX 5 MAX 9

Waterhouse, Brian Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 6 MAX 9

Weyer, Donna Custodian I 2Y:1 8.00 IX 4

MAX 10

++

Williams, David Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 9 MAX 9

++ Yung, Fei Lon Custodian I CN 8.00 IX 8 MAX 9 FINE ARTS CENTER MANAGER

Step/

Longevity Name Position Contract Days Class Index

Gatzke, Paul

Fine Arts Center Manager 1Y 225

9/1.42 MAX 11

GROUNDSKEEPERS


Fisher, Mark Groundskeeper CN 8.00 IV 4 MAX 7

Glodowski, Timothy Groundskeeper SN 8.00 IV 3 MAX 7

++

Hejduk, Michael Groundskeeper CN 8.00 IV 7 MAX 7

Long, David

Groundskeeper (8 mo.) SN 8.00 IV 2 MAX 7



HEALTH TECHNICIANS


Capel, Frances

Health Technician CN 7.50 IV 7 MAX 7

Connors, Jill

Health Technician CC 7.25 IV 4 MAX 7

Skelly, Jill


Sweeny, Sheri


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


++ Baker, Tim

PC/Network Technician CN 8.00 XVI 7 MAX 7

++ Baur, Todd

Computer Technician CN 8.00 X 11 MAX 11

Duy, Joshua

Computer Technician SN 8.00 X 3 MAX 11

Estes, Douglas

SQL Network Technician CN 8.00 XIX 4.5 MAX 7

++

Gibson, Tracy

Database Specialist CN 8.00 XII 6 MAX 11

Hernan, Joseph

PC/Network Technician CN 8.00 XVI 4 MAX 7

++

Orlando, Janis EMIS Analyst CN 8.00 XIX 7 MAX 7

LIBRARY ASSISTANTS

Longevity Name Position Contract Hours Class

New Step

+

Bencar, Jennifer Library Assistant CN 7.50 IV 6 MAX 7

++

Ivancic, Judith Library Assistant CN 7.50 IV 6 MAX 7

++

Levine, Genny Library Assistant CN 7.50 IV 7 MAX 7

++

Van Kirk, Catherine Library Assistant CN 7.50 IV 5 MAX 7

Vesely-Vandemark, Cheryl Library Assistant CN 7.50 IV 3 MAX 7

+

Walland, Susan Library Assistant CN 7.50 IV 5 MAX 7



MAINTENANCE


+

Connolly, Eric Maintenance II CN 8.00 XV 11 MAX 11

++ Elias, Eric Maintenance I CN 8.00 XIV 9 MAX 9

Hupp, Christopher Maintenance II CN 8.00 XV 7 MAX 11

+

Radabaugh, Richard Maintenance II CN 8.00 XV 11 MAX 11

++

Simpson, Alan Maintenance II CN 8.00 XV 11 MAX 11

Spoerke, Michael Maintenance II CN 8.00 XV 4 MAX 11

Wulfert, Richard Maintenance II CN 8.00 XV 5.25 MAX 11

MATERIAL HANDLERS


+

Campbell, Brett

Material Handler CN 8.00 XI 10 MAX 10

++

Kovach, Jeffrey


++

Langdon, John


++

McClure, James


OFFICE AIDES


Beller, Rose

Office Aide CC 6.50 III 4 MAX 7

Dadante, Carmela

Office Aide CC 6.00 III 4 MAX 7

++ Hagey, Regina

Office Aide CN 6.00 III 7 MAX 7

++ Mierke, Karen


++ Nelson, Pamela


++ Plutt, Cyndi




Reed, Lori

Office Aide CN 6.00 III 5.5 MAX 7

Rush, Jennifer


++

Varanese, Cheryl


PARADIGM CURRICULUM ASSISTANT


Griffis, Rachael

Paradigm Curriculum Asst CN 8.00 XII 11 MAX 11

SCHOOL NUTRITION SERVICES Longevity Name Position Contract Hours Class Step

++ Bajec, Rachel Prep/Server CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

Banas, Francesca Prep/Server 2Y 5.00 XVIII 2 MAX 6

++ Bowens, Margaret

Cook/Middle School CN 6.50 XVIII 8 MAX 8

++

Bradac, Kim Prep/Server CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

Brunkala, Samantha Prep/Server 2Y 4.50 XVIII 2 MAX 6

Chokshi, Deborah Server 2Y 4.00 XVIII 2 MAX 6

++ Dayok, Renee Prep/Server CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

Facemyer, Heidi Server/Satellite 2Y:1 4.00 XVIII 2 MAX 6

++ Fiediga, Diana Prep/Server CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

++ Fram, Janice Server/Satellite CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

Freeman, Nicole Prep/Server 2Y 5.00 XVIII 2 MAX 6



Jividen, Jennifer Prep/Server 2Y 4.50 XVIII 2 MAX 6

++ Kleis, Marilyn Server/Satellite CN 6.50 XVIII 6 MAX 6

++

Konte, Terry Server CN 4.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

Krejci, Traci Server CC 4.00 XVIII 4 MAX 6

++ Kubitz, Cheryl

Manager/ Elementary School/ CN 8.00 XVIII 8 MAX 8

Middle School

++ Lardner, Katherine

Satellite Operations CN 8.00 XVIII 5 MAX 11

Manager/High School

++ Latine, Lisa


Middle School

++ Latino, Kathy


Middle School

Masiello, Crystal Prep/Server CC 6.00 XVIII 4 MAX 6

++ Matej, Dolores

Cook/High School CN 8.00 XVIII 8 MAX 8

Mayton, Tracy Prep/Server CC 5.00 XVIII 4 MAX 6

Mitchell, Teala

Cook/Middle School CN 6.50 XVIII 4 MAX 8

++ Nichols, Cheryl Head Cashier CN 7.75 XVIII 6 MAX 6

+ Norman, Julie Server/Satellite CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

+ Patterson, Marcie Server/Satellite CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

+ Pennington, Jill Prep/Server CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6



++ Petrovic, Karen Prep/Server CN 6.75 XVIII 6 MAX 6

Roesch, Kelley Prep/Server CN 6.00 XVIII 4.5 MAX 6

++ Schinke, Donna Prep/Server CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

++ Schram, Linda Prep/Server CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

Schuster, Kelley

Satellite Operations CC 8.00 XVIII 2 MAX 11

Manager/ Kirtland

Slattery, Pauline Server/Satellite CN 6.00 XVIII 5.5 MAX 6

Stanek, Jamie Prep/Server CN 6.00 XVIII 5.5 MAX 6

Tirak, Lynne Prep/Server CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

++ Vaccaro, Ginni

Manager/High School CN 8.00 XVIII 11 MAX 11

Whiting, LeAnn

Elementary Manager CN 8.00 XVIII 2 MAX 8

++ Znidar, Erin

Satellite Line Coordinator/ CN 7.00 XVIII 8 MAX 8

High School

++ Zook, Karen Prep/Server CN 6.00 XVIII 6 MAX 6

SECRETARIES


Arko, Trisha

Secretary III (10 mo.) CN 7.50 VII 9 MAX 10

++ Bell, Coleen Secretary V CN 8.00 X 11 MAX 11

Beskid, Amy Secretary V CN 8.00 X 5 MAX 11

++ Burt, Diane Secretary IV CN 8.00 VIII 6.5 MAX 11



Cavell, Dawn Secretary IV CN 7.50 VIII 5.5 MAX 11

Cola, Donna Secretary IV CN 8.00 VIII 5.5 MAX 11

++ Coughlin, Paula Secretary V CN 8.00 X 10.5 MAX 11

++ Cudnik, Judith

Secretary II (10 mo.) CN 7.50 VI 5 MAX 10

++

Dadd, Patricia Secretary IV CN 7.50 VIII 11 MAX 11

++

Dopuch, Debra Secretary IV CN 7.50 VIII 11 MAX 11

++

Drury, Debra Secretary IV CN 7.50 VIII 11 MAX 11

++ Duncan, Linzy


Giebel, Monika


++ Kidd, Susan Secretary III (10 mo.) CN 8.00 VII 10 MAX 10

Kubec, Joni Secretary IV CN 7.50 VIII 11 MAX 11

Laurenzi, Stefanie

Switchboard/Receptionist CN 8.00 VIII 4.5 MAX 11

Lewis, Sally


+

Lutz, Sandra Secretary IV CN 7.50 VIII 11 MAX 11

++ Mance, Fern Secretary IV CN 8.00 VIII 11 MAX 11

++ Maurer, Rhonda


++ McGrath, Anne


McLaughlin, Brigit




Motiejunas, Nicole


Page, Michelle Secretary V CN 8.00 X 5 MAX 11

Patterson, Denise Secretary V CN 8.00 X 7.5 MAX 11

++ Perry, Janet Secretary III (10 mo.) CN 7.50 VII 10 MAX 10

++

Pizzuti, Janet Secretary III CN 7.50 VII 10 MAX 10

+ Reardon, Janet


++ Springer, Irene


Stokes, Barbara


++ Tsevdos, Joann Secretary V CN 8.00 X 11 MAX 11

Wallace, Linda


Watson, Karen


++ Yates, Sherry


++ Zappola, Susan


Zwagerman, Tracy

Secretary III ( 10 mo.) CN 8.00 VII 2 MAX 10

STUDENT SUPERVISORS


Basco, Donald

Student Supervisor 1Y 7.5

1 MAX 7

+

Bunjevac, Mary Ann


7 MAX 7

Erjavec, Steven


7 MAX 7



Loftus, Samuel


1 MAX 7

TRANSPORTATION DISPATCHER


++ Zicarelli, Heidi

Transportation Dispatcher CN 8.00 VIII 11 MAX 11

VEHICLE TECHNICIANS


++ Horvath, Randy

Vehicle Technician II CN 8.00 XV 11

MAX 11

Penkava, John


MAX 11

Schmitz, Thomas


MAX 11

Zanella, Carmen


MAX 11

Reappointment of the Exempt Staff for the 2019-2020 School Year Recommended

Contract Status

1Y Limited Contract Issued for a One-Year Period

2Y Limited Contract Issued for a Two-Year Period

SN Salary Notice Issued the Second Year of a Two-Year Contract

CC Continuing Contract Issued after a Two-Year Contract

CN Holds a Continuing Contract and receives a Salary Notice Each Year

Symbols

* $600 Longevity Supplement

** $800 Longevity Supplement

EXEMPT STAFF REAPPOINTMENT LIST 2019 ― 2020

Longevity Name Position

Contract Hours Step

** Augusta, Administrative Assistant II CN 8.00 8



Terri (262)

K-12 Department

**

Catavolos, Donna

Administrative Assistant II (262) CN 8.00 9

Student Services Department

Fording, Melissa

Administrative Assistant III (262) SN 8.00 5

to the Superintendent

** Horst, Lisa

Administrative Assistant II (262) CN 8.00 9

Human Resources Department

**

Leonard, Nancy

Exempt Supervisor (210) 80% contract CN 8.00 5

Accounts Receivable Department

*

Locke, Jacquelyn

Administrative Assistant III (262) CN 8.00 9

to the Chief Financial Officer

**

Willett, Judith Exempt Supervisor (262) CN 8.00 11

Accounts Payable Department

**

Williams, Diane Exempt Supervisor (262) CN 8.00 11

Payroll Department

*

Zombory, Michael Exempt Supervisor (262) CN 8.00 11

Fleet Maintenance Department

Non-renewal of Long-term Classified Substitutes for the 2019-2020 School Year Recommended Colon, Amanda Replacing Holly Dudas in Transportation Jones, Jeanine Replacing Patricia Dadd at Mentor High (shared w/S. Moore) Moore, Stephanie Replacing Patricia Dadd at Mentor High (shared w/J. Jones) Muzina, Dana Fulfilling Classroom Assistant vacancy at CARES Vaughn, Christine Replacing Paula Coughlin at Mentor High White, Daniel Replacing Susan Torpey in Transportation

Reclassifications for the 2018-2019 School Year Recommended

Tirak, Lynne will have a change in assignment from SNS Prep/Server at Ridge Elementary School to SNS Server/Satellite at Lake Elementary School. Ms. Tirak will be placed at Step 6 of the SNS Server/Satellite Salary Schedule. Effective 03-26-19 Leave of Absence for the 2018-2019 School Year Recommended

Effective Griesmer, Jennifer – Classroom Assistant/HQ/Lake (Medical) 04-18-19



Resignations for the 2018-2019 School Year Recommended Effective Grabowy, Lori – We Care/Ridge (Personal) 05-31-19 Hosler, Patricia – Account Clerk II/Treasury (Personal) 07-05-19 Kenney, Connor – Custodian I/Admin./Stadium (Personal) 05-22-19 Petite, James – We Care/Orchard (Personal) 05-31-19 Roth, Alice – Classroom Assistant/HQ/Orchard (Retirement) End of 2018-2019 Contract Year Roth, Alice – We Care/Sterling Morton (Retirement) 05-31-19 Woods, William – Student Supervisor/Mentor High (Personal) End of 2018-2019 Contract Year Temporary Seasonal Employees for Summer 2019 Recommended Step 1 Battaglia, Johnathan Manning, Mikella Campbell, Erin Romeo, Matthew Heimberger, Eric Wolf, Andrew Kaplan, Rylan Wolf, David

Step 2 Banas, Fran Kuebler, Loretta Barton, Peter Mack, Mary Brunkala, Samantha Maffit, Courtney DiFranco, Robyn McGrath, Mitchell Gielink, Leah Owens, Sean Hampton, Ryan Parsons, Cheryl Hochmuth, Ethan Perish, Jack Hungerford, Cassandra Powers, Riley Hungerford, Jessica Rintamaa, Samuel Hupp, Cameron Schwarzwalder, Aidan Kotze, Markus Stanek, Jaime Kovach, Tyrus VanDemark, Craig

Temporary Employees (e.g., substitute classroom assistant, bus assistant, custodian, educational assistant, food service worker, library assistant, secretary, We Care instructor) for the 2018-2019 School Year Recommended Dillon, Ryan Hesson, Lindsey Land, Kimberly Lindsey, Melissa Long-term Substitute Abrams, Deborah NON-CONTRACTUAL COMPENSATION The following will be paid a stipend to serve as staff for the CARES ESY Summer Program to be held during Summer 2019. (To be paid from CARES Funds) Name Title Stipend Kumazec, Carly Administrator $ 6,059.00 Brazofsky, Nicole Teacher $ 5,250.00 Cobb, Jessica Teacher 5,250.00 Groene, Emma Teacher 5,250.00 Miller, Benjamin Teacher 5,250.00 Nelson, Meredith Teacher 5,250.00 Stefancin, Lauren Teacher 5,250.00 Strmac, John Teacher 5,250.00 Swihart, Courtney Teacher 5,250.00 Vanek, Jacqueline Teacher 5,250.00 Watt, Jeffrey Teacher 5,250.00 Bednarz, Alexa Substitute Teacher $210.00/day Bednarz, Justin Substitute Teacher 210.00/day



Hobi, Gloria Substitute Teacher 210.00/day Lindberg, Shyanna Substitute Teacher 210.00/day Ruscitto, Luciano Substitute Teacher 210.00/day Brancato, Allie Classroom Assistant $ 2,542.50 Bumgardner, Marcus Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Carroscia, Madeline Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Cola, Annmarie Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Colbert, Nicholas Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 DeMell, Katherine Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Fix, Randolph Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Fortkamp, Brittany Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Fortkamp, Justin Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Garnett, Blaze Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Hoon, Nicolette Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 LaPaglia, Christopher Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Leitenberger, Amanda Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 McMahon, Wendi Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Muzina, Dana Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Nolan, Aniya Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Painter, Angela Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Palisin, Skylar Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Pepka, Julie Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Phillips, Tiontay Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Piazza, Mallorie Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Pisano, Cara Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Pisano, Mario Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Prewitt, Tia Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Ratcliffe, Donald Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Richlak, Sarah Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Ruscitto, Andriana Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Siatkowski, Leah Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Srp, Frankie Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Steinmetz, Jeff Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Torres Zavala, Yesenia Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Trefzger, Sara Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Trifiletti, Kayla Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Ulrich, Allison Classroom Assistant 2,542.50 Bowser, Mason Substitute Classroom Assistant $101.70/day Femec, Charles Substitute Classroom Assistant 101.70/day Grybos, Cheryl Substitute Classroom Assistant 101.70/day Grybos, Sarah Substitute Classroom Assistant 101.70/day Krnac, Jason Substitute Classroom Assistant 101.70/day Pachinger, Pamela Substitute Classroom Assistant 101.70/day Inghram, Floreene Nurse $ 1,050.00 McEndree, Tara COTA (Occupational Therapist)/ Supervisor $ 770.00 Bradford, Laura COTA (Occupational Therapist) $ 2,340.00 Prentis, Abigail Speech/Language Pathologist $ 4,200.00 The following will be paid a stipend to serve as staff for the Preschool Summer Evaluations through August 2019. (To be paid from the Early Education Grant) Maximum Name Title Rate Stipend Balale, Amelia Physical Therapist $63.35/hour 10 hours Clark, Laura Psychologist $47.49/hour 120 hours Ponchin, Michelle Teacher $54.60/hour 50 hours The following 2018-2019 certified staff new hires will receive a stipend for participating in five afterschool professional development meetings throughout the 2018-2019 School Year. (To be paid from the General Fund) Name Stipend Berdysz, Lindsey $ 250.00 Brazofsky, Nicole (attended 4/5 meetings) 200.00



Hren, Jessica (attended 4/5 meetings) 200.00 Kampman, Jacqueline (attended 4/5 meetings) 200.00 Kampman, Sandra (attended 4/5 meetings) 200.00 Lanese, Chelsea (attended 4/5 meetings) 200.00 Magistrelli, Cheri 250.00 Prentis, Abigail 250.00 Sadlik, Chelsea 250.00 Schindler, Katherine 250.00 Swihart, Courtney 250.00 Williams, Alisha 250.00 The following 2018-2019 certified year-long substitutes will receive a stipend for participating in five afterschool professional development meetings throughout the 2018-2019 School Year. (To be paid from the General Fund) Name Stipend Austin, Vince (attended 1/5 meetings) $ 50.00 Clark, Emily (attended 4/5 meetings) 200.00 Guy, Shelbi 250.00 Haladyna, April 250.00 Klisuric, Kristy (attended 2/5 meetings) 100.00 Naymik, Crystal 250.00 Penkava, Laura (attended 4/5 meetings) 200.00 Snyder, Jennifer (attended 4/5 meetings) 200.00 The following will be paid a stipend of $30.00 per hour, up to 30 hours each, for English Language Arts Curriculum Mapping during the summer of 2019. (To be paid from the General Fund) Levine, Rebecca Pavkov, Anna The following will be paid a stipend of $30.00 per hour, up to 10 hours each, for Art Tablet Training during the summer of 2019 (To be paid from the General Fund) Ambrus, Heather Kane, Michelle Sanelli, Vincent Smith, Katherine Toot, Heidi Wolski, Cynthia The following will be paid a stipend to serve as Summer School Teachers and Support Staff, pending enrollment, for the 2019 Secondary Summer School Program to be held June 3 through July 5, 2019 (Funding provided by Enrollment) Name Title Stipend Gomori, Cynthia Counselor (1/4 contract) $ 1,047.50 Krizan, Catherine Counselor (1/4 contract) 944.75 Teacher Name Subject Stipend Helland, Adele Social Studies $ 4,190.00 Aloisio, Zachary Physical Education (3/5 contract) 2,378.40 Thomas, Melissa Physical Education (3/5 contract) 2,378.40 Rotar, Mark English 4,190.00 McLaughlin, Scott Science 4,190.00 Reschke, Alexandra Health 4,190.00 Vovko, Kimberli Math 3,779.00 Kuhlman, Bryan Intervention Specialist 3,779.00 Substitute Teacher Abdulrahim, Bassam SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS Reappointment of Supplemental Contracts for the 2019-2020 School Year Recommended



Mentor High School 2019-2020 Supplemental Contracts

Supplemental Position Last Name First Name Base Index Actvity Club - Green Mentor Shannon Tom 0.033

Activity Club - CARDS Nemunaitis Marc 0.033

Activity Club - Improv Allen James 0.033

Activity Club - PRIDE (1/2 stipend)

Activity Club - PRIDE (1/2 stipend) Gomori Cindy 0.0165

Activity Club - RPG Roll Play Gaming Wilson Jim 0.033

Awards Assembly Manager Watson Karen 0.09 Community Service Co-Advisor (1/2 stipend) Manocchio Marissa 0.025 Community Service Co-Advisor (1/2 stipend) Stewart Sandra 0.025 Coordinator-MHS Student Camp Counselors Byrum Alec $1,000

Drama Coach - Drama Advisor Greene John 0.11

Ecology Club McLaughlin Scott 0.033

Freshman Class Advisor Koshar Melissa 0.045

Future Leaders Advisor Skouby Kellee 0.07

Give a Hand Take a Hand (GAHTAH) Siskind Katie 0.033

Gaming Club/Anime

Intramurals Director (1/2 stipend) Johnson Kate 0.08

Intramurals Director (1/2 stipend) Hart Amanda 0.08

Junior Class Advisor Akin Timothy 0.07

Math Club (1/2 stipend) Lowe Christine 0.0165

Math Club (1/2 stipend) Fisher Carolyn 0.0165

Mock Trial Advisor Dinovo Renee 0.045

Model UN Couch Steve 0.09

National Honor Society Advisor Kerul Stacey 0.065

Publications/Newspaper Advisor Lynch Mark 0.09 Publications/Yearbook Co-Advisor (1/2 stipend) Johnson Kate 0.065 Publications/Yearbook Co-Advisor (1/2 stipend) Calo Stacey 0.065 Publications/Yearbook Assistant (1/2 stipend) Johnson Kate 0.0225 Publications/Yearbook Assistant (1/2 stipend) Calo Stacey 0.0225

Robotics Advisor Shannon Tom 0.05

Science Olympiad Advisor Science Olympiad Assistant Advisor Senior Class Advisor Kirby Melissa 0.12

Senior Project Advisor Skouby Kellee 0.05

Ski Club Advisor Fisher Carolyn 0.05

Sophomore Class Advisor Russo Chad 0.05

Sparkle Cheerleaders Advisor Ambrus Heather 0.05

Sparkle Cheerleading Assistant Advisor Speech and Debate Head Coach Rotar Mark 0.07

Speech and Debate Assistant Coach Roediger Amy 0.05



Student Government Advisor Butler Brian 0.07

Technical/Stage Advisor Rotar Mark 0.04

United Way Club Advisor Hart Amanda 0.033

Web Team Advisor World Travelers Club (1/2 Stipend) Ambrus Heather 0.0165

World Travelers Club (1/2 Stipend) Toot Heidi 0.0165

Music-Concert Band Director - Head Poremba Steve 0.08

Music-Concert Band Director - Assistant McMurtrie Ben 0.05

Music-Jazz Band Advisor Skoch Katie 0.033

Music-Marching Band Director - Head Poremba Steve 0.165

Music-Marching Band Director - Assistant McMurtrie Ben 0.07

Music-Marching Band Director - Assistant Karchefsky Beth 0.07

Music-Marching Band Director - Assistant Meisel Ben 0.06

Music-Marching Band Director - Assistant Amos Michael 0.06

Music-Marching Band Flag Corps Director Hoellein Kelly 0.055

Music-Majorette Director Hoellein Kelly 0.055

Music-Orchestra Director - Mannheim Yoke Matthew 0.095

Music-Pep Band Advisor (1/2 Stipend) Poremba Steve 0.0165

Music-Pep Band Advisor (1/2 Stipend) McMurtrie Ben 0.0165

Music-Strings Director Yoke Matthew 0.115

Music-Top 25 Director Music-Top 25 Assistant Kuch Michelle 0.053

Music-Vocal Music Director Landry Adam 0.115

Music-Vocal Music Assistant Kulma Glenn 0.033

Baseball - Varsity Head Coach Haase Jeffrey 0.2 Baseball - Varsity Assistant Coach (1/2 stipend) Rhomberg Kevin 0.06

Baseball - Assistant Coach Reynolds Wayne 0.13

Baseball - Freshman Coach Hritz Joe 0.11 Baseball - Freshman Assistant Coach (1/2 stipend) Rhomberg

K. Joseph 0.06

Basketball - Boys Head Coach Krizancic Robert 0.22

Basketball - Boys Assistant Coach May Aaron 0.15

Basketball - Boys Assistant Coach Grantz Neil 0.15

Basketball - Boys Assistant Coach Kryz David 0.15

Basketball - Boys Freshman Coach Funk Jim 0.15

Basketball - Boys Freshman Coach Parsons Chris 0.15

Basketball - Girls Head Coach Hrusovsky James 0.2

Basketball - Girls Assistant Coach

Basketball - Girls Assistant Coach Butterfield Jennifer 0.15

Basketball - Girls Assistant Coach Butterfield William 0.13

Basketball - Girls Freshman Coach Schuster Courtney 0.13

Bowling - Head Coach Phillips Michael 0.14

Cheerleading - Basketball Varsity Coach Cavell Dawn 0.1 Cheerleading - Basketball Freshman Coach Gatto Nancy 0.08

Cheerleading - Football Varsity Coach Burger Kelley 0.1

Cheerleading - Football Freshman Coach Cheerleading - Football Freshman Coach Gatto Nancy 0.08



Cross Country - Boys/Girls Head Coach Dennison William 0.19 Cross Country - Boys/Girls Assistant Coach Yocum Mark 0.08 Cross Country - Boys/Girls Assistant Coach Parcell Sara 0.09 Cross Country - Boys/Girls Assistant Coach Prayner Richard 0.07

Faculty Manager Lohrey Greg 0.45

Faculty Manager Russo Chad 0.45

Football - Head Coach Trivisonno Steve 0.25

Football - Assistant Coach

Football - Assistant Coach Berwald Robert 0.19

Football - Assistant Coach Funk Jim 0.19

Football - Assistant Coach Gray Matt 0.19

Football - Assistant Coach Janiak Nestor 0.19

Football - Assistant Coach Pollock Ed 0.19

Football - Assistant Coach Wilcox Jordan 0.19

Football - Assistant Coach Football - Freshman Head Coach McKnight Drew 0.17

Football - Freshman Assistant Coach Pollock Keith 0.16

Football - Freshman Assistant Coach Schutz Don 0.16

Football - Freshman Assistant Coach Palumbo John 0.16

Golf - Boys Head Coach Vinborg Eric 0.12

Golf - Boys Assistant Coach Parsons Chris 0.09

Golf - Girls Head Coach Hollabaugh Shaun 0.09

Golf - Girls Assistant Coach Ice Hockey - Head Coach McKito Paul 0.18

Ice Hockey - Assistant Coach DeMell Brady 0.11

Ice Hockey - Assistant Coach Floyd Jeffrey 0.11

Lacrosse - Boys Head Coach Racutt Michael 0.18

Lacrosse - Boys Assistant Coach DeMell Brady 0.11 Lacrosse - Boys Assistant Coach (1/2 stipend) Gagnon Luke 0.055 Lacrosse - Boys Assistant Coach (1/2 stipend) Radel Andrew 0.055

Lacrosse - Girls Head Coach Radel Andrea 0.15

Lacrosse - Girls Assistant Coach Miller Emma 0.09

Lacrosse - Girls Assistant Coach Wood Megan 0.09

Soccer - Boys Head Coach Sesar Michael 0.17

Soccer - Boys Assistant Coach Ruscitto Luciano 0.12

Soccer - Boys Assistant Coach

Soccer - Boys Assistant Coach Schulz William 0.13

Soccer - Girls Head Coach Robishaw Corey 0.17

Soccer - Girls Assistant Coach Knepp Taylor 0.13

Soccer - Girls Assistant Coach Klisuric Kristy 0.11

Soccer - Girls Assistant Coach Rapp Justin 0.13

Softball - Head Coach Thompson Michelle 0.2

Softball - Assistant Coach

Softball - Assistant Coach Forgione Dana 0.13

Softball - Assistant Coach Dolejs Russell 0.12



Swimming - Head Coach Kelly Colin 0.2

Swimming - Assistant Coach Decker Emily 0.11

Swimming - Assistant Coach Saywell Mackenzie 0.13

Swimming - Assistant Coach Schulz Erich 0.11

Tennis - Boys Head Coach Wood Ron 0.12

Tennis - Boys Assistant Coach McKnight Drew 0.09

Tennis - Girls Head Coach Manuel Ed 0.12

Tennis - Girls Assistant Coach Wood Ron 0.09

Track - Boys Head Coach Dennison William 0.2

Track - Boys Assistant Coach Grove Robert 0.13

Track - Boys Assistant Coach Yocum Mark 0.12

Track - Boys Assistant Coach

Track - Boys Assistant Coach Patty Jeremy 0.12

Track - Girls Head Coach Berwald Robert 0.2

Track - Girls Assistant Coach Knepp Taylor 0.12

Track - Girls Assistant Coach Ardo Alexandra 0.13

Track - Girls Assistant Coach Butterfield Jennifer 0.13

Track - Girls Assistant Coach Wilcox Jordan 0.13

Volleyball - Head Coach Muzic Samantha 0.16

Volleyball - Assistant Coach Hrusovsky Brianne 0.13

Volleyball - Assistant Coach Deitrick Anne 0.11

Volleyball - Freshman Coach

Volleyball - Freshman Coach Woodman Richard 0.13

Wrestling - Head Coach LaManna Ray 0.22

Wrestling - Assistant Coach Pollock Keith 0.15

Wrestling - Assistant Coach Carl Austin 0.15

Wrestling - Assistant Coach Hernan Joe 0.15

Wrestling - Assistant Coach Alcantar Nicholas 0.13

Wrestling - Assistant Coach

Memorial Middle School 2019-2020 Supplemental Contracts

Supplemental Position Last Name First Name Base Index Advisory Coordinator/Rachels Challenge Elliott Jackie 0.033

Activity Club 1 – Poetry Slam (1/2) Activity Club 1 – Book Club (1/2) Activity Club 2 – Lego League Robotics Activity Club 3 – Drama Activity Club 4 – Art

Activity Club 5 –Video Production Auditorium Manager McMurtrie Ben 0.04

Business Manager – Student Activities Striskovic Carol 0.045

Drama Coach – Drama Club Advisor Couch Steven 0.05

Intramurals – Director Seagroves Darleen 0.11

Model UN Advisor Markijohn Nick 0.0365

National Junior Honor Society Advisor McCloskey Kelly 0.055

Pep Club Advisor (1/2) Gorjup Susan 0.025



Pep Club Advisor (1/2) Srp Dawn 0.025

Power of the Pen Advisor (1/2) Rudder Donna 0.02

Power of the Pen Advisor (1/2) Deas Brittany 0.02

Publications – Newspaper Advisor Mangus Brianna 0.05

Publications – Yearbook Advisor Apicello Chelsea 0.07

Robotics Banks Bryon 0.05

Science Olympiad Advisor Driscoll Kim 0.06

Ski Club Advisor Srp Dawn 0.05

Student Council Advisor (1/2) Thomas Stephanie 0.025

Student Council Advisor (1/2) Webmaster Rose Tina 0.04

Music – 6th Grade Instrumental Lead Meisel Ben 0.03

Music – 6th Grade Instrumental Co-Lead McMurtrie Ben 0.025

Music – 7th Grade Instrumental Lead McMurtrie Ben 0.045

Music – 7th Grade Instrumental Co-Lead Music – 8th Grade Instrumental Lead McMurtrie Ben 0.045

Music – 8th Grade Instrumental Co-Lead Music – 6th Grade Strings Lead Driscoll Kim 0.03

Music – 7th Grade Strings Lead Driscoll Kim 0.045

Music – 7th Grade Strings Co-Lead Music – 8th Grade Strings Lead Yoke Matt 0.045

Music – 8th Grade Strings Co-Lead Music – 6th Grade Vocal Lead Kulma Glenn 0.03

Music – 6th Grade Vocal Co-Lead Music – 7th Grade Vocal Lead Kulma Glenn 0.045

Music – 7th Grade Vocal Co-Lead Music – 8th Grade Vocal Lead Kulma Glenn 0.045

Music – 8th Grade Vocal Co-Lead Music – Chamber Ensemble Kulma Glen 0.033

Music – Jazz Ensemble Advisor McMurtrie Ben 0.033

Music – Strings Ensemble Advisor Driscoll Kim 0.033

Coordinator – Middle School Athletics Jeckel Joe 0.3

Basketball – Boys 8th Grade Coach Lambert Tyson 0.1

Basketball – Boys 7th Grade Coach Vinborg Eric 0.11

Basketball – Girls 7th Grade Coach Gibson Scott 0.1

Basketball – Girls 8th Grade Coach Adams Matt 0.11

Cheerleading – Basketball Coach Cheerleading – Football Coach Randall Kim 0.08

Cross Country – Coach Wagner Tedd 0.09

Cross Country – Assistant Coach Football – Head Coach Knepp Ian 0.11

Football – Assistant Coach Matsko Dennis 0.11

Football – Assistant Coach Miller Scott 0.11

Football – Assistant Coach Gonzalez Hector 0.11

Football – Assistant Coach Yanosko Benjamin 0.09

Football – Assistant Coach Toth Michael 0.11

Track – Head Coach Prayner Richard 0.09



Track – Assistant Coach Reschke-Parisi Alexandra 0.09

Track – Assistant Coach Yanosko Benjamin 0.07

Track – Assistant Coach Volleyball – 7th Grade Coach Markijohn Nicholas 0.11

Volleyball – 8th Grade Coach Gibson Scott 0.09

Wrestling – 7th and 8th Grade Head Coach Starkey Eric 0.13

Wrestling – Assistant Coach Ash Griffin 0.11

Shore Middle School 2019-2020 Supplemental Contracts

Supplemental Position Last Name First Name Base Index Advisory Coordinator Walker Carmen 0.033 Activity Club 1 - Homework Club Woleben Marcy 0.033 Activity Club 2 - Rachel's Challenge (1/2 stipend) Elliott Jacqueline 0.0165 Activity Club 2 - Rachel's Challenge (1/2 stipend) Focarett Marianne 0.0165 Activity Club 3 - Art Club (1/2 stipend) Fiore Donna 0.0165 Activity Club 3 - Art Club (1/2 stipend) Meyer Nick 0.0165 Activity Club 4 - Sphero Robot Club Adamson Darlene 0.033 Activity Club 5 - 6th grade orientation / WEB Sellers Mary 0.033 Business Manager - Student Activities Dawson Peter 0.05 Drama Coach - Drama Club Advisor Martony Brittany 0.05 Intramurals Director (1/2 stipend) McKinney Sarah 0.045 Intramurals Director (1/2 stipend) Edwards Brad 0.045 Model UN Advisor Compton Diane 0.04 NJHS Advisor Weber Kathy 0.06 Pep Club Co-Advisor (1/2 stipend) McKinney Sarah 0.0225 Pep Club Co-Advisor (1/2 stipend) Reschke Alexandra 0.0225 Power of the Pen / Writing Club Advisor Alsaigh Alexandra 0.04 Publications - Newspaper Advisor (1/2 stipend) Trivisonno Tori 0.025 Publications - Newspaper Advisor (1/2 stipend) Hrusovsky Brianne 0.025 Publications - Yearbook Advisor Fiore Donna 0.07 Robotics Advisor McGrath Mitch 0.05 Science Olympiad Advisor (1/2 stipend) Murray Elizabeth 0.03 Science Olympiad Advisor (1/2 stipend) Pugh Michele 0.03 Ski Club Advisor (1/2 stipend) Franck Brian 0.025 Ski Club Advisor (1/2 stipend) Maurer Rhonda 0.025 Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend) Hrusovsky Brianne 0.025 Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend) Trivisonno Tori 0.025 Webmaster, morning announcements Hrusovsky Brianne 0.0365 Music - 6th Grade Instrumental Lead Meisel Ben 0.03 Music - 6th Grade Instrumental Co-Lead Skoch Kate 0.025 Music - 7th Grade Instrumental Lead Skoch Kate 0.045 Music - 7th Grade Instrumental Co-Lead Poremba Steve 0.03 Music - 8th Grade Instrumental Lead Skoch Kate 0.045 Music - 8th Grade Instrumental Co-Lead



Music - 6th Grade Strings Lead Driscoll Kim 0.03 Music - 7th Grade Strings Lead Driscoll Kim 0.045 Music - 7th Grade Strings Co-Lead

Music - 8th Grade Strings Lead Yoke Matt 0.045 Music - 8th Grade Strings Co-Lead

Music - 6th Grade Vocal Lead Kulma Glenn 0.03 Music - 6th Grade Vocal Co-Lead



Music - Shoreline Singers Advisor Noga Mary 0.055 Music - Jazz Ensemble Advisor (1/2 Stipend) Skoch Kate 0.0165 Music - Jazz Ensemble Advisor (1/2 Stipend) Meisel Ben 0.0165 Music - Strings Ensemble Advisor Driscoll Kim 0.033 Coordinator - Middle School Athletics Toot Shawn 0.3 Basketball - Boys 8th Grade Coach Meyer Nick 0.11 Basketball - Boys 7th Grade Coach Wood Ronald 0.11 Basketball - Girls 8th Grade Coach Wood Ronald 0.11 Basketball - Girls 7th Grade Coach Meyer Nick 0.11 Cheerleading - Basketball Coach

Cheerleading - Football Coach Michael Heide 0.08 Cross Country - Coach Trivisonno Tori 0.08 Cross Country - Assistant Martony Brittany 0.07 Football - Head Coach Vaughn Craig 0.13 Football - Assistant Coach Aloisio Zachary 0.11 Football - Assistant Coach Football - Assistant Coach McGrath Mitch 0.11 Football - Assistant Coach Panchik Steven 0.1 Football - Assistant Coach Miller Ben 0.1 Track - Head Coach Hrusovsky Brianne 0.1 Track - Assistant Coach Trivisonno Tori 0.07 Track - Assistant Coach Vaughn Craig 0.09 Track - Assistant Coach Aloisio Zachary 0.07 Volleyball - 8th Grade Coach Yoke Matt 0.08 Volleyball - 7th Grade Coach McKinney Sarah 0.09 Wrestling - 7th and 8th Grade Head Coach Humphries Aaron 0.13 Wrestling - Assistant Coach Aloisio Zachary 0.11

Secondary Department Coordinators 2019-2020 Supplemental Contracts

Building Department #

Teachers Last Name First Name Base Index

Mentor High School English 20+ Coleman Tracy 0.125

Mentor High School Health/Physical Ed. 3-7 Pollock Ed 0.08

Mentor High School Mathematics 20+ Skilton Ken 0.125

Mentor High School Science (1/2 stipend) 20+ Butler Brian 0.0625

Mentor High School Science (1/2 20+ Roediger Amy 0.0625



stipend)

Mentor High School Social Studies 14-19 Waltz Marie 0.11

Mentor High School

Special Education (1/2 stipend) 20+ Gregg Molly 0.06

Mentor High School

Special Education (1/2 stipend) 20+ Hoose Hillary 0.06

Mentor High School Vocational (1/2 stipend) 8-13 Lynch Mark 0.0475

Mentor High School Vocational (1/2 stipend) 8-13 O’Connor Melinda 0.04

Memorial Middle School Art 3-7 Lang Lynn 0.07

Memorial Middle School English 8-13 McKenrick Deanna 0.07

Memorial Middle School Health/Physical Ed. 3-7 Vucetic Ann 0.08

Memorial Middle School Industrial Technology 8-13 Banks Bryon 0.095

Memorial Middle School Mathematics 8-13 Srp Dawn 0.08

Memorial Middle School Science (1/2 stipend) 3-7 Lambert Tyson 0.04

Memorial Middle School Science (1/2 stipend) 3-7 McCloskey Kelly 0.04

Memorial Middle School Social Studies 3-7 Foessett Holly 0.075

Memorial Middle School Special Education 8-13 Rudder Donna 0.095

Shore Middle School Art 3-7 Fiore Donna 0.07

Shore Middle School English 8-13 Dwyer Stephanie 0.07

Shore Middle School Health/Physical Ed. 3-7 Hrusovsky James 0.08

Shore Middle School Industrial Technology 3-7 McGrath Mitch 0.07

Shore Middle School Mathematics 8-13 Trivisonno Tori 0.07

Shore Middle School Science 3-7 Hrusovsky Brianne 0.07

Shore Middle School Social Studies 3-7 Harper Kristi 0.08

Shore Middle School Special Education 8-13 Greenlee Piper 0.095

Systemwide Art 3-7 Kane Michelle 0.08

Systemwide Business 3-7 Clair Lyndsay 0.08

Systemwide ELL 3-7

Systemwide

Family & Consumer Sci. - (1/2) 3-7

Systemwide

Family & Consumer Sci. - (1/2) 3-7

Systemwide

World Language (1/2 stipend) 8-13 Krix Barbel 0.0475

Systemwide World Language (1/2 stipend) 8-13 Friend Marianne 0.0475

Systemwide Guidance (1/2 stipend) 8-13 Heramb Ann 0.0475

Systemwide Guidance (1/2 stipend) 8-13 Skrajner Sarah 0.0475

Systemwide Instructional Coach 14-19 Harris Jeniffer 0.11

Systemwide Media 8-13 Ford Lisa 0.095

Systemwide Music (1/2 stipend) 14-19 Karchefsky Beth 0.055

Systemwide Music (1/2 stipend) 14-19 Kulma Glen 0.055



Systemwide Nurses (1/2 stipend) 8-13 Inghram Floreene 0.045

Systemwide Nurses (1/2 stipend) 8-13 Sample Amy 0.0475

Systemwide Occupational Therapist 3-7 Soukup Tina 0.08

Systemwide Psychologists 8-13 Rigo Jenny 0.095

Systemwide Speech & Lang. Pathologists 8-13 Jefferies Christina 0.095

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 recesses, for the 2019-2020 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 2019-2020 Supplemental Contracts

Building Position Last Name First Name Ext. Days Mentor High School School Counselor Gomori Cynthia 10

Mentor High School School Counselor Howell Meagan 10

Mentor High School School Counselor Krizan Catherine 10

Mentor High School School Counselor Heramb Ann 10

Mentor High School School Counselor McMahon James 10

Mentor High School School Counselor Nemunaitis Marc 10

Mentor High School School Counselor Rhodes Miranda 10

Mentor High School School Counselor Srsen Caroline 10

Mentor High School Work Study Coordinator Hoose Hillary 10

Memorial Middle School Counselor Green Renee 10

Memorial Middle School Counselor Skrajner Sarah 10

Memorial Middle Coordinator MS Athletics Jeckel Joe 2

Shore Middle School Counselor Herzog Jenna 10

Shore Middle School Counselor Kaleal Charity 10

Shore Middle Coordinator MS Athletics Toot Shawn 2

NOTE: Workdays to be determined by building principal

Career Technical Education Extended Time

2019-2020 Supplemental Contracts

Position Last Name First Name Ext. Days CNC Manufacturing Kulbis Matthew 6

Construction Management Stewart Charles 10

Early Childhood Education Manocchio Marissa 5 Marketing & Business Administration McKnight Drew 5 Marketing & Business Administration Tousignant Lauren 5



NOTE: Workdays to be determined by building principal

Elementary Activity Club Advisors, Department Coordinators and Extended Time


Building Club Last Name First Name

Base Index

Bellflower Elementary Art Club Nutter Erin 0.033 Bellflower Elementary

Student Ambassadors of Kindness Dolinsky Kellie 0.033

Bellflower Elementary Coding/Robotics Club Glasser Jackie 0.033

Fairfax Elementary Just Run/Fitness (1/2 stipend) Bowen Kyle 0.0165

Fairfax Elementary Just Run/Fitness (1/2 stipend) Weingart John 0.0165

Fairfax Elementary Tech Club/Supply Store (1/2 stipend) Pasquale Karen 0.0165

Fairfax Elementary Theatre Club (1/2 stipend) Martony Brittany 0.0165

Fairfax Elementary Student Ambassadors (1/2 stipend) Ward Stephanie 0.0165

Fairfax Elementary Student Ambassadors (1/2 stipend) Cindric Rachel 0.0165

Hopkins Elementary Ambassador Club Elam Bernadette 0.033 Hopkins Elementary STEM Club Stein Kelly 0.033 Hopkins Elementary Art Club Brasdovich Jenna 0.033

Lake Elementary School Store (1/3 stipend) Burger Kellie 0.011

Lake Elementary

School Announcements (1/3 stipend) Andrews Jilleena 0.011

Lake Elementary

School Announcements (1/3 stipend) O'Donnell Jessica 0.011

Lake Elementary Computer Club (1/2 stipend)

Lake Elementary Art Club (1/2 stipend)

Thompson-Smith Kristin 0.0165

Lake Elementary Fitness Club (2/3 stipend) Bowen Kyle 0.022

Lake Elementary Yearbook (1/3 stipend) Batey Kelsey 0.011

Orchard Hollow Elementary

Math Competition Club (1/2 stipend) Strodtbeck Abbey 0.0165

Orchard Hollow Elementary Art Club (1/2 stipend)


Ambassadors/Conflict Managers (1/2 stipend) Strodtbeck Abbey 0.0165


Ambassadors/Conflict Managers (1/2 stipend) Dolinsky Kellie 0.0165


Intramurals Club (1/2 stipend)


Sphero Club (1/2 stipend) Harris Jennifer 0.0165

Ridge Elementary Robotics (1 stipend) Ridge Elementary Art Club (1 stipend) Ridge Elementary Art Club (1 stipend)



Sterling Morton Elementary Art Club Spetrino Jacqui 0.033 Sterling Morton Elementary

Exercise & Nutrition Club Weingart John 0.033

Sterling Morton Elementary STEAM Team Watson Jim 0.033 Bellflower Elementary

Running Club (1/2 stipend) Arko Valerie 0.02

Bellflower Elementary

Running Club (1/2 stipend) Burger Kelley 0.02

Fairfax Elementary Art Club (1/2 stipend) LaManna Ray 0.01825

Fairfax Elementary Intramurals (1/2 stipend) Vinborg Eric 0.02

Hopkins Elementary Just Run Maglosky Margaret 0.0365

Lake Elementary Intramurals Bowen Kyle 0.0365 Orchard Hollow Elementary Just Run Caimi Lauren 0.0365

Ridge Elementary Intramurals Sterling Morton

Elementary Intramurals Levkulich Chuck 0.04

Systemwide Art Spetrino Jacqui 0.08

Systemwide Physical Education Nagy Valerie 0.075

K-5 STEM K-5 Gifted Bouffard Jennifer 0.07

ELEMENTARY EXTENDED TIME

Evaluation of Title I - ECIA Program Goodnight-Marthe Alice 6

Elementary Playground Supervisors, Safety Patrol Supervisors and Student Council Advisors


Building Club Last Name First Name Base Index ELEMENTARY PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS Bellflower Elementary Playground Supervisor Ruff Georgine 0.04

Fairfax Elementary Playground Supervisor (1/2 stipend) Pasquale Karen 0.02

Fairfax Elementary Playground Supervisor (1/2 stipend)

Hopkins Elementary

Playground Supervisor (1/2 stipend) Hritz Joe 0.02

Hopkins Elementary Playground Supervisor (1/2 stipend) Dugas Adam 0.02

Lake Elementary Playground Supervisor (1/2 stipend) Andrews Jilleena 0.02

Lake Elementary Playground Supervisor (1/2 stipend) Denk Regina 0.02

Orchard Hollow Elementary Playground Supervisor Foor Lynn 0.04

Ridge Elementary Playground Supervisor (1/2 stipend) Piscsalko Sarah 0.01825

Ridge Elementary Playground Supervisor (1/2 stipend)

Sterling Morton Elementary Playground Supervisor Eppler Laurie 0.04

ELEMENTARY SAFETY PATROL SUPERVISORS

Bellflower Elementary Safety Patrol Supervisor Motiejunas Nicole 0.04

Fairfax Elementary Safety Patrol Supervisor Hopkins Elementary Safety Patrol Supervisor Dille Sandra 0.04



Lake Elementary Safety Patrol Supervisor (1/2 stipend) Dzanko Ivana 0.02

Lake Elementary Safety Patrol Supervisor (1/2 stipend) Roberts Jennifer 0.02

Orchard Hollow Elementary Safety Patrol Supervisor Sanford Jen 0.04

Ridge Elementary Safety Patrol Supervisor Koski Gina 0.0365 Sterling Morton Elementary Safety Patrol Supervisor Levkulich Chuck 0.04

ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORS

Bellflower Elementary Student Council Advisor Karlovec Jeremy 0.033

Fairfax Elementary Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend)

Fairfax Elementary

Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend) Riddle Katy 0.04

Hopkins Elementary Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend) Viviani Laurie 0.04

Hopkins Elementary Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend) Hopp Kyleen 0.04

Lake Elementary Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend) Burger Kellie 0.02

Lake Elementary Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend) Batey Kelsey 0.02

Orchard Hollow Elementary Student Council Advisor Jones Erica 0.0365

Ridge Elementary Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend) Russo Danielle 0.01825

Ridge Elementary Student Council Advisor (1/2 stipend) Brown Jennifer 0.01825

Sterling Morton Elementary Student Council Advisor Spetrino Jacqui 0.04

Student Services Extended Time


Position Last Name First Name Ext. Days School Psychologist Light Kelly 10

School Psychologist Cattron Stephanie 10

School Psychologist Weschler Sara 10

School Psychologist Ray Maureen 10

School Psychologist Rigo Jenny 10

School Psychologist Clark Laura 10

School Psychologist Latessa Emily 10

School Psychologist Edison Deidra 10 Note: Workdays for Psychologists to be determined by the Director of Student Services 5 days before school begins for staff and 5 days after school ends for staff.

JOB DESCRIPTIONS

Supervisor of School Nutrition Services

I. Major Function

Under the direction of Director of Business Operations, the immediate supervision of his/her designee to plan, direct, administer the food and nutrition service of the school district, to include program planning, personnel management, program review and evaluation resource allocation and financial management, facilities planning, organizing and implementing a program of nutrition education and wellness and establishing a program of marketing and communications.



II. General Responsibilities and Duties

A. Work closely and cooperatively with central office and building administrators as

part of the development, implementation, and maintenance of the system-wide school nutrition services program.

B. Establish a procedure for developing, implementing, and evaluating goals and objectives for the school nutrition services program.

C. Administer, direct and supervise the implementation of school nutrition programs within the school district in compliance with local, state and federal regulations (i.e., menu planning, procurement, food production, inventory, budget, record keeping, personnel needs and customer satisfaction).

D. Establish program standards and direct implementation to ensure operation of a nutritionally sound program that meets all rules and regulations.

E. Determine facility equipment needs and schedule replacement equipment and repairs.

F. Implement sanitation standards and devise a system including training for proper handling of food products.

G. Implement standards and controls for safety in each school food service unit. H. Coordinate and assist in implementation of the student and staff wellness

programs, serving on the district wellness committee. I. Supervise food service managers and staff, assigning and scheduling staff as

necessary. J. Supervise the planning, ordering, and implementation of daily menus, as well as

the non-routine operations such as any catering needs in the district. K. Supervise procedures associated with accounting, inventory recordkeeping and

security. L. Supervise the implementation of the Treasurer’s directives concerning handling

and security of collected monies. M. Prepare annual budget for recommendation to the Director of Business

Operations. N. Assist in the recruitment, selection, and training of regular and substitute

employees. O. Serve to initiate and supervise the implementation of new and/or promotional

programs. P. Develop short- and long-range financial objectives to ensure the food service

program is self-sustaining. Q. Develop rapport with students, staff and public.

III. Essential Skills, Knowledge and Abilities

A. Knowledge of the nutrient content of foods, recommended daily allowance (RDA), and the influence of proper nutrition on the physical development of children.

B. A complete working knowledge of the total school food service program at local, State, and federal levels of authority.

C. Knowledge as to proper methods of storage, preparation and serving of foods. D. Knowledge of applicable state and local health and sanitation department

regulations. E. Knowledge and skill in the application of portion control and cost accounting. F. Knowledge of required reports and procedures associated with commodities,

operational costs, and personnel. G. Knowledge of the surplus commodity program and regulations of federal and

state authorities. Participate in the review, revision, development and implementation of Board of

Education policies and procedures associated with the school nutrition service programs.

I. Perform on-going review of school operations to ensure compliance with school nutrition service program standards.

IV. Relationship Within Staff A. Works well under the direction of the Director of Business Operations.

B. Works to coordinate the school nutrition services program with principals and other administrative staff.

C. Demonstrates the ability to work effectively with school personnel and the school district constituency.



V. Qualifications

A. Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university, or equivalent educational experience, with academic major in specific areas (food and nutrition, food service management, dietetics, family and consumer sciences, nutrition education, culinary arts, business, or a related field).

B. Registered Dietitian with the Commission of Dietetic Registration. C. Licensed Dietitian in the State of Ohio or eligible for licensure. D. Practical management experience in the field of institutional or commercial food

service; three years supervisory experience in institutional food service is preferred.

E. Have the ability to communicate and work cooperatively with others, to include students, parents, citizens and other school personnel.

F. Possess the willingness to work, display initiative, assume responsibility, and take pride in work.

G. Pass physical examination.

VI. Special Competencies Preference will be given to candidate who possesses a college degree in a foods related

program of studies and on-the-job, in-service training experience in school food service programs.

VII. Physical Demands and the Work Environment

A. The physical demands and the work environment characteristics described here

are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. 1. While performing the duties of this position, the employee is regularly

required to sit, talk, and hear. The employee is occasionally required to stand, walk, and reach and lift with hands and arms. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and the ability to adjust focus. Some travel abilities are required.

2. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. 3. The position requires the individual to be able to meet deadlines with severe

time constraints, to prioritize which needs are to be fulfilled first, interact with the public, students, and other staff, meet demands from several people, and the ability to work alone.

B. The information contained in this job description is for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and is not an exhaustive list of the duties performed for this position. Additional duties are performed by the individual currently holding this position and additional duties may be assigned.

VIII. Evaluation

The Supervisor of School Nutrition Services will have his/her performance

evaluated annually by the administrator or supervisor to whom assigned in accordance with the Mentor Exempted Village Board of Education and detailed in current Ohio Revised Code.

IX. Terms of Employment

Number of days and number of hours per day are to be determined by the Mentor Exempted Village Board of Education. The Mentor Exempted Village School District shall comply with all Federal laws including the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Occupational Safety and Health Act and all requirements and regulations of the U. S. Department of Education. It is the policy of the Board (3.00) that no classified, professional staff member, or candidate for such a position in this District shall, on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, creed or ancestry, age, sex, marital status, veteran of any war, or disability, be discriminated against, excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise be subjected to, discrimination in any program or activity for which the Board is responsible or for which it receives financial assistance from the U. S. Department of Education.



ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS, STIPENDS, SALARIES AND SALARY RANGES Appointments for the 2019-2020 School Year Recommended Vaccaro, Ginni will be hired as Supervisor of School Nutrition Services. Mrs. Vaccaro will receive a two-year contract and will be placed at Step 5, 1.30 Index ($70,069) of the Supervisor of School Nutrition Services Salary Schedule. Effective 08-01-19 Roll Call: Ayes: Mrs. Jeschelnig, Mr. Buckley, Mrs. Bryner, Ms. Roberts, Mr. Tuttle. The motion carried. 2019-5-64 At this time Mr. Tuttle recognized Ginni Vaccaro as the new Supervisor of School Nutrition Services.

Mrs. Jeschelnig moved, seconded by Mr. Buckley that the Board of Education approve the resolution commending the Mentor Public Library.

WHEREAS, in 1819, the Mentor Library Company was formed, making it the earliest library association recorded in Lake County; and

WHEREAS, since 1926 the Board of Education and the public library have had a formal joint operating partnership; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Education and library trustees cooperatively serve the Mentor, Mentor-on-the-Lake, portions of Kirtland Hills, and portions of Concord Township; and

WHEREAS, the library has grown from a collection of 79 volumes to its present collection of more than 200,000 books, DVDs, CDs, magazines, video games, hotspots and more; and

WHEREAS, the library has expanded from housing its collection in private homes and then a single room in Mentor Village Hall to now having four branches throughout its community; and

WHEREAS, the library – through its partnership with Mentor Schools –makes state-of-the-art technology available to the community, providing them with access to a laser engraver, vinyl cutter and video recording and editing studio within The HUB’s makerspace; and

WHEREAS, for 200 years, the library has always been and always will be an inviting place for the community to gather, learn, be entertained, and connect with the outside world.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education does hereby commend and congratulate the Mentor Public Library on two centuries of supporting and uniting our community. We offer sincere wishes for continued success and growth by stimulating creativity, intellectual curiosity and lifelong learning in our community for many generations to come. Roll Call: Ayes: Mrs. Jeschelnig, Mr. Buckley, Mrs. Bryner, Ms. Roberts, Mr. Tuttle. The motion carried. 2019-5-65 Mrs. Jeschelnig moved, seconded by Mrs. Bryner that the Board of Education approve the resolution authorizing the sale of real property by public auction. WHEREAS, this Board is the owner of certain real property located at 6188 Seneca Trail, Mentor, Lake County, Ohio and identified in the records of the Lake County Auditor as Parcel Identification No. 16-C-079-G-00-041-0, 16-C-079-G-00-042-0 & 16-C-079-G-00-043-0 (the “Property”); and WHEREAS, this Board intends to offer the Property for sale at public auction in accordance with Section 3313.41 of the Revised Code. 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. Need for and Value of the Property. This Board finds, determines and declares that the Property is no longer needed for school purposes and exceeds $10,000 in value.



Section 2. Start-up Community Schools/College-Preparatory Boarding Schools. This Board finds, determines and declares that there are no community schools and/or college-preparatory boarding schools to which this Board must offer the Property for sale or lease pursuant to Sections 3313.413, 3313.41(G) and 3313.411 of the Revised Code. Section 3. Authorization of the Sale of the Property. This Board hereby approves and authorizes the sale of the Property by public auction in accordance with Section 3313.41(A) of the Revised Code, including selling the Property as an entire tract or as separate and smaller parcels, subject to the terms and conditions of the sale provided for in this Resolution, to the highest bidder after giving at least thirty (30) days’ notice of the public auction by publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the School District or by posting notices in five of the most public places in the School District. Section 4. Terms and Conditions of the Sale. The sale of the Property shall be upon the following terms and conditions and such other conditions of sale for the Property that are consistent with this Resolution and in the best interests of this Board and the School District as may be determined by the Treasurer: a. The auction shall be conducted on a date as

determined by the Treasurer. b. The sale shall not be final until the successful bidder’s

bid and offer to purchase is accepted by duly adopted Resolution of the Board and written notification of such acceptance is delivered to the successful bidder by the Treasurer. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

c. At the time of the completion of the auction, the

highest bidder shall deliver to this Board a security deposit in the form of a certified, cashiers, business or personal check in an amount as determined by the Treasurer for faithful performance should the bid be accepted. The deposit shall be applied to the purchase price in the event the bid is accepted by this Board.

d. Final payment for the Property, which shall be the

difference between the security deposited with the Board and the amount of the bid, shall be made by wire transfer or by certified, cashiers, business or personal check payable to the Board, at the time of transfer of title.

Section 5. Approval and Execution of Related Documents. The President or Vice-President, Superintendent and Treasurer of this Board, or such other School District officials as shall be designated by those officials, as appropriate, are each authorized and directed to sign any certificates or documents, and to take such other actions as are desirable, advisable, necessary or appropriate, including but not limited to the procurement of surveys, legal descriptions, appraisals, title searches and lot split approvals, to consummate the transactions contemplated by this Resolution. Section 6. Compliance with Open Meeting Requirements. This Board finds and determines that all formal actions of this Board and any of its committees concerning and relating to the adoption of this Resolution were adopted in an open meeting of this Board or committees, and that all deliberations of this Board and any of its committees that resulted in those formal actions were in meetings open to the public, in compliance with the law. Section 7. Prior Acts Ratified and Confirmed. Any actions previously taken by School District officials or agents of this Board in furtherance of the matters set forth in this Resolution are hereby approved, ratified and confirmed.



Section 8. Captions and Headings. The captions and headings in this Resolution are solely for convenience of reference and in no way define, limit or describe the scope or intent of any Sections, subsections, paragraphs, subparagraphs or clauses hereof. Reference to a Section means a section of this Resolution unless otherwise indicated.

Section 9. Effective Date. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from

and immediately upon its adoption. Roll Call: Ayes: Mrs. Jeschelnig, Mrs. Bryner, Mr. Buckley, Ms. Roberts, Mr. Tuttle. The motion carried. 2019-5-66 Mr. Buckley moved, seconded by Mrs. Roberts that the Board of Education approve the resolution authorizing the sale of used surplus equipment by public auction. WHEREAS, this Board is the owner of certain surplus equipment consisting of five 71 passenger buses (the “Property”); and WHEREAS, this Board intends to offer the Property for sale at public auction in accordance with Section 3313.41 of the Revised Code. 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. Need for and Value of the Property. This Board finds, determines and declares that the Property (i) is no longer needed for any school purpose and (ii) exceeds $10,000 in value. Section 2. Authorization of the Sale of the Property. This Board hereby approves and authorizes the sale of the Property by public auction in accordance with Section 3313.41(A) of the Revised Code, in bulk, in lots or by the piece, or some combination thereof, subject to the terms and conditions of the sale provided for in this Resolution, to the highest bidder after giving at least thirty (30) days’ notice of the public auction by publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the School District or by posting notices in five of the most public places in the School District. Section 3. Terms and Conditions of the Sale. The sale of the Property shall be upon the following terms and conditions and such other conditions of sale for the Property that are consistent with this Resolution and in the best interests of this Board and the School District as may be determined by the Treasurer: a. The auction shall be conducted on a date as

determined by the Treasurer, and the Treasurer may conduct one or more separate auctions on separate dates.

b. The sale shall not be final until the successful bidder’s

bid and offer to purchase is accepted in writing by the Treasurer on behalf of the Board, and the Treasurer may accept the highest bid without further approval of this Board, provided that the Treasurer may also reject a bid if the Treasurer determines that the bid is not in the best interest of the Board.

c. At the time of the completion of the auction, the

highest bidder shall deliver to this Board a security deposit in the form and amount as determined by the Treasurer for faithful performance should the bid be accepted. The deposit shall be applied to the purchase price in the event the bid is accepted.

d. Final payment for the Property, which shall be the

difference between the security deposited and the amount of the bid, shall be made in the form as



determined by the Treasurer, at the time of transfer of title.

e. In the event that the sale of any piece or lot of the

Property is not consummated pursuant to the public auction for any reason (which shall include a rejection of a bid), the Treasurer is hereby authorized to sell such remaining Property in a private sale on such terms as the Treasurer shall determine and for the best price so obtainable.

Section 4. Approval and Execution of Related Documents. The President or Vice-President, Superintendent and Treasurer of this Board, or such other School District officials as shall be designated by those officials, as appropriate, are each authorized and directed to sign any certificates or documents, and to take such other actions as are desirable, advisable, necessary or appropriate, including but not limited to the procurement of surveys, appraisals, title searches and lot split approvals, to consummate the transactions contemplated by this Resolution. Section 5. Compliance with Open Meeting Requirements. This Board finds and determines that all formal actions of this Board and any of its committees concerning and relating to the adoption of this Resolution were adopted in an open meeting of this Board or committees, and that all deliberations of this Board and any of its committees that resulted in those formal actions were in meetings open to the public, in compliance with the law. Section 6. Prior Acts Ratified and Confirmed. Any actions previously taken by School District officials or agents of this Board in furtherance of the matters set forth in this Resolution are hereby approved, ratified and confirmed. Section 7. Captions and Headings. The captions and headings in this Resolution are solely for convenience of reference and in no way define, limit or describe the scope or intent of any Sections, subsections, paragraphs, subparagraphs or clauses hereof. Reference to a Section means a section of this Resolution unless otherwise indicated. Section 8. Effective Date. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and immediately upon its adoption Roll Call: Ayes: Mr. Buckley, Ms. Roberts, Mrs. Bryner, Mrs. Jeschelnig, Mr. Tuttle. The motion carried. 2019-5-67 At this time Mrs. Bryner presented the legislative report. Mrs. Bryner moved, seconded by Mrs. Roberts that the Board of Education approve the April 2019 financial report and recommendations as presented by the Chief Financial Officer. A. Approval of the financial statements for April 2019 as presented. B. In accordance with Section 135.15 of the Ohio Revised Code, approve the interim

investments for April 2019 as presented.

INVESTMENTS 4/30/2019

MATURITY INTEREST FUND AMOUNT INSTITUTION DATE RATE

General 5,000,000.00 First National Bank 10/11/2020 2.53% General 15,000,000.00 First National Bank 10/25/2020 2.53%

20,000,000.00



INVESTMENT INVENTORY

AS OF Apr. 30, 2019

DATE

ORIGINALLY MATURITY INTEREST INSTITUTION AMOUNT INVESTED DATE RATE

JP Morgan #4845 85,953.29 01/27/00 OPEN 0.430% JP Morgan #8860 125,597.79 03/01/11 OPEN 0.000% Dollar Bank #3235 13,796,218.92 08/10/11 OPEN 1.010% Huntington #3723 0.00 10/16/17 OPEN 0.000% Huntington #0387 2,537,838.14 03/10/09 OPEN 0.009% Erie Bank CKG #3325 0.12 08/03/16 OPEN 0.000% Erie Bank CKG #3333 0.08 08/03/16 OPEN 0.000% Erie Bank CKG #3341 0.08 08/03/16 OPEN 0.000% Erie Bank CKG #1257 21,007.58 03/26/10 OPEN 0.000% Erie Bank CKG #9134 72.84 03/01/16 OPEN 0.000% Erie Bank Savings #7112 490,735.02 02/24/17 OPEN 1.140% Erie Bank Savings #8657 490,735.02 02/24/17 OPEN 1.140% Erie Bank Savings #8722 490,735.02 02/24/17 OPEN 1.140% Erie Bank Savings #8425 490,735.02 02/24/17 OPEN 1.140% First National Bank CKG #7847 2,525,679.97 06/16/14 OPEN 1.820% F.N.B. Wealth Management 57,189,604.52 10/02/17 OPEN 2.120% Stifel Nicolaus FHLMC 750,000.00 05/24/16 05/24/19 1.250% FC Stone FNMA 1,000,000.00 06/28/16 06/28/19 1.250% Financial Northeastern 247,000.00 12/21/16 12/23/19 1.700% First National Bank CD 5,000,000.00 04/11/19 10/11/20 2.526% First Nationa Bank CD 15,000,000.00 04/25/19 10/25/20 2.526% BNY Mellon Capital 1,753,000.00 04/27/17 04/27/20 1.750% BNY Mellon Capital 247,000.00 04/26/17 04/27/20 1.800% Medallion CD 246,639.38 06/23/17 06/23/20 1.900% US Govt Agency Obligation 1,753,082.78 06/30/17 06/29/20 1.700% INCAPITAL 999,200.00 12/29/16 06/29/20 1.700% US Govt Agency Obligation 3,000,000.00 06/29/17 06/29/20 1.750% FC Stone 1,250,000.00 12/21/16 12/21/20 1.930% FC Stone 2,000,824.44 03/22/17 03/15/21 2.120% Stifel Nicolaus FFCB 999,400.00 04/13/17 04/13/21 2.010% US Govt Agency Obligation 2,997,156.25 06/30/17 06/29/21 1.901% TOTAL INVESTMENTS 115,488,216.26

C. INTER-FUND TRANSFERS: TO: FROM: AMOUNT REASON

CASH TRANSFERS:

018-5100-9500 MHS PRINCIPAL FUND

007-7200-9512-910 MHS MUSIC SUNSHINE 1.66 Close Acct.

RETURN OF CASH ADVANCE:

None

1.66



D. APPROPRIATIONS MODIFICATIONS: WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education adopted 2018-2019 appropriations on September 25, 2018; 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 400 Purchased Services $ 1,176.00 From 1100 500 Supplies & Materials $ 4,520.78 From 2200 600 Capital Outlay $ 4,000.00 To 2200 400 Purchased Services $ 1,176.00 To 2200 500 Supplies & Materials $ 8,520.78 Reason: To adjust budget for IT Department maintenance, power adapters and mounting kit expenses.


Function Object Title Amount From 1100 200 Benefits $ 1,000.00 To 2600 200 Benefits $ 1,000.00 Reason: To adjust budget for professional monies account.

General Fund 001-0000 Function Object Title Amount From 1300 600 Capital Outlay $ 3,000.00 To 1300 400 Purchased Services $ 3,000.00 Reason: To adjust budget for field trip expenses for Career Tech Department.

General Fund 001-0000 Function Object Title Amount From 1200 400 Purchased Services $ 1,000.00 To 1200 400 Purchased Services $ 1,000.00 Reason: To adjust budget for mileage account budgets.


Function Object Title Amount From 1100 100 Salaries & Wages $ 200,000.00 To 2500 800 Other Objects $ 200,000.00 Reason: To adjust budget for legal level negative.


Function Object Title Amount From 2500 800 Other Objects $ 10,000.00 To 2500 400 Purchased Services $ 10,000.00 Reason: To adjust budget for postage expenses in Treasurer’s Department.


Function Object Title Amount From 2500 800 Other Objects $ 2,000.00 To 2500 500 Supplies & Materials $ 2,000.00 Reason: To adjust budget for Gongwer subscription services and supplies.


Function Object Title Amount From 2500 800 Other Objects $ 260,000.00 To 2800 100 Salaries & Wages $ 260,000.00 Reason: To adjust budget for legal level negative.

Permanent Improvement Fund 003-9001

Function Object Title Amount From 2700 600 Capital Outlay $ 8,500.00 To 2500 800 Other Objects $ 8,500.00 Reason: To adjust budget for legal level negatives.



Food Service/ 006-0000 Function Object Title Amount From 7500 900 Other Uses $ 300,000.00 To 7400 900 Other Uses $ 300,000.00 Reason: Budget adjustment to return advances.

MHS Sunshine Music 007-9512 Function Object Title Amount From 2900 800 Other Objects $ 1.66 To 7200 900 Transfer Out $ 1.66 Reason: Move to transfer out account.

Renovation House Career Tech/ 011-9015

Function Object Title Amount From 1300 600 Capital Outlay $ 4,500.00 To 1300 400 Purchase Services $ 800.00 To 1300 500 Supplies & Materials $ 3,700.00 Reason: Budget adjustment needed in purchased services and supplies and not in equipment.

Memorial Principal’s Account 018-9554 Function Object Title Amount From 2400 800 Other Objects $ 1,000.00 To 2400 500 Supplies and Materials $ 1,000.00 Reason: Refreshments for student and staff recognition.

Hopkins Principal’s Account 018-9559 Function Object Title Amount From 2400 400 Purchase Services $ 2,000.00 To 2400 500 Supplies and Materials $ 2,000.00 Reason: Reallocate for CC purchases.

Special Ent CARES/ 020-9001 Function Object Title Amount From 2700 600 Capital Outlay $ 5,610.00 To 2700 400 Purchase Services $ 5,610.00 Reason: Budget adjustment to cover the utilities for the remainder of the school year.

Anthem Self-insurance Fund 024-9009 Function Object Title Amount From 2900 200 Benefits $ 8,000.00 To 2900 100 Salaries & Wages $ 8,000.00 Reason: To adjust budget for legal level negatives.

Memorial Drama 200-9601 Function Object Title Amount From 4100 200 Benefits $ 100.00 To 4100 100 Salaries $ 100.00 Reason: Legal level negative.

MHS Science Olympiad 200-9958

Function Object Title Amount From 4100 500 Supplies and Materials $ 1,500.00 To 4100 800 Other Objects $ 1,500.00 Reason: Pay for scholarships.

MHS Athletic Account 300-9321

Function Object Title Amount From 4500 100 Salaries $ 2,000.00 From 4500 400 Purchase Services $ 2,000.00 To 4500 500 Supplies and Materials $ 2,000.00 To 4500 800 Other Objects $ 2,000.00 Reason: Move budget in order to pay March credit cards.



St. Gabriel’s Auxiliary Funds 401-9242 Function Object Title Amount From 3200 400 Purchase Services $ 10,000.00 To 3200 500 Supplies and Materials $ 10,000.00 Reason: To purchase books

Lake Catholic Auxiliary Funds 401-9244

Function Object Title Amount From 3200 400 Purchase Services $ 3,706.76 From 3200 600 Capital Outlay 12,317.81 To 3200 500 Supplies and Materials $ 16,026.57 Reason: Lake Catholic auxiliary funds – Move Budget to purchase books

Career Tech Perkins / 524-9039 Function Object Title Amount From 1300 100 Salaries $ 7,802.50 From 1300 200 Benefits $ 1,348.57 From 1300 400 Purchase Services $ 2,400.00 From 2100 100 Salaries $ 3,090.00 From 2100 200 Benefits $ 552.63 To 1300 500 Supplies & Materials $ 3,642.63 To 1300 600 Capital Outlay $ 11,551.07 Reason: Budget adjustment for supplies, materials and capital outlay for the remainder of the school year. E. SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS:

WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education has been notified by GPD Employees’ Foundation Grant/Blair’19, in the amount of $2,000.00; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 25, 2018 adopted annual appropriations for the 2018-2019 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:

GPD Social Behavior and reinforcement Grant/Blair’19 007-9626 Function Object Title Increase Budget Total 1200 400 Purchase Services $ 769.95 1200 800 Other Objects $1,230.05 $2,000.00

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 either have received additional monies, have additional cash available or anticipate receiving additional monies during the 2018-2019 fiscal year; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 25, 2018 adopted permanent appropriations for the 2018-2019 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:

Summer Technology Camp Account 014-9014 Function Object Title Increase Total Increase 1100 100 Salaries $ 7,440.00 1100 200 Benefits $ 1,340.00 0000 500 Supplies & Materials $ 9,000.00 $ 17,780.00

MHS Girl’s Track Fundraiser Account 300-9943

Function Object Title Increase Total Increase 4500 500 Supplies & Materials $ 770.01 $ 770.01

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 Special Ed IDEA-B in the amount of $ 32,275.04; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 25, 2018 adopted annual appropriations for the 2018-2019 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:

Special Ed IDEA-B/ 516-9039 Function Object Title Decrease Budget Total 1200 500 Supplies & Materials $ 29,213.38 3200 400 Purchase Services $ 3,061.66 $ 32,275.04

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 Early Childhood Special Ed in the amount of $37.19; WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education on September 25, 2018 adopted annual appropriations for the 2018-2019 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:

Early Childhood Special Ed/ 587-9039 Function Object Title Decrease Budget Total 1200 500 Supplies & Materials $ 37.19 $ 37.19

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. F. STUDENT ACTIVITY PURPOSE, GOALS, AND BUDGETS WHEREAS, Ohio Revised Code 3315.062 permits a Board of Education to expend funds for student programs; and, WHEREAS, the Auditor of State has adopted guidelines for developing policies for student activity programs; and, WHEREAS, the Mentor Exempted Village School District Board of Education has adopted Policy 8.05 titled, “School and Non-School Student Activities Program”; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that in accordance with Ohio Revised Code, Auditor of State guidelines, and Board of Education policy, the 2018-2019 Student Activity Purpose, Goals and Budgets be approved as presented;

ADMINISTRATION – VICTORY LANE SCHOLARSHIP 007-9008

Function Object Title Increase Budget Total 4100 800 Other Objects $ 500.00 $ 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. Roll Call: Ayes: Mrs. Bryner, Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Buckley, Mrs. Jeschelnig, Mr. Tuttle, The motion carried. 2019-5-68 Mr. Tuttle announced there was no unfinished business. At this time Mr. Tuttle 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. Parent Renee Oiler raised questions regarding what the school district was doing to protect the children. Mr. Porter responded to her questions. Cindy Langelier, Mentor Teachers Association President announced she was resigning as President of the organization and thanked the Board of Education for their support.



Mrs. Jeschelnig moved, seconded by Mrs. Bryner that the Board of Education recess to executive session in accordance with the Ohio Revised Code 121.22 to discuss the potential sale of real estate. Time: 8:21 p.m. Roll Call: Ayes: Mrs. Jeschelnig, Mrs. Bryner, Mr. Buckley, Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Tuttle, The motion carried. 2019-5-69 Mr. Tuttle reconvened the meeting to regular session at 8:45 p.m. There being no further business to come before the Board, Mrs. Roberts moved, seconded by Mrs. Bryner, that the regular meeting be adjourned. Roll Call: Ayes: Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Bryner, Mr. Buckley, Mrs. Jeschelnig, Mr. Tuttle, The motion carried. 2019-5-70 The regular meeting adjourned at 8:46 p.m. Daniel L. Wilson, Treasurer Thomas V. Tuttle, President