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REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT

TOWNS OF SMITHTOWN AND ISLIP, SUFFOLK COUNTY

NEW YORK, HELD AUGUST 14, 2012

Members Present Mrs. Geri Richter, President; Mrs. Eileen Mass, Vice President; Mrs.

Susan Hodosky, Mrs. Ann Macaluso, Mr. Robert Schnebel, Mrs.

Ginger Todaro

Members Absent Mrs. Pat Lesser joined the meeting at 6:25 p.m.

Mrs. Kathy Bottner, District Clerk joined the meeting at 8:10 p.m.

Others Present Mrs. Patricia Sullivan-Kriss, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. James

Stucchio, Assistant Superintendent for Business & Operations; Mrs.

Michele Rothfeld, Assistant Superintendent for Personnel and

Administration; Glen Eschbach, Assistant Superintendent for

Curriculum, Instruction and Technology; Mr. Warren Richmond,

Attorney

Meeting called to order by President Richter at 6:10 p.m. DISTRICT GOALS AND

HIGH PRIORITY

OBJECTIVES 2012/13

Executive Session

Discussion: The board and central office staff continued the July 24th

discussion of district Goals and High Priority Objectives for the

2012/2013 school year. Topics included: data teams, Common Core

Standards, attendance and APPR, AIS, interdisciplinary efforts, public

relations and the district website.

At 7:30 p.m., a motion was made by Mrs. Mass seconded by Mrs.

Lesser to enter into Executive Session to discuss the employment

history of two particular employees. Motion carried 7-0

At 7:34 p.m., the Board returned to regular session.

The Board continued the discussion of district goals including:

Guidance Programs, Middle School Program, and High School

Resource Center.

At 7:37 p.m., a motion was made by Mrs. Todaro, seconded by Mrs.

Richter to go into executive session to discuss the employment history

of 4 employees. Motion carried 7-0.

Regular meeting reconvened at 8:10 p.m.

Welcome from President Richter

Adoption of Minutes July 10, 2012

Motion was made by Mrs. Lesser, seconded by Mrs. Hodosky to accept

the minutes of July 10, 2012. Motion carried 6-0 with 1 abstention

(Mrs. Macaluso)

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Superintendent’s Update Mrs. Kriss mentioned the following in her update:

Mrs. Kriss spoke of the benefits of her recommendation that the board

change the current kindergarten entrance age birthdate from December

31st to December 1

st. Mrs. Kriss cited the benefits of more maturation

time, added benefits for preschool children who receive special

education services, and input from teaching staff as her primary reasons

for her recommendation.

For students who will be affected this school year, their parents will

have option to enter this school year or to wait.

Due to recent shifts in enrollment, the 2nd

grade at Bretton

Woods will add a new section lowering the class size from 25

students to 21 students. A lower enrollment of students in the

3rd

grade (now 69 students) at Pines will reduce the number of

sections needed from 4 to 3. Mrs. Kriss stated class size of 27

will not warrant adding another section at Forest Brook.

Calculating GPA and Class Rank – Mrs. Kriss expressed the

need to amend regulation of that policy, due to IB and other

issues to be discussed. Regarding Career and Technical

education –we will be addressing requests of parents and

students. We will be looking at courses and may be looking to

modify offerings.

State Education Department has notified the Superintendent that

all schools are in good standing and the Middle School has been

removed from SINI list (Schools in Need of Improvement).

We are awaiting feedback from the state on our recently

submitted APPR plan.

Increased vandalism/nuisance mischief has occurred at school

buildings. Graffiti at Pines and Forest Brook has caused the

district to incur added security costs for weekend coverage.

Hauppauge High School students from the Life Skills program

have been recognized and invited to give a presentation at the

upcoming New York State School Boards Association Annual

Convention in October.

State senators Flanagan and Zeldin found our district an

additional $85,000 in aid. Repairs to the Middle School track

are being considered as recommendation to board for

expenditure of these funds.

Community Questions-

On Tonight’s Agenda

Only

Community members commented on the following:

No questions or comments were raised.

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CONSENT AGENDA ADMINISTRATIVE

MATTERS Remove item 9.2C from Consent Agenda (Curriculum and Instructional

Appointments)

A motion to accept consent agenda minus item 9.2C was made by Mrs.

Todaro, seconded by Mr. Schnebel as follows:

BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent

of Schools, the following be approved:

A. Professional Development Plan

B. Memorandum of Agreement with HTAA regarding employee #240

C. Purchasing Policy 6700

D. Meals and refreshments for Employees for New Teacher

Orientation as per attached

BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Audit

Committee, the following be approved:

E. Audit Committee Charter 6690-E

PERSONNEL MATTERS

BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent

of Schools, the following personnel actions report be accepted as per

attached.

A. Personnel Action Report - Certified Staff

1) Appointment

2) Change in Employment Status

3) Temporary Employment

4) Resignation/Termination/Leave of Absence

5) Appointment of Substitutes

B. Personnel Action Report - Civil Service Staff

1) Appointment

2) Appointment of Substitutes

3) Removal of Substitutes

C.

BUSINESS MATTERS

BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent

of Schools, the following be approved:

A. Special Education Contracts

1) Sachem Central School District

2) NYSARC

3) Randi Feinberg

B. Health Service Contracts

1) Mineola Union Free School District

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C. Other Contracts

1) Town of Smithtown Hold Harmless Agreements (2)

2) Belding, Franco, Dragone, Shetty, & O’Brien

3) BOCES Shared Services Agreement

4) Power To Learn (Cablevision)

5) NYMAC

6) Whitson’s School Nutrition Corp.

7) Lakretz Creative

D. Other

HEART/WRERA Acts Amendment

BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the

Superintendent of Schools, the following be received:

E. Financial Reports

1) Treasurer's Report - June 2012

2) Collateralization – June 2012

3) Warrants – June 2012

CURRICULUM AND

INSTRUCTIONAL

MATTERS

BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent

of Schools, the following be approved:

A. Committee on Special Education Recommendations

1) CSE Recommendations

2) 504 Recommendations

DISCUSSION: Mrs. Mass asked Mr. Stucchio for clarification on

Hold Harmless Agreements with the Towns of Islip and Smithtown.

Mrs. Mass asked for clarification of contract dates with Mineola and

Sachem. Mrs. Richter asked Mr. Stucchio for updates regarding

legislation in the area of purchasing and piggybacking certain

contracts.

Consent Agenda motion carried by a vote of 7-0.

Removed Item 9.2C

Curriculum and Instructional Appointments

BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent

of Schools, the following personnel actions report be accepted, as per

attached.

A motion was made by Mrs. Lesser, seconded by Mrs. Mass to approve item

9.2C. Motion carried by a vote of 6-0-1 (Mrs. Hodosky abstained)

ADOPTION OF 2012/13

GOALS AND HIGH

PRIORITY OBJECTIVES

BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent of

Schools, the following be approved:

A motion was made by Mrs. Hodosky, seconded by Mrs. Mass. Discussion

followed by Mrs. Mass to amend said objectives to include language as

stated below:

f. Utilize Middle School student performance data to formulate and

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implement programmatic/curricular changes that enhance rigor and

better prepare students for a comprehensive high school experience.

A motion was made by Mrs. Mass, seconded by Mrs. Todaro to amend the

said objectives as stated above. Motion carried by a vote of 7-0.

Board Discussion:

Mrs. Mass expressed the need to utilize data to enhance rigor and

prepare students for high school. Mrs. Mass also expressed concerns

about state test performance grades and effects of APPR on teachers.

Students scoring in the 2 range may not get a full high school

experience because of AIS services that would be required. Mrs.

Kriss agreed that the amendment would be a positive addition to the

goals and reviewing the data may result in changes in programs. Both

Mrs. Kriss and Mrs. Mass agreed on the importance of focusing on all

students as a whole and not only those who score low.

Mrs. Kriss explained a stronger writing program that would be

research-based. Mrs. Kriss discussed goals for the school year.

Mrs. Richter recognized those in audience who have been newly appointed to

the district staff.

ENTRANCE AGE

POLICY #5140

BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent of

Schools, the following be approved:

Motion to waive 2nd

reading of Entrance Age policy and to adopt it made by

Mrs. Hodosky, seconded by Mrs. Macaluso.

Board Discussion:

Mrs. Richter raised several questions about provisions that would be

made for students who have attended kindergarten in another state.

The point was raised as to the need for a waiver for students who were

planning to attend this year who would not meet the cut-off birthdate

of the new policy.

Arrangements were said to have been made to contact parents of

students currently enrolled with a birthdate after December 1st and

give them the choice. If the board requires a waiver, it would be

presented at the next meeting.

Motion carried 7-0.

NYSSBA Resolution

WHEREAS, during the final days of the legislative session, a bill

(A.8291-A/S.5771-A) passed the legislature which would grant tenure

status seniority rights to non-competitive and labor classes when there

are school layoffs as well as when districts are able to rehire laid-off

employees.

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And WHEREAS, this bill ties the hands of school districts in making

appropriate personnel decisions that best meet the educational needs of

its students.

And WHEREAS, school districts need flexibility to efficiently manage

their operations with limited resources.

And WHEREAS, this legislation undermines the collective bargaining

process by uniformly giving unions a significant benefit without school

districts receiving anything in return that could improve educational

programs and services for children.

And WHEREAS, this legislation imposes an onerous mandate on

school districts in direct contravention of efforts by the Mandate Relief

Council to reduce state unfunded mandates on school districts.

Therefore, be it RESOLVED that the Board of Education calls on

Governor Andrew Cuomo to veto this onerous and inappropriate

legislation.

Board Discussion:

Warren Richmond spoke regarding this resolution: Mr. Richmond

provided background regarding the implications such legislation

would place on school districts. It would place limits on schools

discretion as to who to lay off and bring back.

Mrs. Hodosky asked for clarification of terms civil service

agreements. Mr. Richmond added that the legislation doesn’t create

tenure but gives rights in the event of layoff - a seniority type.

A motion was made by Mrs. Hodosky, seconded by Mrs. Todaro.

Motion carried 7-0.

BOARD COMMITTEES

Mrs. Richter asked for volunteers for the necessary committees.

BE IT RESOLVED, that board appoints the following members for

2012/2013 school year:

A. Advocacy Committee

1) Hodosky

2) Mass

3) Richter

B. Buildings Inspection Committee

1) Mr. Schnebel

2) Mrs. Mass

3) Mrs. Macaluso

4) Mrs. Lesser

5) Mrs. Hodosky

6) Mrs. Richter

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Board Discussion followed regarding item B:

NYS policy that states that the Board is to appoint a committee , but that

would not preclude other board members not on committee to attend

The board members suggested rescheduling the facilities inspections

required per Law 1708SS2 for August 30th when the committee would be

available

A motion was made by Mrs. Lesser, seconded by Mrs. Hodosky. Motion

carried 7-0

CORRESPONDENCE

The Board was in receipt of a letter from community member regarding

Entrance Age Policy #5140

DISCUSSION

MATTERS

A. Architect Interviews

Mrs. Kriss and Mr. Stucchio explained the requirement for school districts

to entertain bids every five years for an architect. Bids had gone out and

the Board was asked to set aside day for to interview architects.

Mrs. Mass asked questions about the firms that applied.

Mrs. Macaluso requested a copy of the RFP

NEW BUSINESS

Mrs. Hodosky, Chairperson for the Audit Committee, discussed the

selection process for a new volunteer community member

Mrs. Hodosky asked if Board would prefer the Committee’s

recommendation or if members would like to review all resumes.

Mrs. Richter, although not a member of the Audit Committee, asked to

review all resumes and to participate in selection process.

A motion was made by Mrs. Mass, seconded by Mrs. Lesser to allow Mrs.

Richter to attend and participate in Executive Session for the selection of the

community volunteer for the Audit Committee. Motion carried 7-0

QUESTIONS AND

COMMENTS FROM

THE COMMUNITY

No questions or comments were raised

ADJOURNMENT

A motion was made by Mrs. Hodosky, seconded by Mrs. Macaluso to

go into executive session at 9:46 p.m. to discuss: 4 matters pertaining

to the employment history of particular individuals; one matter leading

to the appointment of a particular individual; and 2 matters of litigation.

Motion carried 7-0.

Respectfully submitted,

/s/ Katherine M. Bottner

Clerk

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9.2 SCHEDULE -A SCHEDULE - 8 SCHEDULE - C

(Certified Staff) (Civil Service)

REVISED

(Curriculum & Instruction Appointments)

August 14, 2012

9.2.A CERTIFIED STAFF

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 3013 OF THE EDUCATION LAW, THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS ACCEPTANCE OF THE FOLLOWING:

1. Appointment

Date of End of Probationary Name Tenure Area Certification Step Salary Appointment Appointment

Initial Library Carrie Pecoraro (rep. C. Parker, Library Media Media

who retired) Specialist Specialist MAlStep 1 $58,948 9/1/12 8/31/15 Danielle Bense (rep. F. Schnur, German 7-12

who retired) LOTE Initial MA+15/Step 2 $63,908 9/1/12 8/31/15

2. Change in Employment Status

2.1. Reinstatement

Name Teachina Area Effective Date Reason Dennis Petercsak Science 9/1/12 Recall from Preferred Eli

3. Temporary Employment

Name Position Salary Effective Dates Joanne Morgan Special Education Consultant $625 Per Diem 8/15/12 - 6/30/13 not to exceed 30 days

Carol Davis Teaching Assistant - ABA Home Services $44.64/Hr. 9/1/12 - 6/30/13 Cindy Martiello Teaching Assistant - ABA Home Services $44.64/Hr. 7/1/12 - 8/31/12

DanWald Additional Summer Workdays 1/220* 8/15/12 - 8/31/12 *not to exceed five days

Name Position Hours Annie Huan Professional Develooment - ABCs of IEP Writin 6

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4. ResignationlTermination/Leave of Absence/Retirement/Excessed

Name Years of Service Teaching Area Effective Date Reason Frank Schnur 12 Second Language 7/20/12 Retirement

Name Teaching Area Effective Date Reason

Anna DiTroia Social Studies 9/1/12 - 6/30/13 Childcare Leave of Absence Carina Riat-Ventola Second Language 9/1/12-11/23/12 FMLA

Jennifer Kelly Elementary 9/1/12 -11/23/12 FMLA

5. Appointment of Substitutes 5.1. The following are appointed, conditioned upon fingerprint clearance, as Substitute Teachers or Substitute Nurses (*) for the 2012-2013

school year at the rate approved by the Board of Education at its Organizational Meeting:

PLEASE SEE APPENDIX A

5.2. The following are appointed, conditioned upon fingerprint clearance, as Substitute Teacher Assistants for the 2012-2013 school year at the rate approved by the Board of Education at its Organizational Meeting:

PLEASE SEE APPENDIX B

5.3. Approval of Regular Substitutes:

Please note: This section has been added to the Personnel Action Report for approval of regular substitutes as per the Ancillary Rate Schedule.

Raine Keegan Baker is approved as a regular substitute teacher effective 9/1/12 through 11/13/12 for Shannon Griffin Kelsey.

Georgette Dorfman is approved as a regular substitute teacher effective 9/11/12 through 11/18/12 for Christina Herrera-Ziti at $350 per diem.

Date Submitted to Board of Education: AU9USt1~

REVISED 9.2.A 2

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Appendix A

Abelson, Jodie Acevedo, Amanda Aiello, Alyssa Albinowski, Tanya Aline, Gina Amato, Gary Ambrosini, Dominick Angland, Daniel Ankudavich, Alicia Apuzzo, Barbara Arent, Raymond Armiento, Krista Assenzio, Kristen Augliera, Lorraine Ayres, Nicole Baker, R. Keegan Baldwin, Kelly Barricelle, Jennifer Bass, Nicole Barzyz, Suzanne Beach, Jillian Beatus, Lysa Becerra, Angelica Belizar, Stanley Bense, Danielle Bertone, Maria Bertone, Bernard Biggane, Katelyn Birenbach, Carol Bochicchio, Kristen Brewer, Janin Brunetti, Joanne Burcyk, Lindsay Bullaro, Audrey Cahill, Christine Calandra, Dana Campbell, Cornelius Campbell, Lindsey Canales, Elwin Candal, Christina Candela, Laura Caplan, Christine. Cappolino, Angelica Caraciolo, Nicole Carlson, Beatrice Carnevale, Valerie Carr, Leslie Castellano, Joan Cavanaugh, Lyndsey Ciano, Laura Clare, Donna Clark, Sean Coggiano, Anthony Cogliati, Slone Cog nato, Michael Cohen, Alexandra

Per Diem Substitute Teachers

Colon, Louis Conforti, Anna Confredo, Deanna Conners, James Conway, Christine Corley, Tonianne Coward, Christopher Cronin, Mary Cullen, Thomas Custini, Amanda D'Amico, Robert D'Amore, Paul Daniels, Sandra Davidsson, Patricia De Santis, Caroline DeFelice, Meredith Del Giudice, Christina Delgalvis-Burchill, Kris Denes, Jason Dennis, lone Dicpinigaitis, Daniel DiGiovanni, Frank DiLorenzo, Ashleigh DiMuro, Donna. Domenico, Dave Donovan-Beckman, Gloria Dorfman, Georgette Doxey, Andrea Dunham, Stacey Eskenas, Jillian Farriella, Christie Feeley, Patricia Ferraro, Nicole Ferrero, Kristine Ferrone, Linda Fey, Margery Filaseta, Gregory Finocchiaro, Salvatore Finocchiaro, Laura Fleishman, Stephanie Flockart, Theresa Frank, Lisa Fretto, Amanda Gallagher, Peggy Galler, Diane Gaynor, Deborah Gelo, Stefanie Gembs, Teresa. Giancana, Carol Gillen, Brian Gilliland, Ashley Gillon, John Gilroy, Gregory Gioia, Winnie Gomez, Fernando Grancagnolo, Christine

2012/2013

Grande, Ann-Marie Grandinette, Kelly Grenier, Karen Groff, Vanessa Hanlon, Lauren Harper, Thomas Harvey, Lindsay Hempton, Francis Henris, Amy Henselder, Brian Hensen, James Hernandez, Jonathan Heuer, Sarah Hiam, Alexandria Hoek, Cristyn Horowitz, Abraham Horowitz, Dina Hughes, Maria Imber, Emily Kalker, Annie Kamsler, Estelle Karpowicz, Karen Keller, Lynda Kelly, Kaitlyn Kempler, Ross Kersting, Stephanie Khwaja, Gulnoor Kidney, Sara Klicpera, Krista Klouda, Christine Kocka, Brieanne Komoroski, Amy Komyathy, Danielle Korzinski, Nicole Kramer, Matthew Krasner, Phyllis Kriklava, Danielle Kunzig, William Kutzler, Michael LaGreca, Kristen Lahovitch, Jennifer Laifer, Miryam Lamberg, Drew Leddy, Christine Levine, Michele Lieberman, Jodi Liguori, Lisa Lipman, Sarah Loffredo, Christina Loglisci, Michele Longwell, Alice Lorenzini, Christine Lucivero, Christina Lund, Stephanie Luzim, Michael Lynch,Joanna

Appendix A

Macchia" Elisa Manfredi, Leanna Mannino, Toniann Mantello, Lorraine Marigliano, Kate Marley, Amanda Marks, Justin Martin, Regina. Martinek, Barry Marushak, Holly Masterson, Meaghan Mazurek, Melanie McCabe, Leanna McClernon, Tim McGee, Christie McGovern, Sean McGrath, Kelly McGrath, Colleen. McVey, Deborah Melnick, Emily Rose Merget, Philip Messina, Ryan Micari, Jennifer Miele, Krystina Milana-Osher, Meredith Milano, Danielle Mildebrandt, Jennifer Miller, Kristen Miller, Maria Mintz, Lisa Modica, Jenna Molfese, Deana Moore, Joan Moreno, Melissa Morris, Eric Mueller, Joanna Muller, Betty Murphy, Christine Nastro, Susan Needleman, Jessica Nocero, Jessica Nuzzi, Christine O'Carroll, Colleen Ocello, Gina Ochs, Quentin O'Connell, Danielle O'Connor, Kaitlyn

Per Diem Substitute Teachers

Orth, Colleen O'Toole, Kevin Ottosen, Vivian Packes, Amanda Paterno, Steven Pavese, Kristen Pereca, Jamie Perrone-Willis, May. Peshkur, Andrew Petro, Victoria Pisano, Deanna Pohmer, Kevin Poleszak, Katarzyna Pyrpyris, Maria Raia, Michelle Ramos, Celia Ranganathan, Chandra Reingold, Danielle Ribaudo, Robert Rockford, Jessica Rogers, Samantha Romano, Len Romuno, Gina Rosado, Judy Rosella, Jennifer Russo, Jaclyn Sabin, Cornelia Samuelsen, Erik Saylor, Dianne Schaller, Stefanie Schneider, Scott Scocca, Donna Schoepe, Andrew Schofield, Melissa Schwartz, Gina Sciacca, Karen Scott, Jennifer Segreto, Linda Sheltz, Maria Siciliano (Fortunato), Danyel Silak, Gregory Smit, Kathleen Smith, Tara Smith, Gerald Sparacio, Francesca Spataro, Dina-Marie Spector, Mark

2012/2013

Stallone, Thomas Stanley, Kathleen Stapleton, Daniann Steier, Eli Suchopar, III, Richard Swengros, Judith Tancredi, Christine Tauby, Erin Tierno, Carrie T omlet, David Torns, Christina Towers, Melanie Towey, Joan Trabacchi, Jadenae Travis, Jo Ann. Triglia, Eva Trivelli, Lucille Tromba, Deneen Tulley, Gregory Ullger, Ellie Valentino, Jaclyn Ventola, Joseph Visconti, Nikole Vita, Peter Vita, Soley Vlaovich, Nicole Wade, Steven Wagner, Anastasia Watson, Erin Wedler , Walter Weidler, Nancy Weisner, Abigail White, Natalie Wild, Barbara Wilshusen, Sandra Wilson, Adrienne Winpol, Amanda Wylie, Jane Yablonski, Cynthia Yanosik, Sharon Zanfini, Lauren Zaremba, Denise Zimmermann, Fran Zizzadoro, Diane

.Registered Nurse

Appendix B

Bass, Nicole Biesiadecki, Eva Black, Cathy Buckley, Cyna Carpenter, Genevive Castellano, Joan Cavanaugh, Lyndsey Cosmai, Susan Cuva, Maureen Giordano, Lisa Grancagnolo, Christine

Per Diem Substitute Teaching Assistants 2012/2013

Kidney, Sara Knopf, Michele Luebs, Frances Macchia, Elisa Marinaro, Marguerite McCrave, Gwen Meringolo, Josephine Migliorse, Nora O'Carroll, Colleen Pereca, Jamie Pernesiglio, Gloria

Pesko, Geri Pierro, Jeanine Quackenbush, Ed Sammon, Christine Schuette, Lisa Smith, Gerald Spataro, Dina-Marie Tibbetts, Marcie Tomitz, Gina Trivelli , Lucille Verrelli, Dana

9.2.B CIVIL SERVICE STAFF

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW, THE SUPERINTENDENT RECOMMENDS ACCEPTANCE OF THE FOLLOWING:

1. Appointment

Name Status of Appointment Position School Salary Effective Date

Tara Leuci Replaces D. Cappellini, who

Clerk Typist HS $34,162 9/01/12 retired

2. Appointment of Substitutes

2.1. The following are appointed, conditioned upon fingerprint clearance, as substitute custodians for the 2012-13 school year at the hourly rate approved by the Board of Education at its Organizational Meeting:

Moreno, Zaida

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2.2. The following are appointed, conditioned upon fingerprint clearance, as substitute special education aides for the 2012-13 school year at the hourly rate approved by the Board of Education at its Organizational Meeting:

DiMuro, Donna

3. Removal of Substitutes

3.1. The following are removed as substitute clericals and monitors:

Castellano, Jamie Tomitz, Gina Tripodi, Lisa

3.2. The following are removed as substitute special education aides.

Vallejo, Jacklyn

Date Submitted to Board of Education: August 14, 2012

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Board of Education, Hauppauge Union Free School District The Superintendent of Schools Recommends Appointment of the following 2012-2013

District-Wide Proctors

Name Position Activity Hours All District Certified Teachers Proctors TBD TBD

All District Administrators Proctors TBD TBD

All District Teaching Assistants Proctors TBD TBD

Date submitted to the Board of Education: August 14. 2012

Rate of Pay $38.54/Hr.

$42. 39/Hr.

$34.69/Hr.

BOARD OF EDUCATION, HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT

THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS APPOINTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING 2012-2013 STAFF:

NAME SCHOOL ACTIVITY HOURS HOURLY RATE

Carpinone, Angela BW Community Service 30 hours 38.54 Czachor, Phoebe BW Memories Club 30 hours 38.54 Leventhal, Barbara BW Community Service 30 hours 38.54 Poveromo, Toby BW Mentoring 25 hours 38.54 Poveromo, Toby BW Student Government 35 hours 38.54 Weeks, Veronica BW Field Trip Treasurer 35 hours 38.54

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BOARD OF EDUCATION, HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT

THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS APPOINTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING 2012-2013 STAFF FOR TEAM LEADERS:

NAME SCHOOL ACTIVITY r~ RATE

Stacy Flynn MS Team Leader - 6A $2,185.45

Jennifer Saltzman MS Team Leader - 6B $2,185.45

Kevin Giachetti MS Team Leader- 6C $2,185.45

Debra Parrett MS Team Leader - 6D $2,185.45

Michael Pernice MS Team Leader - 7 A $2,185.45

Catherine Nonnenmacher MS Team Leader -7B $2,185.45

Janice Caffrey MS Team Leader- 7C/8A $2,185.45

Alyson Beardslee MS Team Leader - 8B $2,185.45

Katherine Manganiello MS Team Leader - 8C $2,185.45

To Be Submitted to Board of Education: Augus t 14, 2012

BOARD OF EDUCATION, HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS APPOINTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING

2012-2013 COACHING STAFF:

NAME SCHOOL ACTIVITY SALARY STARTING DATE Joseph Patrovich HS Head Varsity Football $8,579.00 8/16/2012 Dennis McSweeney HS Varsity Football Assistant 6,792.00 8/16/2012 Robert Russo HS Varsity Football Assistant 6,792.00 8/16/2012 Steve Chmela HS Head N Football 6,387.00 8116/2012 Thomas Druckenmiller HS JV Football Assistant 6,153.00 8/16/2012 Jamie Edson HS Varsity Boys' Soccer 7,077.00 8/27/2012 Jessica Sheehan HS N Boys' Soccer 5,768.00 8/27/2012 Jesseca Kulesa HS Varsity Girls' Soccer 7,077.00 8/27/2012 Jen Casale HS N Girls' Soccer 5,768.00 8/27/2012 William Maida HS Varsity Boys' Cross Country 6,387.00 8/27/2012 Robert Lingner HS Varsity Girls' Cross Country 6,387.00 8/27/2012 Chris Varthalamis HS Varsity Boys' Volleyball 7,077.00 8/27/2012 Greg Foster HS N Boys' Volleyball 6,153.00 8/27/2012 Eric Ericksen HS Varsity Girls' Volleyball 7,077.00 8/27/2012 Christina Loffredo HS N Girls' Volleyball 6,153.00 8/27/2012 Amanda Hemp HS Varsity Girls' Gymnastics 7,529.00 8/27/2012 Rich Lionetti HS Varsity Girls' Swim 7,529.00 8/27/2012 Brandon Modrov HS Varsity Girls' Swim Assistant 6,153.00 8/27/2012 Chris Messina HS Varsity Girls' Tennis 7,077.00 8/27/2012 Robert Vitulano MS in & 8tn Grade Cross Coun!ry 4,735.00 9/4/2012 Erik Clark MS 7tn & 8tn Grade Cross Country 4,735.00 9/4/2012 Paul Slackman MS 8th Grade Football 4,735.00 9/4/2012 Frank Hufnagel MS 7tn Grade Football 4,735.00 9/4/2012 Derek Blieberg MS 7th Grade Football 4,735.00 9/4/2012 Diana Lopez MS 7th & 8th Grade Girls' Soccer 4,735.00 9/4/2012 Greg Filaseta MS 7th & 8th Grade Boys' Soccer 4,735.00 9/4/2012 Dave Masino MS 7m & 8m Grade Girls' Tennis

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BOARD OF EDUCATION, HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT

THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS APPOINTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING 2012-2013 EQUIPMENT MANAGER:

NAME SCHOOL ACTMTY HOURS HOURLY RATE J esseca Kulesa HS Equipment Manager 50 $38.54 Rich Lionetti HS Equipment Manager 50 $38.54

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BOARD OF EDUCATION, HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT

THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS APPOINTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING 2012-2013 CHAPERONE AND SUPPORT STAFF FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC PROGRAM:

NAME HOURLY RATE Judith Roe $38.54 Ray Arent $38.54 Chris Messina $38.54

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~ To be submitted to the Board of Education: August 14, 2012

t~ ~ Board of Education, Hauppauge Union Free School District ¥----. The Superintendent of Schools Recommends Appointment of the following Middle ch 01 Co-Curric

Staff 2012-2013

Name Position Activitv Hours HourlvRate

Carol Pacileo Teacher Adventure Education 10 38.54 Marc Sledjeski Teacher Archery Club I 10 38.54 Lauren Dermont Teacher Archery Club I 10 38.54 Marc Sledjeski Teacher Archery Club II 10 38.54 Lauren Dermont Teacher Archery Club II 10 38.54 Robert Vitulano Teacher Badminton Intramurals 8 38.54 Robert Vitulano Teacher Basketball Intramurals 8 38.54 Catherine Bauernfeind Psychologist Best Buddies 25 38.54 Erik Clark Guidance Counselor Best Buddies 25 38.54 Thomas Bucci Teacher Bike Repair Club 5 38.54 Brenda DePetris Teacher Book Club 15 38.54 Sandra Boynton Teacher Book Club 15 38.54 Jennifer Poppiti Teacher Bowling Intramurals I 25 38.54 Jennifer Poppiti Teacher Bowling Intramurals II 25 38.54 Alyson Treglia Teacher Ceramics Club 20 38.54 Amy Faicco Teacher Chefs Club I 15 38.54 Amy Faicco Teacher Chef s Club II 15 38.54 Sandra Boynton Teacher Computer Club 15 38.54 Ellen Bernstein Teacher Crafts Club - Grade 6 20 38.54 Ellen Bernstein Teacher Drama Club 10 38.54 Maryann Mullen Teacher Engineering Club 30 38.54 Dave Masino Teacher Golf Club 8 38.54 Scott Stahl Teacher Golf Club 8 38.54 Robert Vitulano Teacher Handball Intramurals 8 38.54 Michael Florence Teacher Histo_ry Club 20 38.54 Jennifer Poppiti Teacher Homework Helpers 20 38.54 Pat Siebel Teacher International Club 20 38.54 Abigail Zeltmann Teacher Math Club 15 38.54 Scott Stahl Teacher Math Club 15 38.54 Brenda DePetris Teacher Morning Libr~ Club_ 30 38.54

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Carol Pacileo Teacher Mountain Biking 10 38.54 Lucille Taylor Teacher National Jr. Honor Society 40 38.54 Jennifer Nannery Teacher Pause 4 Paws Puppy Club 10 38.54 Tom Bucci Teacher Robotics I 20 38.54 James Dragonetti Teacher Robotics n 20 38.54 Maryann Mullen Teacher Robotics III 20 38.54 Marybeth Tiedemann Teacher Running Club 10 38.54 Andrea Glaser Teacher Running Club 10 38.54 Alyson Beardslee Teacher School Store 40 38.54 Scott Stahl Teacher School Store 40 38.54 Maryann Muller Teacher Science OIY!!lPiad 40 38.54 Katie O'Callaghan Teacher Science Olympaid 40 38.54 Alyson Treglia Teacher Scrapbooking Club 10 38.54 Kathleen Meehan Teacher Service Club I - Hi Ho 30 38.54 Jennifer Saltzmann Teacher Service Club I - Hi Ho 30 38.54 Andrea Olivero Teacher Student Council 45 38.54 Sue Mimnaugh Teacher Student Council 45 38.54 Lena DeLuca Teacher Student Council 45 38.54 Sandra Boynton Teacher Study Buddies 20 38.54 Meghan Anschutz Teacher SWEEP Club 30 38.54 Carol Pacileo Teacher Tennis Club I & n 16 38.54 Maryann Mullen Teacher Video Club 25 38.54 Robert Vitulano Teacher Volleyball Intramurals 8 38.54 Scott Stahl Teacher Wiffle Ball Club 8 38.54 Michael Florence Teacher Wiffle Ball Club 8 38.54 Lucille Taylor Teacher Yearbook Club 180 38.54 Carol Pacileo Teacher Yoga Club 8 38.54 Amy Faicco Teacher ZumbaClub 10 38.54

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Date submitted to the Board of Education: August 14, 2012

BOARD OF EDUCATION, HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS APPOINTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING HIGH SCHOOL CO-CURRICULAR STAFF FOR

THE 2012-13 SCHOOL YEAR

NAME ACTIVITY/CLUB HOURS HOURLY RATE

Patricia DiMasi-Coppola Art Club 20 $38.54 Angela McElroy-Braun Best Buddies 33 $38.54 Greg Foster Best Buddies 33 $38.54 Frank Hufnagel DECA 100 $38.54 Kathryn Ehrhardt DECA Asst. 40 $38.54 Ruthie Pincus Drama Club 60 $38.54 Christine Rigaud French Club 50 $38.54 William Maida Freshman Class 30 $38.54 Richard Lionetti Freshman Class 30 $38.54 Ruthie Pincus GSA 20 $38.54 Greg Foster Ignition 33 $38.54 Angela McElroy-Braun Ignition 33 $38.54 Karen Goldsmith Interact 60 $38.54 Laurie Buell Interact 60 $38.54 Maria Colon-Ifill Junior Class 60 $38.54 Heidy Vallejo-Gonzales Junior Class 60 $38.54 Dawn Lynch Literary! Scratch board 50 $38.54 Shannon Griffin-Kelsey Natural Helpers 25 $38.54 Greg Foster Natural Helpers Co 10 $38.54 Raine Keegan Baker Natural Helpers Co 10 $38.54 Dawn Lynch Newspaper 85 $38.54 Harry Shehigian NHS 50 $38.54 Dawn Lynch NHS 50 $38.54 Scott Kraft Robotics 175 $38.54 Marc McLeod Robotics 175 $38.54 Chris Dowd Robotics 50 $38.54 Ellen Robbins History Club 50 $38.54 Jocelyn Handley-Pendleton Science Olympiad 20 $38.54

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BOARD OF EDUCATION, HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS APPOINTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING HIGH SCHOOL CO-CURRICULAR STAFF FOR

THE 2012-13 SCHOOL YEAR Chris Dowd Science Olympiad 20 $38.54 Ellen Robbins Senior Class 65 $38.54 Roberta Alifano Senior Class 65 $38.54 Randy Ginsberg Social Awareness/SADD 30 $38.54 Anne Stebbins Sophomore Class 30 $38.54 Stacey Lasurdo Sophomore Class 30 $38.54 Helen Aigen Spanish Club 50 $38.54 Jocelyn Handley-Pendleton Student Council 100 $38.54 Andrea Cody Student Council 100 $38.54 Chris Dowd Technology 50 $38.54 Catherine Goldenbaum Tri-M 50 $38.54 Jesseca Kulesa Varsity Club 40 $38.54 David Schaeffler Video/Media Club 50 $38.54 Kristin Harrison Yearbook 100 $38.54

CJh~~% r?/L//<-Date Si:Ibrllitted to the -Soard of EducatiOll': 8/14/2012

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Board of Education, Hauppauge Union Free School District The Superintendent of Schools Recommends Appointment of the following 2012-2013 Academic Year

Swim Proe:ram Staff-HauDDaue:e Hie:h School Name Position Activity Hours

, Doreen Gordon Head Instructor Swim Program TBD Doreen Gordon Program Coordinator Swim Coordinator Fall.,.Win ter-Snrin ~ Camille Cono Assn't Head Instf Assn' t Coord Swim Program TBD Joseph Ettari Swim Supervisor Swim Program TBD Megan Gordon Swim Supervisor Swim Program TBD Jennifer Scott Swim Supervisor Swim Program TBD Marc Occhiuto Swim Supervisor (su~) Swim Program TBD Susan Russo Swim Supervisor (sub) Swim Program TBD Amy Faicco Aqua Zumba Instructor Swim Program TBD Kristen Gordon Swim Instructor Sr (sub) Swim Program TBD Katel~ Shannon Swim Instructor Sr Swim Program TBD Mark Feld Swim Instructor Sr Swim Program TBD Michele Lazar Swim Instructor Sr (sub) Swim Program TBD Michelle Rosenbrock Swim Instructor Sr (sub) Swim Program TBD Theresa Walsh Swim Aide Swim Program TBD Ana Walsh Swim Aide Swim Program TBD Rebecca Siford Swim Aide (sub) Swim Program TBD Rachel Siford Swim Clerical Swim Program TBD Rachel Siford Swim Aide Swim Program TBD Emma Goldblatt Swim Aide Swim Program TBD Jessica Hodosky Swim Aide Swim Program TBD Valerie Matedero Swim Aide (sub) Swim Program TBD Desmond Mullins Swim Aide (sub) Swim Program TBD Brandon Singh Swim Aide (sub) Swim Program TBD Luke Youngs Swim Aide (sub) Swim Program TBD Luis Velazco Swim Aide (sub) Swim Program TBD Brenna Buckley Swim Aide (sub) Swim Program TBD Brenna Buckle~ Swim Clerical (sub) Swim Program TBD Casey Cardillo Swim Aide Sr isub) Swim Program TBD Conor Cardillo Swim Aide Sr (sub) Swim Program TBD Stephanie Karlas S~im Aide Sr (sub) Swim Program TBD

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Date submitted to the Board of Education Augus t 14, 2012 REVISED ~", ~\,

Hourly Rate $28.00

$3,600.00 $21.00 $18.00 $18.00 $18.00 $18.00 J $18.00 $18.00 : $16.50 I

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$16.50 $16.50 $10.50 $9.50 $9.50 $7.75 $8.50 $9.50 $9.50 $8.50 $8.50 $8.50 $8.50 $8.50 $8.50 $7.50

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Board of Education, Hauppauge Union Free School District The Superintendent of Schools Recommends Appointment of the following 2012-13 Academic Year

Individual Swim Program Staff - Hauppauge High School

Name Position Activity Hours Hourly Rate {per 1/2 hour

session) Camille Cono Individual Swim Inst Swim Program TBD $11.00 Joseph Ettari Individual Swim Inst Swim Program TBD $11.00 Jennifer Scott Individual Swim Inst Swim Program TBD $11.00 Megan Gordon Individual Swim Inst Swim Program TBD $11.00 Katelyn Shannon Individual Swim Inst Swim Program TBD $11.00 Michelle Rosenbrock Individual Swim Inst Swim Program TBD $10.00 Mark Feld Individual Swim Inst Swim Progr~m TBD $10.00 Theresa Walsh Individual Swim Inst Swim Program TBD $9.00 Ana Walsh Individual Swim Inst Swim Program TBD $9.00 Rachel Siford Individual Swim Inst Swim Program TBD $9.00 Sub any member of the Individual Swim Inst Swim Program TBD $9.00 approved swim program list

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Date submitted to the Board of Education: Augus t 14, 2012

BOARD OF EDUCATION, HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT

THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS APPOINTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING CURRICULUM WRITERS FOR THE 2012/2013 SCHOOL YEAR:

PROJECT HOURS APPLICANT RATE PER HOUR

Mathematics cess and PBA Development* Total Project Grade 7 Hours-40 Marc Sledjeski $47.36

IB German Total Project Danielle Bense $47.36 Hours - 15

LOTE Revision, Grades 6-12* Total Project Rosa Sanchez $47.36 Hours - 45

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Date Submitted to Board of Education: August 14,2012

*Ifnecessary, additional names may be added to future Board schedules in order to complete the project.

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