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October 13, 2010 A Regular Meeting of the Board of Education, Township of Woodbridge, was held on October 13, 2010 at approximately 7:00 p.m. in the Avenel Middle School, Woodbine Avenue, Avenel, New Jersey. The meeting opened with the Salute to the Flag and a moment of silence. The Vice-President, Diane Acquisto presided. Board members present: Diane Acquisto, John Golden, Judy Leidner, Lawrence Miloscia, Brian Molnar, Ezio Tamburello, Jonathan Triebwasser, George Yuhasz. Brian Small was absent. Board personnel present: John Crowe, Dennis DeMarino, Viola Lordi, Lois Rotella, Joanne Shafer, Julie Bair, Anthony D’Orsi, Barbara DeRollo. Newspaper Reporters Present: Scott Bichao, The Home News Tribune Business Administrator/Board Secretary, Dennis DeMarino, read the following statement regarding the Open Public Meetings Law: "The New Jersey Open Public Meetings Law was enacted to insure the right of the public to have advance notice of and to attend the meetings of public bodies at which any business affecting their interest is discussed or acted upon. In accordance with the provisions of this act, the Board of Education had caused notice of these meetings to be published by having the date, time and place, thereof, posted as follows:

September 23, 2009: E-mailed to Home News Tribune and Star Ledger, Hand delivered to Municipal Clerk’s Office Posted in Avenel Middle School and the Board of Education Administration Building."

On a motion by Mr. Tamburello, seconded by Mr. Golden and carried, the following Minutes were approved:

August 17, 2010 - Special Meeting August 19, 2010 - Regular Session August 19, 2010 - Closed Session September 16, 2010 - Regular Session September 16, 2010 - Closed Session

Mr. DeMarino reported Bids received, as follows:

For the 2010-2011 School Year

October 7, 2010 - Student Transportation Services

Correspondence was reported as received and referred as follows:

One thank you note from the Fords Middle School PBSIS Committee.

(FILED) The following Reports of the Superintendent were received:

Register Statistics – September 2010 Report of Fire Drills – September 2010 Student Suspension Report/Elementary – Month of September 2010 Student Suspension Report/Secondary – Month of September 2010 Bomb Threat Report – Month of September 2010 Monthly Report of Attendance Officer, Sal Ciardiello – September 2010 Monthly Report of Attendance Officer, Kurt Adams – September 2010

Dr. Crowe presented the Violence and Vandalism report, advising the district has seen a significant downward trend in incidents. He stated the Woodbridge Township School District addresses issues, attacking them and seeing that violence and vandalism is stopped at its source. Dr. Crowe stated again that the overall trend is downward and in the right direction. He noted as test scores rise, violence and vandalism numbers drop.

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October 13, 2010 Dr. Crowe stated later in the evening the Administration will be presenting to the Board the bond referendum question to replace the roofs and place solar panels at each school. He stated the district is taking the Governor’s and the Mayor’s challenge to provide for the safety and well being of the students.

Dr. Crowe stated during next month’s meeting, Ms. Rotella will be presenting a comparison the district’s test scores to other school districts.

Dr. Crowe advised that the Education Jobs Fund came in at over $800,000.00. He stated he recommended to the Committee and will further recommend to the entire Board that the district follow the direction of Acting Commissioner of Education and the Governor and keep that money for the 2011-2012 school year. He stated the County Superintendent advised the district to begin preparing for further cuts in education.

Dr. Crowe acknowledged his friends and colleagues from Lynn Crest School #22 for the well deserved recognition of becoming the second school in the Woodbridge Township School District to receive the National Blue Ribbon School Award, the highest award that the national government can bestow upon a school.

Dr. Crowe then called for Committee reports.

The Superintendent of Schools presented the following recommendations:

1. That the Board of Education approve the Annual Report of Violence, Vandalism and Substance Abuse for the 2009-2010 school year, as previously submitted, dated July 13, 2010, in accordance with N.J.S.A.18A:36-5.1.

2. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution commending forty-two students from Colonia High School and John F. Kennedy Memorial High School for their participation in the 22nd Annual Colonia Cleanup Project.

3. That the Board of Education approve the tuition payment for the following student to the Middlefields Program, North Brunswick Township Public Schools, Old Georges Road, North Brunswick, NJ 08902, for the 2010-2011 school year, commencing September 1, 2010:

CS-0893-050-12 $1,209.00 per month

4. That the Board of Education grant permission to allow the Close Up Government Studies Program students and one teacher from John F. Kennedy Memorial High School to participate in the Close-Up Program to be held in Washington, D.C. from December 5, 2010 through and including December 10, 2010, at no cost to the school district, provided that all policies and regulations governing overnight trips are adhered to prior to and during the trip.

5. That the Board of Education grant permission to allow the John F. Kennedy Memorial High School Competition Cheerleading Team to participate in the Reach the Beach National Competition in Ocean City, Maryland, from February 24, 2011 through and including February 27, 2011, at no cost to the district, provided that all policies and regulations governing overnight trips are adhered to prior to and during the trip.

6. That the Board of Education approve the previously submitted list of Professional Development conferences for staff members, dated October 13, 2010.

7. That the Board of Education approve payment to Catherine J. Crowley, CCC-SLP, J.D., Ph.D. in the amount of $2,500.00 to provide a workshop presentation on “Determining Eligibility When Standardized Test Scores are Inappropriate. (Payment will be made from the Consultant Account.)

8. That the Board of Education approve payment to Mountain Lakes Board of Education for Speech Therapy services at a rate of $1,400/single service for the 2010-2011 school year for our special education students attending Lake Drive School. (Payment will be made from the Consultant Account.)

9. That the following out-of-district facilities be approved for home instruction services at the rate listed:

*Teacher

Effective Date

Number of Students

Total Hours

Amount

Total Amount

MRESC September 2010 1 16 $39.00 $624.00

* Subject to approval for employment from the New Jersey Department of Education. Employee shall be required to submit an authorization and certification form along with fingerprints for a criminal history background check as required by P. L. 1986,C.116.

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October 13, 2010 10. That the Board of Education, as required by state law (partially reimbursable in state aid), approve the

enrollment of the following disabled student in a Special Extended School Year Program for 2010-2011, in accordance with the Individual Educational Program (IEP) as shown below:

Case No. Recommended Placement Effective Date Tuition W1007-15-09-ED Willowglen Academy 07/06/2010 $8,942.40

11. That the Board of Education, as required by state law (partially reimbursable in state aid), approve the enrollment of the following disabled students in a Special School Year Program for 2010-2011, in accordance with their Individual Educational Programs (IEPs) as shown below:

Case No. Recommended Placement Effective Date Tuition S0702-13-06-SLD Morris School District 09/07/2010 $16,350.00 W1007-15-09-ED Willowglen Academy 09/09/2010 $53,654.40 B1009-03-09-PD Wesley Hall School for Early Childhood 09/13/2010 $228.60/Mo. M0709-13-06-ED Raritan Valley Academy 09/20/2010 $35,640.00 K1009-07-06-AI Bruce St. School for the Deaf 09/27/2010 $20,060.58 D1010-03-09-PD Institute for Educational Achiev. 10/04/2010 $75,600.00 H0809-16-09-AU Raritan Valley Workshop (P/T) 10/08/2010 $50.00/Day Z1010-03-09-PD Woodbridge Child Care Ctr. 10/11/2010 $420.00/Mo. M1010-15-09-CMI Newmark High School 10/12/2010 $48,400.20 B1010-03-06-PD Woodbridge Child Care Ctr. 10/18/2010 $420.00/Mo.

12. That a note be made in the minutes that the following out of district placement has been terminated for the 2010-2011 School Year:

Case No. Recommended Placement Effective Date Tuition P0805-13-09-ED Raritan Valley Academy 09/30/2010 $35,640.00

13. That the Board of Education amends the tuition/start date for the following students for the 2010-2011 School Year:

Case No. Recommended Placement Effective Date Tuition T9901-03-09-PD Center for Lifelong Learning 09/02/2010 $44,460.00 B0802-03-09-PD Edison Board of Education 09/01/2010 $16,805.28 B0903-03-06-PD Learning Tree 09/02/2010 $350.00/Mo.

Ms. Leidner moved for the adoption of the Superintendent’s recommendations, seconded by Mr. Yuhasz. During Board discussion, Mr. Tamburello thanked the students involved in the 22nd Annual Colonia Cleanup Project. Mr. Tamburello stated 42 students and 112 community members took part in the cleanup project. Dr. Crowe stated he will be presenting resolutions to all students who participated in the project. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted. During roll call, Ms. Acquisto abstained on her own name and the name of Scott Acquisto in Item #6. All other Board members present abstained on their own name in Item #6.

Dr. Crowe read a short biography about, and introduced Jordan Toczynski, a John F. Kennedy Memorial High School student, who provided information about current activities at the school.

The Policy and Planning Committee, on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, presented the following:

1. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution commending the principal and staff of Lynn Crest School #22 for their selection as a 2010 United States Department of Education Blue Ribbon School.

2. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution proclaiming the month of October as “National Principals Month.”

3. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution proclaiming the month of October as “National Cyber Security Awareness Month.”

4. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution proclaiming the week of November 7-13, 2010, as “National Veterans Awareness Week.”

5. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution proclaiming the week of November 14-20, 2010, as “American Education Week.”

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October 13, 2010 6. That the Board of Education adopt the attached resolution proclaiming November 17, 2010, as

“Education Support Professionals Day.”

7. That the Board of Education suspend Bylaw #030, which requires a 30-day interval between policy readings, to permit the second reading of Policy # 588, Diabetes Management, 27 days after the first reading (September 16, 2010, Policy and Planning, Item #9).

8. That the Board of Education adopt the following new policies:

#588 – Diabetes Management (Second Reading)

#589 – Management of Life-Threatening Allergies in Schools (First Reading)

9. That the Board of Education adopt the following revised policy:

#801 – Public Records

10. That the Board of Education adopt the following revised job descriptions:

Supervisor of Secondary Mathematics, Art, and Secondary School Standardized Testing

Curriculum and Instruction Specialist for Elementary Mathematics, Academic Support Instruction (ASI), Elementary Standardized Testing, and Music (10 Month)

11. That the Board of Education adopt the following resolution:

WHEREAS, the Board of Education of the Township of Woodbridge recognizes that Concordia Learning Center at St. Joseph’s School for the Blind, 761 Summit Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07307, does not charge students for reduced and/or paid meals; and

WHEREAS, the State Board of Education amended N.J.A.C. 6A:23-4.5(a)20, which states that both non-profit and profit private schools for students with disabilities (PSSD) may obtain, on an accrual basis prior to the start of the fiscal year, school board resolutions from a majority of the school districts that have contracted to send students to the private school in that fiscal year, which resolve the district board of education to not require the private school to charge students for reduced and/or paid meals; and

WHEREAS, this amendment requires action on the Board’s part for Concordia Learning Center at St. Joseph’s School for the Blind to continue their practice of not charging students for reduced and/or paid meals.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Education, Township of Woodbridge, County of Middlesex, State of New Jersey, that the Woodbridge Township School District does not require Concordia Learning Center at St. Joseph’s School for the Blind to charge students for reduced and/or paid meals for the 2010-2011 school year.

Ms. Leidner moved for the adoption of the Policy and Planning recommendations, seconded by Mr. Triebwasser. During Board discussion, Mr. Molnar commended and congratulated the students, staff, support staff, parents and community of Lynn Crest School for being recognized as a Blue Ribbon School.

Mr. Tamburello requested that the language in Policy #589 be reviewed and possibly changed to include contracted vendors as well. Dr. Crowe advised that Mr. Tamburello is correct and stated it will be amended for the next meeting. Ms. Lordi stated she would like to review the language in the policy prior to approval by the Board. Ms. Lordi stated by amending the policy it may be necessary to do another 1st reading. Dr. Crowe stated his suggestion is to amend the policy and present the 1st reading at the next meeting.

Dr. Crowe stated he is hopeful. following the presentation of the resolution to Lynn Crest School, that Principal, Scott Osborne, will address the Board on this achievement.

Ms. Leidner requested clarification on Item #8, Policy 589, asking if the suggestion is for her to table the item. Dr. Crowe explained the Board will be approving the first reading of the policy. He further explained upon review, the policy can be revised.

There were no comments or questions from the public. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted. During roll call, Mr. Miloscia asked for further clarification on Item #8. Dr. Crowe stated his recommendation is that the Board approve the 1st reading. He explained if subsequent changes are necessary that would require another 1st reading he will do that.

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October 13, 2010 Ms. Leidner presented the resolution to Lynn Crest School #22 Principal and staff for their selection as a 2010 United States Department of Education Blue Ribbon School.

Mr. DeMarino introduced Scott Downie and Steven Siegel of the Spiezle Group, advising they are the architects who lead the district through the last bond referendum and will be presenting the details on a possible referendum to replace roofs and place solar panels on all schools throughout the district. Mr. Downie presented a short power point addressing the roofs and solar panels. Mr. Downie stated the Department of Education will cover 40% of the cost of the project. Mr.Downie further stated that the district must move forward within 6 months of Department of Education approval in order to receive the state funding. He advised that the bond interest is currently at an all time low. Mr. Downie presented three options. Mr. Downie explained the most economical option is replacing the roofs and the installation of solar panels. He stated that option would cost the taxpayer approximately $7.00 per year.

Dr. Crowe stated the roofs need to be replaced and the district cannot replace them with the yearly school district budget. Dr. Crowe stated the state advises if the district passes the referendum, they will pay 40% of the roof costs. Dr. Crowe stated the district would be moving to sustainable New Jersey goals and following the recommendation of the Governor, the Department of Education and the Mayor. Dr. Crowe stated the Board and Administration will be available to speak at any meetings to promote the passage of the bond referendum.

Mr. Tamburello stated the roofs and solar projects are a necessity for the health and safety of the children. He stated December 14th is election day and everyone must vote yes on this necessary referendum. Mr. Tamburello stated the district will be paying less in insurance premiums by having all new roofs on our schools.

Ms. Lordi stated this is a time to provide the public with information regarding the substance of the bond referendum as Mr. Downie did this evening. She thanked the Board members for their comments.

Mr. Yuhasz stated this is a grand opportunity for this township and school district to save money. He stated it is a known fact that the roofs are in disrepair and extremely costly to fix. He acknowledged Mr. DeMarino’s work on a grant which has a deadline of February 22nd. Mr. Yuhasz thanked his fellow Board members and Dr. Crowe for their efforts on this bond referendum.

Mr. Molnar stated 6 years ago the residents of Woodbridge passed an $86,000,000 bond referendum. He stated with the new heater ventilators and new windows in the schools, it is more important than ever to replace the deteriorating roofs. Mr. Molnar stated this bond referendum is the piggyback to the previous bond referendum.

Mr. Miloscia asked for clarification on the election date. Ms. Acquisto advised December 14. Mr. Milosica clarified that the election is not a Board of Education vote. Ms. Acquisto stated the election is solely for the bond referendum

Ms. Leidner asked the cost to replace one high school roof if we were to put the cost in the budget. Mr. DeMarino stated the cost is between 1.5 and 3 million dollars. Mr. Downie stated the cost to replace the roof on Woodbridge High School is approximately $3,000,000. Ms. Leidner stated in order to replace the roof at Woodbridge High School, $3,000,000 would need to be placed in the budget at the expense of other programs. Mr. DeMarino stated he would have to cut that amount of money from somewhere else in the budget. Ms. Leidner compared the cost of a cup of coffee a week to the $7.00 per year that the bond referendum would cost the taxpayers. Ms. Leidner stated she whole-heartedly supports the bond referendum.

D. Pinkowitz, Iselin, asked if there is any flexibility in the funding since the schools are named in the project and how long is it anticipated that the construction would take. Dr. Crowe stated this is a step moving towards not selling properties, but that is not guaranteed. Mr. DeMarino stated the approved grant by the State is school specific. Mr. DeMarino stated his recommendation would be to never sell schools. Mr. Pinkowitz asked the estimated length of time for construction. Mr. Downie stated roofing work is generally done in the summer months or the evenings when children are not in the building. He stated as a result he estimates a completion period of two years, possibly three.

J. Vatric, Woodbridge, stated at a Council meeting it was mentioned that there would be a possible School Board election on December 14th. He asked for an explanation of that. Mr. DeMarino stated there would be a special election for the bond referendum only and it would be held on December 14, 2010. Mr. Vataric stated the district needs to create a clear picture of the need to pass the referendum. He stated he supports the referendum.

Ms. Acquisto thanked Mr. Downie for the power point presentation.

Mr. Tamburello asked if there will be a Spiezle presentation on the Woodbridge website. Dr. Crowe responded, once the Board approves the bond referendum, the presentation will be put on the website.

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October 13, 2010 The Buildings and Grounds Committee, on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Business Administrator/Board Secretary, presented the following:

1. That the Board of Education approve the following resolution regarding a requirement by the New Jersey Department of Education for the submission of the three-year maintenance plans, documenting required maintenance in public school facilities:

WHEREAS, the Department of Education requires New Jersey School Districts to submit three-year maintenance plans documenting “required” maintenance activities for each of its public school facilities, and

WHEREAS, the required maintenance activities described in the previously submitted plan for the various school facilities of the Woodbridge Township School District are consistent with these requirements, and

WHEREAS, all past and planned activities are reasonable to keep school facilities open and safe for use in their original condition and to keep their system warranties valid.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Woodbridge Township Board of Education hereby authorizes the School Business Administrator to submit the Comprehensive Maintenance Plan for the Woodbridge Township School District in compliance with Department of Education requirements.

2. That the Board of Education approve the previously submitted agreement between the Township of Woodbridge and the Board of Education for the purchase of seven (7) used Board of Education vehicles and one (1) trailer.

3. That the Board of Education approve the following resolution for a special school district election to be held Tuesday, December 14, 2010.

WHEREAS, The Board of Education (the "Board" when referring to the governing body and the "School District" when referring to the territorial boundaries governed by the Board) of the Township of Woodbridge in the County of Middlesex, New Jersey (the “State”) desires to undertake a school facilities improvement project including roof replacement and solar panel installation at Avenel Middle, Avenel Street Elementary, Claremont Avenue Elementary, Colonia Middle, Ford Avenue Elementary, Fords Middle, Indiana Avenue Elementary, Iselin Middle, JFK Memorial High, Kennedy Park Elementary, Lafayette Estates Elementary, Lynn Crest Elementary, Matthew Jago Elementary, Mawbey Street Elementary, Oak Ridge Heights Elementary, Pennsylvania Avenue Elementary, Port Reading Elementary, Robert Mascenick Elementary, Ross Street Elementary, Woodbridge High and Woodbridge Middle Schools and roof replacement at Colonia High School (the “Project”); and

WHEREAS, to accomplish the same, the Board seeks to authorize the submission of a ballot question (the “Proposal”) at a special School District election to be held Tuesday, December 14, 2010 (the “Election”) and to authorize certain actions required to be taken in connection with the conduct of the Election and the undertaking of the Project.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by The Board of Education of the Township of Woodbridge in the County of Middlesex, New Jersey (not less than a majority of the full membership of the Board concurring) as follows:

A. The following Explanatory Statement and Proposal (the "Proposal") shall be submitted to the legal voters of the School District at a special School District election (the "Election") of the legal voters of the School District to be held on Tuesday, December 14, 2010, commencing at 2:00 p.m. in the School District. The polls shall remain open until 9:00 p.m. and as much longer as may be necessary to permit all the legal voters then present to vote and cast their ballot.

EXPLANATORY STATEMENT

As set forth in the Proposal below, the Board is seeking authorization to undertake a school facilities improvement program including the installation of solar panels and roof replacement at the following schools:

Avenel Middle Lynn Crest ElementaryAvenel Street Elementary Matthew Jago ElementaryClaremont Avenue Elementary Mawbey Street ElementaryColonia Middle Oak Ridge Heights Elementary Ford Avenue Elementary Pennsylvania Avenue Elementary Fords Middle Port Reading ElementaryIndiana Avenue Elementary Robert Mascenick ElementaryIselin Middle Ross Street Elementary

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JFK Memorial High Woodbridge HighKennedy Park Elementary Woodbridge Middle SchoolsLafayette Estates Elementary Colonia High School (roof replacement only)

If the Proposal is approved, the School District anticipates receiving a State grant in the amount of $8,967,614 for the project reducing the taxpayers’ share of the project to $32,491,623.

The current State grant available to the re-roofing portion of the project, in the amount of $8,967,614, expires February 22, 2011. Such grant is only available to the School District if the referendum is approved by the voters. The Board is concerned that if the referendum is not approved at this time, that, upon the Board’s reapplication for such grant, such grant would not be made available to the Board either, at all or in such amount. As a result, the Board is proceeding with a referendum at this time notwithstanding that debt service aid is not currently available from the State for the solar portion of the project.

PROPOSAL

The Board of Education of the Township of Woodbridge in the County of Middlesex, New Jersey is authorized to (A) undertake a school facilities improvement project including roof replacement and solar panel installation at Avenel Middle, Avenel Street Elementary, Claremont Avenue Elementary, Colonia Middle, Ford Avenue Elementary, Fords Middle, Indiana Avenue Elementary, Iselin Middle, JFK Memorial High, Kennedy Park Elementary, Lafayette Estates Elementary, Lynn Crest Elementary, Matthew Jago Elementary, Mawbey Street Elementary, Oak Ridge Heights Elementary, Pennsylvania Avenue Elementary, Port Reading Elementary, Robert Mascenick Elementary, Ross Street Elementary, Woodbridge High and Woodbridge Middle Schools and roof replacement at Colonia High School; (B) expend on such project an amount not to exceed $41,459,238, which expenditure shall be funded, in part, with a State grant in the amount of $8,967,615 (based on the project’s final eligible costs of $22,419,038); and (C) issue bonds of the School District in an aggregate amount not to exceed $32,491,623 (representing the local share). The Board is also authorized to issue additional bonds in an amount not exceeding the State grant amount to temporarily finance the State grant for cash flow purposes only, as necessary, pending receipt of the State grant. The cost of the portion of the project consisting of the installation of the solar panels (the "Solar Project") is $19,040,200 and the Solar Project to be funded herein was potentially eligible for State support, in whole or in part, at a minimum amount of 40 percent for eligible components of the Solar Project. However, the Board determined not to seek State support for the Solar Project. The local shares of each of the projects may be transferred among projects.

B. The Board hereby approves and adopts the Proposal and, subject to the approval of the legal voters of the School District, hereby determines to carry out the same.

C. The Business Administrator/Board Secretary is hereby authorized and directed, in conjunction with Bond Counsel, to deliver a certified copy of this resolution and such other information as shall be necessary to comply with applicable provisions of the Education Law and Election Law, to the Middlesex County Superintendent of Schools, Middlesex County Clerk, Middlesex County Board of Elections, and to the Clerk of the Township of Woodbridge, and to request such persons to undertake their respective functions under the Education Law and the Election Law, as applicable, in connection with the Election. The Business Administrator/Board Secretary is hereby authorized to amend the Proposal and the Explanatory Statement to conform same to statutory requirements.

D. The Board hereby acknowledges and confirms that, in accordance with the requirements of Sections 24-16 and 24-17 of the Education Law, a Supplemental Debt Statement has been prepared as of the date of this resolution by the Chief Financial Officer of the Township of Woodbridge, giving effect to the proposed total authorization of School Bonds of the School District in the maximum amount provided for in the Proposal, and that such Supplemental Debt Statement has been filed in the offices of the Clerk of the Township of Woodbridge, and in the office of the Business Administrator/Board Secretary prior to the adoption of this resolution. The Board hereby directs the Business Administrator/Board Secretary to cause such Supplemental Debt Statement to be filed in the office of the Director of the Division of Local Government Services, New Jersey Department of Community Affairs prior to the date of the Election.

E. The School Administration and such other officers, professionals and agents of the Board as are necessary, including Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A., Bond Counsel and the Architect for the Project, are each hereby authorized and directed to perform such acts, execute such documents and do such things as are necessary and proper for the submission of the Proposal to the voters of the

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School District at the Election, including preparation and submission of all required applications for receipt of the State grant.

F. This resolution shall take effect immediately.

4. That the Board of Education approve the previously submitted proposal for energy auditing and

consulting services for three high schools; Woodbridge High School, John F. Kennedy Memorial High School and Colonia High School, to Shore Green Energy, LLC, 2601 New Road, Northfield, New Jersey 08225. Shore Green Energy, LLC shall receive payment for services in the amount of $15,000.00, payable as follows: (3 quotes received.)

33.3% Issuance of Purchase Order or Contract / Implementation Fee

33.3% Completion of Field Work

33.3% Delivery of Final Report

Mr. Yuhasz moved for the adoption of the Buildings and Grounds recommendations, seconded by Ms. Leidner. There were no comments or questions from the Board or public. With all Board members present voting in favor with the exception of Ms. Leidner and Mr. Molnar who abstained on Item #2, the foregoing was adopted.

The Curriculum Committee, on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, presented the following:

1. The 2010 New Jersey Assessment of Skills and Knowledge (NJASK) grades 3 through 8 results will be presented.

2. That the Board of Education approve the previously submitted “High School Program of Studies 2011-2012” booklet for the academic year 2011-2012.

3. That the Board of Education adopt the following curriculum guides for the instructional program:

Curriculum Guide World Languages – Kindergarten World Languages – Grade 1 World Languages – Grade 2 World Languages – Grade 3 World Languages – Grade 4 World Languages – Grade 5 World Languages Survey – Grade 6 Grade 7: Spanish 1A, French 1A, Chinese 1A Grade 8: Spanish 1B, French 1B, Chinese 1B Spanish Level 1, 2, 3, 4 French Level 1, 2, 3, 4 Chinese Level 1, 2 Spanish AP French AP

Mr. Triebwasser moved for the adoption of the Curriculum recommendations, seconded by Mr. Yuhasz. There were no comments or questions from the Board or public. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted.

The Finance and Insurance Committee, on recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Business Administrator/Board Secretary, presented the following:

1. That the Board of Education approves payment of the bills in the amount of $13,639,985.49 and the Food Service Department bills in the amount of $63,279.30.

2. That the amount of district taxes needed to meet the obligations of this Board for the next thirty day period, beginning November 2010 is:

Requisition for Taxes for the General Fund in the amount of $12,771,513.00 and for the Debt Service in the amount of $313,788.00; totaling $13,085,301.00,

and that the Township Council is hereby requested to place in the hands of the Treasurer of School Monies that amount by November 10, 2010.

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October 13, 2010 3. That the Board of Education accept the Report of the Secretary for the month of September 2010.

4. That the Board of Education accept the attached Business Administrator/Board Secretary's Monthly Interest and Investment Report for the month of September 2010.

5. That the bookkeeping transfers pertaining to the 2010-11 budgetary accounts be approved as per the

attached list.

6. That the Board of Education accept the previously submitted Report of the Treasurer for the months of July 2010 and August 2010, as it agrees with the Report of the Secretary. The September 2010, Treasurer’s Report has not been received.

7. That the members of the Board of Education certify that to the best of their knowledge no major account or fund has been overexpended in violation of N.J.A.C. 6A:23A-16.10(b) and that sufficient funds are available to meet the district's financial obligations for the remainder of the fiscal year.

8. That the Board of Education readopt the 2009-10 School Year Budget changing the total from $187,684,643.54 to $187,687,192.54 to reflect the following:

Keller Grant $1,250.00

Science Grant 1,299.00

9. That the Board of Education approve the following resolution regarding disposable materials.

WHEREAS, the Board of Education has determined that the items submitted on the attached Disposable Material List are no longer in working condition and therefore deemed not usable for school purposes.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Education, Township of Woodbridge, County of Middlesex, New Jersey, that the Business Administrator/Board Secretary be authorized to advertise a public sale to be held on November 18, 2010, per the attached Disposable Materials List.

Mr. Tamburello moved for the adoption of the Finance and Insurance recommendations, seconded by Ms. Leidner. There were no comments or questions from the Board or public. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted.

The Transportation Committee, on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Business Administrator/Board Secretary, presented the following:

1. That a note be made in the minutes that an additional $2,905.10 for PD10-30 for special education Fall Out of District for the 2010-2011 school year for Rt. FCSF2, Children’s Specialized Hospital, for Transportation Care due to the students going 19 extra days for a total of 205 days.. (Transportation Agenda, 8/19/10, Item 5.)

2. That the Board of Education approve the following temporary Fall Out of District route for the 2010-2011 school year to the vendor with the lowest quote, whose quote also met specifications, as follows:

Breza Bus Company Total $24,642.00 101 East Inman Avenue Rahway, NJ 07065

Rt. FCAP Chancellor Academy, Pompton Plains 90 days @ $273.80 Effective September 21, 2010

3. That the Board of Education approve the renewal of PD09-01 for transportation route for the 2010-2011 school year at 0% increase to the vendor with the lowest bid, whose proposals also met specifications, as follows: (Bids read 2/28/08-5 bids received, Transportation Agenda, 3/13/08, Item 3., Transportation Agenda 6/11/09, Item 35.)

Rahway Bus Company Total $33,048.00 445 Inman Avenue Colonia, NJ 07067

Tier Route Price Total 53 E204 $91.80 $91.80

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4. That the Board of Education approve the renewal of PD07-17 at 0% increase for transportation routes for the 2010-2011 school year to the vendor with the lowest bid, whose proposals also met specifications, as follows: (Bids read 5/22/06-2 bid received, Transportation Agenda 6/11/09, Item 15.)

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October 13, 2010 Breza Bus Company Total $31,022.42 101 East Inman Avenue Rahway, NJ 07065

Tier Route Price Total 2 E263 $15,787.57 $15,787.57 33 E272 $15,234.85 $15,234.85

5. That the Board of Education approve the following temporary Fall Out of District route for the 2010-2011 school year to the vendor with the lowest quote, whose quote also met specifications, as follows:

Barker Bus Company Total $26,010.00 1400 Rt. 22 East Bridgewater, NJ 08807

Rt. FIEA Institute for Educational Achievement New Milford, NJ 90 days @ $245.00 Aide: $44.00 Effective October 4, 2010

6. That the Board of Education approve the award of PD11-19 for student transportation routes for the 2010-2011 school year to the vendors with the lowest bid, whose proposals also met specifications, as follows: (Bids read 10/7/10, 3 bids received)

Dapper Bus Company Total $89,652.64 1020 Green Street Iselin, NJ 08830

Route Number Cost E112 $84.26 E185 $84.26 E186 $84.26 E211 $84.26 E223 $84.26 E224 $84.26 E282 $84.26

Rahway Bus Company 445 Inman Avenue Colonia, NJ 07067

Route Number Cost Total $12,904.80 E202 $84.90

Negba Bus Company 1027 Ridge Avenue Lakewood, NJ 08701

Route Number Cost Total $24,016.00 E231 $158.00

7. That the Board of Education approve the attached Report of the School Bus Emergency Evacuation Drills for the 2010-2011 school year.

8. That the Board of Education approve the sale of one (1) 1999 International 54 passenger bus, VIN 1HVBBAAP2XH692157, to St. Anthony of Padua, Rahway Avenue, Port Reading, New Jersey, in the amount of $2,000.00.

9. That the Board approve the cancellation of Rt. LKP1 (Lynn Crest School, Colonia-PM Kindergarten) for the 2010-2011 school year to the Dapper Bus Company for a total of $4,600.80 due to no students attending. (Transportation Agenda, 6/29/10, Item 10.)

Mr. Golden moved for the adoption of the Transportation recommendations, seconded by Mr. Yuhasz. There were no comments or questions from the Board or public. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted.

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October 13, 2010 The Cafeteria Committee, on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Business Administrator/Board Secretary, presented the following:

1. That the Board of Education approve the revision to the previously submitted agenda item for Food Service Management effective July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011, with a guaranteed return to the district of $58,324.00, to Chartwells School Dining, 804 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ 07764. Chartwells School Dining will receive administrative/management fees of $175,000.00 and $0.08 per meal. (6/29/10 Cafeteria Agenda, Item #1.)

Ms. Leidner moved for the adoption of the Cafeteria recommendations, seconded by Mr. Molnar. During Board discussion, Ms. Leidner asked Mr. DeMarino to explain the reason the resolution needed to be amended. Mr. DeMarino explained the original resolution omitted the per meal profit that Chartwells would be receiving.

Mr. Tamburello asked why it is necessary for students to key in their PIN when they are paying cash for their meal. Mr. DeMarino stated it is a way for Chartwells to keep track of what the students are eating and their preferences. Ms. Rotella stated she feels it is a better idea for parents to put money into the students’ accounts eliminating the need for students to carry cash to school.

Ms. Leidner stated the lines should move much quicker when the cafeterias are properly staffed.

There were no comments or questions from the public. With all Board members present voting in favor, the foregoing was adopted.

Board Attorney, Viola Lordi, stated she was asked to undertake the annual review of the School Ethics Act and the Code of Ethics for School Board Members as required by New Jersey law. She advised each Board member that they are required to sign a certification and provide the certification to Ms. DeRollo to be filed in the Board Secretary’s office and submitted to the County and State as appropriate. Ms. Lordi proceeded with the presentation. There were no comments or questions following the presentation.

Under "Old Business," Ms. Leidner congratulated Ms. Yukna and the transportation department on their participation at the St. James Street Fair.

Mr. Yuhasz stated on September 25, he and fellow Board members, Mr. Miloscia, Ms. Leidner and Mr. Tamburello as well as Dr. Crowe dedicated the flag and flagpole at Woodbridge High School. Mr. Yuhasz stated new flagpoles will be installed at School #4&5 and Woodbridge Middle before the winter sets in. Mr. Yuhasz thanked the Woodbridge High School Class of 1958 and Dr. Crowe for his support of “A Salute to Old Glory”.

Under “New Business," Mr. Tamburello advised there will be a fundraiser to benefit the Ernest Dubay track meet. He stated the fundraiser is “Cooking for a Cause” at Arianna’s on Rahway Avenue in Woodbridge. The event runs for four weeks and half the proceeds are being donated to Colonia Corner Charities, who is spearheading the efforts to provide the track meet for both elementary and middle school students.

Ms. Leidner asked how far the Colonia Corner Charities are from reaching their goal. Mr. Tamburello advised the first fundraiser was the barbeque/whiffleball event which was very successful. He stated this event should put them over the top. Mr. Tamburello stated any surplus will go back to the schools most likely to extracurricular activities. Ms. Rotella asked Mr. Tamburello to keep her informed since dates for both the elementary and middle school track meets will need to be scheduled.

Mr. Miloscia asked if Shaughnessy Park was included in the cleanup project. Mr. Tamburello stated that was actually the meeting place for all participants before spreading throughout the township. Mr. Miloscia stated the dedication of the Charles Shaughnessy Park is scheduled for Saturday between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

The Board President opened the meeting to the public. During this portion, D. Davidson, Fords, announced that the Woodbridge Elks is sponsoring a breakfast to benefit the PACE organization on Sunday, November 21 from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Woodbridge Elks.

D. Pinkowitz, Iselin, asked if there were any affirmative votes on Item #6 of the Superintendent’s agenda. Dr. Crowe stated each Board member abstained on their name only, but voted affirmatively on all other names.

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Mr. Pinkowitz thanked the Board for moving forward with the bond referendum. He stated he feels it will be an uphill battle considering decisions made by this Board in the past. Mr. Pinkowitz expressed additional concerns over the elimination of the G&T Arts program. He stated the Board has not been consistent with their actions. Dr. Crowe thanked Mr. Pinkowitz for his endorsement of the bond, but stated he will not debate past issues. He further stated the Board of Education has always put students first.

K. Green, Iselin, expressed concern over the elimination of the G&T Arts program. Ms. Green asked if busing will be provided to transport students to competitions and concerts. Dr. Crowe stated Ms. Green brings up some very good points. He stated the Finance and Insurance Committee have directed the Administration to look for creative ways to bring programs back. Dr. Crowe stated the administrative staff was cut by more than 10%. He stated the district needs to continue to fight for funding. Dr. Crowe further stated the district will look for aggressive ways to bring back programs. He stated after the bond referendum election, the administration will look to the following year’s budget. Ms. Green suggested that the parents rally in Trenton. Dr. Crowe agreed with her suggestion but again stated all energy needs to be placed in getting the bond referendum in December passed.

Ms. Leidner stated Ms. Green’s suggestion for a rally was discussed at the Key Communicators’ meeting where she volunteered to spearhead the event.

Mr. Triebwasser then presented to the Board for its consideration, a resolution for a Closed Session to discuss subjects exempted from the public portion of the meeting. The discussion to be held in Closed Session will be about personnel matters which include:

Any information regarding the Closed Session discussion will be released to the public when the reasons for discussing these matters in Closed Session no longer exist. On motion by Mr. Triebwasser, seconded by Ms. Leidner and carried, the Board retired into Closed Session at approximately 8:37 p.m.

The Board returned from Closed Session at approximately 9:58 p.m. and a roll call found all members present as were previously recorded.

The Personnel Committee, on recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Director of Personnel Services presented the following: 1a. That the Board of Education has been informed of the death of Linda DiLillo, retired teacher, who

served faithfully and rendered valuable service to the Board of Education and to the children of the community. The sympathy of the Board of Education and the Administration is extended to the family of Linda DiLillo and a note of passing shall be made in the minutes.

1b. That the Board of Education has been informed of the death of Edward Quigley, retired guidance

counselor, who served faithfully and rendered valuable service to the Board of Education and to the children of the community. The sympathy of the Board of Education and the Administration is extended to the family of Edward Quigley and a note of passing shall be made in the minutes.

2. That the following retirement be accepted with regret: Name Assignment Years/Service Effective Carniglia, Margaret Media Specialist 39 yrs., 1 mo. 12/31/10 3. That the following be granted an unpaid personal leave of absence and/or maternity leave of absence

pursuant to the conditions of the negotiated agreement and/or family leave of absence pursuant to New Jersey Family Leave Act No. N.J.S.A. 34:11,B-1 et.seq. or Federal Family Leave Act No. 29 U.S.C., Section 2601 et.seq.:

Name Assignment Effective @ Bergondo, Robyn Teacher, Iselin MS 1/3/11 – 6/30/11 % Caccavano, Laura Social Worker, CST #2&16 10/6/10 – 10/27/10 # DaSilva, Amanda Teacher, JFK High School 9/14/10 – 6/30/11 @ Evangelista, Toni Teacher, Matthew Jago 1/3/11 – 5/31/11

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October 13, 2010 3, continued Name Assignment Effective @ Gross, Nichole Teacher, Woodbridge High School 12/6/10 – 2/28/11 @ Grzeskowiak, Jessica Teacher, Claremont Ave. 12/6/10 – 4/1/11 @ Heagen, Beth Teacher, Woodbine Ave. 10/11/10 – 1/21/11 @ Kaminsky, Pamela Teacher, Lafayette Est. 11/29/10 – 4/21/11 % Kiplok, Mary Ellen Teacher, Iselin MS 10/4/10 – 10/15/10 * Lopes, Jamie Teacher, Ross St. 12/1/10 – 6/30/11 % Peitz, Joshua Teacher, Woodbridge High School 1/10/11 – 2/22/11 * Pirillo, Mildred Bus Attendant, Transportation 9/9/10 – 10/31/10 * Taveras, Sophia Bus Driver, Transportation 10/21/10 – 10/29/10 % FMLA/NJFL * Unpd. Personal @ Mat./FMLA/NJFL (exact dates to be determined) # Mat/FMLA/NJFL (exact dates for be determined); unpd. pers. 3/14/11 – 6/30/11 4. That the following employees be approved at the salaries listed, due to level movement on the salary

guide as per the negotiated agreement:

Name Assignment Effective Rate/Hour Annual Salary Lucas, Joann Transportation, Bus Attendant 11/9/10 14.11 10,272.08# Strich, Laurie Transportation, Bus Attendant 11/9/10 14.11 10,272.08#

# Salary for informational purposes only

5. For the Approval of the Board: TRANSFERS CERTIFIED Name From To Effective Hersh, Susan Avenel MS (Math) Woodbine (Acad/Lit Coach) 10/18/10 Vreeland, Lonn Woodbine (Acad/Lit Coach) Avenel MS (Math) 10/18/10 6. That the following personnel be appointed for the 2010-2011, school year at the salary rate shown:

APPOINTMENTS CERTIFIED Effective Credited Assigned Spec. Prog. Total Annual Name Date Degree Yrs./Exp. Subj. Area Bldg./Dept. or Budget Salary Rate * Gentil, Claude 10/15/10 B 2 Elementary Ross St. Title I Funded 50,977.00 Hilliard, Alison 10/15/10 B 0 Elementary Avenel St. Title I Funded 48,896.00 *** Lambiase, Barbara 10/4/10 MA+32 7 Speech (1/2) Spec. Srvc. Budget 31,698.00#

*** Reappointment #Denotes ½ teaching contract NON-CERTIFIED Hourly Total Annual Name Effective Assignment Replacing Rate Salary Rate Benedicks, Lisa 10/14/10 Transp., Bus Attendant New 12.36 8,998.08# Finis, Rosamaria 10/14/10 Menlo Park, School Aide Sciacchitano 12.80 4,608.00# Frost, Loretta 10/14/10 Transp., Bus Attendant New 12.36 8,998.08# Ghani, Shahenna 10/14/10 Transp., Bus Attendant New 12.36 8,998.08# Golec, Ellen 10/14/10 Transp., Bus Attendant New 12.36 8,998.08# Idlett, Mary 10/14/10 Transp., Bus Attendant New 12.36 8,998.08# Luzuriaga, Merly 10/1/10 Ross St., School Aide LuCante 12.80 4,608.00# Manzueta, Delfa 10/14/10 Transp., Bus Attendant New 12.36 8,998.08# *** Petti, Patrice 10/14/10 Woodbridge HS, Para-S (p/t) Self 22.80 12,448.80# *** Reappointment # Annual Salary for informational purposes only

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October 13, 2010 * Subject to approval for employment from the New Jersey Department of Education. The employee shall be required to submit an

authorization and certification form along with fingerprints for a criminal history background check as required by N.J.S.A. 18A:6-7.1 et seq.

7. Extra-Curricular and Interest Club Activities for the 2010-2011 school year. AVENEL MIDDLE SCHOOL COLONIA MIDDLE SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary Belly, Sue Chorus Adv. 1,471.00 Caplette, Colleen Stud. Cncl. Co-Adv. 834.00 Cinkewicz, Beth Env. Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Contala, Michele Photo Club Adv. 982.00 Cottrell, Kelly Stud. Cncl. Co-Adv. 834.00 Geraci, Jessica Book Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Hunt, Randall Band Adv. 1,471.00 Korintus, Rana Env. Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Petrovey, Danielle 8th Gr. Dance Co-Adv. 491.00 Ragan, Charlene Yearbook Co-Adv. 629.50 Samaniego, Carol Nat'l Jr. HS Adv. 982.00 Samaniego, Cesar AV Club Adv. 982.00 Thiry, Erica 8th Gr. Dance, Co-Adv 491.00 Wanko, Jamie Book Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Zeizel, Meni Yearbook Co-Adv. 629.50 FORDS MIDDLE SCHOOL ISELIN MIDDLE SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary Aria, Charles AV Club Advisor 982.00 Bychkowski, Sherry Chorus Advisor 1,471.00 Delloiacono, Patricia Ski Club Co-Adv. 163.67 Delloiacono, Patricia Student Council, Co-Adv. 834.00 Evangelista, Brian Ski Club Co-Adv. 163.67 Hartenstein, Scott Yearbook Advisor 1,259.00 Ilaria, Jennifer Ski Club Co-Adv. 163.67 Kerbis, Erin 8th Grade Dance Co-Adv 491.00 Kerbis, Erin Ski Club Co-Adv. 163.67 Mazzilli, Jennifer Student Council, Co-Adv. 834.00 McCann, Matthew Chess Club 982.00 McCann, Matthew Ski Club Co-Adv. 163.67 Miller, Amanda NJHS, Co-Adv. 491.00 Novak, Irene Band Advisor 1,471.00 Ogonowski, Lauren NJHS, Co-Adv. 491.00 Terebetsky, Lauren 8th Grade Dance Co-Adv 491.00 Terebetsky, Lauren Newspaper Co-Adv. 735.50 Sikora, Paul Ski Club Co-Adv. 163.67 Wernsing, Cynthia Newspaper Co-Adv. 735.50 WOODBRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Cardoso, Miguel Computer Club Adv. 982.00 Carsey, Nicole Early Act/Ecol. Club, Co-Adv. 491.00 Dudley, Kenchetta Lang. Arts Club, Co-Adv. 491.00 Hugelmeyer, Casey Early Act/Ecol. Club, Co-Adv. 491.00 Jorgensen, Doreen Band Adv. 1,471.00 Keuscher, Ted Student Council 1,668.00 Malmstrom, Tyler Lang. Arts Club, Co-Adv. 491.00 Olsen, Stephanie 8th Grade Dance Co-Adv. 491.00 Olsen, Stephanie Art Club Adv. 982.00 Schetttini, Michelle 8th Gr. Dance, Co-Adv 491.00 Stapleton, Ashley Math Club Advisor 982.00 Stapleton, Ashley Yearbook 1,259.00 TenBroeck, Roberta Chorus Adv. 1,471.00

Azzarello, Joseph Ski Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Baginsky, Krista Scrapbook Club 982.00 Bernstein, Jason AV Club Adv. 982.00 Bernstein, Jason Film Club 982.00 Ciardiello, Gina Yearbook Co-Adv. 629.50 Clifford, Patricia 8th Grade Dance Co-Adv. 491.00 Clifford, Patricia Book Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Coen, Cheryl Scenery Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Dziedzic, Thomas 8th Grade Dance Co-Adv. 491.00 Grose, Jaimie Scenery Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Henriques, Marcella Book Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Henriques, Marcella Yearbook Co-Adv. 629.50 Hutchinson, Jennifer Green Club 982.00 Hutchinson, Jennifer Ski Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Lauri, Melissa Newspaper Co-Advisor 735.50 McCabe, Michael Drama Club Adv. 982.00 Nolan, Lisa Art Club Adv. 982.00 Olvesen, Frieda Student Cncl. Adv. 1,668.00 Pierson, Edward Chorus Adv. 1,471.00 Pierson, Edward Musical Prod. Club 982.00 Racano, Celeste Kids for Kindness 982.00 Willenbrock, Mark Band Adv. 1,471.00 Wilson, Janice Newspaper Co-Advisor 735.50

Alvarado, Christina Gardening Club Co-Adv. 491.00Amery, Patricia Gardening Club Co-Adv. 491.00Amery, Patricia Student Cncl., Co-Adv. 834.00Banos, Christopher Yearbook, Co-Adv. 629.50Casella, Margaretta Chorus Advisor 1,471.00DiLonardo, Nicole Yearbook, Co-Advisor 629.50Glick, Robert Band Advisor 1,471.00Hilarczyk, Michelle Student Council, Co-Adv. 834.00Tomaszewski,Jaclyn Comm. of Caring 982.00

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October 13, 2010 7. Extra-Curricular and Interest Club Activities (cont.): COLONIA HIGH SCHOOL JOHN F. KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary Abrams, Melissa Sr. Class Play (Set Design) 1,765.00 Amorin, Christine Eng. Tutor. Club 982.00 Altland, Brad Sr. Class Co-Adv. 1,718.00Bodo, Kate World Lang. Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Belly, Sue Show Chorus Club Co-Adv. 491.00Bolton, Alaine Chorus Adv. 3,436.00 Belly, Sue Sr. Play Orchestra Co-Dir. 1,226.50Chmiel, Thomas DECA Adv. 2,453.00 Bergin, Timothy Set Construction 1,765.00Cioni, Kristin Choreographer 1,765.00 Bonventure, Anthony Senior Play Stage Crew 1,765.00Clark, Alexandra Sr. Play Make-Up 589.00 Cabrera, Joshua Band Director 5,888.00Danch, James Science Res. Club 2,453.00 Cabrera, Joshua Sr. Play Orchestra Co-Dir. 1,226.50DiChiara, Cynthia Junior Cotillion 1,471.00 Crego, Cathryn Acad. Comp. Sci. Res. 2,453.00DiChiara, Cynthia Yearbook 3,924.00 Culton, Delia Student Council Advisor 3,533.00Ercolino, Lisa Sr. Play Sales & Pub. Adv. 1,178.00 DiFiori, Martha Spanish Hon Society Adv. 982.00Ferris, Joel Step Team 982.00 DiLonardo, Sharon Sr. Class, Co-Advisor 1,718.00Fidler, Megan Math Tutoring Club (Fall) 982.00 DiLonardo, Sharon Sr. Masquerade, Co-Adv. 637.00Gibbons, Emily Color Guard Co-Adv. 1,472.50 DiPalma, Stephen Literary Magazine Advisor 2,945.00Gobbo, JoAnn FBLA Co-Adv. 1,226.50 Doran, Alanna Sophomore Class Advisor 2,159.00Greene, Cathleen Jr. Class Adv. 2,453.00 Dzema, Cynthia Junior Class Advisor 2,453.00Greffer, Chantal Ecology Club 982.00 Espada, Obed Tutoring Club Adv. 982.00Kaur, Virinder Multi-Cultural Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Essig, Michael Key Club Advisor 982.00Kenney, Karen FBLA Co-Adv. 1,226.50 Evanko, Elizabeth Art Services Co-Adv. 1,226.50Kurowsky, Scott Yearbook Fin. Co-Adv. 834.00 Evanko, Elizabeth Literary Magazine Asst. 1,964.00Leahy, William Sr. Play Set Construction 1,765.00 Evanko, Elizabeth Set Design Co-Adv. 882.50Lombardi, Kristen Yearbook Asst. 2,342.00 Friedman, Rachael Art Services Co-Adv. 1,226.50MacIntyre, Suzanne Sr. Prom Co-Adv. 882.50 Friedman, Rachael Set Design Co-Adv. 882.50MacIntyre, Suzanne Sr. Class Treas.Co. Adv. 1,079.50 Giordano, Diane Math Club Advisor 982.00McCauley, Barbara Multi-Cultural Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Inostroza, Jennifer Color Guard Advisor 2,945.00McNamara, Lindsay Eng. Tutor. Club 982.00 Jacobson, Donna Senior Play Advisor –(M) 4,416.00Meade, Rosemary Sr. Class Treas. Co. Adv. 1,079.50 Koch, Matthew Newspaper Club Advisor 982.00Meade, Rosemary Sr. Prom Co-Adv. 882.50 Kondrk, Jessica Jr. Cotillion Asst. 1,178.00Meade, Rosemary Stud. Council Adv. 3,533.00 Kurack, Sharon Senior Prom Co-Advisor 882.50Perdoni, Kevin Band Director 5,888.00 Lazarowitz, Rachel National Hon. Society Adv. 2,453.00Perdoni, Kevin Sr. Play - Orch. Dir. 2,453.00 Lesniak, Nichole Academic Team Adv. 2,453.00Platko, Stephanie Color Guard Co-Adv. 1,472.50 Masucci, Alysa Drill Team 2,945.00Platko, Stephanie Sr. Play (Musical) 4,416.00 McKeever, Maura Senior Play Choreographer 1,765.00Roberts, Debra NHS Advisor 2,453.00 Palombo, Anthony Yearbook Financial Advisor 1,668.00Rockmaker, Linda Juggernauts Adv. 2,453.00 Paloti, Ellen Student Council Asst. 2,453.00Sheehan, Lynn Inter-Act Club 982.00 Paul, Richard Library Club 982.00Sheehan, Lynn Sr. Class Adv. 3,436.00 Poltorak, Nicole Jr. Cotillion Adv. 1,471.00Simkovich, Danielle Fresh. Leadership Club 491.00 Ridgeway, Keith French Honor Society Adv. 982.00Simkovich, Danielle School Newspaper 2,945.00 Roth, Brittany FBLA Co-Adv. 1,226.50Simkovich, Danielle Sr. Play Costumes 882.50 Sawyer, Danielle Ecology Club Co-Adv. 491.00Simkovich, Danielle Yearbook Fin. Co-Adv. 834.00 Schreck, Bob FBLA Co-Adv. 1,226.50Smyth, Melanie Math Tutoring Club Spring 982.00 Schreck, Bob Senior Class Treasurer 2,159.00Ward, Jennifer World Lang. Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Schreck, Bob Sr. Play Sales & Publ. Adv. 1,178.00Wojcich, Trisha Soph. Leadership Club 491.00 Sexton, Shirley Sr. Masquerade, Co-Adv. 637.00 Sienkiewicz, Michele Yearbook Asst. 2,342.00 Stachurski, Amy Senior Prom Co-Advisor 882.50 Szymonowicz, Mary Yearbook Advisor 3,924.00 Verrilli, Judith Chorus Advisor 3,436.00 Verrilli, Judith Show Chorus Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Verrilli, Judith Sr. Play Vocal Director 2,453.00 Viteri, Ricardo Ecology Club Co-Adv. 491.00 York, Joseph Robotics Club 982.00

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WOODBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary

Amory, Elizabeth Vocal Music Dir. 3,436.00 Angatia, Jesse Art Services 2,453.00 Cataldo, Abagail NHS Co-Adv. 1,226.50 Clarke, Tina Int'l. Cult. Club 982.00 Daly, Sean Student Cncl. Adv. 3,533.00 DelGandio, Tara Sign Lang. Club 982.00 DeLuca, Joseph Winter Study Hall 982.00 Donelan, Darrell Band Director 5,888.00 Fasciale, Yvonne Art Club Adv. 982.00 Fitzpatrick, Richard Film Club Adv. 2,453.00 Giordano, Tammy Yearbook Fin. Adv. 1,668.00 Grasso, Norma Paddleball Club 982.00 Grasso, Bernadette Sr. Masquerade Adv. 1,274.00 Gross, Nichole Junior Cotillion 1,471.00 Huber, Stacy Color Guard Adv 2,945.00 Huber, Stacy Jr. Class Adv. 2,453.00 Irizarry, Fernando Sci. Res. Comp. 2,453.00 Kreisel, Judith Literary Magazine Adv 2,945.00 Lynch, Thomas Drama Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Lynch, Thomas Sr. Play Director (M) 4,416.00 Nobel, Marycatherine Host & Hostess Club Ad 982.00 Nobel, Marycatherine Sr. Prom Co-Adv. 882.50

Papageorgiou, Bob NHS Co-Adv. 1,226.50 Peitz, Timothy Acad. Comp. Co-Adv. 1,226.50 Pereira, Priscilla ESL Club Adv. 982.00 Petersen, Laurel Fut. Prob Solvers Co-Ad 1,226.50 Prochoren, Kathleen FBLA Adv. 2,453.00 Ramos, Nereida Spanish HS Adv. 982.00 Royce, Lindsey Yearbook Advisor 3,924.00 Sacco, Dana Fut. Probl Solvers Co-Ad 1,226.50 Soto, Jacquelyn Interact Club 982.00 Strauss, Robert Weight Room (S) 982.00 Strauss, Robert Weight Room (W) 982.00 Strauss, Robert Weight Room (F) 982.00 Switek, Michael Sr. Class Adv. 3,436.00 Terrell, Kelly Drama Club Co-Adv. 491.00 Terrell, Kelly Sr. Play Stage Crew 1,765.00 Tolentino, Maria Acad. Comp. Co-Adv. 1,226.50 Vignoli, Robert Math Tutor. Club 982.00 Washington, Michelle Fresh. Class Adv. 1,964.00 Winard, Adele English Tutor. Club 982.00 Woerner, Patricia Sr. Prom Co-Adv. 882.50 Zeitz, Suzana French Hon. Soc. 982.00

8. That the following Extra-Curricular Activity appointments for the elementary schools be approved

for the 2010-2011 school year. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted): School Name Position Salary Mawbey Street Bost, Jennifer Student Council, Co-Adv. $245.50 Puehlhorn, Kathleen Student Council, Co-Adv. 245.50 Quinn, Alice Safety Patrol, Co-Adv. 245.50 Spatola, Christine Student Council, Co-Adv. 245.50 Port Reading School Hein, Anthony Computer Club/E-Board 588.72 McKenzie, Jill Monitor Club 441.54 Rothenberg, Linda Safety Club 558.72 Menlo Park School D'Alessandro, Leigh Student Council Co-Adv. 491.00

Menlo Park School Woerner, Jaclyn Student Council Co-Adv. 491.00 9. That the following After-School Activity appointments for the elementary schools be approved for

the 2010-2011 school year. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted):

School Name Activity Salary Avenel St. School #4&5 Radzik, John Kickball 196.24 Avenel St. School #4&5 Radzik, John Basketball 196.24 Avenel St. School #4&5 Radzik, John Football 98.12 Pennsylvania Ave. School #27 Anan, Maria Math Instr. Strategies Club 539.66 Pennsylvania Ave. School #27 Mann, Donna L.A. Instr. Strategies Club 539.66 Pt. Reading School #9 Cerreto, Darin Wiffleball 490.60

10. That the following After-School Activity appointments for the middle and high schools be approved

for the 2010-2011 school year. (Payments will be upon voucher submitted):

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WOODBRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL AVENEL MIDDLE SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary Calhoun, Jayson Basketball 417.01 Calhoun, Jayson Volleyball 417.01 Cianfano, Andrew Football 417.01 Cichanowsky, Jill Soccer 294.36 Cichanowsky, Jill Track 294.36 Cichanowsky, Jill Co-Ed Fitness 245.30 Thomsen, Russell Baseball 441.54

FORDS MIDDLE SCHOOL JOHN F. KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL Name Activity Salary Name Activity Salary Borg, Eric Boys Baseball 784.96 Evangelista, Brian Basketball** 784.96 Hartenstein, Scott Punchball/Kickball** 784.96 Mankowski, Sara Volleyball 784.96 Ogonowski, Lauren Track 784.96

**Funded through the PTO

11. That the following home instructors be appointed at the rate of $32.50 per hour (Payment will be upon voucher submitted.):

Name Effective Date Students Total Weekly Hours Bode, Frank 9/15/2010 3 4.25 Burke, Patricia 9/15/2010 1 1.25 Christopher, James 9/14/2010 2 2.50 Cuches, Walter 9/15/2010 2 2.50 Fasciale, Yvonne 9/14/2010 1 1.25 Forbes, Michael 9/20/2010 1 2.50 Larsen, Rosanne 9/14/2010 1 1.25 Parisi, Karen 9/17/2010 2 3.75 Perry, Beverly 9/20/2010 1 2.50 Rivera, Maria 9/15/2010 1 1.25 Slaughter, Henry 9/14/2010 1 1.25 Zirpolo, Janice 9/17/2010 2 2.50

12. That the Board of Education approve payment to the following to complete evaluations for the

2010-2011 school year at a rate of $250.00 per evaluation, in accordance with N.J.A.C. 6A:14. (Payment will be from Child Study Team Evaluations upon voucher submitted.)

Walter Bader Educational Evaluations Ronald Rooberg Educational Evaluations Edna Tabon Educational Evaluations Donna Vigilante Educational Evaluations

Helaine Conti Psychological Evaluations Jody Gerstman Psychological Evaluations Michael Petti Psychological Evaluations Elisa Wasserman Psychological Evaluations Burton Weber Psychological Evaluations

Kelli Cuzzola Social Histories Howard Stevenson Social Histories Renee Takacs Social Histories Shelley Wiesner Social Histories

Caplette, Colleen Volleyball 367.95 Caplette, David Volleyball 367.95 Caplette, Colleen Flag Football 367.95 Caplette, David Flag Football 367.95 Caplette, Colleen Basketball 367.95 Caplette, David Basketball 367.95 Cinkewicz, Beth Colorguard 392.48 Geardino, Fred PLC Tech Academy 147.18 Geraci, Jessica PLC Tech Academy 220.70 Sisolak, Christine Colorguard 392.48 Thiry, Erica PLC Tech Academy 147.18 Wanko, Jamie PLC Tech Academy 147.18

Altland, Brad Fitness Training 1,005.73Banos, Christopher Weight Training 1,005.73Deniz, Bulent Weight Training 1,005.73McFadden, Thomas Weight Training 1,177.44Nyers, Richard Weight Training 1,668.04Viteri, Ricardo Self-Defense 613.25

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13. That the Board of Education approve the following staff member to serve as a member of the I&RS

Committee during the 2010-2011 school year at the designated salary noted below (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #11-401-100-100-29-Z-AC-00):

School Name Salary Claremont Avenue Liquori, Jessica 600.00

14. That the Board of Education approve payment to the following staff members for professional

development activities in English and Mathematics at Colonia High School during the 2010-2011 school year. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from funded account):

Name Hours Rate/Hr. Salary DiChiara, Cynthia 10 32.50 325.00 Kurowsky, Scott 10 32.50 325.00 McNamara, Lindsay 10 32.50 325.00 Rasimowicz, Brian 10 32.50 325.00

15. That the Board of Education approve payment to the following staff members for professional

development activities in English and Mathematics at Woodbridge High School during the 2010-2011 school year. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from funded account):

Name Hours Rate/Hr. Salary Braunsdorf, Edward 9 32.50 292.50 Bunch, Quienzell 9 32.50 292.50 Kreisel, Judith 9 32.50 292.50 Maldan, Kelly 9 32.50 292.50 Neidhardt, Kathryn 9 32.50 292.50 Prochoren, Angela 27 32.50 877.50 Risberg, Kathleen 27 32.50 877.50 Russo, Brian 9 32.50 292.50 Smith, Matthew 9 32.50 292.50 Switek, Michael 9 32.50 292.50 Van Handel, Beth 9 32.50 292.50 Vignoli, Robert 36 32.50 1,170.00 Wauters, Jennifer 9 32.50 292.50 Winard, Adele 36 32.50 1,170.00

16. That the following staff members be appointed as curriculum committee members for the programs listed below during the 2010-2011 school year. (Payment will be upon voucher submitted from account #11-000-221-104-60-A-AH-TO):

Name Program Hours Rate/Hr. Salary Danch, James AP Chemistry 60 32.50 1,950.00 Greffer, Chantal AP Biology 50 32.50 1,625.00 Sacco, Dana AP Biology 50 32.50 1,625.00 Sienkiewicz, Michele AP Biology 50 32.50 1,625.00 Tolentino, Maria AP Chemistry 60 32.50 1,950.00

17. That the following coaches be appointed for the 2010-2011 school year:

Name School Position Salary Burke, Patricia Woodbridge HS Asst. Cheerleading 3,161.00 Johal, Renuka Woodbridge HS Asst. Girl’s Basketball 5,057.00 Johal, Renuka Woodbridge HS Asst. Softball 4,425.00 Maddock, Richard Woodbridge HS Asst. Baseball 4,425.00 Bergondo, Chris JFK HS Asst. Softball 4,425.00 Heeney, Scott JFK HS Asst. Boys’ Spr. Track 3,793.00 Koenig, Heidi JFK HS Asst. Girls’ Basketball 5,057.00 McDevitt, Charles JFK HS Asst. Boys’ Basketball 5,057.00 Risola, Mark JFK HS Asst. Boys’ Basketball 5,057.00 Csapo, Sandor Colonia HS Head, Boys’ Spr. Track 5,661.00

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Hill, Andrew Colonia HS Asst. Baseball 4,425.00 Kirby-Jeter, Jennifer Colonia HS Head, Girls’ Tennis 4,717.00 18. That a note be made in the minutes to adjust the salary of Patricia Petrozziello, 5.5 hr. bus driver,

to $29.05 per hour, reflecting credit for previous years of service with the Woodbridge Board of Education, and that the adjustment be made retroactive to 8/31/10.

19. That the Board approve the changes in hourly rates for the following substitutes, effective

October 18, 2010:

Category Effective Date Hourly Rate Substitute Bus Driver $14.18 Substitute Bus Attendant 8.00 20. That the substitute teachers listed below be approved for the 2010-2011 school year:

Adamowsky, Melissa Agrawal , Usha Akhter, Salma Carrigan, Lisa Chima, Eyiuche Delgado, Mario Florez, Ana Garrett, Charles Grust, Karen Guirguis, Clair Harring, Christopher Hendrickson, Victoria Jurgens, Danielle Novembre, Thomas Perez, Robert Mayid Reynolds-Kettering, Janet Scalise, Dawn Scott, Jennifer

21. That a note be made in the minutes to show the source of payment for the following (9/16/10

Personnel Agenda, Item #13):

Name Spec. Prog. or Budget Benjamin, Nicole Title I Funded Duffy, Julia ARRA Funded Giampino, Denise Title IIA Funded – class size reduction McDonald, Megan ARRA Funded Scolaro, Linda Title I Funded Sepa, Monica Title IIA Funded – class size reduction Vreeland, Lonn Title I Funded Williams, Joseph Title I Funded (Academic Coach) The Personnel Committee, on recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, presents the following: 22. That the Board of Education approve the appointment of Joanne Shafer as Chief Affirmative Action

Officer for the Woodbridge Township School District for the 2010-2011 school year. The Personnel Committee, on recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools and the Director of Personnel Services, presents the following: 23. That the Board of Education approve the suspension with pay of employee, Christina Wetmore,

effective October 4, 2010, through October 13, 2010, and the termination of Ms. Wetmore effective October 14, 2010.

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24. That the Board of Education approve the suspension without pay of employee, John Galvin, effective October 15, 2010, through October 21, 2010.

25. That the Board of Education approve the suspension without pay of employee, Sandra Jaeger,

effective October 15, 2010, through October 21, 2010.

Mr. Molnar moved for the adoption of the Personnel recommendations, Items #1 through #21 and Item #22 with 3 addenda, Items #23, #24 and #25, which he read. With all Board members present voting in favor with the exception of Mr. Molnar who voted no on Items #24 and #25, the foregoing was adopted. Prior to voting, Mr. Molnar state he is in agreement with some disciplinary action in Items #24 and #25 but does not agree with the length of time. There being no further business, and on a motion by Mr. Molnar, seconded by Ms. Leidner and carried, the meeting adjourned at approximately 10:02 p.m.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I, Dennis DeMarino, Business Administrator and Secretary of the Board of Education, Township of Woodbridge, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and exact copy of the Minutes taken at the Board of Education meeting held October 13, 2010.

Dennis DeMarino d November 8, 2010