West New York Board of Education...In accordance with West New York Board of Education Bylaw #0167 (Public participation in board meeting – Adopted April 22, 2009) each participant

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West New York Board of Education Work Session/Business Meeting Minutes

May 24, 2012, 5:40 p.m.

The Work Session/Business Meeting of the West New York Board of Education was held in the Auditorium of PS #4, 6300 Palisade Avenue, West New York, New Jersey. The order of business and agenda for the meeting was: I. CALL TO ORDER At 5:40 P.M. President Sires called the meeting to order. II. FLAG SALUTE

The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America was recited.

III. ROLL CALL Trustee Alaam Present Trustee Duval Present Trustee Gastanadui Present Trustee Dr. Piscitelli Present Vice-President Reyes Present Trustee Rodriguez Absent at roll call; arrived at 5:45 p.m. President Sires Present A quorum of the Board was present. Also Present: Mr. John Fauta, Superintendent Ms. Clara Brito-Herrera, Assistant Superintendent Educational/Personnel Services Mr. Kevin Franchetta, School Business Administrator/Board Secretary Mr. Robert Sanchez, Assistant Superintendent Administrative Services Ms. Anastasia Olivero, Assistant Superintendent Curriculum & Instruction Ms. Marilyn Duran, Director of Educational Programs Mr. Patrick Gagliardi, Director Human Resources Ms. Beverly Lazzara, Director of Special Services Mr. Allan Roth, Special Assistant to Special Services Mr. Ricky Solares, Supervisor of Facilities IV. OPEN PUBLIC MEETING STATEMENT – Mr. Franchetta read the following statement:

The New Jersey Open Public Meetings Law was enacted to ensure the right of the Public to have advance notice of and to attend the meetings of any public bodies at which any business affecting their interest is discussed and acted upon. In accordance with the provisions of the act, the School Business Administrator Board Secretary has caused notice of this meeting to be sent to the following, announcing time and place thereof, agenda, etc.:

The Jersey Journal

And the Administration Bulletin Board. V. COMMUNICATIONS (Board Secretary) None VI. SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT – John Fauta

A. Hudson County Student Recognition Dinner – Mr. Fauta mentioned that the Hudson County student recognition dinner was held last evening.

B. NFL “Fuel Up to Play 60” Rethink Pizza Contest

Mr. Fauta discussed the $1,000 contest prize presented by Giants’ former wide receiver Amani Toomer to the Harry L. Bain Elementary School on May 17, 2012. The American Dairy Association and the National Football League created the contest as a way to help reverse the growing trend of childhood obesity and the associated serious diseases that result from obesity.

C. School Development Authority Update

-Mr. Fauta stated that Public School #3 will open in September to the students of the district. Today the staff of the Old Public School #3 were permitted to tour the building of the New Public School #3. Last week Mr. Fauta met with representatives of the School Development Authority (SDA). The SDA is negotiating with the local diocese and Vatican for the purchase of St. Joseph’s High School. Hopefully the sale will be completed soon with the district receiving ownership of the building this summer. SDA also discussed the undertaking of emergent projects at PS #1, PS #3, PS #5 and the Harry L. Bain schools.

-Mr. Sanchez mentioned that the SDA commended the district for maintenance program in district. The SDA will fund the repairs for water filtration projects at PS #1 in the amount of $500,000 and PS #5 in the amount of $1,000,000. Additionally façade repairs will be performed by SDA to the Harry L. Bain School.

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D. Monthly Reports (these reports are on file and recorded)

Employee Accident Reports

Student Accident Reports Violence, Vandalism, and Substance Abuse Incident and Bullying Reports Nurses and Physicians Reports Enrollment Reports

VII. PUBLIC COMMENTS In accordance with West New York Board of Education Bylaw #0167 (Public participation in board meeting – Adopted April 22, 2009) each participant shall be limited to three minutes duration.

Elsa Maldonado-Lara: A parent of children attending Public School #3 unsatisfied with the school administration. The Board will meet with Ms. Maldonando-Lara in executive session at the June 11, 2012 Board Meeting to hear her concerns.

Kerry Culhane: A teacher of the Alternative Program at Public School #5 expressing her displeasure with central administration’s decision to relocate the program to the Middle School effective September 2012. She asked the Board to have the program remain at PS #5.

Executive Session Notice: VII. OPEN PUBLIC MEETING STATEMENT - Mr. Franchetta read the following statement:

The public portion of the meeting is now concluded. The Board will now recess into Executive Session to discuss items which fall within an exception of our open meetings policy and permits the board to have private discussion since it deals with specific exceptions contained in N.J.S.A. 10:4-12b:

Matters of Personnel – Affecting current or prospective employees

Matters of Collective Bargaining – Administrators’ Employment Contracts (2012-2013) Board Employees’ Employment Contracts (2012-2013) West New York Education Association Contract Matters of Litigation – Workers’ Compensation Claim of Antonio Delgado

Other Matters as rendered confidential by law – Professional Services Contracts 2012-2013 and the Matter of Matthew Weitzman

BE IT RESOLVED that, the Board of Education will recess into Executive Session to discuss the aforementioned matters. Any discussion held by the Board which need not remain confidential will be made public as soon as practical.

Minutes of the Executive Session will not be disclosed until the need for confidentiality no longer exists. The Board may take action on these items following executive session.

Motion to adjourn to Executive Session at 5:51 p.m. Motion made by: NA AD SG CP VR JR AS Seconded by: NA AD SG CP VR JR AS Ayes Nays Abstain Trustee Alam √ Trustee Duvall √ Trustee Gastanadui √ Trustee Piscitelli √ Trustee Reyes √ Trustee Rodriguez__ √ Trustee Sires √ Executive Session Discussion: Matters of Personnel – Affecting current or prospective employees

Matters of Collective Bargaining – Administrators’ Employment Contracts (2012-2013) Board Employees’ Employment Contracts (2012-2013) West New York Education Association Contract Matters of Litigation – Workers’ Compensation Claim of Antonio Delgado

Other Matters as rendered confidential by law – Professional Services Contracts 2012-2013 and the Matter of Matthew Weitzman

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Executive Session adjourned and reconvene in Public Session at 8:20 p.m. IX. Consent Resolutions – Mr. Franchetta read the following statement:

(All matters hereunder are considered to be routine in nature and will be enacted by one motion. Any Board member may request that an item be removed from the Consent Agenda for separate consideration. Any item(s) removed from the Consent Agenda will be discussed and acted upon separately, immediately following the consideration of the remaining items on the Consent Agenda. A motion or a second is not required to remove an item(s) from the Consent Agenda. All resolutions acted upon at this meeting are available to be viewed this evening and copies can be obtained by contacting the School Board Secretary’s Office).

RE-ORGANIZATION R1 Policies and Regulations R2 Board adopts Public School Curriculum R3 Board adopts Public School Textbooks R4 Board adopts Non-Public School Textbooks R5 Adopt Official Newspapers R6 Approve Line Item Transfers R7 Approve Depository of School Monies R8 Approve Parliamentary Procedures R9 Approve Tax Shelter Annuity Companies/Brokers R10 Approve Chart of Accounts

R11 Approves Implementation of Affirmative Action Grievance Procedures R12 Affirmative Action Program

R13 Appointment of Affirmative Action Officer according to P.L. 1975, c.127 R14 Appointment of Board Secretary

R15 Appointment of District 504 Committee Officer R16 Appointment of ADA Officer R17 Authorization to award contracts up to bid threshold, and set quote threshold at 15% of bid threshold

amount R18 Appoint Substance Awareness Coordinator R19 Open Public Meetings Act (Annual Meeting Dates) R20 Appointment of PACO (Purchasing Agent Compliance Officer for Affirmative Action)

R21 Appointment of Asbestos Management Officer/PEOSHA Officer R22 Appointment of District Safety & Health Designee Re-adoption of Safety and Security plan R23 Appointment of District Indoor Air Quality Designee R24 Approved payment of bills between board meeting R25 Approval of State Contract Purchasing/Vendors R26 Appointment of District Integrated Pest Management Coordinator R27 Appointment of Right to Know Officer

R28 Approve Travel Limitation for regular business travel (up to $1,500) R29 Appoint Custodian of Records (OPRA) R30 Establish Photocopy Fees (OPRA) R31 Adopt Code of Ethics

R32 Emergency Management Procedures R33 Adopt Substitute pay for the following year R34 Appointment of Representatives to:

a. County School Board Association b. New Jersey School Board Association c. New Jersey School Board Association Delegate

R35 Approve Superintendent to take action between board meetings for retroactive approval by the Board of Education R36 Approve Tax Levy Payment Schedule R37 Approve participation in NJSIAA R38 Approve agreement with Hudson County Schools of Technology R39 Educational Stability Coordinator R40 Appointment of Anti Bullying Coordinator R41 Appointment of Chemical Hygiene Officer R42 Working Papers Issuing Officer R43 Conscientious Employee Protection Act Contact Person BUSINESS and FINANCE 1.1 Secretary/Treasurer Reports 1.2 Approval of Minutes 1.3 Paid Bill List 1.4 Transfers 1.5 Summer Cleaning Bid #01-13 1.6 Eastern Oil Company Renewal Bid #03-11 1.7 Food Service Contract Renewal 1.8 Anti Bullying Bill of Rights Act Funding Submission 1.9 Comprehensive Maintenance Plan and M-1 2012-2013 1.10 Borrow Funds 1.11 NJSBAIG/NJEIF Safety Grant Program Award 1.12 Increase Conflicts Legal Counsel 1.13 OFAC Audit Little Angels CURRICULUM

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2.1 Field Trip 2.2 Fundraiser 2.3 Speakers 2.4 Travel Expense 2.5 Comprehensive Equity Plan 2.6 State Farm Insurance Grant Submission 2.7 McCarthey-Dressman Grant Submission 2.8 ING Unsung Heroes Grant Submission 2.9 Farm to School Grant Submission 2.10 GTECH Computer Lab Grant Submission 2.11 Whole Kids Foundation and Food Corps Grant Acceptance 2.12 Toshiba America Foundation Alternative Fuels Grant Acceptance 2.13 Thomas Edison Innovation Lotus Display 2.14 District Professional Development Plan 2.15 Dairy Council Fuel Up 60 Grant Acceptances OPERATIONS 3.1 Request for Use of Facilities 3.2 Request for Transportation 3.3 Tree Planting 3.4 Donation 3.5 Chairs/Tables 3.6 Final Educational Adequacy Plan SPECIAL SERVICES 4.1 Transportation and Placements 2011-2012 SY 4.2 Transportation and Placements 2012-2013 SY 4.3 Week of Respect 4.4 Crisis Training for Autism Class LEGAL 5.1 Next Board Meeting 5.2 Workers’ Compensation (D.R.) 5.3 Workers’ Compensation (M.V.) 5.4 Settlement Agreement (M.O.) 5.5 Workers’ Compensation (A.D) PERSONNEL 6.1 Resignation/Retirement Gilda Arakel-Bettini 6.2 Resignation/Retirement Christine Buckman 6.3 Resignation/Retirement Barbara Leman 6.4 Resignation/Retirement Diana Stedman 6.5 Resignation/Retirement Nohora Cuellar 6.6 Resignation/Retirement Patricia Drake 6.7 Resignation/Retirement Karen Pizzuto 6.8 Resignation/Retirement Fe Chao 6.9 New Hire 6.10 Substitute Teachers 6.11 Substitute Bus Drivers 6.12 New Hire 6.13 Salary Increment Changes 6.14 Resignation Mental Health Endowment Grant 6.15 Resignation Middle School Rainbows Committee 6.16 Resignation Special Education Extended School Year Program 6.17 Extra Compensation Assignments add-on 6.18 Special Education Extended School Program add-on 6.19 MHS Fall Coaching 6.20 MHS Volunteer Coaching Positions 6.21 Administrative Leave Miguel Borrego 6.22 Unpaid Leave Diane Bond 6.23 Unpaid FMLA Julia Fernandez 6.24 Unpaid FMLA Mariluz Garcia Diaz 6.25 Unpaid FMLA Marilyn Perez 6.26 Unpaid FMLA Felix Marte 6.27 Bonus Sick Days Romelia Loynas 6.28 Bonus Sick Days Nohora Cuellar 6.29 Unpaid FMLA Mathew Weitzman 6.30 Information Systems Manager Withdrawn by the Superintendent 6.31 Substitute Bus Drivers 6.32 Substitute Custodians 6.33 Part-Time Bus Aides 6.34 Non-Tenured Renewals 6.35 District Analyst/Technology Professional Developer 6.36 Board Personnel

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The Board Secretary provides the Board members the opportunity to remove any Resolution(s) from the Consent Agenda. Business & Finance 1.1-1.13 Special Services 4.1-4.4 Curriculum 2.1-2.15 Legal 5.1-5.5 Operations 3.1-3.6 Personnel 6.1-6.36 Before the motion to accept the consent agenda as presented, Mr. Franchetta noted that items #6.30 (Information Systems Manager) and #6.36 (Board Personnel) were withdrawn by the superintendent and additionally two names were removed from item #6.34 (Non-tenure renewals). Also item #5.50 (Workers’ Compensation [A.D.]) was added to the agenda. Board Secretary: Motion to accept the consent agenda as presented. Motion made by: NA AD SG CP VR JR AS Seconded by: NA AD SG CP VR JR AS Ayes Nays Abstain Trustee Alam √ Trustee Duvall √ Trustee Gastanadui √ Trustee Piscitelli √ Trustee Reyes √ Trustee Rodriguez__ √ Trustee Sires √ CONSENT AGENDA RESOLUTIONS RE-ORGANIZATION RE-ORG R1 RESOLVED, this Board does hereby adopt the West New York Board of Education Policy Manual containing all policies and regulations for the 2012-2013 school year, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools. R2 RESOLVED, that this Board of Education approves a curriculum for all grades from

Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12 for all subjects including all State mandated programs and services, said curriculum having been determined to contain appropriate scope and sequence from course to course and grade to grade allowing for curriculum articulation, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, the Board of Education directs the Superintendent of Schools to implement the curriculum as adopted by this Board of Education for the 2012-2013 school year:

Subject Date Revised Subject Date Revised Art 2012 Language Arts 2012 Mathematics K-2 2011 Instrumental Music 2012 Mathematics 3-5 2012 Vocal Music 2012 Mathematics 6-8 2008 Phys Ed/Health/Driver’s Ed 2012 Mathematics 9-12 2008 Science 2011 Business Education 9-12 2008 Social Studies 2008 Marketing 2012 Career Education K-8 2008 Technology Ed 9-12 2012 Computer Education K-8 2008 ESL 2008 Family & Consumer 2012 World Languages K-12 2012 Guidance 2011 Gifted & Talented 2011 E - Elementary M – Middle S – Secondary

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R3 BE IT RESOLVED that, the West New York Board of Education hereby approves the

following textbooks as attached and as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools, based upon the recommendations of Committees which review, analyze and evaluate textbooks and make recommendations for those that best meet the Curriculum requirements of the School District and that are correlated with the Core Curriculum Content Standards: Elementary (as attached) Middle School (as attached) High School (as attached) And BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, the West New York Board of Education may also adopt additional and/or different courses or texts offered on an as-needed basis to expand educational services to its pupils in keeping with the Board’s Goals and Objectives for the 2012-2013 school year.

Elementary Textbook List - Language Arts

Subject Book Title Publisher Copyright Date

Reading/ Language Arts Mcgraw Hill Reading Book Mc-Graw Hill 2009

Spelling McGraw Hill Spelling Book McGraw Hill 2009

Phonics Modern Curriculum Press Phonics Book Modern Curriculum Press 2003

Handwriting Bowmar Noble McGraw Hill 1987

Grammar McGraw Hill Grammar Book McGraw Hill 2009

NJPASS test Preparation Measuring Up People's Publishing Group 2006

Reading Supplemental Gills and Bills Stech-Vaughun 2005

Reading Supplemental Manes and Reins Stech-Vaughun 2005

Handwriting D. Nealian Scott Forseman 2008

Reading-Writing Ready, Set, Go - NJASK 3-8 Research & Education 2006

NJASK test Preparation NJ ASK 3:Success, Work-A-Text in Language Arts Instructivision, Inc 2007

NJASK test Preparation Ask 6 Success Work-A-Text Language Arts Literacy Instructivision, Inc 2004

AK-6 7-8 9-12 K-6 7-8 9-12 AK-6 7-8 9-12 K-6 7-8 9-12 K-6 7-8 9-12Language Arts I I I A A A R R RSocial Studies R R R I I I A A AScience A A A R R R I I I

World language I I I A A A R R RESL A A A R R R I I I I I IMusic/Visual/ Perf. Arts I I I A A A R R R

ComputerTechnology R R R I I I A A AGifted/Talented I I I A A ACareer Ed. I R R R I I I A A A

Guidance I I I A A A R R R

Technology Education I I I I A A A R R RFamily & Consumer Sci. I I I I A A A R R RPhys. Ed./Health I I I I A A A R R R

Math K-2 3-5 6-8 9-12 K-2 3-5 6-8 9-12 K-2 3-5 6-8 9-12 K-2 3-5 6-8 9-12 K-2 3-5 6-8 9-12

Math K-2 A R I

Math 3-5 I A RMath 6-8 R I AMath 9-12 I A R

A = Assess

R = Revise

I = Implement

2016-20172015-20162013-2014 2014-20152012-2013

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Five-Year Curriculum Revision Plan

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NJASK test Preparation Grades 3-4 Ready, set, go! NJ ASK LAL Research & Education Association 2009

NJASK test Preparation Grades 5-6 Explore NJASK LAL Queue workbooks 2009

NJASK test Preparation Proficiency Assessment 5, Instructivision, Inc 2006

NJASK test Preparation Barron's New Jersey Ask 5 Language Arts Literacy Barron 2009

Middle School

Name: Diana Stedman

Department: Language Arts

Course Name Book Title Author(s) Publisher Copyright Date

Genres of Literature (7th) Prentice Hall Literature Bronze Diane Cappillo, ed., et al. Prentice Hall 2002

Writing as a Process (7th) Prentice Hall Literature Bronze Diane Cappillo, ed., et al. Prentice Hall 2002

Advanced Literature (8th) Prentice Hall Literature Bronze Diane Cappillo, ed., et al. Prentice Hall 2002

Advanced Writing Strategies (8th) Prentice Hall Literature Bronze Diane Cappillo, ed., et al. Prentice Hall 2002

Writing as a Process (7th) Vocabulary Workshop B Jerome Shostak Sadlier Oxford 2002

Advanced Writing Strategies (8th) Vocabulary Workshop C Jerome Shostak Sadlier Oxford 2002

Quantity 150 Gathering Blue Lois Lowry Everbind

Quantity 150 Seedfolks Paul Fleishcman Everbind

Writing (7th) Vocabulary Workshop Jerome Shostoye Sadier Oxfonz 2002

Writing (8th) Vocal Workshop Jerome Shostoye Sadier Oxfonz 2002

Reading (8th) The Moves Make the Man Bruce Brooks Harper Trophy 1984

Reading (8th) Westwing Game Ellen Raskin Penguin 2004

Reading (8th) The Third Eye Lois Duncan Random House 1985

Memorial High School

Name: Diana Stedman

Dept: English


English 9 Prentice Hall Literature Contributing Authors Prentice Hall 2010

The Fountain Head Ayn Rand Signet 1943

The Magician Stol Stein Colophon Corp. 1991

We All Fall Down Robert Cormier Bantam 1993

Heroes Robert Cormier Dell Laurel Leaf Pub. 1998

West Side Story Irving Shulman Simon Schuster 1961

Friedrich Han Peter Richter Penquin Books 1987

Where are the Children? Mary Higgens Clark Pocket Books 1975

Loves Music Loves to Mary Higgens Clark Pocket Books 1975

Dance

Edith Hamilton Mythology Mentor Penguin Books 1969

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The Odyssey/Homer Translated by Robert Vintage Classics 1990

Fitzgerald

After the First Death Robert Cormier Dell Publishing 1979

A Tale of Two Cities Charles Dickens Marco Book Company 2002

Falling Leaves Adeline Yen Mak Broadway Books 1997

Flowers for Algernon Daniel Keys Harcourt Brace 2004

The Miracle Worker William Gibson Everbind 2002

Re-Told Classic Myths Edited Kathleeen Myers Perfection Learning 1990

Vol I, II, III

Diary of a Young Girl Anne Frank Bantam Books 1993

Tunes for Bears Robert Cormier Laurel Leaf Books 1992

The Sailor who fell… Yukio Mashima Wideview/Perigee Books 1965

The Magician Stol Stein The Colophone Corp 1991

The Little Prince Antoine d Saint-Exupery Harcourt Brace 1971

Myths and Folklore Henry Christ Oxford 1968

Classical Myth… Francis E. Sabin Silver burdett 1958

David Copperfield Charles Dickens Hardcourt Brace 1934

The Chocolate War Robert Cormier Bantam 1974

West Side Story Irving Shulman Pocket Books 1961

Fahrenheit 451 Ray Bradbury Random House 1979

Ordinary People Judith Guest Ballantine Books 1976

Brave New World Aldous Huxley Harper and Row 1932

1984 George Orwell New American Library 1977

English 10 The American Experience Kinsella, Feldman, Stump Prentice Hall 2002

Native Son Richard Wright harper Perennial 1993

A Raisin in the Sun Lorraine Hansberry Vintage Books 1988

To Kill a Mockingbird Harper Lee Warner Books 1960

The Adventures of Huck Mark Twain Perma Bound 1988

The Scarlet Letter Nathaniel Hawthorne Perma Bound 1987

The Celestial RR Nathaniel Hawthorne Signet 1963

Old Man and the Sea Ernest Hemingway Simon and Schuster 1980

Dinner at the Homesick Anne Tyler Ivy Books 1982

The Glass Menagerie Tennessee Williams Random House 1966

The Great Gadsby F. Scott Fitzerald Collier Books 1975

The Cruicible Arthur Miller Penquin 1954

Forgotten Fire Adam Bagvasarian Random House 2000

Red Badge of Courage Stephen Crane Perma Bound 1979

Frannie and Zooie JD Salinger Little Brown & Company 1961

A Member of the Wedding Carson McCullers Bantam Books 1983

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Bell Jar Sylvia Plath Bantam Books 1981

Five People… Mitch Album Hyperion Books 2003

Julius Caesar William Shakespeare Perma Bound 1995

Shakespeare Made Edited by Alan Durband Barron's Educational 1984

Easy Series

Our Town Thorton Wilder Harper Books 1998

Ethan Frome Edith Wharton Macmillan Pub. 1990

Flowers for Algernon Daniel Keys Bantam Books 1994

The Pearl John Steinbeck Bantam Books 1943

The Catcher in the Rye J.D. Salinger Little Brown & Company 1945

A Separate Peace John Knowles Bantam Books 1959

And Then There Were None Agatha Christie Berleley Books 1991

A MidSummer Night's Dream William Shakespeare Barron's Educational 1985

Holes Louis Sachar Dell 1998

The Lovely Bones Alice Sebold Little Brown & Company 2002


Name: Diana Stedman

Dept: English


English 11 Prentice Hall British Lit Multiple Authors Prentice Hall 2002

A streetcar named desire Tennessee Williams Penguin Books 1974

Things Fall Apart Chinua Achebe First Anchor 1959

In the time of the butter… Julia Alvarez Penguin Books 1994

Madame Bovary Gustave Flaubert Airmont 1965

Equus Peter Shaffer Penguin Books 1974

The Naked Ape Desmond Morris Dell Publishing 1984

Rhinoceros Ionesco Grove Press 1960

Tess of the D'urbervilles Thomas Hardy Penguin Books 1980

Sister Carrie Theodore Dreiser Bantam Books 1992

The Mill on the Floss George Elliot Signet Classics 1981

Crime and Punishment Fyodor Dostoievsky Airmont 1967

Heart of Darkness Joseph Conrad Signet Classics 1983

Far from the Madding… Thomas hardy Penguin Books 1978

A Man for all Seasons Robert Bolt Vintage books 1962

Mrs. Dalloway Virginia Woolfe Harvest Books 1981

Siddhartha Herman Hesse New Directions 1951

Best Short Stories… Collection Fawcett Premier 1962

Winesburg, Ohio Sherwood Anderson Penquin Books 1919

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The Kite Runner Khalad Hosseini Riverhead Books 2003

Run Rabbit Run John Updike Fawcett Crest 1991

Anthem Ayn Rand Signet Classics 1995

The Fountainhead Ayn Rand Signet Classics 1993

Wuthering Heights Emily Bronte Globe Publishing 1993

The Great Gatsby F.Scott Fitzgerald Simon & Schuster 1995

Frankenstein Mary Shelly Penguin Books 1983

Night Elie Wiesel Bantam Books 1993

Voc. Through Pleasurable Harold Levine Amsco School Pub. 1998

Reading Vol. I-V 11th-12th gr

Preparing for the NJ HSPA Steven L. Stern Amsco School Pub. 2001

HSPA Success Cosmo Lorusso Instructivision 2000

Pre-HSPA Success Cosmo Lorusso Instructivision 2002

Roadmap to the NJ HSPA Scheir, Touchette Princeton Review Pub. 2004

NJ Lang. Arts. HSPA W.B. Consultant: Janet Murphy Prentice Hall 2002

Constructing Responses to Crowell & Kolba Educational Design 2001

Questions- Beginner, Inter.,

Advanced Levels

A Guide to MLA Joseph F. Trimmer Houghton Mifflin 2006

The Pact Davis, Jenkins, Hunt Riverhead Books 2002

Word Wealth Ward S.Miller Holt, Reinhart, Winston 2000

English 12 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf Edward Albee Edward Albee 1962

Idylls of the King Alfred Tennyson Riverside Books 1963

Sons and Lovers D.H. Lawrence Signet Classics 1984

Rosencrantz and Guilden… Tom Stoppard Grove Press 1967

My Fair Lady George Bernard Shaw Signet Classics 1969

Waiting for Godot Samuel Becket Grove Press 1954

The American Experience Edited by Barrows Macmillan 1984

The Farming of Bones Edwidge Danicat Penguin Books 1998

Of Mice and Men John Steinbeck Penguin Books 1965

Song of Solomon Toni Morrison Penguin Books 1987

Lord of the Flies William Golding Perigee Books 1954

Invisible Man Ralph Ellison Vintage books 1980

Oedipus the King Sophocles Washington Square 1959

Long Day's Journey into… Eugene O'Neal University Press 1955

No Exit and Three other Jean Paul Sartre Vintage books 1955

Being There Jerry Kosinski Bantam Books 1985

The Glass Menagerie Tennessee Williams New Directions 1945

Death of a Salesman Arthur Miller Penguin Books 1998

Cyrano de Bergerac Edmond Rostand Bantam Books 1981

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The Awakening Kate Chopin Penguin Books 1984

A Streetcar Named Desire Tennessee Williams Penguin Books 1947

The Crucible Arthur Miller Penguin Books 1952

A Delicate Balance Edward Albee Samuel French, Inc. 1967

The Pact Jodi Picoult Harper Perennial 2002

Helen Keller: The Story of My Life Helen Keller Signet Classics 2002

100 Years of Solitude Gabriel Garcia Marquez Harper Collins Pub. 1991

Of Mice and Men John Steinbeck Penquin Books 1978

The Farming of Bones Edwidge Danicat Penguin Books 1998

When I was Puerto Rican Esmeralda Santago Random House 1993

The Brief and Wondrous Life Junot Diaz Penguin Books 2007

The Pact Davis, Jenkins, Hunt Riverhead Books 2002

Business/Career English From School to Work J.J. Littrell Goodheart-Willcox Co. 2004

Building English Skills Edited by Joy Littell McDougal, Little & Co. 1985

Word Skills Mc. Dougal, Littell McDougal, Little & Co. 1991

Middle School

Name: Maddy Miqueli

Dept: ESL


ESL/ Reading Keys To Learning (Core Series) Chamot, Keatley, Anstrom Longman 2005

Nuevo Siglo de Espanol (Spanish) Marquez, Judith Santillana 2005

ESL/Writing Shinning Star K, Wiley Longman 2005

Power Up Series Unknown Steck-Vaughn 2004

The Picture Dictionary -Intermediate Rob Jenkins Thomson, Heinle 2005 PASSES/ESL

Milestones (Core Series) Anderson, O’Sullivan, Trujillo Heinle/Cengage 2009

The Picture Dictionary-Beginner Rob Jenkins Thomson, Heinle 2005 PASSES/Science Ciencias-Spanish Edition Bell, Dispezio, Frank,

Krockover Harcourt 2006

PASSES/Mathematics Matematicas- Spanish Edition E. Maltsky Harcourt 2002

PASSES/Social Studies America:Su Historia V. Bernstein Steck-Vaughn 1992

Memorial High School Textbooks Supervisor: Mrs. Maddy Miqueli Department: ESL

Course Name Book Title Author(s) Publisher © Date5570/5950 ESL New Entrant and PASSES ESL

Side by Side1 Second Edition Visions Basic language Series (Core

Series) The Heinle Picture Dictionary Champion of Ideas

S.J. Molinsky Brian Abbs G. Brookes

Prentice Hall Hall Regents Thomson & Heinle Thomson & Heinle Ballard & Tigue

1996 2004 2004 2005 2006

5830/5955 ESL Mid Level

Facts and Figures Visions Level B RED (Core Series) Get Ready To Read Launch Into Reading, L1,L2 Literature: The Outsiders Weaving it Together

P. Ackret, L. Lee G. Brookes K. Blanchard Florence Decker S.E. Hinton Milada Broukal

Thomson & Heinle Thomson & Heinle A. Wesley, Longman Thomson & Heinle Thomson & Heinle

2006 2004 1998 2002 1996 2004

5832/5958 ESL High Level

All American Stories Visions Level C PURPLE (Core Series) Literature:

o Holes o To Kill a Mockingbird

C. G. Draper G. Brookes Louis Sachar

Longman Thomson & Heinle

2006 2004

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5910/5920 ESL Transitional 5932/5942 ESL Advanced Reading

Advanced Grammar Book NJ HSPA Skills Sharpener Standards and Assessments Classic Literature:

Sense and Sensibility Jane Eyre Canterbury Tales Pride and Prejudice

Unknown Jane Austen Charlotte Bronte G. Chaucer Jane Austen

Cengage Prentice Hall Pearson Longman Follett

2004 2002

5940 ESL 12 Wordskills Blue Level Grammar and Usage Stand Out Level 5

J Comber, H. Peet J. Comber, H. Peet R. Jenkins, S Johnson

McDougal, Litell McDougal, Litell Cengage Learning

1991 1991 2009

FROSH ESL Longman Keystone Level A Anna Uhl Chamot John De Mado Sharroky Hollie

Pearson Longman 2009

SOPH ESL Longman Keystone Level A Anna Uhl Chamot John De Mado Sharroky Hollie

Pearson Longman 2009

PASSES History Longman Social Studies Pearson Education 2006 PASSES Science Longman Science Pearson Education 2006


Name: John Fraraccio

Department Driver, Health, and Physical Education


Health Health: Skills for Wellness Pruitt, Crumpler and Prothrow-Stith Prentice Hall 2001

Driver Education Drive Right: You are the Driver Johnson, Crabb, Kaywood, Opfer, Budig Scott, Foresman & Co. 2002

Driver Education NJ Driver Manual NJ Motor Vehicle Commission 2004

Physical Education Fitness For Life Charles B. Corbin and Ruth Lindsey Humna Kinetics 2007

World Languages - Elementary Textbook List


SPANISH Personas - Bravo, Bravo! Level 3 Book 1 Santillana 2001

Personas - Bravo, Bravo! Level 3 workbook 1 Santillana 2001

Personas Evaluation- Level 3 Santillana 2001

Personas- Bravo, Bravo! Level 3 Book 2 Santillana 2001

Personas- Bravo, Bravo! Level 3 Workbook 2 Santillana 2001

Viajes- Bravo, Bravo! Level 4 Book 1 Santillana 2004

Viajes- Bravo, Bravo! Level 4 Workbook 1 Santillana 2004

Viajes- Bravo, Bravo! Level 4 Assessments + Masks Santillana 2004

La Cartilla- User's Guide-Level K Santillana 2001

Aprendo a leer con mi cartilla -- Book 1 & 2 Santillana 2005

Mis primeras letras - Nuevo siglo de español Santillana 2005

Vuelo del Quetzal Santillana 2002

Enseño a leer con la cartilla (Bigger display) Santillana 2001

Hola! - Viva el Español workbook National Textbook CO. 1997

¿Qué tal? Viva el Español! Level A Teacher's guide National Textbook CO. 1997

Spanish -Speaking Cultures Contemporary Publishing 1997

Spanish made Fun & Easy Fisher Hill 1997

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My First Spanish Words to See and Learn Passport Book 1999

Colección Puertas al Sol Santillana 2004

Cuentos para celebrar Santillana 2006

Picture Dictionary Santillana 1997

Escribir para Leer -- Books A -- H Santillana 1999

REFERENCE Books Spanish Made Fun & Easy Fisher Hill 1997

(Theser are some Skills for success - Spanish Elementary Carson-Dellosa Publishing 2002

examples of La pandilla- curso de español para niños y niñas Edelsa Grupo didascalia 2004

reference materials 100 reproducible activities- Spanish elementary Frank Schaffer Publication 1995

kept by the WL Teacher's Discovery- Spanish Crossword masters Teacher's Discovery 1997

teachers to use with Homework Booklet- Elementary Spanish Instructional fair -TS Denison 1993

their students.) Un poco de todo TS Denison 1992

Busca Palabras en Español Teacher's Discovery 1997

Alphabet Games

(Titles vary depending on the personal inventory kept by each teacher)


Name: MERCEDES BERNAL

Department: World Languages

Course Name Book Title Author(s) Publisher Copyright Date FRENCH BIENVENUE UNKNOWN GLENCOE 1998

LEVEL I AUTHOR

TEXTBOOK & WKBK

A BORD-LEVEL 2 UNKNOWN CLENCOE 1998

TEXTBOOK & WKBK AUTHOR

EN VOYAGE- UNKNOWN GLENCOE 1998

LEVEL 3-4 AUTHOR

TEXTBOOK & WKBK

LE RACISME EXPLIQUÉ À

MA FILLE TAHAR BEN JELLOUN

EDITION SEWIL JANVIER

1998

AP FRENCH LOILA AMIRY BARRON'S 1998

ADV PLACEMENT

EXAMINATION (3-CD ROMS)

(purchased by teacher)

BREAKING THE FRENCH BARRIER 2ND EDITION

CATHERINE COURSAGET (purchased by

teacher) 2001

FRENCH DVD FRENCH IN ACTION - PART

1

FRENCH IN ACTION - PART

2

IMMIGRATION & RACISME

EN FRANCE

TV COMMERCIALS IN

FRENCH

THE MANY FLAVORS OF

FRENCH

FRANCOPHONES FROM AROUND THE WORLD

MARCEL PROUST-

WRITER'S LIFE

EXISTENLIALISM

QUÈBEC:ANCIENNE

CAPITALE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE

ITALIAN ITALIANISSIMO I DENISE DEROME NTC PUBLISHING 1994

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REFERENCE USE ONLY TEXTBOOK AND GROUP

WORKBOOK

REFERENCE USE ONLY ITALIANISSIMO II DENISE DEROME NTC PUBLISHING 1994

TEXTBOOK AND GROUP

WORKBOOK

REFERENCE USE ONLY AVANTI CON PERROTTA/MOREL AMSCO 1998

L'ITALIANO

(2ND ED.)

TEXTBOOK AND

WORKBOOK

REFERENCE USE ONLY PASSO AVANTI MOREL/LAZARUS/ AMSCO 1998

IN TALIANO- LEVI

TEXTBOOK AND

WORKBOOK

REFERENCE USE ONLY TOCCA A TE TALIERCIO PROFICIENCY

PRESS 1996

ACOCELLA COMPANY

PARLIAMO ITALIANO for

ITALIAN 1, 2, 3, & 4 UNKNOWN AUTHOR HOUGHTON 2002

2ND EDITION MIFFLIN CO.

AP ITALIAN LANGUAGE & CULTURE SUPERCIAO # 3

MORGANA, BOSELLI, MANZONI

LA SCUOLA 2005

TEXTBOOK & WORKBOOK

AP ITALIAN LANGUAGE &

CULTURE GHELLI BARRON'S 2008

SPANISH

SPANISH 2 YEARS

WORKBOOK NASSI/LEVY

AMSCO PUBLICATION

2001

SPANISH 3 YEARS NASSI/LEVY AMSCO

PUBLICATION 2007

BIENVENIDOS WOODFORD/SCHMITT GLENCOE 1997

LEVEL I

TEXT&WORKBOOK

A. BORDO-LEVEL II WOODFORD/SCHMITT GLENCOE 1997

TEXT&WORKBOOK

DE VIAJE- WOODFORD/SCHMITT GLENCOE 1997

LEVEL III

TEXT&WORKBOOK

SPANISH 3 YEARS NASSI BERSTEIN AMSCO

PUBLICATION 1989

TESORO HISPÁNICO --

DOES NOT CHANGE WITH TIME

LADO…PEÑA MCGRAW HILL 1982

LITERATURE --DOES NOT CHANGE WITH

TIME

AN ANTHOLOGY OF SPANISH AMERICAN

LITERATURE VOL 1 & 2 ENGLEKIRK…. CROW MCGRAW HILL 1968

LITERATURE --DOES NOT CHANGE WITH

TIME GALERÍA HISPÁNICA ENGLEKIRK…. CROW MCGRAW HILL 1965

LA LENGUA QUE SARAH MARQUES JOHN WILEY AND 2005

HEREDAMOS--5TH

EDITION SONS, INC

SPANISH FOR THE WOODFORD/SCHMITT GLENCOE 1998

SPANISH SPEAKERS

LEVELS 1 & 2

NOSOTROS Y CONRAD J. SCHMITT UNKNOWN 1997

NUESTRO MUNDO

1 & 2

ESPANOL ESCRITO VALDES/TESCHNER PRENTICE HALL 1999

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AP SPANISH LANGUAGE

AP SPANISH:PREPARING FOR THE LANGUAGE

EXAM DIAZ/PRIETO NADELBACK PRENTICE HALL 2007

HORIZONTES ASCARRUNZ/BIJUESCA HEINLE & HEINLE 2001

HORIZONTES ASCARRUNZ/BENITO- HEINLE & HEINLE 2001

AP SPANISH LITERATURE

AP SPANISH LITERATURE -- TOMO 1 & TOMO 2

NEXTEXT MCDOUGALL LITELL, INC

2003

CULTURA Y LITERATURA VESSELS

LITERATURE & PLAYS --DOES NOT CHANGE

FLOR DE LEYENDAS ALEJANDRO CASONA EDITORIAL

PORRUA ARGENTINA

1988

DE AQUÍ Y DE ALLÁ ZAYAS-BAZÁN D.C.HEATH & CO 1986

LAZARILLO DE TORMES ANÓNIMO SANTILLANA 1994

BREVES CUENTOS

HISPANOS 2009

LEER Y CHARLAR

LECTURAS AVANZADAS

(SPANISH AP READER) E.GIULIANELLI AMSCO 2002

DVD GRANDES FESTIVALES DE

ESPAÑA

MUNDO

HISPANOHABLANTE

EL DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS

SOR JUANA INÉS DE LA

CRUZ

LOS CUENTOS DE BORGES

NERUDA, BORGES, DARIO

LOS ACENTOS

LATINO INFLUENCE ON

THE USA

LATIN AMERICA

CERVANTES & DON

QUIJOTE


Name: MERCEDES BERNAL

Department: WORLD LANGUAGES 2011


FRENCH BON VOYAGE LEVEL 1 CONRAD J. SCHMITT MCGRAW HILL 2005

TEXTBOOK & WKBK

TEACHER'S EDITION

DVD VIDEO PROG

TRANSPARENCY

BINDER

CD ROM-TESTS

CD AUDIO

FRENCH OTHER MATERIALS

MARATHON MENTAL DVD

DISCOVERING FRENCH

CULTURE

LE FRANÇAIS PRATIQUE

FRENCH WRITING

ACTIVITIES

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE

TEACHER'S HDBK

FRENCH CHAT BOOSTERS

RICK STEVE'S FRANCE

FAISONS LES COURSES

LES REGIONS DE FRANCE

VIVE L'ACTION!

HOMEWORK LEVEL 1

LEARNING ABOUT

LANGUAGE

VISIONS OF FRANCE DVD

MOO! DVD

"THE RED BALLOON" DVD

"ZÉRO CONDUITE"

PARIS & FRANCE

ASST DVD'S

ÊTRE, FAIRE, AVOIR, ALLER

VERB CHARTS

HAVING FUN WITH FRENCH

FRENCH ROSETTA STONE FRENCH LEVEL 1 CD TEACHER'S HDBK

USER GUIDE WORKBOOK TEACHER'S MATERIALS

STUDENT'S MATERIALS


ITALIAN FORZA UNO TEXT & WKBK MICHAEL SEDUNARY EMC PARADIGM 2002

TEACHER'S CD

ELECTRONIC RESOURCE

AUDIO CD

TEACHER'S EDITION

ITALIAN DICTIONARIES

OXFORD PARAVIA

HARPER COLLINS

SANSONI

LO ZINGARELLI

ITALIAN VOCABULARY

MY FAMILY FROM ITALY

THE ADRIATIC COAST

THE LEOPARD

SICILY-ISCHIA

ITALIAN FRUITS & VEGETABLES

THE ITALIAN WAY

CANTI, RITMI E RIME CD

PER MODO DI DIRE

LEARNING ABOUT

LANGUAGE

ATTIVITÀ LESSICALI

LETTURE IN GIOCO

"AVANTI CON L'ITALIANO"

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

May 24 2012

TEACHER'S HDBK

INSTANT ITALIAN

VOCABULARY BUILDER

INTERACTIVE FLASH

ITALIAN STUDY CARDS

ASST. VIDEOS


ITALIAN ASST. VIDEOS SUPER CITY: VENICE ITALY: SOCIETY JOHNNY

FLAVOR OF ITALY FALL OF LEANING TOWER TOURING ITALY STECCHINO

ROSETTA STONE ITALIAN LEVEL 1 CD TEACHER'S HDBK

USER GUIDE WORKBOOK TEACHER'S MATERIALS

STUDENT'S MATERIALS

CLASSROOM IN ITALIAN

FRRUITS & VEGETABLES

SCRABBLE GAME IN

ITALIAN

SEASONS & WEATHER

TOMBOLA ILLUSTRATA

These French and Italian materials were moved over

to the high school

this past September because these two languages will no

longer be taught at the Middle School.

Elementary Textbook List - Science


SCIENCE ( grades3-6) SCIENCE Harcourt School Publishers 2006

SCIENCE ( gradesK-2) Discover the Wonder Scott Foresman 1996

Science Steck Yaughn 2004

Science Options 2005

Science People's Publishing 2003

Middle School

Name: Mary Ann Cinque

Department: Science


Integrated Science Prentice Hall Science Explorer

Program Authors: Michael J. Padilla, Ph.D. Ionannis Miaoulis, Ph.D.

Martha Cyr, Ph.D.

Pearson / Prentice Hall 2005


Cells and Hereditary Donald Cronkite, Ph.D. Pearson / Prentice Hall 2005


Environmental Science

Marylin Lisowski, Ph.D. Linda Cronin Jones,

Ph.D. Pearson / Prentice Hall 2005


Inside Earth

Carole Garbuny Vogel Michael Wysession,

Ph.D. Pearson / Prentice Hall 2005

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Astronomy Jay M. Pasachoff, Ph.D. Pearson / Prentice Hall 2005


Weather and Climate Barbara Brooks Simons Pearson / Prentice Hall 2005


Chemical Building Blocks

David V. Frank, Ph.D. John G. Little Steve Miller



Chemical Interactions

David V. Frank, Ph.D. John G. Little Steve Miller


Integrated Science Prentice Hall Science Explorer Motion, Forces, and Energey

T. Griffith Jones, Ph.D. Pearson / Prentice Hall 2005

Memorial High School Name: Mary Ann Cinque Science Department

Course Name Book Title Author(s) Publisher Copyright Date Advanced Placement Biology

Biology AP 8th Edition Neil A. Campbell Pearson Education Incorporated publishing as Benjamin Cummings

2008

Anatomy & Physiology Honors

Anthony’s Textbook of Anatomy & Physiology

Gary A. Thibodeau Kevin T. Patton Kevin Petti

Mosby, Inc. 2007

Biology Prentice Hall Biology Miller & Levine Prentice Hall 2008 & 2010 Glencoe Biology - the

Dynamics of Life Alton Biggs Whitney Crispen Hagins Chris Kapicka Linda Lundgren Peter Rillero Kathleen G. Tallman Dinah Zike

The McGraw Hill Companies Inc. 2004 & 2007

Biology Honors Prentice Hall Biology Miller & Levine Prentice Hall 2010 Chemistry Honors Chemistry Zumdahl –

5th Edition Steven S. Zumdahl Susan A. Zumdahl

Holt, Reinhardt and Winston Inc. 2000

Chemistry Modern Chemistry Raymond Davis H. Clark Metcalfe John E. Williams Joseph F. Castka

Holt, Reinhardt and Winston Inc. 2004 & 2009

Earth Space Science Earth Space: Geology, the Environment and the Universe

Frances Scelsi Hess et al Glencoe / McGraw Hill

2008



Karen Arms Harcourt Education Co. Holt, Reinhardt and Winston Inc.

2008

Foundations of Science – Bilingual

Holt Science and Technology -Physical Science

Holt Reinhardt Publishing Staff Holt, Reinhardt and Winston Inc. 2001

Frosh Science Prentice Hall – Exploring Physical Science

Anthea Maton Jean Hopkins Susan Johnson David LaHart Maryanna Quon Warner Jill Wright

Prentice Hall 2009

Life Science Life Science Alton Biggs Lucy Daniel Ph. D. Edward Ortleb Peter Rillero Ph. D.

Glencoe / McGraw Hill A Division of the McGraw-Hill Companies

2008

Physics Physics – Principles and Problems

Paul W. Zitzewitz et. al Glencoe / McGraw Hill

1999

Physics Honors Modern Physics Frederick E. Trinklein Holt, Reinhardt and Winston Inc. 1990

School Name

Name: Joyce Glatzer

Department: Mathematics K-6


Math K-5 GO MATH Dixon, Larson, Leiva,

Adams. Houghton Mifflin-Harcourt

School Pub. 2012

Math Grade 6 McDougal Littell MATH

Course 1 Larson, Boswell, Kanold,

Stiff Holt McDougal Littell 2007

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West New York Middle School

Name: Donna Mirabelli

Department: Mathematics


Math Exp/Apps 7 MS Math Course 2 Larson, Boswell,et al McDougal Litell 2008

MS Math Course 2 Wkbk et al McDougal Litell 2007

SMS 7 Buckle Down Level 7 Wkbk N/A Buckle Down 2009

GEPA Success Level G Wkbk Crowe Steck-Vaughn 2000

Math Exp/Apps 8 MS Math Course 3 Larson,Boswell, et al McDougal Littell 2008

MS Math Course 3 Wkbk et al McDougal Littell 2007

SMS 8 ASK 8 Success Work-a-Text Sico Instructivision 2008

ASK8 Math Coach Edwards EDI 2000

Supplemental

Special Education Working with Numbers D-F Shea Steck-Vaughn 2004

self-contained



Department: Mathematics

Course Name Book Title Author(s) Publisher Copyright

Algebra 1 H Algebra Structure/Method 1 Brown, Dolciani… McDougal Littell 2004

Algebra 1 Algebra 1 Larson, Boswell McDougal Littell 2001, 2004

Algebra 1 - Bil Algebra 1 Concepts & Skills Larson, Boswell McDougal Littell 2004, 2010

Geometry H Geometry Jurgensen, Brown McDougal Littell 2000, 2004

Geometry Geometry Larson, Boswell McDougal Littell 2004, 2011

Geometry Bil Geometry Jurgensen, Brown McDougal Littell 2000, 2004

Algebra 2 H Algebra Structure/Method 2 Brown, Dolciani… McDougal Littell 2004

Algebra 2 Algebra 2 Larson, Boswell McDougal Littell 2004, 2012

Junior Seminar Brief Reviews for HSPA Math Primiani, Caroscio Pearson 2008

Trigonometry Trigonometry 9th ed. Lial, Hornsbay Pearson 2007

Advanced Algebra College Algebra-Concept 5th Larson, Hostetler Houghton Mifflin 2006

Precalculus Precalculus-with limits 1st Larson, Hostetler Houghton Mifflin 2007

SUPA Calculus Single Variable Calculus Stewart Cengage 2008

AP Calculus AB Calculus - w/Analytic Geom 8th Larson, Hostetler Houghton Mifflin 2007

Special Education Mathematics

Algebra 1 A-B Q Algebra 1 Concepts & Skills Larson, Boswell Holt McDougal 2010

Geometry Q Geometry Concepts & Skills Larson, Boswell Holt McDougal 2010

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Algebra 2 Q Brief Reviews for HSPA Math Primiani, Caroscio Pearson 2008


Department: Business Education


Cooperative Business Education Succeeding in the World of

Work Kimbrell & Vineyard Glencoe Publishing Co. 2003

Introductory Computer Applications

Microsoft Office 2010 Introductory Concepts and

Techniques Shelly, Cashman,

Vermaat Course Technology Inc. 2010

Intermediate Computer Applications

Microsoft Office 2010 Advanced Concepts and



Advanced Computer Applications

NO TEXT BOOK: PROJECT-ORIENTED CURRICULUM

Everyday Law Understanding Business &

Personal Law, 13th Ed. Brown and Sukys Glencoe/McGraw-Hill

Publishing Co. 2006

LEP Computer Applications and Career Development

Microsoft Office 2010 Introductory Concepts and



Personal Finance Managing Your Personal

Finances Ryan Censesc Glencoe 2006

Accounting Accounting First Year Guerrieri Glencoe 2006

Marketing Marketing Essentials -

4th Edition Farese Glencoe 2005

Elementary Textbook List


Instrumental Music Essential Elements Hal Leonarf 1999

Instrumental Music Accent on Achievement Alfred 1997

General Music The Music Connection Silver, Burdett and Ginn 1995

General Music Music and You MacMillan 1991

West New York Middle School

Name: David Osnowitz

Department: Visual & Performing Arts


Survey of Music 7th The Music Connection Silver, Burdett, Ginn Scott Forseman 2000

Survey of Music 8th The Music Connection Silver, Burdett, Ginn Scott Forseman 2000

Survey of Music 7 & 8 Music Theory& History Kjos Music 1995

Survey of Music 7 & 8 Music Ammons Mark Twain Media 1995

Survey of Music 8th Music Glencoe McGraw Hill 2006


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Department: Family and Consumer Science


Food and You Food Nutrition and

Wellness Roberta Larson Duyff Glencoe / McGraw Hill 2010

Human Development & Advanced Human

Development The Developing Child Roberta Larson Duyff Glencoe / McGraw Hill 2010



Department: Technology Education


Architectural Design Architecture Residential Drawing & Design

Cloris Kicklighter, Joan Kicklighter,

Ronald Baird Goodheart-Wilcox 2000

Engineering Drawing Basic Technology Drawing Henry Spencer &

John Dygdon Glencoe 1980

Technology Today Experience Technology Dr. Stuart Soman &

Neal Swernofsky Glencoe 1993

Technology Today Experience Technology Resource Binder Gallo, Soman, Swernofsky Glencoe 1993

Wood/Tech Design Modern Woodworking Willis Wagner Goodheart-Wilcox 1980

Design & Drafting 1 & 2 Mechanical Drawing: Board & CAD

Techniques Thomas French &

Jay Helsel Glencoe / McGraw-

Hill 2003



Department: Visual Arts


Artscope Art Talk McMillan/McGraw Hill 2005

Artscope, Drawing & Comp. A History of Art for Young People H.W. Janson Harry N. Abrams, Inc 1997

Computer Graphics Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Adobe Press 2002


Dept: Music

Course Name Book Title Author(s) Publisher Copyright

Date

Vocal Music Successful Warmups Nancy Telfer KJOS 1995

Vocal Music Building Beautiful Voices Paul Nesheim Roger Dean Publishing Co. 1995

Piano Piano Literature Vol. 1 Jane Bastien Kjos Music 1994

Piano Czerny Method for Beginners Revised by Giuseppe Buonamici G. Schirmer, Inc. 1993

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Piano The Older Beginner Piano Course James Bastien Kjos Music 1977

Piano Adult Preparatory Piano Book John Thompson The Willis Music Co. 1943

Piano The Virtuoso Pianist (C.L. Hanon) C. L. Hanon G. Schirmer, Inc. 1939

Today's Music Selected Videos

Music Theory Tonal Harmony with CD Stefan Kostka & Dorothy Payne McGraw Hill 2000

Music Theory Tonal Harmony Workbook Stefan Kostka & Dorothy Payne McGraw Hill 2000

Chorus All-State Reading for Chorus book 17 Bass Music Services 2000

Chorus All-State Reading for Chorus book 16 Alto Music Services 2000

Chorus All-State Reading for Chorus book 15 Soprano/Tenor Music Services 2000

Elementary Social Studies Textbook List

K 2011

Scott Foresman Here I am: Kindergarten Package Teachers Edition/ Resource pack






1 2011

Scott Foresman All Together: Text/WB Online text Maps, Graphs Teachers Resource/Tech pack






2 2011

Scott Foresman Peoples and Places: Text/WB Online text Maps, Graphs Teachers Resource/Tech pack






3 2011

Scott Foresman Communities: Text/WB Online text Maps, Graphs Teachers Resource/Tech pack





Scott Foresman Communities Text/WB Online text Maps, Graphs Teachers Resource/Tech pack

4 2011

Scott Foresman New Jersey: Text/WB Online text Maps, Graphs Teachers Resource/Tech pack






5 2011

Scott Foresman United States: Text/WB Online text Maps, Graphs Teachers Resource/Tech pack






6 2008

Scott Foresman World: History Text/WB Online text Maps, Graphs Teachers Resource/Tech pack






PS #1 PS#2 PS#3 PS#4 PS#5 HLB

Middle School

May 24 2012

Name: Diana Stedman

Department: Social Studies 7th-8th


Social Studies "America: History of Our Nation" James West Davidson and Michael B. Stoff

Pearson Prentice Hall 2009

Social Studies "America's Story" Vivian Bernstein Harcourt Achieve

Rigby, Saxon, Steck-Vaughn

2006

Supplementary Materials Scholastic News, Upfront Scholastic News

Corporation 10-Sep


Name: Diana Stedman

Department: Social Studies


World History Honors The Heritage of World Civilizations Craig, Grahma, Kagan Pearson/Prentice Hall 2008

World History A Patterns of Interaction Roger B. Beck McDougal Littell 1999

Candide Voltaire Penguin Classics 1947

World History B World History: The Modern Era Ellis & Esler Prentice Hall 2009

World Geography Richard Boehm Glencoe McGraw Hill

Pacemaker World History Stephen C. Larsen Globe Fearon 2002

World History Bilingual Pacemaker World History Stephen C. Larsen Globe Fearon 2002

U.S. History I Honors American Pageant Kennedy, Cohen Houghton Mifflin 2002

Historic Viewpoints Vol. I Garraty-Longman 8th

Ed. 1999

The NY Times

Newsweek

U.S. History I A History of the US Boorstein Prentice Hall 2002

A History of the U.S. Teacher's Resource Prentice Hall 2002

Bud Not Buddy C. Curtis Yearling 1999

U.S. History I B America, Pathway to the Present Andrew Clayton Prentice Hall 1999

U.S. History I Bilingual The American Nation James West Davidson Prentice Hall 2002

U.S. History II Honors A History of the American People John Murrin Prentice Hall 2002

Facing History and Ourselves Margaret Stern Strom Facing History and Ourselves National

Foundation 1994

War and Genocide Doris L. Bergen Rowman & Littlefield 2009

The World Must Know Michael Berenbaum The John Hopkins University Press

2005

U.S. History II A The Americans Brian Gillespie McDougal, Little &

Company 1994

U.S. History II B America, Pathway to the Present Andrew Clayton Prentice Hall 2007

The American Pageant Kennedy, Cohen Houghton Mifflin 2002

May 24 2012

All Quiet on the West.Front

Erich Maria Remarque Fawcett Publishers 1994

U.S.History II Bilingual The American Nation James West Davidson Prentice Hall 2002

Urban Studies The City Reader Legates & Stout Routledge Publishers 1997

Eyes on the Prize Juan Williams Penguin Books 1998

Two Nations Andrew Hacker Scribner & Sons 1992

Sociology Sociology: A Down to Earth James M. Henslin Prentice Hall 2007

Economics Economics: Principals in Action O'Sullivan and Sheffrin Prentice Hall 2007

Amazing Grace Jonathan Kozol Crown Publishers 1995

1998

Editor: J.Starr Center for S.S. Education 1988

AP U.S. History Inventing America Maier, Smith, Keyssar Norton 2003

A History of the U.S. Kevles

Inventing America Maier, Smith, Keyssar, Norton 2003

Student Study Guide Vol. I-II Kevles

SUPA Syracuse Univsersity Project Advance

The Puritan Dilemma Morgan, Edmund S. Pearson/Prentice Hall 2007

The Minutemen and Their World Gross, Robert A. Hill and Wang 1976

A Rumor of War Caputo, Philip Holt and Company 1996

My Antonia Cather, Willa Bantam 1994

Manchild in the Promised Land Brown, Claude Touchstone 1965

The Classic Slave Narratives Bates, Henry Louis Signet Classics 2002

Liberty, Equality, Power Murrin, John H. Wadsworth 2008

Out of Many Faragher, John Pearson/Prentice Hall 2009

Coming of Age in Mississippi Moody, Anne Dell 1968

Jews Without Money Gold, Michael Carrol & Graf 2004


Name: Diana Stedman

Department: Social Studies S. E.


World History World History for a Global

Age Jack Abramowitz Globe-Fearon Book Co.

1993 Revised 2002


Age Book 1

Jack Abramowitz Globe-Fearon Book Co. 1993 Revised

2002


Age Book 2 Jack Abramowitz Globe-Fearon Book Co.

1993 Revised 2002

US History 1 Exploring American

History John R. O'Connor Globe-Fearon Book Co.

1994 Revised 2002

US History 1 United States History Wayne E. King John L.

Napp American Guidance

Service, Inc. 2001

US History II United States History Wayne E. King John L.


Service, Inc. 2002

World History C World History and You V. Berstein Steck-Vaughn Co. 1997

World History for a Global

Age Jack Abramowitz Globe-Fearon Book Co.

1993 Revised 2002

May 24 2012

Exploring World History John R. O'Connor Globe-Fearon Book Co. 1990

World History 3rd Edition Joanne Suter Globe-Fearon Book Co. 1999

US History IC Exploring American

History John R. O'Connor Globe-Fearon Book Co.

1994 Revised 2002

United States History 2nd

Edition Joanne Suter Globe-Fearon Book Co. 1994

US History IIC United States History Wayne E. King John L.


Service, Inc. 2002

R4 BE IT RESOLVED that, the West New York Board of Education hereby approves the following

textbooks as attached and as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools, based upon the recommendation of Committees which review, analyze and evaluate textbooks and make recommendations for those that best meet the Curriculum requirements of the School District and that are correlated with the Core Curriculum Content Standards:

Non Public Schools (as attached)

and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, the West New York Board of Education may also adopt additional and/or different courses or texts offered on an as-needed basis to expand educational services to its pupils in keeping with the Board’s Goals and Objectives for the 2011-2012 school year.

AS PER ATTACHED ENDING DOCUMENTS R5 RESOLVED that, this Board of Education hereby designates the The Jersey Journal and as

the designated official newspapers for compliance with N.J.S.A. 10:4 et.seq., and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, the following newspapers of general circulation be used as required in the best interest of the West New York School District for the publication of legal notices for the 2012-2013 school year: Cambio El Especialito The Star Ledger

R6 RESOLVED, this Board of Education move that as provided by N.J.S.A. 18A:22-8.1 amended

and by Policy #6422, the Superintendent of Schools or his designee, be designated to approve such line item budget transfers as are necessary between Board of Education meetings, and that such transfers shall be reported to the Board of Education, ratified and duly recorded in the minutes of the next regular meeting of the 2012-2013 school year.

R7 RESOLVED that, the following Financial Institutions be designated as approved depositories

for the West New York School District funds for the 2012-2013 school year and that the Financial Institution be required to be insured by either the SLIC or the FDIC and/or as required by both Federal and State statutes:

Capital One (Primary depository of record) Bank of America TD Bank North Commerce Bank PNC Bank Washington Mutual and Provident Bank shall be the Secondary or alternate depositories for school funds for one year effective July 1, 2012, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, the following warrant signatures be approved:

General Account Three (3) of three (3) President, Board Secretary, Superintendent of Schools Payroll/Account One (1) Superintendent of Schools

Agency Account One (1) of two (2) Board Secretary or Assistant School Business Administrator Activity Account Two (2) of four (4) Board Secretary, Principal, Assistant Principal, Business Manager/Internal

Auditor or Assistant School Business Administrator (Only in the absence of the Board Secretary) Memorial High School Athletic Fund Account Two (2) of four (4) Board Secretary, Athletic Director,

Business Manager, Assistant Athletic Director Cafeteria One (1) of two (2) Board Secretary, Business Manager/Internal Auditor

May 24 2012

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, this Board authorizes the President of the Board of Education, and the Superintendent of Schools, the use of facsimile for orders and contracts and miscellaneous documents.

R8 RESOLVED that, the West New York Board of Education approves Parliamentary

Procedures (Roberts Rules of Order), per Policy # 0164 and in keeping with the conduct of Business of this Board, at all meetings during the year beginning on May 24, 2012, as follows:

1. Call to Order 2 Flag Salute 3. Roll Call 4. Open Public Meeting Statement 5. Communications 6. Report of Superintendent 7. Report of School Business Administrator/School Board Secretary 8. Approval of Minutes 9. Presentation of Bills 10. New Business 11. Public Comment 12. Executive Session 13. New Business 14. Old Business 15. Adjournment

R9 WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education has in the past and will continue

to make available to it’s employees 403 (b) Tax Shelter Annuity Plans,

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that this Board does reapprove the following TSA providers, with current approved representatives noted, to continue to service the District and it’s employees in providing TSA 403 (b) plans,

Provider Employees/Representatives AXA Equitable Robert Lynch Scott Klein Jill Sherman MetLife Chris Hasselgren (including Travelers/Citistreet) Sarah Scholl Valic William Alvarez

BE IT STILL FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Board also re-approves the following vendors to provide funding vehicles for the District’s 457 (b) plan, with current approved representatives noted, will continue to service the District and it’s employees in providing 457 (b) plans for the 2012-2013 school year.

Provider Employees/Representatives AXA Equitable Robert Lynch Scott Klein Jill Sherman MetLife Chris Hasselgren (including Travelers/Citistreet) Sarah Scholl Valic William Alvarez

R10 RESOLVED, this Board of Education, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of

Schools, does hereby approve the NJ DOE Chart of Accounts Revised 2008 Edition, effective July 1, 2012.

R11 BE IT RESOLVED that, this Board guarantees non-discrimination practices and equal

access to all persons in all categories of employment, retention and advancement in this district, regardless of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age, gender, affectional or sexual orientation, marital status, liability for service in the Armed Forces of the United States, atypical hereditary cellular or blood trait of any individual or non-applicable disability.

An affirmative action program shall be a part of every aspect of employment not limited to but including upgrading; demotion or transfer; recruitment or recruitment advertising; layoff or termination; rates of pay or other forms of compensation including fringe benefits; employment selection or selection for training and apprenticeships; promotion; or tenure. The board-designated affirmative action officer shall identify and recommend correction of any existing inequities, and any that occur in the future, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, this Board of Education is an affirmative action employer and holds all its employees responsible for maintaining a working environment that is free from all discriminatory practices, harassment or favoritism on any basis included in the Board’s statement of equal access to employment, retention and advancement is prohibited, and

May 24 2012

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, this Board of Education shall maintain a working environment that is free from sexual harassment. Administrators and Supervisors will make it clear to all staff that sexual harassment is prohibited. No supervisory employee shall threaten or insinuate, either directly or indirectly, that an employee’s submission to sexual advances will result in any improvement in any term or condition of employment to an employee. Sexually harassing conduct committed by non-supervisory personnel is also prohibited, and finally The Chief School Administrator and Board have established a grievance procedure to implement this policy to inform staff annually of the identity and location of the Affirmative Action Officer and the implementing procedures as per N.J.A.C. 6:4-1.1 et.seq for the 2012-2013 school year.

R12 BE IT RESOLVED that this Board of Education shall provide an equal opportunity for all

enrolled children to achieve their maximum potential through the programs offered in these schools regardless of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age, gender, affectional or sexual orientation, marital status, liability for service in the Armed Forces of the United States, atypical hereditary cellular or blood trait of any individual or non-applicable disability, nationality, place of residence with the district, social or economic condition, or disability. Enforcement of other district affirmative action polices (1523, 2260, & 5750) contribute to this legally required equality of educational opportunity.

Staff members shall maintain professional relationships with pupils at all times and develop wholesome and constructive relationships with pupils. Staff members shall be expected to regard each pupil as an individual and to accord pupil the rights and respect that is his/her due. Staff members shall promote a learning environment that encourages fulfillment of each pupil’s potential in regard to his/her program, consistent with district goals and with optional opportunities for pupils, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, and the district’s affirmative action program is part of each academic program regarding all pupils. No one--including pupils, staff members, vendors volunteers, or visitors--shall commit an act of harassment/discrimination of any kind against any member of the school community on any of the grounds prohibited by law, and the Board of Education shall maintain an academic environment that is free from sexual harassment. The Chief School Administrator also ensures that staff and pupils participate in educational programs relating to this policy and the maintenance of an educational environment for the 2012-2013 school year.

R13 RESOLVED that, this Board authorizes the publication of the annual notice affirming this

Board’s policy to ensure equal education opportunities for all students and equal opportunities for all persons and by said policy affirms not to discriminate in its education programs, activities, employment policy or admission policies and practices on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, social or economic status, gender, handicap or lack of English language skills, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, this Board also authorizes the publication of this Board’s affirmation of the designation of Allan C. Roth as Title IX Affirmative Action Officer effective July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013, and the following personnel to the Affirmative Action Committee: Affirmative Action Committee Roberto Sanchez, Co-Chairman Clara Brito-Herrera John F. Fraraccio Beverly Lazzara Madely Miqueli Yvette S. Miranda Anastasia Olivero BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, said appointment is at no additional compensation.

R15 RESOLVED that, this Board authorizes the publication of the annual notice affirming

this Board’s policy to ensure equal education opportunities for all students and equal opportunities for all persons and by said policy affirms not to discriminate in its education programs, activities, employment policy or admission policies and practices on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, social or economic status, gender, handicap or lack of English language skills, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education authorizes publication of this Board’s affirmation of the designation of Beverly Lazzara as Section 504 Officer, effective July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013, at no additional compensation.

R16 RESOLVED that, this Board authorizes and affirms Board Policy to ensure compliance

with ADA regulations, and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, the West New York Board of Education appoints Rick Solares as District ADA Compliance Officer for the 2012-2013 school year, at no additional compensation.

R17 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, this Board of Education, by this resolution

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establishes a bid threshold of $36,000.00 below which bids may be awarded without public advertising and the 15% threshold for the informal receipt of quotations thresholds of N.J.S.A. 40A:11-6.1(a) and 18A:18A-37(a) is $5,400.00 for the 2012-2013 School Year.


Schools, does hereby appoint Elsie Diaz and Lissette Lombana as the Substance Awareness Coordinators for the 2012-2013 school year pursuant to WNYEA agreement.

R19 WHEREAS, Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of New Jersey (1975) known as, and hereinafter

designated as the “Open Public Meetings Act” requires notification of meets of public bodies, as therein defined, in the manner therein set forth, and

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, for purposes of compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act, the Board of Education of West New York hereby makes the following designations:

a) The Jersey Journal is hereby designated as the newspaper to received notification of meetings as required by and all sections of the Open Public Meetings Act, it appearing that this newspaper is most likely to inform the local public of such meetings and meet the requirements of the statute. The locations for posting of notices of meetings shall be the bulletin boards in the Township Clerk’s Offices located at 428-60th Street, West New York, New Jersey 07093 and the Board of Education Office located at 6028 Broadway, West New York, New Jersey 07093-2808. Announcements will be mailed to any person requesting individual notice of meetings as provided in Section 14 of the Open Public Meetings Act, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, the following notice be published, posted, mailed and filed with the Township Clerk(s) pursuant to the provision of said Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of New Jersey (1975): NOTICE OF SCHEDULED MEETINGS FOR THE YEAR 2012/2013 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that, the Board of Education of the Town of West New York in the County of Hudson, New Jersey, will meet to discuss or act upon public business at 5:30 p.m. on each of the dates set forth below, in the Public School #4 Auditorium, 6300 Palisade Avenue, West New York, New Jersey 07093.

May 24, 2012 December 12, 2012 June 11, 2012 January 9, 2013 June 26, 2012 (End of the Year) February 13, 2013 August 8, 2012 March 13, 2013 September 12, 2012 April 10, 2013 October 10, 2012 May 16, 2013 (Re-Organization Meeting) November 14, 2012

Notice of any additions to the above schedule or changes in the time, date or place of any scheduled meeting will be posted in the locations and mailed to the newspapers designated by resolution of the Board of Education of West New York, New Jersey, adopted on May 24, 2012, in advance, as required by law.

R20 RESOLVED, this Board, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools does

herby appoint Kevin J. Franchetta, School Business Administrator/Board Secretary as Purchasing Agent Compliance Officer (PACO) for the West New York Board of Education, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 17:27-3.2 for the 2012-2013 School Year at no additional compensation.


Schools, does hereby appoint Rick Solares as the Asbestos Management and PEOSHA Officer/Coordinator for the 2012-2013 School Year at no additional compensation.


Schools, does hereby appoint Robert Sanchez as District Safety & Health Designee for the 2012-2013 School Year at no additional compensation.


Schools, does hereby appoint Rick Solares as the District Indoor Air Quality Designee for the 2012-2013 School Year at no additional compensation.

R24 RESOLVED, this Board of Education move that as provided by Policy# 6470, the Superintendent

of Schools or his designees, be designated to approve the payment of bills between board meetings, and that such payments shall be reported to the Board of Education, ratified and duly recorded in the minutes of the next regular meeting of the 2012-2013 school year.

R25 WHEREAS, Title 18A:18A-10 provides that “A Board of Education, without advertising for bids,

or after having rejected all bids obtained pursuant to advertising therefore, by resolution may purchase any goods or services pursuant to a Contract or Contracts for such goods or services entered into on behalf of the State of New Jersey by the Division of Purchase and Property,” and WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education has the need, on a timely basis, to procure goods and services utilizing State Contracts, and WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education desires to authorize its Qualified Purchasing

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Agent for the 2012-2013 School Year to make any and all purchases necessary to meet the needs of the School District throughout the school year, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, the West New York Board of Education does hereby authorize the district Qualified Purchasing Agent to make purchases of goods and services entered into on behalf of the State by the Division of Purchase and Property not limited to utilizing approved vendors listed at: http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/purchase/coop_agency.shtml

R26 RESOLVED, this Board appoints Rick Solares as the District IPM (Integrated Pest Management

Coordinator) for the 2012-2013 School Year, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools at no additional compensation.

R27 RESOLVED, this Board appoints Robert Sanchez as the District Right to Know Officer for the

2012-2013 School Year, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools at no additional compensation.

R28 WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education is required pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:11-12

to adopt policy and approve travel expenditures by district employees and board members using local, State, or Federal funds to ensure that travel is educationally necessary and fiscally prudent; and WHEREAS, the Board of Education has determined that the training and informational programs sponsored by NJSBA and Hudson County School Boards Association and set forth below are directly related to and within the scope of board members’ duties; and WHEREAS, the Board of Education has determined that the training and informational programs sponsored by NJSBA and Hudson County School Boards Association and set forth below are directly related to and within the scope of the listed job title’s current responsibilities and the board’s professional development plan; and WHEREAS, the Board of Education has determined that participation in the NJSBA and Hudson County School Boards Association training and informational programs requires school district travel expenditures and that this travel is critical to the instructional needs of the district and/or furthers the efficient operation of the district; and WHEREAS, the Board of Education has determined that the school district travel expenditures to NJSBA and Hudson County School Boards Association programs are in compliance with State travel guidelines as established by the Department of the Treasury and within the guidelines established by the federal Office of Management and Budget; except as superseded by conflicting provisions of Title 18A of the New Jersey Statutes; and WHEREAS, the Board of Education finds that a mileage reimbursement rate of $.31 per mile is a reasonable rate; and WHEREAS, the Board of Education has determined that participation in the NJSBA and Hudson County School Boards Association training and informational programs is in compliance with the district policy on travel; therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Board of Education hereby approves the attendance of the listed number of school board members and district employees at the listed NJSBA and Hudson County School Boards Association training and informational programs, and the costs of attendance including all registration fees, and statutorily authorized travel expenditures, provided that such expenditures are within the annual maximum travel expenditure amount; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Board of Education authorizes in advance, as required by statute, attendance at the following NJSBA and Hudson County School Boards Association training programs and informational events: Travel Limitation for regular business travel up to $1,500.00 per person for the 2012-2013 School Year.

R29 RESOLVED, this Board, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, does hereby appoint Kevin J. Franchetta, Custodian of Records for the West New York Board of Education, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18a-2(b) for the 2012-2013 School Year at no additional compensation.

R30 WHEREAS, Pursuant to requesting access to government records under the New Jersey Open Public Records Act, N.J.S.A. 17:1A-1 et. seq., the West New York Board of Education hereby establishes a photocopy fee $0.05 per letter size page or smaller, and $0.07 per legal size page or larger of official Board Minutes and other public documents, and

WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education requires the public comply with all applicable OPRA statutes, and that all public information which requires employee time shall be provided at the hourly rate(s) of the employee(s) assigned to produce the public information for the 2012-2013 school year.

R31 RESOLVED, the West New York Board of Education adopts 18A:12-24.1 Code of Ethics for School Board Members for the 2012-2013 school year:

A school board member shall abide by the following Code of Ethics for School Board Members:

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a. I will uphold and enforce all laws, rules and regulations of the State Board of Education, and court orders pertaining to schools. Desired changes shall be brought about only through legal and ethical procedures.

b. I will make decisions in terms of the educational welfare of children and will seek to develop and maintain public schools that meet the individual needs of all children regardless of their ability, race, creed, sex, or social standing.

c. I will confine my board action to policy making, planning, and appraisal, and I will help to frame policies and plans only after the board has consulted those who will be affected by them.

d. I will carry out my responsibility, not to administer the schools, but, together with my fellow board members, to see that they are well run.

e. I will recognize that authority rests with the board of education and will make no personal promises nor take any private action that may compromise the board.

f. I will refuse to surrender my independent judgment to special interest or partisan political groups or to use the schools for personal gain or for the gain of friends.

g. I will hold confidential all matters pertaining to the schools which, if disclosed, would needlessly injure individuals or the schools. In all other matters, I will provide accurate information and, in concert with my fellow board members, interpret to the staff the aspirations of the community for its school.

h. I will vote to appoint the best qualified personnel available after consideration of the recommendation of the chief administrative officer.

i. I will support and protect school personnel in proper performance of their duties.

j. I will refer all complaints to the chief administrative officer and will act on the complaints at public meetings only after failure of an administrative solution.

L.2001,c.178,s.5.

BE IT RESOLVED, that the School Ethics Act and Code of Ethics for School Board Members has been received and discussed, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that policies and procedures regarding training of District Board of Education members has been adopted, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that each Board of Education member acknowledges receipt of the Code of Ethics for School Board Members and has become familiar with the Code of Ethics.

R32 RESOLVED, this Board moves that emergency procedures described in the official

West New York School District Emergency Management Plan be approved as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools, effective May 24, 2012.

R33 WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education has established a need for Substitute

Teacher Services throughout the School Year,

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Substitute Teacher remuneration is $100.00 per day, as of September 1, 2012, with an adjusted pay scale of $120.00 per day after nineteen (19) consecutive work days or more in any one assignment of Substitute services in the 2012-2013 School Year.

R34 RESOLVED that, the Board, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, does hereby appoint the following Board Members as representatives for the following associations:

County School Board Association: Adrienne Sires New Jersey School Board Association: Dr. Christine Piscitelli New Jersey School Board Association Delegate: Joseph Rodriguez

R35 RESOLVED that, the West New York Board of Education, appoints the Superintendent of

Schools to take action between board meetings for retroactive approval by the Board of Education for the 2012-2013 school year.

R36 RESOLVED that, the amount of District Taxes, exclusive of debt service requirements needed

to meet the obligations of this Board is $14,369,214.00 for the 2012/2013 School Year, and that the Town of West New York is hereby requested to place in the hands of the Treasurer of School Monies that amount per the attached schedule in accordance with the statutes relating thereto:

West New York Board of Education Schedule of Tax Levy Payments 2012/2013 July 16, 2012 .00 January 10, 2013 $1,197,437.00 August 1, 2012 $1,436,923.00 February 11, 2013 $1,197,434.00 September 10 2012 $1,436,921.00 March 11, 2013 $1,197,434.00

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October 10, 2012 $1,436,921.00 April 10, 2013 $1,197,434.00 November 12, 2012 $1,436,921.00 May 10, 2013 $1,197,434.00 December 10, 2012 $1,436,921.00 June 10, 2013 $1,197,434.00 Sub-Total 1st half $7,184,607.00 Sub-Total 2nd half $7,184,607.00 Total as per Certification A4F - Form A $14,369,214.00

R37 The Board of Education of the West New York School District, County of Hudson, State of New Jersey, as provided for in Chapter 172 Laws 1979 (N.J.S.A. 18A:11-3, et seq.) herewith enrolls Memorial High School as a member of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association to participate in the approved interschool athletic program sponsored by the NJSIAA.

This resolution to continue in effect until or unless rescinded by the Board of Education and shall be included among those policies adopted annually by the Board. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:11-3 in adopting this resolution, the Board of Education adopts as its own policy and agrees to be governed by the Constitution Bylaws and Rules and Regulations of the NJSIAA.

R38 BE IT RESOLVED that, the West New York Board of Education enter into a joint transportation agreement with the Hudson County Schools of Technology for the 2012-2013 school year, as part of the County Consortium Transportation Program, at a cost to be determined, based upon student enrollment and need,

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, this Board approves contracting with the Hudson County Schools of Technology School for the assignment of a bus aide, where necessary, at a cost to be determined based upon student enrollment and need. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, this Board acknowledges the Federal Omnibus Transportation Employee Training Act of 1990, 49 C.F.R. Park 382 et seq., requirements as submitted by the County Consortium and hereby approves same.

R39 WHEREAS, the State of New Jersey has adopted The Educational Stability Act A-2137/S1333 which requires this Board to appoint a Coordinator for securing transportation for students removed from the home so that they may remain in the school he/she attended prior to placement in foster care.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this Board appoints, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, Beverly Lazzara, as said Coordinator effective May 24, 2012 through June 30, 2013 at no additional compensation.

R40 BE IT RESOLVED that this Board of Education, and in compliance with NJPL 2010

ANTI-BULLY, Chapter 122, upon recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools designates Beverly Lazzara, District Anti Bullying Coordinator for the Academic Year 2012-2013. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, Beverly M. Lazzara will be designated as District Anti Bullying Coordinator for the Academic Year 2012-2013 at no additional compensation.

R41 BE IT RESOLVED that this Board of Education, and in accordance with the provisions

of Federal Statue 29 CFR 1910.1450, (Occupational Safety and Health Standards) upon recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools designates Rick Solares, Chemical Hygiene Officer for the Academic Year 2012-2013.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, Rick Solares will be designated as Chemical Hygiene Officer for the Academic Year 2012-2013 at no additional compensation.

R42 BE IT RESOLVED that this Board of Education, and in accordance with the provisions of New Jersey Statutes Annotated 34:2-21.1 et seq. upon recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools designates Scott Cannao (Memorial High School Principal), Working Papers Issuing Officer for the Academic Year 2012-2013.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, Scott Cannao will be designated as Working Papers Issuing Officer for the Academic Year 2012-2013 at no additional compensation.

R43 BE IT RESOLVED that this Board of Education, and in accordance with the provisions of

New Jersey Statutes Annotated 34:19-3. upon recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools designates Allan C. Roth, Conscientious Employee Protection Act Contact Person for the Academic Year 2012-2013.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, Allan C. Roth will be designated as Conscientious employee Protection Act Contact Person for the Academic Year 2012-2013 at no additional compensation.

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BUSINESS AND FINANCE BUS. AND FINANCE

1.1 On motion made and passed, the Board of Education accepted the report of SECT.

the School Business Administrator/School Board Secretary (148) as certified in keeping TREASURER with N.J.A.C. 6:20-2.2.13(d) and the report of the Treasurer of School Monies (A149) for the REPORT month of April, 2012, as presented by the Superintendent of Schools, and found them in agreement and upon review certified them to the best of their knowledge and no major account or fund had been over expended in violation of N.J.A.C. 6:20-2.14(b) and that sufficient funds were available to meet the District’s financial obligations set for the remainder of the Fiscal Year N.J.A.C. 6:20-2.13(e) and on this basis ordered them as part of the minutes of the Board of Education.

In keeping with the aforementioned approval, this Board does hereby also approve the submission of the April, 2012, Secretary and Treasurer Reports to the N.J. Department of Education, Division of Finance, Office of Budget Review and Fiscal Monitors.

1.2 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education approves the minutes APPROVAL

of the following meeting(s): OF MINUTES

April 11, 2012 Work Session/Business Meeting Executive Session

1.3 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education does hereby accept the PAID paid bill lists as presented by the Superintendent of Schools: BILL

Bill Lists #’s Total Amount

P-80 $982,205.48 P-81 $1,377.50 P-82 $340,759.15 P-83 $52,386.80 P-84 $252.00 P-85 $188,876.24 P-86 $1,226,158.66 P-87 $2,123,209.79 P-88 $125,525.61 P-89 $147,945.29 P-90 $1,306.56

1.4 BE IT RESOLVED, that this Board of Education, upon the recommendation of the TRANSFERS Superintendent of Schools, authorizes the following line item transfers and certifies that

the proposed transfer(s) will not affect implementation of any approved programs and/or services:

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FUND FROM TO AMOUNT

11 11-000-262-622-00 UTILITIES 11=000+261-420-00 MAINTENANCE -

REPAIR $ 24,000.00

11-000-261-610-00 MAINTENANCE -

SUPPLY $ 18,089.00

11-000-262-300-00

MAINTENANCE -PURCHASES

SERVICE $ 390.00

11-000-262-490-00 OTHER PURCHASED

PROPERTY $ 238.22 11-000-262-610-00 CUSTODIAL SUPPLY $ 6,174.00

11-000-270-420-00 TRANSPORTATION

REPAIR $ 9,098.31 11-000-291-242-00 OTHER RETIREMENT 11-000-262-520-00 INSURANCES $ 2,399.62

11-000-291-260-00 WORKMAN’S

COMPENSATION $ 7,233.41

11-000-230-340-00 PURCHASED

TECHNICAL SERVICE 11-000-230-530-00 COMMUNICATIONS $ 7,055.10

11-000-230-590-00 OTHER MISC.

SERVICE $ 4,449.20 11-000-230-585-00 BOARD TRAVEL 11-000-230-580-00 DISTRICT TRAVEL $ 333.98

11-000-252-600-00 INFORMATION TECH.

SUPPLY 11-000-251-600-00 BUSINESS OFFICE

SUPPLY $ 2,503.00

11-000-230-610-00 GENERAL ADMIN

SUPPLY $ 5,282.00

11-000-221-600-00 SUPERVISORS

SUPPLIES 11-402-100-600-00 ATHLETIC SUPPLIES $ 240.00

15 15-000-240-300-01 PURCHASED TECH

SERVICE 15-000-240-600-01 SCHOOL ADMIN

SUPPLY $ 1,633.00

15-000-240-300-03 PURCHASED TECH

SERVICE 15-000-240-600-03 SCHOOL ADMIN

SUPPLY $ 1,079.00 15-204-100-610-07 LEARNING / LANGUAGE 15-190-100-500-07 MISC. SUPPLY $ 2,886.00

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SUPPLY

15-190-100-610-07 GENERAL SUPPLY $ 1,200.00

15-000-240-500-07 SCHOOL ADMIN MISC.

SUPPLY 15-000-240-300-07

SCHOOL ADMIN PURCHASED

SERVICE $ 1,614.00

15-190-100-640-09 TEXTBOOKS 15-000-222-600-09 LIBRARY

RESOURCES $ 2,454.00 1.5 BE IT RESOLVED, by this Board of Education of the Town of West New York, awards SUMMER

the following bid received Friday, April 20, 2011, upon review by the Business Office, and is CLEANING hereby accepted subject to receipt of proof of compliance with Public Laws, 1975, Chapter 172, BID #01-13 on a per unit basis required.

Summer Cleaning, (Bid #01-13) CFM Service Corporation 1 Meadowlands Plaza Suite 259 East Rutherford, NJ 07073 Total amount of Bid $55,500. Bidders: Cristi Cleaning Service Corp. 77 Trinity Place Hackensack, NJ 07601 Total Bid $75,500. Oriental Pacific Maintenance Company, Inc. 1 Lethbridge Plaza Suite 4 Mahwah, NJ 07430 Total Bid $63,000. Pritchard Industries, Inc. 147 Columbia Turnpike Suite #207 Florham Park, NJ 07932 Total Bid $67,741.

1.6 BE IT RESOLVED, by this Board of Education of the Town of West New York, renew the EASTERN

contract with Eastern Oil Company (Eastern Finch, Inc.) of Kearny, NJ based upon the bid OIL CO. received Tuesday, April 13, 2010 for #2 Fuel Oil (Bid #03-11) for the 2011-2012 school year in RWNL #03-11 accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:18A:42a(1) at no increase. The price is based upon the New York Harbor Tank Car Consumer Low price with a fixed upcharge per gallon of $0.0810 based on the date of delivery.

FURTHERMORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that this Board of Education in accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-9 authorize the School Business Administrator/Board Secretary to advertise and receive competitive bids or utilize New Jersey State Contract, which ever method is more advantageous, for the furnishing and delivery of #2 Fuel Oil for the various schools of the Town of West New York for the 2012-2013 school year.

1.7 Approve the Third Renewal of contract for food service management services for the FOOD S.C.R.

2012-2013 school year with Nu-Way Concessionaires at a 3% Increase as follows:

2012-2013 AWARD The Food Service Management Company shall receive in addition to the costs of operation, a fee of $0.0840 (Eight Point Four Zero Cents) per reimbursable meal and meal equivalent to compensate the Food Service Management Company for administrative and management costs. This fee shall be billed monthly as a cost of operation. The Local Education Agency guarantees the payment of such costs and fee to the Food Service Management Company. Total meals are calculated by adding reimbursable meal pattern meals (breakfast, lunch and after school snack meals) served and meal equivalents. The number of School Breakfast Program, After School Snack Program, and National School Lunch program meals served to the children shall be determined by actual count. Cash receipts, other than from Sales of National Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program meals and After School Snack Program meals served to the children, shall be divided by $1.00 (One Dollar) to arrive at an equivalent meal count. The per meal management fee of $0.0840 (Eight Point Four Zero Cents) will be multiplied by total meals. The projected Management fee for the school year 2012-2013 is based on a projected total of 1,525,070 total meals. The Food Service Management Company guarantees the Local Education Agency a profit of at least $42,628.00 up to 100% of their management fee for school year 2012-2013. This guarantee is contingent upon the guarantee requirements as stated below.

a) That the reimbursement levels are equal to or greater than those from the base year contract and reimbursement does not decrease due to lack of funds.

b) Attendance levels remain within 5% of reported levels from the previous school year. c) The number of Free and Reduced priced eligible students does not decrease by more than 5% of

reported levels from the previous school year. d) Market fluctuations do not cause a substantial (+5%) increase in product costs.

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e) Ala Carte sales shall be permitted at all locations for the term of the contract. f) No change in school policy that significantly affects operating costs. g) No change in federal or state regulations that impacts cafeteria operating revenue or expense. h) A decrease in sales due to food recall that is beyond the control of the Food Service Management

Company may affect the guarantee. i) The state or federal minimum wage rate and taxes in effect as of January 1, 2012, shall remain

consistent throughout the year. 1.8 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the ANTI

recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, authorizes the submission of the BULLYING application for funds to support the implementation of the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights R.C.F.SUB. Act to the NJDOE for the project period 7/1/2011 to 6/30/2012 in the amount of $2,470.

1.9 WHEREAS, N.J.S.A 18A:7G-9(b)3 and 18A:33-1 and N.J.A.C. 6A:26-31, require the C.M.PLAN

implementation of a district Comprehensive Maintenance Plan/M-1, M-1 12-13

BE IT RESOLVED, this Board approves the adoption of the District Comprehensive Maintenance Plan/M-1 with corrective and preventive measures for the interior and exterior of each building and the major systems of HVAC, Mechanical Plumbing, Electrical, Structural and Grounds for the 2012-2013 School Year, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the M-1 shall be submitted to the Hudson County Executive County Superintendent of Schools.

1.10 WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education was notified May 10, 2012, that the BORROW

New Jersey Department of Education will defer the June, 2012, school aid payments until FUNDS July, 2012, and WHEREAS, under the authority of Title 18A, Education, of the New Jersey Statutes, N.J.S.A. 18A:22-44.1, 18A:22-44.2 or 18A:22-25, school districts are herby authorized to borrow funds for this purpose, and WHEREAS, the payoff of the approved short-term borrowing will be made by the state to the district’s regular state aid account from the district’s state aid payment no later than July 9, 2012, and WHEREAS, the state will also pay the interest cost approved by the department directly to the district’s regular state aid account, and WHEREAS, in order to ensure the continuing effective operation of the district, BE IT RESOLVED, this resolution permitting the borrowing of funds and submission of an Application for Approval of Loan to the Hudson County Executive Superintendent of Schools is herewith submitted, and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the West New York Board of Education hereby resolves to borrow $5,207,502.00 from Capital One Bank N.A., at 3.25% interest, total a mount of $5,220,655.41 to be paid on July 6, 2012.

1.11 BE IT RESOLVED, the West New York Board of Education hereby accepts the NJSBAIG NJSBAIG/ and NJEIF Subfund 2012 Safety Grant in the amount of $23,322.01 for the 2012-2013 NJEIF S.G.P.A school year.

1.12 WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education publicly solicited Requests for Proposal INCREASE

conflict legal counsel on November 9, 2011, and C.LEGAL C. WHEREAS, this Board of Education authorized the award of a Professional Service Contract to the firm of La Corte, Bundy, Varady & Kinsella, 989 Bonnel Court, Union Township,, New Jersey, to provide Legal Services, to the Board for the matter of Roque v. Passante and Locatelli in an amount not to exceed $5,000 on February 15, 2011, and NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, this Board authorize the award of the Professional Service Contract awarded to La Corte, Bundy, Varady & Kinsella to provide Legal Services for the 2011-2012 School Year be increased to an amount not to exceed $7,000.

1.13 WHEREAS, N.J.A.C. 6A:23A-5.6 requires a school district to discuss the findings of an OFAC

OFAC audit at a public meeting of the district board of education no later than 30 days after AUDIT L.A. receipt of the findings, and

WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education Early Childhood Education Provider, Little Angels of New Jersey LLC underwent such an audit for the 2010-2011 school year, and WHEREAS, the New Jersey Department of Education Office of Fiscal Accountability and Compliance letter of Report of Examination dated March 9, 2012 was received by the District on March 19, 2012, and WHEREAS, the Office of Fiscal Accountability and Compliance, based upon their limited review, revealed several areas of concern requiring additional monitoring and follow-up in order to enhance compliance with the contractual requirements of the educational components in the Early Childhood Preschool Education Program, and

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WHEREAS, the District, in collaboration with the Provider, is submitting to the New Jersey Department of Education Office of Fiscal Accountability and Compliance the attached Corrective Action Plan which addresses the issues raised in the findings. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Board has discussed the Report of Examination and Corrective Action Plan and approves said Corrective Action Plan for submission to the New Jersey Department of Education Office of Fiscal Accountability and Compliance.

CURRICULUM CURRIC.

2.1 BE IT RESOLVED, that the following Field Trips are approved provided that they are FIELD T.

in keeping with the Board of Education policies, as per listed:

No. of Transportation

School Date Group(s) Students Destination Activity Requested

P.S. #1 6/11/12 Rainbows Program 33

Miller Park, West New York, NJ "Celebrate Me" Day

P.S. #3 6/7/12 Peer Group 22 Dave & Busters, West Nyack, NY

Team building activities focusing on leadership X

P.S. #4 6/8/12 1st Grade - Rm. 206 24

West New York Public Library

Listen to story, take a tour and participate in media center

P.S. #4 7/12, 19 & 26/12

Beam 2012 Summer Program 50

Ocean Institute, Sandy Hook, NJ

Hands-on exploration of ocean life in Sandy Hook X

P.S. #4 7/17 & 7/24/12

Beam 2012 Summer Program 45 Bronx Zoo, Bronx, NY Tour exhibits X

* P.S. #6 5/21/12 5th & 6th Gr. Bil. 31

Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum, NY, NY Tour exhibits X

* Middle School 5/21/12

8th Gr. Special Ed. 90

Memorial High School, WNY, NJ

Freshman Orientation for special needs students

Middle School 5/29/12 7th Gr. - House 5 151

Liberty Science Center, Jersey City, NJ Tour exhibits X

Middle School 6/4/12

7th Gr. Peer Leaders 15

Funplex, East Hanover, NJ

Students will bond & learn about teamwork X

* MHS 5/6 & 7/12

TIGS & SAP Program 30

Fairview Lake, Newton, NJ

Participate in TIGS Mentoring Training X

* MHS 5/17/12

Tomorrow's Teachers / FEA 35

Fairleigh Dickinson Univ, Teaneck, NJ

Participate in an education conference X

* MHS 5/18/12 Tiger's Eye Club 50

Van Saun Park, Paramus, NJ

Compete in track & field events for disabled students X

* MHS 5/24/12

10th Gr. English Class 55

Kerasotes Show Place, Secaucus, NJ

Watch "Titanic" or "Hunger Games" X

MHS 5/30/12 Peer Mediators 15 Rutgers Law School, Newark, NJ

Presenting Peer Mediation Program X

MHS 6/7/12 Alternative Program 30

Las Palmas Restaurant, WNY, NJ

Annual luncheon for graduating seniors

MHS 6/20/12 Peer Mediators 40 Sandy Hook State Park, Sandy Hook, NJ

Activity for graduating seniors & incoming class X

Raindate: 6/21/12

MHS 6/21/12 TIGS & SAP Program 40

Great Adventure / Six Flags TIGS year-end activity X

* All Elem. Schools 4/27/12 G & T - 6th Gr. 65

P.S. #2 Auditorium, WNY, NJ Presentation of CSI Assembly X

* All Elem. Schools

5/24 & 6/1/12 Peer Mediators 50

Harry L. Bain, WNY, NJ Peer Leadership Training X

All Elem. Schools 5/29/12 G & T - 6th Gr. 65 P.S. #4, WNY, NJ CSI culminating activity X P.S. #1, #2 & #3 5/29/12 DARE Program 250

West New York Pool, WNY, NJ Participate in DARE activities X

P.S. #4, #5 & #6 6/4/12 DARE Program 250

West New York Pool, WNY, NJ Participate in DARE activities X

* Approved by Superintendent

2.2 BE IT RESOLVED, that the following Fundraisers are approved provided that they are FUNDR. in keeping with the Board of Education policies, as per listed:

School Group Advisor(

s) Type of

Fundraiser Date(s) Purpose

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* Districtwide Districtwide C. Guerra Denim Day 5/11/12 Raise funds for ARC of Hudson County

* Districtwide WNY Forever Civic Assoc.

K. Culhane Denim Day 5/21/12 Raise funds for fire victims

* Districtwide Statewide J. Fauta Denim Day 5/24/12 "GI Go Jeans for Troops Day"

Districtwide Early Childhood Program

R. Mendez

Denim Day/Collection 5/31/12

Collect & ship items to troops in Afghanistan

* P.S.#1 Wellness Committee

A. Sommers

Zumba Family Fitness 5/11/12

Raise funds to defray cost of healthy picnic

* P.S. #1 Wellness Committee

J. Avallone

Hoops / Rope for Heart 5/24/12

Raise funds for American Heart Association

P.S. #1 Wellness Committee

A. Sommers

Zumba Family Fitness 6/1/12

Raise funds to defray cost of healthy picnic

* Middle School 8th Gr. Chorus / School Store

C. Varrichio

"Gift Shop" Art Expo 4/29-31/12

Raise funds to defray cost of Graduation / Music Program

* Approved by Superintendent 2.3 WHEREAS, the West New York School District, in accordance with its instructional SPEAKERS

goals, has provided for guest speakers as part of the School and District Operational Plans, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, authorizes the following speakers to present the activities listed below, to be charged to the approved school district budget:

Activity Speaker School Date Cost Funding Source

Guest Speaker

Veronica Holeshnick

MS 05/29/12 n/a n/a

Guest Speaker

Lizard Guy PS # 1 05/17/12 $525.00 PS # 1 School Funds

Guest Speaker

Vincent Smith Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield

PS # 5 06/08/12 n/a n/a

Guest Speaker

Dr. and Mrs. Jorge Verea

MHS 06/13/12 n/a n/a

2.4 WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education, as per policy # 9250b2 has TRAVEL

determined that participation in professional activities, including conferences and meetings EXPENSE requires travel expenditures and that this travel is critical to the administrative and/or instructional needs of the district; and

WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education has determined that the school

district travel expenditures to the activities listed below are in compliance with both the West New York travel policy and with stated travel guidelines as established by the Department of the Treasury and within the guidelines established by the Federal Office of Management and Budget,

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon

recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, approves the attendance of the listed district employee as per the following including all registration fees and statutorily authorized travel expenditures to be charged as outlined below:

Name Activity Date Anticipated Cost

Funding Source

S. Rivas Project Advance Sociology/Spring Seminar 2012 Manhattan, NY

05/23/12 $36.00 District

T. Giacumbo NJ Anti Bullying Conference Long Branch, NJ

06/08/12 $10.89 (Mileage) $150.00 (Registration)

District

E. Gutshteyn-Gomez

Bringing Common Core to the Classroom

07/16 – 07/20/12

$1000 Registration

Title II 2012

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Los Angeles, CA E. Thorn Bringing Common

Core to the Classroom Los Angeles, CA

07/16 – 07/20/12

$1000 Registration

Title II 2012

L. Cirillo Bringing Common Core to the Classroom Los Angeles, CA

07/16 – 07/20/12

$1000 Registration

Title II 2012

J. Stirone Bringing Common Core to the Classroom Los Angeles, CA

07/16 – 07/20/12

$1000 Registration

Title II 2012

Z. Correa Bringing Common Core to the Classroom Los Angeles, CA

07/16 – 07/20/12

$1000 Registration

Title II 2012

A. San Juan Bringing Common Core to the Classroom Los Angeles, CA

07/16 – 07/20/12

$1000 Registration

Title II 2012

M. Estevez Bringing Common Core to the Classroom Los Angeles, CA

07/16 – 07/20/12

$1000 Registration

Title II 2012

S. Olivero Bringing Common Core to the Classroom Los Angeles, CA

07/16 – 07/20/12

$1000 Registration

Title II 2012

R. Sanchez Bringing Common Core to the Classroom Los Angeles, CA

07/16 – 07/20/12

$1000 Registration

Title II 2012

S. Issa NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration

Title III Funds 2011-2012

A. San Juan NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


B. Miquelli NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


R. Llanes NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


J. Peralta NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


R. Ortega NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


E. Avendano NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


L. Martinez NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


L. Villavicencio

NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


A. Bermudez NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


V. Luglio NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


Y. Miranda NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


S. Zaloom NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


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M. Miquelli NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


E. DelValle NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


N. Deer NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


L. Castano NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


L. Orosa NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


N. DelRio NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


N. Gorman NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


G. Poggi NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference New Brunswick

05/30 & 05/31/12

$194 Registration


ECS Master Teacher

Tools of the Mind Professional Development Series Neptune, NJ

08/03, 08/04, 10/19, 01/18, 04/17

$2,500.00 20-218-200-329-EC

C. Piscitelli Governance I Training West Windsor, NJ

06/02/12 n/a n/a

George Spina

IDEA 2013 Training – New Grant System

06/27/12 $17.65 District

Beverly Lazzara IDEA 2013 Training – New Grant System

06/27/12 $17.65 District

M. Loredo Teaching and Learning with Monarch Butterflies William Paterson University

08/13 & 08/14/12

$99.99 District

J. D’Errico Teaching and Learning with Monarch Butterflies William Paterson University

08/13 & 08/14/12

$99.99 District

G. Occhipinti Teaching and Learning with Monarch Butterflies William Paterson University

08/13 & 08/14/12

$99.99 District

M. Castro Teaching and Learning with Monarch Butterflies William Paterson University

08/13 & 08/14/12

$99.99 District

A. Restrepo Teaching and Learning with Monarch Butterflies William Paterson University

08/13 & 08/14/12

$99.99 District

J. Coloma Teaching and Learning with Monarch Butterflies William Paterson University

08/13 & 08/14/12

$99.99 District

I. Delgado Teaching and Learning with Monarch Butterflies William Paterson University

08/13 & 08/14/12

$99.99 District

2.5 BE IT RESOLVED that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation COMP. E.P.

of the Superintendent of Schools, authorizes the readoption of the Comprehensive Equity Plan for 2012-2013, and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education directs the Superintendent of Schools to implement the plan as adopted by this Board of Education.

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2.6 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation STATE FARM of the Superintendent of Schools, approves the submission of the State Farm Insurance INS. G.S. Grant in the amount of $82,346 for the 2012-2013 school year. This grant will prepare high school students for entering college to study education, and will assist struggling students at the elementary and high school levels. The Tomorrow’s Teacher students will provide training of volunteer tutors who will work one-to-one with children and youth. As a result of the additional assistance, there will be an increase in students’ academic skills.

2.7 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation MCCARTHEY

of the Superintendent of Schools, approves the submission of the McCarthey-Dressman Grant DRESSMAN in the amount of $28,206 for the 2012-2013 school year. This grant will provide an after GRANT. SUB. school program for music and dance in the context of social studies and language arts, African and Caribbean artwork, a play for elementary students, and a video document of the project. The funds will also support lighting for the stage, portable lighting for travel shows and camera equipment.

2.8 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation ING. U.H.G.S.

of the Superintendent of Schools, approves the submission of the ING Unsung Heroes Grant in the amount of $25,000 for the 2012-2013 school year. This grant will support tutoring materials for School 2, e-readers for the TTs and School 2, and computers for a TT lab.

2.9 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation FARM TO

of the Superintendent of Schools, approves the submission of the Farm to School Grant in SCHOOL the amount of $100,000 for the 2012-2013 school year. This grant will bring in more fruits GRANT SUB. and vegetables to the district’s menu on a consistent basis. Project will involve working in concert with local farmers, vendors, processors, as well as nutritional education in the curriculum.

2.10 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation GTECH

of the Superintendent of Schools, approves the submission of the GTECH Computer Lab Grant Program Grant in the amount of $15,000 for the 2012-2013 school year. This grant will help develop an application for equipment to support the creation of a new computer lab at PS # 1 to be used in conjunction with the before and after school program.

2.11 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation WHOLE KIDS

of the Superintendent of Schools, approves the acceptance of the Whole Kids Foundation and F./F.CROP. Food Corps Grant in the amount of $2,000 for PS # 4 for the 2011-2012 school year. This grant GRANT will be used toward gardening supplies and materials for the Wellness Garden at PS # 4.

2.12 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation TOSHIBA

of the Superintendent of Schools, hereby approves the acceptance of the Toshiba America A.F.A.F.G.A. Foundation grant in the amount of $9,336 for the 2011-2012 school year. This grant will transport our innovative and exemplary Alternative Fuels Education program to an advanced level. The money will be used to purchase two (2) dynamometers that will allow students to scientifically evaluate the efficiency of alternative fuels in car engines.

2.13 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation THOMAS

of the Superintendent of Schools, approves the display of Memorial High School’s Alternative ED.IN.L.D. Fuel Lotus Electric Car as part of Edison Day on June 2, 2012 at the Glenmont Garage in West Orange, NJ, honoring inventors and their innovative programs.

2.14 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation DISTRICT of the Superintendent of Schools, authorizes the submission of the district’s Professional P.D.P. Development Plan for the 2012-2013 school year.

2.15 BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education, upon the recommendation DAIRY of the Superintendent of Schools, approves the acceptance of the Dairy Council Fuel Up 60 C.F.UP. 60 Grant in the amount of $1,000 for Harry L. Bain School for the 2011-2012 school year. GRANT A.

OPERATIONS OPR.

3.1 BE IT RESOLVED that the following requests for use of facilities are approved provided REQUEST

they are in keeping with the Board of Education’s policies, as per attached: U.O.F.

Location Group Advisors Activity/Purpose Dates Time Purpose

Coviello Field

WNY Recreation

Dept. Victor Tapia Little League

Baseball 04/12/12 – 08/05/12

4:00 PM – 9:00 PM Monday – Friday

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday & Sunday Practice/Games

MS Computer Lab

Early Childhood Program Rita Mendez Computer Classes

04/18/12 05/02/12 05/09/12 05/16/12 05/23/12 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Changed from MHS to MS. BOE Approved 3/22/12

PS 2 Cafeteria` PS 2 PTA Michelle Lopez PTA Meeting 04/26/12 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

MS Cafeteria MHS Peer Ed Donnelly OPF Evening

Program 04/26/12 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Host parents of MHS OPF.

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3.2 BE IT RESOLVED that the following requests for transportation are approved provided REQUEST

they are in keeping with the Board of Education’s policies, as per attached: TRANSPORT.

3.3 BE IT RESOLVED that, this Board, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of TREE PL.

Schools, approves the request of P.S. 3 Peer Students to plant a tree at the New P.S. 3 school grounds to commemorate Arbor Day & Earth Day. (Site to be determined by Mr. Rick Solares)

3.4 BE IT RESOLVED that, this Board, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent DONATION

PS 2 Auditorium G&T Michelle Lopez CSI Assembly 04/27/12 10:00 AM –11:30 AM Assembly for 6th grade.

MS Auditorium W.N.Y. B.O.E. Robert Sanchez Public Meeting

Redistricting Plan 05/09/12 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

Discuss the implications of the redistricting plan.

PS 4 Annex Cafeteria

W.N.Y. Health Department Vincent Rivelli Annual Rabies Clinic 05/07/12 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Rabies Clinic Facility

P.S. 4 Auditorium Town of W.N.Y. Milena Castaneda ABC Boards 05/24/12 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM MS Gym Locker Room, Bathrooms

WNY Recreation

Dept. Nicole DeFino Lee Football Clinic 05/25/12 – 06/16/12 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Training

ECS ECS Rita Mendez

Provider Director & Family Worker

Meeting 05/29/12 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Review Guidelines

MS Cafeteria & Auditorium

MHS Athletic Dept. John Fraraccio

Spring & Winter Sports Award Dinner 05/30/12 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Sports Awards Ceremony

Coviello Field ECS Rita Mendez Field Day 05/30/12 06/01/12

10:00 AM –11:30 AM Rain Date

H.L.B. Cafeteria HLB PTA Michelle Lopez PTA Meeting 05/31/12 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Coviello Field Wellness

Committee Randi Cabana Powder Puff Football 06/05/12 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Fundraiser for children w/cancer.

M.H.S. Rms G1/G2

W.N.Y. Recreation

Dept. Nicole DeFino CPR Certification TBA TBA Staff member’s certification.

Coviello Field W.N.Y. Middle

School Israel Rodriguez Field Day 06/06/12 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM School Activity

P.S. 4 Auditorium & Cafeteria

Bright Beginnings

Early Learning Centers Lissette Marinelli

End of Year Celebration 06/14/12 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

ECS Multi-Purpose Room ECS Rita A. Mendez Waiting List Meeting 06/18-19/12 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Parent Meetings

M.S. Gym

W.N.Y. Recreation

Dept. Nicole DeFino Basketball Clinic Summer Program

06/18/12 08/17/12 4:30 PM – 7:30 PM

Summer Program

M.S. Kitchen, Gym, Auditorium, Cafeteria, Classrooms, Field

W.N.Y. Recreation

Dept.

Nicole DeFino

Cheering/Zumba Summer Program

06/18/12 – 08/10/12

7:00 A.M. – 5:00 PM

Summer Program

MHS Home Economics Classrooms

W.N.Y. Recreation

Dept. Nicole DeFino Cooking Class

Summer Program 06/18/12 – 08/10/12 7:00 A.M. – 5:00 PM

Summer Program

P.S. 5 Gym

W.N.Y. Recreation

Dept. Nicole DeFino Cheering/Zumba Summer Program

06/18/12 – 08/10/12 7:00 A.M. – 5:00 PM

Summer Program

MHS Kitchen, Gym, Cafeteria, Classrooms, Locker Rooms

W.N.Y. Recreation

Dept. Nicole DeFino

Harlem Wizards Fund Raiser

Basketball Game 07/11/12 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Date Change BOE Approved 3/22/12

M.S. Gym

W.N.Y. Recreation

Dept. Nicole DeFino Football Clinic

Summer Program 07/16/12 08/31/12 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Summer Program


MHS Class of 1972

Rosemary Donnelly Class Tour of MHS 10/05/12 TBA Tour Building

Group Advisor(s) Transport No. of Buses Dates Destination

WNY Recreation Dept. Nicole DeFino Soccer Team 1 04/29/12 Passaic

ECS Rita Mendez

P.S. 6 RM 115 RM 116 RM 113

P.S. 4 RMS 110A&111 RM 110 RM 113

1 1 1 1 1 1

05/02/12 05/03/12 05/08/12 05/25/12 05/30/12 05/30/12 Early Child School, WNY

MHS Art Dept. David Osnowitz Tables/Art Work Truck 05/04/12 05/14/12

Bayonne, Drop Off West New York, Pick Up

St. Joseph’s Choir Eileen Donovan-Ferrando Choir & Chaperones 1 05/10/12 Kearny

Weehawken H.S. Anthony Stratton Baseball Team 1 05/11/12 Wood-Ridge

WNY Recreation Nicole DeFino Soccer 1 05/12/12 Elizabeth

WNY Recreation Nicole DeFino Soccer 1 05/12/12 Paterson

WNY Recreation Nicole DeFino Soccer 1 05/20/12 Passaic

WNY Recreation Nicole DeFino Soccer 1 05/20/12 Fairview

WNY Recreation Nicole DeFino Soccer 1 05/20/12 Belleville

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of Schools, accepts the donation of $6000.00 from the Duran Family for the Peer Leadership and Mediation Program at Memorial High School, as per the attached.

3.5 BE IT RESOLVED that, this Board, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of CHAIRS/

Schools, approves the request from the North Hudson Community Action Corp. to borrow TABLES 50 tables and 100 chairs for their 5th Annual Health Fair to take place Friday, June 8, 2012.

3.6 BE IT RESOLVED that, this Board, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of FINAL ED.

Schools, approves the submission of the Final Educational Adequacy Plan for the Saint ACQ. PLAN Joseph’s High School Acquisition Project to the New Jersey Department of Education for Final Educational Adequacy Approval as per attached.

AS PER ATTACHED ENDING DOCUMENTS SPECIAL SERVICES SPS.

4.1 RESOLVED that the West New York Board of Education approves the following TRANSPORT

Special Education out of district placements and transportation for the 2011/2012 School PLACEMNT. Year as per attached list. Contracts on file in the Office of the School Business Administrator/ 11/12 SY Board Secretary:

OUT OF DISTRICT LIST

ORG REVISED MOVED/ DROPPED

ID School School Hours Tuition Start Date/ End Date

BOE Approved 1:1 Aide

Level Services OT/PT Trans. Trans.

007004 Henry P. Becton Regional High School 7:54 -- 2:54 $51,000.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 HCST

007004 Becton -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11

007006 N. A. Bleshman Reg Day Sch/Paramus 8:30 -- 2:15 $65,300.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 9/14/11 HCST

007006 N. A. Bleshman Reg Day-- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,700.00 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11

007007 Department of Children and Families Regional School/Secaucus 8:00 -- 3:00 $38,999.40 7/1/11 -- 6/30/12 9/14/11 DCFRS

007008 Washington Academy 8:30 - 2:00 $43,981.20 9/7/11 -- 6/22/12 8/17/11 HCST

007008 Terminated effect. 11/9/11 11/9/11

007008 Chapel Hill 8:30 -- 2:00 $52,380.00 11/7/11 -- 6/22/12 11/9/11

007012 Department of Children and Families Regional School/Secaucus 8:00 -- 3:00 $38,999.40 7/1/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 DCFRS

007012 (Augmentative Communication Assessment -BCSS)

007012 Returning to district effect. 4/9/12 4/11/12

007013 A. Harry Moore School 8:00 -- 2:00 $53,626.95 9/8/11 -- 6/22/12 8/17/11

007013 A. Harry Moore School -- ESY Program $5,520.00 7/6/11 -- 8/2/11 10/12/11

007015 Washington Ridgewood 9:00 -- 2:45 $69,300.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 HCST

007015 Washington Ridgewood--ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11

007016 Youth Consultation Services GWS -- Hackensack 8:45 -- 2:15 HCST

007016 Terminated from YCS George Washington 11/18/10

007016 Home Instruction effect. 11/19/10

007016 The High Point School of Bergen County HCST

007016 Placed on Home Instruction effect. 6/14/11 6/30/11

007017 NJ Regional Day School Jersey City $52,107.00 9/7/11 -- 6/30/12 12/14/11 $26,229.00

007017 NJ Regional Day School Jersey City $2,330.00 7/1/11 -- 7/29/11 9/14/11 $1,650.00

007021 Department of Children and Families Regional School/Secaucus 8:00 -- 3:00 DCFRS


007022 AdvoServ 8:00 -- 2:30 $63,543.00 7/1/11 -- 6/30/12 6/30/11 RESIDENTIAL

007023 Slocum/Skewes School E.S. 8:15 -- 2:35 $34,674.00 7/5/11 -- 6/22/12 8/17/11 HCST

007025 Youth Consultation Services GWS-Hackensack 8:45 -- 2:15 HCST


007026 New Bridges 9:00 -- 2:40 $69,300.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 HCST

007026 New Bridges -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11

007028 Home Instruction effect. 4/28/11 5/16/11

007033 Bergen Center for Child Development 8:30 -- 2:00 $51,285.66 7/1/11 -- 6/22/12 11/9/11 HCST

007038 Early Childhood Learning Center 8:45 -- 2:45 HCST

007040 Washington Ridgewood 9:00 -- 2:45 $69,300.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 HCST

007040 Washington Ridgewood -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11

007041 Chapel Hill Academy 8:00 -- 2:30 $53,820.00 9/6/11 -- 6/22/12 8/17/11 WNY

May 24 2012

007045 Lakeview Learning Center 8:00 -- 2:15 $47,257.00 9/1/11 -- 6/29/12 8/17/11 HCST

007048 Washington New Bridges 9:00 -- 2:45 $69,300.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 HCST


007049 BCSS -- Venture Program 8:12 -- 2:50 $95,800.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 HCST

007049 BCSS -- Venture Program -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11

007052 Ranch Hope Strang School 9:00 -- 3:00 RESIDENTIAL

007052 Discharged from Residential effect. 6/18/10

007052 Washington Academy 8:30 -- 2:00

007052 Placed on Home Instruction effect. 6/3/11 6/30/11

007053 Union Street School Hearing Impaired Program (HIP) 8:12 -- 2:50 $64,700.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 HCST

007053 HIP -- Union Street -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11

007054 Norman A. Bleshman Regional Day School 8:30 -- 2:15 $65,300.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 9/14/11 HCST

007054 Norman A. Bleshman Reg. Day -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,700.00 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11

007056 Chancellor Academy 8:00 -- 2:00 HCST

007056 Chancellor Academy

007056 Placement Terminated effect. 2/24/11


007057 Chapel Hill Academy 8:00 -- 2:30 $61,110.00 9/1/11 -- 6/22/12 8/17/11 WNY

007058 Lakeview Learning Center 9:00 -- 2:00 $47,257.00 9/1/11 -- 6/29/12 8/17/11 HCST

007068 Norman A. Bleshman Regional Day School 8:30 -- 2:15 $65,300.00 9/6/11 --6/30/12 9/14/11 HCST


007069 Felician School For Exceptional Children 8:30 -- 2:00 $47,648.00 7/1/11 -- 6/21/12 6/30/11 HCST

007071 CPC Behavioral Healthcare -- High Point Schools 9:00 -- 2:30 $69,700.00 7/11/11 -- 6/22/12 8/17/11

007071 Discharged effect. 8/12/11 9/14/11

007071 Bergen Center for Child Development 8:30 -- 2:00 $45,209.16 9/1/11 -- 6/22/12 9/14/11



007079 Washington Academy 8:30 -- 2:00 $52,288.76 7/5/11 -- 6/22/12 6/30/11 WNY



007079 Benway School $52,010.43 11/28/11 -- 6/25/12 12/14/11

007081 Delete -- Moved out of district effect. 6/24/11 8/17/11 M (6/24/11)

007085 North Hudson Academy 8:30 -- 2:00 $46,244.10 7/1/11 -- 6/18/12 8/17/11 HCST

007090 Home Instruction terminated effect. 7/5/10

007090 Chapel Hill Academy

007090 Terminated from placement effect. 7/30/10

007090 Washington Academy 8:30 -- 2:00 HCST

007090 Terminated from placement effect. 12/29/10

007090 Home Instruction -- Effect. 12/30/10

007090 Coastal Learning Center, Inc. $53,558.24 7/5/11 -- 6/22/12 8/17/11


007090 Bergen Center for Child Development $45,209.16 1/30/12 -- 6/22/12 2/15/12

007101 Lake Drive School $58,150.00 9/6/11 -- 6/20/12 8/17/11

007101 Lake Drive School 9/6/11 -- 6/20/12 11/9/11 $4,200.00

007101 Lake Drive School -- ESY Program $5,815.00 7/5/11 -- 7/29/11 6/30/11

007103 St. Joseph's School For The Blind 8:30 -- 3:00 $74,130.00 7/5/11 -- 6/19/12 9/14/11 WNY

007105 Washington Academy 8:30 -- 2:00 $52,288.76 7/5/11 -- 6/30/11 WNY


007115 Union Street School Hearing Impaired Program(HIP) $53,600.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 11/9/11

007115 Union Street School Hearing Impaired Program(HIP) $64,700.00 9/7/11 -- 6/30/12 11/9/11


007117 Brownstone School 9:00 -- 2:30 $51,500.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 HCST

007117 Brownstone School -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11

007120 Concordia Learning Center (St. Joseph's School for the Blind) 8:00 -- 2:45 $74,130.00 7/5/11 -- 6/12/12 9/14/11 WNY

007123 Washington South--Rocco Montesano Campus $69,300.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 HCST

007123 Washington South-- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11

007124

Early Childhood (Augmentative Communication Assessment @ PS#4)

007126 Palisades Learning Center 8:45 -- 2:00 $52,040.00 7/5/11 -- 6/22/12 8/17/11 $1,700.00

007128 NJ Regional Day School Jersey City $52,107.00 9/7/11 -- 6/30/12 12/14/11

007128 NJ Regional Day School Jersey City $2,330.00 7/1/11 -- 7/29/11 9/14/11 HCST

007129 New Hope Foundation, Inc. (Residential Placement)

007131 Early Childhood Learning Center 8:45 -- 2:45 $45,762.00 7/5/11 -- 6/22/12 8/17/11

007131 Early Childhood Learning Center HCST

007131 Early Childhood Learning Center 11/9/11 WNY

007132 Chapel Hill Academy 8:30 -- 2:00

May 24 2012

007132 Assistive Technology Assessment (BCSS) WNY

007132 Chapel Hill Placement Terminated effect. 12/10/10


007132 Lincoln School


007132 The Forum School $30,495.39 11/30/11 -- 6/29/12 12/14/11

007133 Union Street School $64,700.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11

007133 HIP - Union Street -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11 HCST

007134 YCS--George Washington 8:45 -- 2:15

007137 A. Harry Moore School 8:30 -- 2:15 $53,626.95 9/8/11 -- 6/22/12 8/17/11 DCFRS

007137 A. Harry Moore School -- ESY Program $5,520.00 7/6/11 -- 8/2/11 10/12/11 WNY


007143 BCSS -- Washington South--Rocco Montesano 8:12 - 2:50 $67,600.00 9/7/10 -- 6/30/11 9/22/10 007145 PS# 1(Commission for the Blind Services)-Level I

007147 Concordia Learning Center @St. Joseph's 8:00 -- 2:45 $74,130.00 7/5/11 -- 6/19/12 9/14/11 $1,700.00

007148 PS#1 (Commission for the Blind Services)-Level IV WNY

007149 Washington Academy 8:30 -- 2:00 $52,288.76 7/5/11 -- 6/22/12 6/30/11

007150 Educational Enterprise for Instructing Children 9:00 -- 2:30 $89,250.00 7/5/11 -- 6/19/12 6/30/11 WNY

007151 Augmentative Communication Assessment (BCSS) HCST

007153 BCSS -- Washington South 9:00 -- 2:45 $69,300.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 $1,700.00

007153 BCSS -- Washington South --ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/6/11 --7/29/11 5/16/11

007154 East Mountain School $59,164.20 9/6/11 -- 6/22/12 8/17/11

007154 Discharged from Residential effect. 12/20/11 1/11/12

007154 Returning to District effect. 12/21/11 1/11/12

007155 North Hudson Academy 8:30 -- 2:00 $40,078.22 9/2/11 -- 6/18/12 8/17/11

007156 Cornerstone Day School $69,300.00 7/1/11 -- 6/30/12 6/30/11

007157 JCC Therapeutic Nursery 9:00 -- 11:30 $51,000.00 7/11/11 -- 6/22/12 6/30/11

007158 PS# 5 (Commission for the Blind Services) Level II 9/1/11 -- 6/30/12 9/14/11

007159 BCSS -- Washington Ridgewood $69,300.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 $4,100.00

007159 BCSS -- Washington Ridgewood -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/6/11 -- 7/19/11 5/16/11

007160 BCSS -- Union Street School $64,700.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11

007160 BCSS -- Union Street School -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/6/11 -- 7/29/11 5/16/11

007160 Moved effect. 10/12/11 11/9/11 M (10/12/11)

007160 BCSS -- HIP Union Street $64,700.00 11/29/11 -- 6/30/12 12/14/11

007161 BCSS -- Washington South 9:00 -- 2:45 $69,300.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11

007162 BCSS -- Brownstone School 9:30 -- 2:30 $51,500.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 HCST

007163 BCSS -- Hillcrest Academy 9:30 -- 2:30 $51,000.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 HCST

007163 Terminated from placement effect. 12/8/11 1/11/12

007164 1st Cerebral Palsy of New Jersey, Inc. $61,013.40 7/5/11 -- 6/20/12 6/30/11 HCST

007165 Chapel Hill Academy 8:30 -- 2:15 $65,300.00 9/6/11 -- 6/30/12 9/14/11

007166 Chapel Hill Academy 8:30 -- 2:00 $61,110.00 7/1/11 -- 6/22/12 6/30/11

007167 Newark Reinassance House, Inc.. $8,400.00 9/6/11 -- 3/8/12 10/12/11

007167 Discharged from Residential effect. 12/14/11 1/11/12

007168 PS# 4 (Commission for the Blind Services) Level II 9/1/11 -- 6/30/12 10/12/11 $4,100.00

007169 Washington Academy 8:30 -- 2:00 $43,981.20 9/20/11 -- 6/22/12 10/12/11



007169 Benway School $52,010.43 12/1/11 -- 6/25/12 12/14/11

007170 Somerset Hills Schools,Inc. $58,359.00 11/1/11 -- 6/15/12 12/14/11

007171 Newton Public Schools $12,635.00 9/20/11 -- 6/30/12 12/14/11

007171 Terminated effective 11/17/11 12/14/11

007172 Benway School $52,010.43 11/28/11 -- 6/25/12 12/14/11

007173 BCSS -- HIP Union Street $53,600.00 12/9/11 -- 6/30/12 1/11/12 HCST

007174 BCSS -- HIP Union Street $53,600.000 1/30/12 -- 6/30/12 2/15/12

007175 Chancellor Academy $53,820.00 1/17/12 -- 6/22/12 2/15/12


007175 Piermont Career Campus -- BCSS $51,500.00 3/21/12 -- 6/30/12 3/22/12

007176 Washington Academy $43,981.20 1/23/12 -- 6/22/12 2/15/12

007177 Washington South $53,600.00 3/5/12 -- 6/30/12 3/22/12

007178 Assistive Technology Assessment -- PS#5 $835.00 3/22/12

007179 Newark Reinassance House, Inc.. $10,800.00 2/21/12 -- 11/21/12 3/22/12

007180 North Hudson Academy $40,078.22 3/15/12 -- 6/18/12 3/22/12

007181 Chapel Hill Academy $52,380.00 3/19/12 --6/22/12 3/22/12

007182 BCSS -- Brownstone School $51,500.00 3/29/12 -- 6/30/12 4/11/12

007182 Delete effective 4/30/12 5/24/12 M(4/30/12)

007183 BCSS -- Washinton South $53,600.00 4/2/12 -- 6/30/12 4/11/12

007184 BCSS -- Brownstone School $51,500.00 4/19/12 -- 6/30/12 5/24/12

$3,839,696.40 $53,656.22 $19,100.00 $4,200.00

TRANSPORTATION

May 24 2012

WNY = West New York transporting Out of District Students

HCST = Hudson County Transport transporting Out of District Students

DCFRS = Division of Children and Families Regional School is responsible for transporting our students

Addition of student

Addition/Deletion/Change of Transportation

Change of Placement

Rescinding

Terminated from Placement

Discharged from Residential

Moved

4.2 RESOLVED that the West New York Board of Education approves the following TRANSPORT

Special Education out of district placements and transportation for the 2012/2013 Extend PLACEMNT. School Year as per attached list. Contracts on file in the Office of the School Business 12/13 Administrator/Board Secretary:

OUT OF DISTRICT LIST

ORIGINAL REVISED

MOVED/ DROPPED

ID School School Hours Tuition Start Date/ End Date

BOE Approved 1:1 Aide

Level Service OT/PT Trans. Trans.

007004 Henry P. Becton Regional High School 7:54 -- 2:54 HCST

007004 Becton 8:30 -- 1:30

007006 N. A. Bleshman Reg Day Sch/Paramus 8:30 -- 2:15 HCST

007006 N. A. Bleshman Reg Day 8:30 -- 1:30

007007 Department of Children and Families Regional School/Secaucus 8:00 -- 3:00 DCFRS

007008 Chapel Hill 8:30 -- 2:00

007012 Returning to district effect. 4/9/12

007013 A. Harry Moore School 8:00 -- 2:00

007013 A. Harry Moore School

007015 Washington Ridgewood 9:00 -- 2:45 HCST

007015 Washington Ridgewood


007016 Placed on Home Instruction effect. 6/14/11

007017 NJ Regional Day School Jersey City


007017 NJ Regional Day School Jersey City --ESY Program $2,330.00 7/2/12 -- 7/29/12 5/24/12

007022 AdvoServ 8:00 -- 2:30 RESIDENTIAL

007023 Slocum/Skewes School E.S. 8:15 -- 2:35 HCST

007026 New Bridges 9:00 -- 2:40 HCST

007026 New Bridges 8:30 -- 1:30


007033 Bergen Center for Child Development 8:30 -- 2:00 HCST

007038 Early Childhood Learning Center 8:45 -- 2:45 HCST

007040 Washington Ridgewood 9:00 -- 2:45 HCST



007041 Chapel Hill Academy 8:00 -- 2:30 WNY

007045 Lakeview Learning Center 8:00 -- 2:15 HCST

007048 Washington New Bridges 9:00 -- 2:45 HCST


007048 Washington Ridgewood-- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007049 BCSS -- Venture Program 8:12 -- 2:50 HCST

007049 BCSS -- Venture Program 8:30 -- 1:30

007052 Placed on Home Instruction effect. 6/3/11

007053 Union Street School Hearing Impaired Program (HIP) 8:12 -- 2:50 HCST

007053 HIP -- Union Street


007054 Norman A. Bleshman Regional Day School 8:30 -- 2:15 HCST

007054 Norman A. Bleshman Reg. Day



007057 Chapel Hill Academy 8:00 -- 2:30 WNY

007058 Lakeview Learning Center 9:00 -- 2:00 HCST

007068 Norman A. Bleshman Regional Day School 8:30 -- 2:15 HCST

007068 Norman A. Bleshman Reg. Day


May 24 2012

007069 Felician School For Exceptional Children 8:30 -- 2:00 HCST

007071 Bergen Center for Child Development 8:30 -- 2:00



007078 HIP -- Union Street--ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007079 Benway School

007085 North Hudson Academy 8:30 -- 2:00 HCST

007090 Bergen Center for Child Development

007090 Bergen Center for Child Development -- ESY Program 8:05 - 2:30 $6,132.96 7/2/12 -- 8/3/12 5/24/12

007101 Lake Drive School



007103 St. Joseph's School For The Blind 8:30 -- 3:00 WNY

007105 Washington Academy 8:30 -- 2:00 WNY


007115 Union Street School Hearing Impaired Program(HIP)

007115 Union Street School Hearing Impaired Program(HIP)


007115 HIP -- Union Street 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007117 Brownstone School 9:00 -- 2:30 HCST

007117 Brownstone School

007117 Brownstone School--ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007120 Concordia Learning Center (St. Joseph's School for the Blind) 8:00 -- 2:45 WNY

007123 Washington South--Rocco Montesano Campus HCST

007123 Washington South

007123 Washington South -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007124

Early Childhood (Augmentative Communication Assessment @ PS#4)

007126 Palisades Learning Center 8:45 -- 2:00


007128 NJ Regional Day School Jersey City HCST

007128 NJ Regional Day School Jersey City -- ESY Program $2,330.00 7/2/12 -- 7/29/12 5/24/12

007129 New Hope Foundation, Inc.(Residential Placement)

007131 Early Childhood Learning Center 8:45 -- 2:45

007131 Early Childhood Learning Center HCST

007131 Early Childhood Learning Center WNY

007132 The Forum School

007133 Union Street School

007133 HIP - Union Street HCST

007133 HIP - Union Street--ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007134 YCS--George Washington 8:45 -- 2:15

007137 A. Harry Moore School 8:30 -- 2:15 DCFRS

007137 A. Harry Moore School WNY



007143 BCSS -- Washington South--Rocco Montesano 8:12 - 2:50 007145 PS# 1(Commission for the Blind Services)-Level I

007147 Concordia Learning Center @St. Joseph's 8:00 -- 2:45

007148 PS#1 (Commission for the Blind Services)-Level IV WNY

007149 Washington Academy 8:30 -- 2:00

007150 Educational Enterprise for Instructing Children 9:00 -- 2:30 WNY

007151 Augmentative Communication Assessment (BCSS) HCST

007153 BCSS -- Washington South 9:00 -- 2:45

007153 BCSS -- Washington South

007153 BCSS -- Washington South -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007155 North Hudson Academy 8:30 -- 2:00

007156 Cornerstone Day School

007157 JCC Therapeutic Nursery 9:00 -- 11:30

007158 PS# 5 (Commission for the Blind Services) Level II

007159 BCSS -- Washington Ridgewood

007159 BCSS -- Washington Ridgewood 8:30 -- 1:30

007159 BCSS -- Washington Ridgewood--ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007160 BCSS -- HIP Union Street

007160 BCSS -- HIP Union Street -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007161 BCSS -- Washington South 9:00 -- 2:45

007161 BCSS -- Washington South -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007162 BCSS -- Brownstone School 9:30 -- 2:30 HCST

May 24 2012

007162 BCSS -- Brownstone School -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007164 1st Cerebral Palsy of New Jersey, Inc. HCST



007168 PS# 4 (Commission for the Blind Services) Level II


007170 Somerset Hills Schools,Inc.

007171 Newton Public Schools

007171 Terminated effective 11/17/11


007173 BCSS -- HIP Union Street HCST


007174 BCSS -- HIP Union Street


007175 Piermont Career Campus -- BCSS

007176 Washington Academy

007177 Washington South

007177 Washington South -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007178 Assistive Technology Assessment -- PS#5

007179 Newark Reinassance House, Inc..

007180 North Hudson Academy

007181 Chapel Hill Academy

007183 BCSS -- Washinton South

007183 BCSS -- Washinton South -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

007184 BCSS -- Brownstone School

007184 BCSS -- Brownstone School -- ESY Program 8:30 -- 1:30 $4,300.00 7/3/12 -- 7/27/12 5/24/12

$106,192.96

TRANSPORTATION

WNY = West New York transporting Out of District Students HCST = Hudson County Transport transporting Out of District Students DCFRS = Division of Children and Families Regional School is responsible for transporting our students

Addition of student Addition/Deletion/Change of Transportation Change of Placement Rescinding

Terminated from Placement

Discharged from Residential Moved BOE Resolutions 5/24/12

4.3 WHEREAS, this Board of Education, in complying with PL2010 c122 NJSA WEEK OF

18A:37 13-19 will authorize the Superintendent of Schools to declare the first week of RESPECT October, the first week after the first Monday, “Week of Respect”,

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, the West New York Board of Education will declare the first week of October 1-5, 2012, “Week of Respect in West New York”.

4.4 WHEREAS, this Board of Education, in order to comply with Crisis Training for Autism CRISIS

Class, has authorized training for an Autism teacher and four Paraprofessionals on TRAIN. A. May 16th, 2012 from 1:30 P.M. through 5:30 P.M., CLASS NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, this Board of Education, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, does hereby recommend Bergen County Special Services Educational Enterprises to provide such training.

LEGAL LEG. 5.1 RESOLVED, that this Board will hold a Work-Session on Wednesday, June 14 , 2012 NEXT BOARD

at 5:30 p.m. in Public School Number Four (4), Auditorium, Main Floor, 6300 Palisades MEETING Avenue, West New York, New Jersey, and RESOLVED, this Board will go into a closed session immediately following the Public Work-Session to discuss matters of personnel, matters of litigation and matters contained within the exceptions of the N.J. Open Public Meeting Act as stipulated under N.J.S.A 10:4; and RESOLVED, that the Regular Public Meeting of the West New York Board of Education will convene immediately following the closed session and will be held in Public School Number Four (4) , Auditorium, Main Floor, 6300 Palisades Avenue, West New York, New Jersey, and BE IT RESOLVED, the matters as discussed in said closed session will be disclosed to the public, as soon as possible, without prejudicing the rights of privacy of individuals in the best interests of the West New York Board of Education.

May 24 2012

5.2 WHEREAS, there is pending in the Division Workers’ Compensation a matter entitled WORKERS Dalila Rosenstrauchv. West New York Board of Education, Claim Petition No. 2011-8875; COMP. D.R.

WHEREAS, counsel has presented a proposed settlement in this matter to be settled by an Order Approving Settlement; WHEREAS, there is a proposal to settle Claim Petition No. 2011-8875for injuries to her cervical spine for an award of 20% partial permanent or $27,288.00; WHEREAS, petitioner has agreed to accept the aforementioned settlement of her Workers’ Compensation claim; WHEREAS, the Court will deduct attorney fees, medical fees and/or other expenses from this award, which the West New York Board of Education will pay on behalf of the petitioner; WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education will or may be responsible for a portion of petitioner’s attorney fees, a portion of petitioner’s expert fees, stenographic fees and/or other fees relating to this matter, in amounts to be determined by the Court; WHEREAS, payment by the West New York Board of Education is subject to a Certification from the Chief Financial Officer of the availability of funds; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education agrees to settle this matter as described above; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the West New York Board of Education authorizes CCMSI within the time period prescribed by law, to make the payments as described above, which sums will be so ordered by the Judge of the Division of Workers Compensation.

5.3 WHEREAS, there is pending in the Division Workers’ Compensation a matter entitled Maria WORKERS’

Velasquez v. West New York Board of Education, Claim Petition No. 2009-26232; COMP. M.V. WHEREAS, counsel has presented a proposed settlement in this matter to be settled by an Order Approving Settlement; WHEREAS, there is a proposal to settle Claim Petition No. 2009-26232for injuries to her left leg for an award of 17.5% partial permanent or $10,914.75 and payment of the medical lien of approximately $1,750; WHEREAS, petitioner has agreed to accept the aforementioned settlement of her Workers’ Compensation claim; WHEREAS, the Court will deduct attorney fees, medical fees and/or other expenses from this award, which the West New York Board of Education will pay on behalf of the petitioner; WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education will or may be responsible for a portion of petitioner’s attorney fees, a portion of petitioner’s expert fees, stenographic fees and/or other fees relating to this matter, in amounts to be determined by the Court; WHEREAS, payment by the West New York Board of Education is subject to a Certification from the Chief Financial Officer of the availability of funds; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education agrees to settle this matter as described above; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the West New York Board of Education authorizes CCMSI within the time period prescribed by law, to make the payments as described above, which sums will be so ordered by the Judge of the Division of Workers Compensation.

5.4 WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education responded to a New Jersey Division on SETTMNT

Civil Rights complaint from Maria Osnowitz, Docket No.: EJ12HE-60470; Federal Charge AMENT M.O. No.: 17E-2009-00255; and WHEREAS, the parties and the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights have agreed to amicably resolve the matter pursuant to the attached settlement agreement in the amount of $90,000.00 which includes back pay. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this Board of Education hereby agrees to resolve this matter in the amount of $90,000.00 and authorizes the Superintendent of Schools and this Board’s President to execute the attached settlement agreement.

5.5 WHEREAS, there is pending in the Division Workers’ Compensation a matter WORKERS’ entitled Antonio Delgadov. West New York Board of Education, Claim No. Claim COMP. A.D. No. 09317A644973;

WHEREAS, counsel has presented a proposed settlement in this matter to be settled by an Order Approving Settlement; WHEREAS, there is a proposal to settle Claim No. Claim No. 09317A644973 for injuries to hisleft foot for an award of $2,500.00 by way of Section 20;

May 24 2012

WHEREAS, petitioner has agreed to accept the aforementioned settlement of her Workers’ Compensation claim; WHEREAS, the Court will deduct attorney fees, medical fees and/or other expenses from this award, which the West New York Board of Education will pay on behalf of the petitioner; WHEREAS, the West New York Board of Education will or may be responsible for a portion of petitioner’s attorney fees, a portion of petitioner’s expert fees, stenographic fees and/or other fees relating to this matter, in amounts to be determined by the Court; WHEREAS, payment by the West New York Board of Education is subject to a Certification from the Chief Financial Officer of the availability of funds; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the West New York Board of Education agrees to settle this matter as described above; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the West New York Board of Education authorizes CCMSI within the time period prescribed by law, to make the payments as described above, which sums will be so ordered by the Judge of the Division of Workers Compensation.

PERSONNEL PERS. 6.1 WHEREAS, this Board is in receipt of correspondence from Gilda Arakel-Bettini, RESIGN./

submitting her resignation/retirement as a Speech Therapist from the West New York RETIRE G.A.B School District, effective July 1, 2012.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board accepts the resignation/retirement of Ms. Arakel-Bettini from said position, effective July 1, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and wishes to extend to Ms. Arakel-Bettini all the gratitude for her years of service to the West New York School District and wishes her good luck in her retirement.

6.2 WHEREAS, this Board is in receipt of correspondence from Christine Buckman, RESIGN/ submitting her resignation/retirement as a 1st Grade Teacher from the West New York RETIRE C.B. School District, effective July 1, 2012.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board accepts the resignation/retirement of Ms. Buckman from said position, effective July 1, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and wishes to extend to Ms. Buckman all the gratitude for her years of service to the West New York School District and wishes her good luck in her retirement.

6.3 WHEREAS, this Board is in receipt of correspondence from Barbara Leman, submitting her RESIGN/ resignation/retirement as a 3rd Grade Teacher from the West New York School District, RETIRE B.L. effective July 1, 2012.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board accepts the resignation/retirement of Ms. Leman from said position, effective July 1, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and wishes to extend to Ms. Leman all the gratitude for her years of service to the West New York School District and wishes her good luck in her retirement.

6.4 WHEREAS, this Board is in receipt of correspondence from Diana Stedman, submitting RESIGN/ her resignation/retirement as a District Supervisor from the West New York School RETIRE D.S. District, effective August 1, 2012.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board accepts the resignation/retirement of Ms. Stedman from said position, effective August 1, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and wishes to extend to Ms. Stedman all the gratitude for her years of service to the West New York School District and wishes her good luck in her retirement.

6.5 WHEREAS, this Board is in receipt of correspondence from Nohora Cuellar, submitting her RESIGN/ resignation/retirement as a Secretary from the West New York School District, effective RETIRE N.C. July 1, 2012.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board accepts the resignation/retirement of Ms. Cuellar from said position, effective July 1, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and wishes to extend to Ms. Cuellar all the gratitude for her years of service to the West New York School District and wishes her good luck in her retirement.

6.6 WHEREAS, this Board is in receipt of correspondence from Patricia Drake, RESIGN/ submitting her resignation/retirement as a Secretary from the West New York RETIRE P.D. School District, effective July 1, 2012.

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THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board accepts the resignation/retirement of Ms. Drake from said position, effective July 1, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and wishes to extend to Ms. Drake all the gratitude for her years of service to the West New York School District and wishes her good luck in her retirement.

6.7 WHEREAS, this Board is in receipt of correspondence from Karen Pizzuto, submitting her RESIGN/ resignation/retirement as a Secretary from the West New York School District, effective RETIRE K.P. July 1, 2012.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board accepts the resignation/retirement of Ms. Pizzuto from said position, effective July 1, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and wishes to extend to Ms. Pizzuto all the gratitude for her years of service to the West New York School District and wishes her good luck in her retirement.

6.8 WHEREAS, this Board is in receipt of correspondence from Fe Chao, submitting her RESIGN/

resignation/retirement as an Aide from the West New York School District, effective RETIRE F.C. July 1, 2012.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board accepts the resignation/retirement of Ms. Chao from said position, effective July 1, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and wishes to extend to Ms. Chao all the gratitude for her years of service to the West New York School District and wishes her good luck in her retirement.

6.9 WHEREAS, this Board of Education accepts the recommendation of the Superintendent of NEW HIRE

Schools, and ratifies and does hereby approve the appointment of the listed personnel for the 2011-2012 School Year, effective as indicated, and subject to sixty (60) day termination notice, and these appointments shall be charged to the appropriate line item account:

Non-Certificated

(a) Beatriz Fernandez Rodriguez, Para-Professional, PS#2, at an annual salary of $27,846, pro-rated, Step 1, $17,846 plus $10,000 BA, effective May 1, 2012 through June 30, 2012 through Fund 11

(b) Aida Roque, Para-Professional, Middle School, at an annual salary of $27,846, pro-rated, Step 1, $17,846 plus $10,000 BA, effective May 16, 2012 through June 30, 2012 through Fund 11

6.10 WHEREAS, the following certified personnel are assigned as substitute teachers in the West SUB. TEACH

New York School System on an as needed basis, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, for the 2011-2012 School Year, and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board of Education approves the following applications upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools: Fund 11 Stephanie Cornett Wilnelia Mercado Christian Nieves Anabel Portas Amy Rodriguez

6.11 WHEREAS, the following personnel are assigned as Substitute Bus Drivers in the West SUB. BUS

New York School System, effective June 1, 2012, at a salary of $13.40 per hour, not to exceed DRIVERS nineteen hours per week, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, for the 2011-2012 School Year: Fund 11

Maria Alicea Humberto Garo, Jr.

6.12 WHEREAS, this Board of Education accepts the recommendation of the Superintendent NEW HIRE

of Schools, and ratifies and does hereby approve the appointment of the listed personnel for the 2012-2013 School Year, effective as indicated, and subject to sixty (60) day termination notice, and these appointments shall be charged to the appropriate line item account:

Certificated

(a) Jessica Fernandez, 6th Grade Teacher at PS#1, at an annual salary of $54,113, Step 1, BA, effective September 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 through Fund 15

(b) Sarahi Moore, Language Arts Teacher at Memorial High School, at an annual salary of $54,113, Step 1, BA, effective September 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 through Fund 15

(c) Wendy Cabezas, 4th Grade Teacher at PS#1, at an annual salary of $54,113, Step 1, BA, effective September 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 through Fund 15

(d) Jennifer Perez, 5th Grade Math Teacher at PS#5, at an annual salary of $54,113, Step 1, BA,

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effective September 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 through Fund 15

(e) Miguel Amaya, 5th Grade Math Teacher at PS#6, at an annual salary of $54, 113, Step 1, BA, effective September 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 through Fund 15

(f) Danielle Kouri, 6th Grade Math Teacher at PS#6, at an annual salary of $54,113, Step 1, BA, effective September 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 through Fund 15

(g) Allison O’Connell, Autism Teacher at PS#3, at an annual salary of $60,613, Step 1, MA+15, effective September 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 through Fund 15

(h) Shawn Sochaski, Autism Teacher at Memorial High School, at an annual salary of $60,613, Step 1, MA+15, effective September 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 through Fund 15

(i) Eric Seiderman, Biology Teacher at Memorial High School, at an annual salary of $59,113, Step 1, MA, effective September 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 through Fund 15

6.13 WHEREAS, the following have presented evidence of completion of additional credits as SALARY indicated, INC.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the following personnel receive additional increment and salary adjustment as indicated for the School Year 2011-2012 as follows:

Retro to May 1, 2012

Certificated GRADUATE SCHOOL NAME CREDITS INCREMENT NEW SALARY From - To Teacher PS#1 Margaret Vergel MA+15 MA+30 $1,500 $ 70,762 – Fund 15 PS#4 Jodi Kellar MA+30 MA+45 $1,500 $ 76,762 – Fund 15 PS#6 Carolyn Baldino MA+30 MA+45 $1,500 $ 67,762 – Fund 15 Middle School Berto Coll Boiler’s License $1,350 $ 25,285 – Fund 11

6.14 WHEREAS, this Board has received written notification from Maria Duda, tendering her RESIGN/

resignation as a Social Worker from the Mental Health Endowment Grant, for the 2011-2012 M.H.E.GRANT School Year, effective immediately.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board accepts the resignation of Ms. Duda from said position, for the 2011-2012 School Year, effective immediately, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools.

6.15 WHEREAS, this Board has received written notification from Eva Contreras, tendering her RESGIN/

resignation from the Rainbows Committee at the Middle School, for the 2011-2012 School M.S.R.C. Year, effective immediately.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board accepts the resignation of Ms. Contreras from said position, for the 2011-2012 School Year, effective immediately, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools.

6.16 WHEREAS, this Board has received written notification from Marilyn Weingartner, RESIGN/

tendering her resignation from the teaching position for the Special Education Extended SP.ED.EXT. School Year Program, for the 2011-2012 School Year, effective immediately.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board accepts the resignation of Ms. Weingartner from said position, for the 2011-2012 School Year, effective immediately, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools.

6.17 BE IT RESOLVED, this Board appoints the following personnel to various extra EXTRA compensation assignments for the 2011-2012 School Year, as per attached, at a salary COMP. commensurate with guide, upon the recommendation of Superintendent of Schools:

Fund 15

2011-2012 EXTRA COMPENSATION ASSIGNMENTS Middle School: Approved by Principal/Supervisor: Israel Rodriguez Rainbows Program 12 sessions x $35 each Barbara Messina

6.18 BE IT RESOLVED this Board appoints the following personnel to the Special Education SPECIAL ED.

Extended School Year Program, on an as needed basis, not to exceed 15 days, 4 1/2 hours per EXT. S.P. day, Monday – Thursday, July 2, 2012 through July 31, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools: Fund 11

One to One Paraprofessional Johnny Lee Davis

6.19 BE IT RESOLVED, this Board appoints the following personnel to various Coaching MHS FALL

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positions for the 2012-2013 School Year, at a salary commensurate with guide, upon the COACHING recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools:

FOOTBALL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Head Assistant: Richard Arostegui Assistant: Donna Santos Assistant: Stefano Calderara Assistant: Steve Leon Assistant: David McCoy Assistant: Richard Renda Assistant: Cesar Sabino Assistant: Michael Vargas BOYS SOCCER GIRLS SOCCER Assistant: Luis Alvarado Assistant: Segundo Broncano BOYS CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Assistant: George De La Vega Assistant: Delia Durango CHEERLEADING COLORGUARD Assistant: Kayleigh Shaw Assistant: Maryann Cinque

6.20 BE IT RESOLVED, this Board appoints the following personnel to various Volunteer MHS. V.C.P. Coaching position for the 2011-2012 School Year, upon the recommendation of Superintendent of Schools:

Baseball Coach Football Coach Gustavo Silva Andres Luna

6.21 BE IT RESOLVED this Board of Education ratifies and does hereby issue an ADMIN. L.

administrative leave without pay to Miguel Borrego, effective May 10, 2012 through May M.B. 14, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools.

6.22 WHEREAS, this Board has received written notification from Diane Bond, a Teacher at UNPAID PS#4, requesting an unpaid leave of absence, effective May 30, 2012 through June 4, 2012. LEAVE D.B.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board approves and does herby grant Ms. Bond an unpaid leave of absence, effective May 30, 2012 to June 4, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools.

6.23 WHEREAS, this Board has received written notification from Julia Fernandez, a teacher UNPAID at Harry L. Bain, requesting an unpaid leave of absence under the Family and Medical Leave FMLA J.F. Act (FMLA) from April 16, 2012 through June 30, 2012.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board grants Ms. Fernandez an unpaid leave of absence under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), pending receipt of medical documentation and acceptance by the district physician, from April 16, 2012 through June 30, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools.

6.24 WHEREAS, this Board has received written notification from Mariluz Garcia Diaz, a teacher UNPAID at Memorial High School, requesting an unpaid leave of absence under the Family and FMLA M.G.D. Medical Leave Act (FMLA) from April 17, 2012 through June 30, 2012.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board grants Ms. Garcia Diaz an unpaid leave of absence under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), pending receipt of medical documentation and acceptance by the district physician, from April 17, 2012 through June 30, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools.

6.25 WHEREAS, this Board has received written notification from Marilyn Perez, a UNPAID para-professional at PS#4, requesting an unpaid leave of absence under the Family FMLA M.P. and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) from April 30, 2012 through June 30, 2012.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board grants Ms. Perez an unpaid leave of absence under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), pending receipt of medical documentation and acceptance by the district physician, from April 30, 2012 through June 30, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools.

6.26 WHEREAS, this Board has received written notification from Felix Marte, a Custodian UNPAID at PS#2, requesting an unpaid leave of absence under the Family and Medical Leave Act FMLA F.M. (FMLA) from May 5, 2012 through June 14, 2012.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board grants Mr. Marte an unpaid leave of absence under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), pending receipt of medical documentation and acceptance by the district physician, from May 5, 2012 through June 15, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools.

6.27 WHEREAS, this Board has determined to grant Romelia Loynas, a para-professional BONUS SICK at PS#5, FMLA leave beginning May 1, 2012; and DAYS R.L.

WHEREAS, Ms. Romelia Loynas has made application to this Board for a continuation of

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paid sick leave pursuant to Article 10 of the Agreement between the West New York Board of Education and the West New York Education Association. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board grants Ms. Romelia Loynas leave under FMLA from May 1, 2012. NOW, THERFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, in keeping with Article 10 of the Agreement between the West New York Board of Education and the West New York Education Association and having considered the request of said employee and having reviewed the supporting documentation and by reason of the special circumstances which exist and for good cause shown, hereby grants additional sick leave to Ms. Romelia Loynas commencing May 1, 2012 for a period not to exceed 40 days subject to the following limitations as enumerated below and pursuant to Article 10 of the Agreement:

A. Said employee shall have sustained a complete loss of pay for five (5) school days (first week) of sick leave time granted.

B. For each school day of the second week of said period said employee shall be paid a sick day’s salary (defined as 1/200th of the annual salary) less the pay of a substitute or the estimated cost of the employment of a substitute if none is employed.

C. After the expiration of the above 2 week period and with the concurrence of the Medical Director of the Board of Education on the recommendation from the attending physician of said employee that further absence from service is essential, the Board (having in mind the length of employment of such employee) shall grant further leave to such ill employee.

D. Upon the exhaustion of the extended sick leave period as herein set forth Ms. Romelia Loynas shall suffer full and complete loss of pay until such time that she is able to return to employment.

6.28 WHEREAS, this Board has determined to grant Nohora Cuellar, a Secretary at PS#5, BONUS SICK FMLA leave beginning May 8, 2012; and DAYS N.C.

WHEREAS, Ms. Nohora Cuellar has made application to this Board for a continuation of paid sick leave pursuant to Article 10 of the Agreement between the West New York Board of Education and the West New York Education Association. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board grants Ms. Nohora Cuellar leave under FMLA from May 8, 2012. NOW, THERFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, in keeping with Article 10 of the Agreement between the West New York Board of Education and the West New York Education Association and having considered the request of said employee and having reviewed the supporting documentation and by reason of the special circumstances which exist and for good cause shown, hereby grants additional sick leave to Ms. Nohora Cuellar commencing May 8, 2012 for a period not to exceed 40 days subject to the following limitations as enumerated below and pursuant to A rticle 10 of the Agreement:

A. Said employee shall have sustained a complete loss of pay for five (5) school

days (first week) of sick leave time granted. B. For each school day of the second week of said period said employee shall be

paid a sick day’s salary (defined as 1/200th of the annual salary) less the pay of a substitute or the estimated cost of the employment of a substitute if none is employed.

C. After the expiration of the above 2 week period and with the concurrence of the Medical Director of the Board of Education on the recommendation from the attending physician of said employee that further absence from service is essential, the Board (having in mind the length of employment of such employee) shall grant further leave to such ill employee.

D. Upon the exhaustion of the extended sick leave period as herein set forth Ms. Nohora Cuellar shall suffer full and complete loss of pay until such time that she is able to return to employment.

6.29 WHEREAS, this Board has received written notification from Mathew Weitzman, a teacher UNPAID

at the Middle School, requesting an unpaid leave of absence under the Family and Medical FMLA M.W. Leave Act (FMLA) from February 16, 2012 through May 31, 2012.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this Board grants Mr. Weitzman an unpaid leave of absence under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), pending receipt of medical documentation and acceptance by the district physician, from February 16, 2012 through May 31, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools.

6.30 Information Systems Manager Withdrawn by the Superintendent WITHDRAWN

6.31 WHEREAS, the following personnel are assigned as Substitute Bus Drivers in the SUB B.D. West New York School System, effective July 1, 2012, at a salary of $13.40 per hour, not to exceed nineteen hours per week, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools,

for the 2012-2013 School Year: Fund 11

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Flores Banessa Felix Fanny Villarroel Jose De Valle Francisco Alicea Maria Garo, Jr. Humberto

6.32 WHEREAS, the following personnel are assigned as Substitute Custodians in the West SUB. CUST.

New York School System, effective July 1, 2012, at a salary of $11 per hour, not to exceed nineteen hours per week, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, for the 2012-2013 School Year: Fund 11

Wilma Acosta Barreto

Eduardo Alvarez

Manuel Alvarez

Hisham Awadallah

Thom Ball

Maura Castillo

Elizabeth Castro

Gracielo Castro

Mercedes Consuegra

Rafael Cruz

Maribel Diaz

Yessenia Duran De Amparo

Manuel Esteves

Mirian Fernandez

Viana Fernandez

Rolando Fernandez-Cano

Elisa Figueroa DeUrrutia

Counsuelo Giraldo

Carolina Gomez

Juan Gomez

Jaqueline Gonzalez

Gladys A. Guanga

Nurys Guerrero

Monica Maiorano

Felix R. Medina

Angel Merino

Natividad Nunez

Angela Perez

Wilmer Rodriguez

Cristina Trinidad-Murray

Thomas Vanore

Gloria M. Villada

6.33 WHEREAS, the following personnel are assigned as Part-time Bus Aides in the West PART-TIME New York School System, effective September 1, 2012, at a salary of $11.00 per hour, not BUS AIDES to exceed nineteen (19) hours per week, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, for the 2012-2013 School Year. Fund 11

Wendy Acosta

Gladys Morell

Silvia Pedre

Eddy Perez

Yohammy Deschamps

Rosalba Feijoo

Miryam Mendez

Elizabeth Salom

Rosa Saravia

Jessica Marina Saravia

Rosana Zevallos

6.34 BE IT RESOLVED, this Board appoints the following personnel for the School Year APPOINTMNT 2012-2013, effective July 1, 2012 ending June 30, 2013, upon the recommendation of the

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Superintendent of Schools, at an annual salary commensurate with guide as per attached list:

Last Name First Name Location Title Martens Bertica Board Accounting Manager Saylor Crystal Board Administrative Assistant Vargas Ruben Board Administrative Assistant Cooney Brian Middle School Assistant Principal Jameson Kelly Ann PS#1 Assistant Principal Raparelli Robert PS#5 Assistant Principal De Marco Anthony Memorial Assistant Principal Hepperle James Hudson Hall Asst.to Attendance/Res. Supervisor Altagracia Hermes Board Bus Driver Cardona Jaime Board Bus Driver Erario Roberto Board Bus Driver Fernandez Junior Board Bus Driver Fernandez Octavio Board Bus Driver Lazo Luisa Board Bus Driver Lozano Humberto Board Bus Driver Medina Felix Board Bus Driver Montoto Isaias Board Bus Driver Parrado Orestes Board Bus Driver Rodriguez Elvira Board Bus Driver Santana Humberto Board Bus Driver Saravia Nelson Board Bus Driver Valdes Jose Board Bus Driver Franchetta Kevin Board Business Administrator Junewicz Stanley Board Computer Tech. MHS Carvajal Wilson Board Computer Tech. MS Costello Michael Board Computer Tech. PS#1/MHS Estevez Jeffrey Board Computer Tech. PS#2 Fraga Yoerys Board Computer Tech. PS#3 Tejeda Luis Board Computer Tech. PS#4/HH Bryan James A. Board Computer Tech. PS#5/ECS Feurtado Justin Board Computer Tech. PS#6/BOE Alvarado Leonardo Early Childhood Custodian Basulto Bettsy PS#1 Custodian Coll Berto MS Custodian Connolly Michael HLB Custodian Nunez Harry Memorial Custodian Tejeda Elma Memorial Custodian Touzan Aldo PS#3 Custodian Salce Patricia Board District Communication/Website Clerk Vazquez Mayra Board District Data Administrator Shmaruk Dmitry Board Electrician Supervisor Gonzalez Edel Board IS Network Administrator, MHS Estevez Yonarkis Board IS Systems Manager. MHS Prada-Cannao Bibiana HLB Librarian Perez Clara Board Matron Beatini Patricia Board Nurse Buitrago Monica Early Childhood Nurse Cudina Madeleine S. PS#4 Annex Nurse Ellerbrock Brie Middle School Nurse Loza Lorraine Memorial Nurse Minervini Nick Board Plumbing Supervisor Lopez Nelson PS#1 Principal - E Mantineo Tara HLB Principal-E Valdes Daniel PS#5 Principal-E Patel Avni PS#1 Psychologist Banos Kristal AMVETS Secretary Diaz Manuel Hudson Hall Secretary Lange Janice Hudson Hall Secretary Maiorano Deborah Board Secretary Oliveri Christopher Board Secretary Roque Jenny HLB Secretary Soler Jessica Memorial Secretary Dahdouh Doris Middle School Social Worker Gonzalez Edwin Early Childhood Social Worker Haberman Rachel Middle School Social Worker Mendoza-Gonzalez Migdalia Memorial Social Worker Beatini Stephanie PS#1 Speech Teacher Berkowitz Helene Rapp PS#1 Speech Teacher Colon Glamaris PS#2 Speech Teacher Dugan Chelsea PS#3 Speech Teacher Friedman Marianne HLB Speech Teacher

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Guinane Kristen Early Childhood Speech Teacher Lau Christine PS#4 Speech Teacher Molina Maria Board Student Information System Spec. Brizuela Maria Hudson Hall Supervisor Residential/Attend.Officer Apuzen Athea PS#3 Teacher Armas Jason Middle School Teacher Atkinson Zakiya Memorial Teacher Batista Judith Memorial Teacher Baur Beth Memorial Teacher Bhajan Jacqueline PS#5 Teacher Bogachuck Lindsay Middle School Teacher Bouazzaoui Salma Middle School Teacher Cainas Kristian HLB Teacher Calix Gisselle Early Childhood Teacher Calvo Jamie Lee PS#4 Teacher Ceron Claudia PS#4 Annex Teacher Coloma Jeannette Early Childhood Teacher Del Rio Veruschka HLB Teacher Delgado Irela PS#4 Annex Teacher D'Errico Janine PS#2 Teacher El Hindi Amil PS#4 Annex Teacher Estevez Marisol PS#4 Annex Teacher Fayvelevich Rita Memorial Teacher Fleischl Daniel Memorial Teacher Floriani Tara HLB Teacher Frost Angela Middle School Teacher Gibson Mary PS#2 Teacher Goldberg Heather PS#1 Teacher Guerrero Oscar Memorial Teacher Gutierrez Danay Early Childhood Teacher Gutierrez Jessica PS#3 Teacher Gutierrez-Solano Margarita HLB Teacher Hamilton Elizabeth PS#1 Teacher Harris Donna PS#2 Teacher Hassan Mahmoud Memorial Teacher Jensen Irene Memorial Teacher Kennedy Jennifer Middle School Teacher Kuzirian Meagan PS#5 Teacher Lentini Laressa Memorial Teacher Marquez Dorel HLB Teacher Mastriano Stephanie PS#4 Teacher Minelli Alyssa Middle School Teacher Mitchell Amanda HLB Teacher Morales-Junco Elizabeth Memorial Teacher Napoles Nataly Early Childhood Teacher O'Brien Matthew Middle School Teacher Occhipinti Gina PS#3 Teacher Padilla Eva Middle School Teacher Palladino Allison Middle School Teacher Poggi George Memorial Teacher Polinik Amanda PS#2 Teacher Ponce Karen PS#2 Teacher Pujols Yojaira PS#4 Annex Teacher Puma John PS#5 Teacher Ramirez Kristina PS#2 Teacher Rodriguez Jennifer PS#2 Teacher Rodriguez Natalie Middle School Teacher Roesing Edward Memorial Teacher Roman Michael Memorial Teacher Romero Franklin Middle School Teacher Segro Jenna PS#4 Teacher Shaw Kayleigh Memorial Teacher Sierra Bruce Middle School Teacher Staropoli Anthony PS#1 Teacher Strand Kirsten PS#4 Teacher Thorn Emily PS#3 Teacher Trasso Lauren PS#1 Teacher Turkowsky Stephanie HLB Teacher Valdes Eric PS#1 Teacher Vazquez Jaime PS#3 Teacher Vera Xiomara Early Childhood Teacher Vetterlein Donna PS#4 Teacher Walezak Michelle Middle School Teacher Watts Aevon Jenene Middle School Teacher Weininger Alana Victoria PS#1 Teacher

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Wengerter Laurie PS#3 Teacher Wzorek Falynn PS#1 Teacher Bryan Karen Board Telecommunications Adm. MHS Menendez Francisco Board Transportation Supervisor Di Bisceglie Joseph Board Warehouse Supervisor Guevara Gloria Board Aide Lopez Belkis Board Aide Lopez Flor Board Aide Baez Michelle Early Childhood Aide Camejo Lopez Elizabeth Early Childhood Aide Flores Dinora Early Childhood Aide Gomez Yanet Early Childhood Aide Gonzalez Isela Early Childhood Aide Gonzalez Mayelin Early Childhood Aide Lozano Gloria Early Childhood Aide Mc Credie-Ball Lynda Early Childhood Aide Mier Catalina Early Childhood Aide Schlitzer Gisela Early Childhood Aide Viu Cristina Early Childhood Aide Zois Jackeline Early Childhood Aide Barrera Alexis HLB Aide Beaton Gisela HLB Aide Camilo Eva HLB Aide Castillo Maria HLB Aide Colon Esther HLB Aide Contreras Maria HLB Aide De Rodriguez Flor HLB Aide Encarnacion Sorangely HLB Aide Flores Reyna HLB Aide Herrera Clarissa Marie HLB Aide Moreno Ketty N. HLB Aide Mursuli-Alvarez Juan J. HLB Aide Reyes Lourdes HLB Aide Rodriguez Myriam HLB Aide Romero Dania HLB Aide Andriuoli Yesenia Memorial Aide Cirillo Debra Memorial Aide Di Natale Debra Memorial Aide Fuentes Fernando Memorial Aide Lanfranchi Andrea Memorial Aide Maury Sandra Memorial Aide Rodriguez Maria Memorial Aide Sabino Melinda Memorial Aide Silva Jose Memorial Aide Vargas Michael Memorial Aide Velasquez Maria Memorial Aide Watkins Kuntz Tracy Memorial Aide Cariga Jorge Middle School Aide Chirre Martha Middle School AIde Collado Maria Middle School Aide Delgado Moraima Middle School Aide Diaz Caridad Middle School Aide Fernandez Irene Middle School Aide Leyva Grethel Middle School Aide Montesino Teresita Middle School Aide Romero Christian Middle School Aide Roque Aida Middle School Aide Tone Thaddeus Middle School Aide Torres Haydee Middle School Aide Villalta Marina Estela Middle School Aide Almeida Silvia Elvira PS#1 Aide Awadallah Samira PS#1 Aide Barakat Ana PS#1 Aide Behncke Isabel PS#1 Aide Caicedo Carmen PS#1 Aide Cortez Erika PS#1 Aide Feliciano Lissany PS#1 Aide Flores Carlos PS#1 Aide Heguy Rosa PS#1 Aide Hernandez Maria C. PS#1 Aide Jaafar Sandra PS#1 Aide Jaime Lourdes PS#1 Aide Lara Patricio PS#1 Aide Llano Rachelina PS#1 Aide Manasrah Basel PS#1 Aide

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Miniet Jacqueline PS#1 Aide Palomo Maria PS#1 Aide Pena Angela PS#1 Aide Pereira Marlene PS#1 Aide Solis Norma C. PS#1 Aide Valdes Nunez Patricia PS#1 Aide Baltodano Daniel PS#2 Aide Fernandez Beatriz PS#2 Aide Fernandez Maria PS#2 Aide Fuentes Zuleydi PS#2 Aide Gomez-Londono Brenda PS#2 Aide Hernandez Maria J. PS#2 Aide Hiciano Nallely PS#2 Aide Jimenez Denisse PS#2 Aide Lucas Jeanneth PS#2 Aide Marrero Laritza PS#2 Aide Milian Anairys PS#2 Aide Moragues Olga PS#2 Aide Moreno Cindy PS#2 Aide Perez Jenny PS#2 Aide Perez Magaly PS#2 Aide Rivera Dioselly PS#2 Aide Rodriguez Lizzeth PS#2 Aide Sheftall Kristina PS#2 Aide Smith Maria PS#2 Aide Urena Fatima PS#2 Aide Villate Jorge L. PS#2 Aide Altagracia Quisqueya PS#3 Aide Astuto Cathie Lee PS#3 Aide Flores Edith PS#3 Aide Game Carmen PS#3 Aide Gutierrez Flor PS#3 Aide Hernandez Elizabeth PS#3 Aide Ramos Marianela PS#3 Aide Sosa Vicente Mayelin PS#3 Aide Abraham Sonia PS#4 Aide Alard Adelaida PS#4 Aide Altamirano Mercedes PS#4 Aide Balbuena Marixa PS#4 Aide Baptista-Lopez Yosselen PS#4 Aide Cabrera Marlyn PS#4 Aide Cabrera Olema PS#4 Aide Cardona Elizabeth PS#4 Aide Castillo Soraya PS#4 Aide Davis Johnny Lee PS#4 Aide Echevarria Stella PS#4 Aide Fuentes Hector PS#4 Aide Garcia Johanna PS#4 Aide Gashi-Selmani Anila PS#4 Aide Gonzalez Margarita PS#4 Aide Hernandez Beatriz PS#4 Aide Jameson Ruth PS#4 Aide Londono Sergio PS#4 Aide Madrigal Ana PS#4 Aide Minguez Yolanda PS#4 Aide Miranda Yalien PS#4 Aide Monterrosa Katty PS#4 Aide Munoz-Calle Stephanie PS#4 Aide Portillo Jeannette PS#4 Aide Santiago Ysmaldo PS#4 Aide Schiller Elsa PS#4 Aide Toscano Jaimie PS#4 Aide Visconti Jeannine PS#4 Aide Celorio Caridad PS#4 Annex Aide Hiciano Jenderly PS#4 Annex Aide Suarez Mariennis PS#4 Annex Aide Tambornini Silvia PS#4 Annex Aide Garcia Shari Koons PS#5 Aide German Katiria PS#5 Aide Korda Sofia PS#5 Aide Nieto Amparo PS#5 Aide Trespalacios Mercedes PS#5 Aide

6.35 BE IT RESOLVED, this Board of Education appoints Robert Rodriguez as District Data DISTRICT Analyst/Technology Professional Developer, a 10 ½ Month Confidential Employee, pursuant DATA A.T.P.D.

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to schedule attached, effective July 1, 2012, upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools.

6.36 Board Personnel Withdrawn by the Superintendent WITHDRAWN

X. PUBLIC COMMENTS

In accordance with West New York Board of Education Bylaw#0167 (Public participation in board meeting – Adopted April 22, 2009) each participant shall be limited to three minutes duration.

Andrew Bove, employee of West New York Board of Education, thanked the board and administration for the rehiring of non-tenured staff.

XI. BOARD OF EDUCATION STATEMENTS

A. Board Member Comments: None

B. President’s Statement: None

XII. ADJOURNMENT President: Asked the Board Secretary to request a motion to adjourn:

Secretary: Motion to Adjourn the Meeting

Motion made by: NA AD SG CP VR JR AS Seconded by: NA AD SG CP VR JR AS Ayes Nays Abstain Trustee Alam √ Trustee Duvall √ Trustee Gastanadui √ Trustee Piscitelli √ Trustee Reyes √ Trustee Rodriguez__ √ Trustee Sires √ Meeting adjourned at 8:36 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Kevin J. Franchetta, CPA School Business Administrator/School Board Secretary

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West New York Board of Education...In accordance with West New York Board of Education Bylaw #0167 (Public participation in board meeting – Adopted April 22, 2009) each participant