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Unofficial and Unapproved

NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR MEETING MINUTES

February 12, 2008 7:00 PM Room #210 of the

High School

PRESENT: Edward Magin, Judi Buckalew, Robert Cahoon, Kathy DeAngelis,

Mindy DeBadts, Kelly Ferrente, Cliff Parton, Ora Ro thfuss, III

Lucinda Miner, Jan McDorman and 18 guests

ABSENT/EXCUSED: Nickoline Henner, Robert Magi n

1. CALL TO ORDER: Ed Magin called the meeting t o order at 7:06 pm and led the Pledge of

Allegiance.

1a. APPROVAL OF Cliff Parton moved and Ora R othfuss, III seconded the following

AGENDA: motion. The vote was unanimous. E . Magin, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,

K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. Ferrente, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss, III

voted yes.

Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon re commendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

approves the agenda of February 12, 2008.

2. PUBLIC ACCESS TO Mr. David Stern and Mr. Leon Au stin, members of the Rose Union

THE BOARD: Community Building Board, addressed the Board of Education with an

issue concerning the verbal agreement made with the school district,

regarding space to be used in their building for th e Middle/High School

Suspension Center. They are requesting remuneratio n for expenditures

made prior to the inspection of the building. Ther e was a discussion on

the areas found deficient as a result of the inspec tion, and whether the

school district would have interest in using the bu ilding, if it passes

inspection in the future. Also discussed was wheth er or not the school

district would be interested in helping the Communi ty Building with

funding for repairs. The Board has requested that Mr. Stern and Mr.

Austin supply them with an itemized list of work do ne, including dates

that the work was performed. A determination by th e Board regarding

compensation will be forthcoming.

3 a. PRESENTATION: Melanie Geil spoke to the

Board about her job responsibilities as

CLAIMS Claims Auditor. She described

the process involved and the reference

AUDIT - materials she uses in certifying to the Di strict Treasurer that the claims

are eligible for payment. She provided the Board w ith the

Claims Audit

Plan

which lists audit steps she follows. A report will be given to the

Audit Committee of claims which are not in compliance because of

minor deficiencies, but are still paid.

3b. PRESENTATION:

Deb Teska, High School Art Teacher provided the Boa

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SCHOLASTIC ART presentation of student art

work that was submitted in the CNY

AWARD WINNERS – Regional Scholastic Ar t Competition by High School and Middle School

DEB TESKA Art students. 195 teachers representi ng 91 schools submitted 4,500

pieces of art for review by a panel of more than 60 professional artists,

educators and photographers. Only 1,200 pieces of artwork created by

junior and senior high school students were selected for the exhibition.

NR-W is very proud to have had their work selected to be exhibited and

to come away from this show with 20 winning pieces.

Congratulations

to winners Tom Bush, Olivia Keagle, Shaylee Snell, Connie Pettit,

Noelle Warrick, Elizabeth French, Bailey Kennedy, Kayla Kohlenberg,

Ali Dean, Noelle Warrick, and Tiffany Depew.

The exceptional artwork, consisting of drawings in

various mediums,

printmaking, digital imagery, photography, mixed media collage,

computer art, ceramics, and art portfolios will be displayed in the halls

of the Whitney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community

College from January 17 through February 29, 2008.

Mrs. Teska thanked the Board for their continued s upport of the art

program in the district.

3c. PRESENTATION: John O’Brien, High School Technology teacher presented a new high

TECHNOLOGY COURSE - school course offeri ng named

World of Technology

to the Board.

JOHN O’BRIEN The new course will first be offered in the 2008-2009 school year, and

is an entry level course. Learning experiences de signed for the course

emphasize problem solving and critical thinking utilizing acquired math

and science skills in a technology context and real world application.

According to the State Education Department, this course is designed to

provide students with the third unit of math or sci ence.

World of

Technology

will be a 1/2 credit hour course offered to all Hi gh School

students. Mr. O’Brien mentioned that he is excited about proposing

more technology courses in the future. Future cour ses that may be

coming to the Board for approval could include an e nergy course, a

course on residential structures, and design drawing for production.

A brief discussion took place regarding a new sch edule that is being

planned for High School students for the 2008-2009 school year. The

new schedule will keep the block concept, but will move away from

semestering to a full year schedule, i.e. “A” , “B” day.

4a. GOOD NEWS OF John Boronkay, Director of Curri culum and Instruction, spoke

THE DISTRICT: about the

Classroom Snapshot,

an additional style of teacher

observation. The traditional observation is scheduled, and takes place

for an entire lesson. The

Classroom Snapshot

observation is

unannounced, and the teacher is observed over a per iod of time. The

teacher may be observed while planning a lesson, wi thout students. Dr.

Boronkay may drop in to catch the middle of a parti cular lesson, the

“guided time” of the class. On yet another day, th e “wrap up” of a

lesson may be observed, the time when the comprehen sion of the lesson

is taking place. This style of observation gives a n accurate picture of

what is happening in the classroom. It allows the administrator to

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observe the teacher presenting more than one lesson

, using different

teaching methods and objectives, and to view more classroom activities.

Classroom Snapshot

observations will occur many times throughout

the year.

Michele Sullivan, Middle School Principal mentioned that she is placing

positive phone calls to parents. These positive ca lls are having a huge

impact. Usually, a parent would only hear from a Pr incipal when there

is a problem. Mrs. Sullivan mentioned that the sta ff and students are

becoming familiar with their new schedule.

There was discussion on cell phone text messagin g from parents to

students in the Middle School and High School durin g the school day.

Cell phones are not to be used during the school da y, although when a

student realizes that they’ve received a message from their parent, they

feel that it’s necessary to read the message.

Mrs. Miner was pleased to announce that 92% of s tudents passed the

Regents English test. All seven students who took advantage of the AIS

classes offered at the high school passed the test.

Ora Rothfuss, III mentioned that the Middle Scho ol Dance on February

8, 2008 was well attended by students, and everyone there seemed to

be enjoying themselves. He also mentioned that the

Do Good Swing

Band

performed at the High School on the same night, an d it was

reported to be a great concert.

Board member Judi Buckalew mentioned that she ha s heard positive

comments from the community about the creation of t he Middle/High

School Suspension Center.

4b. OTHER: Kari Durham, PTSA President, reported on the Internet Safety Night

presentation by School Resource Officer Ben Kauder on February 8,

2008 at the Middle School. Unfortunately, only 3-4 parents were

present for the event. The PTSA is trying to highli ght our community

and school district as a place where parents will w ant live and educate

their children. Positive items such as raising te st scores and the high

percentage of students on honor roll at the Middle School need to be

publicized. Mrs. Durham congratulated Jacinda LiSanto on her

presentation to teachers on Superintendent’s Conference Day, January

Board President Ed Magin reported that on Saturd ay, February 9,

2008, Senator Nozzolio met with Board members and M rs. Miner at the

District Office. Many topics of concern regarding the Governor’s

proposed 2008-09 State Budget for Education were di scussed with the

Senator.

John Socha is proud to mention that High School Business Teacher

Jennifer Judge recently took the FBLA Club to a nin e county school

competition. Students can compete in three differe nt areas of business:

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accounting, interviewing, and marketing. Four stud

ents were winners

and will now go on to state competition. Congratul ations to Kristin

Virts, Jacob Bliss, Bridgette Vanderweel, and Ali Dean.

5a. RETIREMENT - Cliff Parton moved an d Bob Cahoon seconded the following motion.

SHARON YONKER The vote was unanimous. E. Ma gin, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon, K.

DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. Ferrente, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss, III voted

yes.

Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon r ecommendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, accepts

with thanks for years of service, the letter of res ignation for the purpose

of retirement from Sharon Yonker, effective June 30, 2008. Shall the

District increase the retirement incentive or accept a State retirement

incentive between the time of acceptance of this letter and the date of

retirement, the greater incentive will be offered.

5b. RESIGNATION OF Judi Buckalew moved and Ora Rothfuss, III seconded the following

BUSINESS TEACHER - motion. The vote was unanimous. E. Magin, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,

JOHN SOCHA K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. F errente, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss, III

voted yes.

Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon r ecommendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, accepts

the resignation of John Socha as a Business and Com puter Teacher,

effective February 24, 2008, contingent upon his appointment as High

School Assistant Principal.

5c. APPOINT HIGH SCHOOL Cliff Parton moved and Ka thy DeAngelis seconded the following

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL - motion. The vote was un animous. E. Magin, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,

JOHN SOCHA K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. Ferrente, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss, III

voted yes.

Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon re commendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

approves the three year probationary appointment of John Socha as a

12 month High School Assistant Principal, conditional upon a criminal

history record check according to Commissioners Regulation §80-1.11

and Part 87 as follows:

Certification: School Administrator/Supervisor, Provisional Renewal

Control #: on file

Tenure

Area: Assistant Principal

Probationary Period: February 25, 2008 – February 24

, 2011

Salary: $65,000 prorated with an additional $200 sign on bonus for

Masters degree.

5d. RESIGNATION OF Mindy DeBadts moved and Ora Rot hfuss, III seconded the following

INTERIM HIGH SCHOOL motion. The vote wa s unanimous. E. Magin, J. Buckalew, R.

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Cahoon, K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. Ferrente, C. Parton,

AND MIDDLE SCHOOL O. Rothfuss III voted yes .

COUNSELOR

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PAUL SCHIENER Be it resolved that th

e Board of Education, upon recommendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, accepts

the resignation of Paul Schiener as Interim High School Assistant

Principal and Middle School Counselor, effective February 24, 2008,

contingent upon his appointment as Middle School Assistant Principal.

5e. APPOINT MIDDLE Ora Rothfuss, III moved and Kath y DeAngelis seconded the following

SCHOOL ASSISTANT motion. The vote was unanimous. E. Magin, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,

PRINCIPAL - K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. Fe rrente, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss, III

PAUL SCHIENER voted yes.

Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon re commendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

approves the three year probationary appointment of Paul Schiener as a

12 month Middle School Assistant Principal, conditional upon a

criminal history record check according to Commissioners Regulation

§80-1.11 and Part 87 as follows:

Certification:

School District Administrator, Permanent

Control #: on file

Tenure

Area: Assistant Principal

Probationary Period: February 25, 2008 – February 24

, 2011

Salary: $65,000 prorated with an additional $500 sign on bonus for

CAS degree.

5f. SUPERINTENDENT’S Mrs. Miner provided the Board with the draft of the non-

UPDATE: instructional budget for 2008-09. Th ere was discussion about the

buses that will need to be purchased that are not i ncluded in this draft,

and the facilities area of the proposed budget. We are continuing to

budget at rates for higher operational costs for 2008-2009. It is

projected that the cost to operate our facilities will go down after the

renovations are completed with the Capital Project, i.e. new heating

systems, new roofs, etc.

5g. BUSINESS Mrs. Miner provided the Board with the draft of the non-

ADMINISTRATOR’S instructional budget for 200 8-09 in Bob Magin’s absence.

UPDATE:

A correction was made to the meeting minutes of January 22, 2008

prior to approval. The local history books titled “

Strolling Down Main

Street

” that were donated to the District were from Jon C ountryman,

not the Wolcott Historical Society.

6a. MEETING MINUTES Cliff Parton moved and Kathy DeAngelis seconded the following

January 22, 2008 motion. The vote was una nimous. E. Magin, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,

K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. Ferrente, C . Parton, O. Rothfuss, III

voted yes.

Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon re commendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

approves the amended Meeting Minutes of January 22, 2008.

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7. CONSENT AGENDA Agenda item #7J10 Appointment of

Bus Driver was pulled from the

agenda for discussion in Executive Session.

Mindy DeBadts moved and Ora Rothfuss, III s econded the following

motion. The vote was unanimous. E. Magin, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,

K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. Ferrente, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss, III

voted yes.

7a. WARRANTS: Be it resolved that the Boar d of Education, upon recommendation of

the Superintendent of School and pursuant to Education Law, approves

the following Warrants:

Warrant #0031 $95,558.12 #0032 $692,747.8 0

7b. SUBSTITUTES: Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

approves the individuals named on the substitute lists, which are on file

with the District Clerk.

7c. DISTRICT FINANCIAL Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of

REPORTS: the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

approves the Treasurer’s Report for Dece mber 2007.

Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon re

commendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

approves the Extra Classroom Activity Report for December, 2007.

7d. RECOMMENDATIONS Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of

FROM CSE AND CPSE: The Superintendent of Sch ools and pursuant to Education Law,

approves the recommendations from the Committee on Special

Education dated January 15, 2008, January 24, 2008, and January 31,

2008 and the Committee on Pre School Special Education dated

January 22, 2008 and February 5, 2008 and instructs the

Superintendent to implement the recommendations on behalf of the

following individuals identified by student number:

10403 11152 10094 11599 11040 10498 11302 1112 7

11303 09746 11273 10501 11568 11728 12027 0786 4 11946

07504 06709 10799 07549 07550 08340 1049 9 11732

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7e. MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL Be it resolved that the Boa rd of Education, upon recommendation of

SUSPENSION CENTER the Superintendent of Scho ols and pursuant to Education Law,

CHANGE OF LOCATION: approves the use of a c lassroom at the North Rose Elementary school as

the site of the Middle/High School Suspension Center.

7f. DONATION TO THE Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of

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DISTRICT: the Superintendent of Schools and p

ursuant to Education Law, accepts

the donation of glassware and lab equipment estimated at $779.00

from Gayle Rusch of the Benckiser Company in Wolcott.

7g. APPROVAL OF NEW Be it resolved that the Boar d of Education, upon recommendation of

COURSE “WORLD OF the Superintendent of Schoo ls and pursuant to Education Law,

TECHNOLOGY”: approves the ½ credit hour cour se entitled,

World of Technology

, to be

offered to all High School students, commencing in September 2008.

7h. APPOINTMENT OF Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of

SCHOOL SAFETY TEAM: the Superintendent of Sc hools and pursuant to Education Law,

approves the appointment of the following individuals to the North

Rose - Wolcott Central School District Safety Team for the 2007-2008

school year:

Board Member Nickoline Henner Nancy Younglove

Cindy Miner Mike Steve

Robert Magin Marcie Stiner

Linda Haensch Michael Consadine

Neil Thompson Kathy Hoyt

Michele Sullivan Peggy Wilson

June Muto Bill Kallusch

Irene Interlichia Scott Parmalee

Ken VanFleet Ben Kauder

7i. CHANGES TO THE Be it resolved that the Board o f Education, upon recommendation of

2007-2008 ACADEMIC the Superintendent of Sch ools and pursuant to Education Law,

CALENDAR: approves the changes to the 2007- 08 Academic Calendar as follows:

Change: March 10, 2008 from K-12 Early Dismissal

to Superintendent’s

Conference Day

7j1. RESIGNATION: Be it resolved that the Board of

Education, upon recommendation of

SHARON MOORE The Superintendent of Schools a nd pursuant to Education Law, accepts

BUS DRIVER the resignation of Bus Driver Sha ron Moore, effective February 10,

2008.

7j2. RESIGNATION: Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of

SHARON MOORE the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, accepts

FHE CAFETERIA the resignation of Cafeteri a Monitor Sharon Moore, effective February

MONITOR 10, 2008.

7j3. LEAVE OF ABSENCE: Be it resolved that the Boa rd of Education, upon recommendation of

ANGEL SOUTHWICK the Superintendent o f Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

GRADE TEACHER approves the six week maternity leave

of Angel Southwick, to begin on

or about May 2, 2008, followed by an unpaid child r earing leave

through June 30, 2008.

7j4. CREATION OF Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of

.5 FTE TEACHING the Superintendent of Sch ools and pursuant to Education Law,

ASSISTANT AT approves the creation of a . 5 FTE Teaching Assistant position for the

MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL Middle School/High Scho

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SUSPENSION CENTER

7j5. PERMANENT Be it resolved that the Board of Ed ucation, upon recommendation of

APPOINTMENT: the Superintendent of Schools a nd pursuant to Education Law,

WENDY FRALICK approves the permanent appoi ntment of Wendy Fralick as a

CLERK/TYPIST – H.S. Clerk/Typist, effective February 18, 2008.

7j6. PERMANENT Be it resolved that the Board of E ducation, upon recommendation of

APPOINTMENT: the Superintendent of Schools a nd pursuant to Education Law,

SARA VISCONTI approves the permanent appoi ntment of Sara Visconti as a

CLERK/TYPIST – D.O. Clerk/Typist, effective February 25, 2008.

7g7. APPOINT .5 FTE Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon the recommendation

TEACHING ASSISTANT of the Superintendent o f Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

SCOTT CUNNINGHAM: approves the appointme nt of Scott Cunningham as a .5 FTE Teaching

MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL Assistant, conditional upon a criminal history record check according to

SUSPENSION CENTER Commissioners Regulation §80-1.11 and Part 87, annual salary of

$16,500, prorated, plus $2,000 for teachin g degree, effective February

25, 2008 - June 30, 2008.

7g8. APPOINT CLEANER Be it resolved that the Board o f Education, upon recommendation of

THOMAS WHITEHOUSE the Superintendent of Sc hools and pursuant to Education Law,

AT NRE, VACANCY approves the 26 week prob ationary appointment of Thomas

CREATED BY THE Whitehouse as a Cleaner, co nditional upon a criminal history record

RETIREMENT OF check according to Co mmissioners Regulation §80-1.11 and Part 87,

LEWIS MANLEY for 8 hrs./day, 12 months per year, $8.25 /hr. base, $8.45/hr. includes

differential for nights, for a total annual salar y of $ 17,585, prorated to

$6,425, effective February 18, 2008.

7g9. APPOINT CLEANER Be it resolved that the Board o f Education, upon recommendation of

DALE CARNELL AT HS, the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

VACANCY CREATED BY approves the 26 week p robationary appointment of Dale Carnell as a

THE RESIGNATION OF Cleaner, conditional u pon a criminal history record check according to

LISA COLE Commissioners Regulation §80-1. 11 and Part 87 for 8 hrs./day, 12

months per year, $8.25/hr. base, $8.45/hr. includes differential for

nights, for a total annual salary of $17,585, prorated to $6,628, effective

February 13, 2008.

7h11. RESIGNATION OF Be it resolved that the Boar d of Education, upon recommendation of

CURR. COUNCIL the Superintendent of Scho ols and pursuant to Education Law,

LEAD TEACHER AT FHE: approves the resign ation of Katy Lumb as Curriculum Council Lead

KATY LUMB Teacher for the 2007-08 school year. Katy’s stipend of $1,500 will be

prorated to $525 for the time of service she provid ed through December

14, 2007.

7h12. APPOINT CURR. Be it resolved that the Board o f Education, upon the recommendation

COUNCIL LEAD of the Superintendent of S chools and pursuant to Education Law,

TEACHER AT FHE appoints the following individual to serve on Curriculum Council and as

PAMELA BROOKS - Lead Teacher at the Flor entine Hendrick Elementary school, effective

CREATED BY THE December 12, 2008 - June 30, 2008.

RESIGNATION OF

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KATY LUMB AS

Name

Position

Salary

LEAD TEACHER

Pamela Brooks Grade 1 $1,500 prorated to $975.00

8. INFORMATION The following items were shar ed with the Board: Use of Facilities,

ITEMS Florentine Hendrick News – Februar y 2008, NRE News – February

2008, Enrollment – February 2008, Board to Board: WFL BOCES –

January 2008, Rochester-Finger Lakes Regional Art Exhibition, Rose

Community Center concerns, Superintendent’s Conference Day

materials, Letter from Senator Nozzolio.

9. PUBLIC Mike Virts mentioned that he has he ard positive comments about the

PARTICIPATION lunch menus at the high sc hool, and about the creation of the

Middle/High School Suspension Center. He questioned whether the

District Office could be used as a Suspension Cente r when it is vacated.

11a. ADDITIONS TO Cliff Parton moved and Ora Rothfuss, III seconded the following

AGENDA motion. The vote was unan imous. E. Magin, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,

K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. Ferrente, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss, III

voted yes.

Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon r ecommendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

approves the additions to the agenda of February 12, 2008.

11b. OPPOSITION TO

Cliff Parton moved and Kathy DeAngelis seconded the

following

GOVERNOR’S PROPOSAL motion. The vote was unanimous. E. Magin, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,

TO RELOCATE RURAL K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts , K. Ferrente, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss, III

SRO’S voted yes.

RESOLVED, that the North Rose- Wolcott School Distr

ict School Board is

opposed to the Governor’s proposal to relocate rural School Resource Officers,

and be it further RESOLVED, that the President of t he School Board is

authorized and directed to notify the Governor and the appropriate Legislators

and Agencies of this opposition.

11c. SUPPORT OF EFFORTS Mindy DeBadts moved and Kell

y Ferrente seconded the following

TO MAKE LIMEKILN RD motion. The vote was u nanimous. E. Magin, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,

AND ROUTE 104 SAFER K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadt s, K. Ferrente, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss, III

Voted yes.

RESOLVED, that the North Rose-Wolcott School District School Board

does support any efforts to make this intersection as safe as possible for

our students and the general public, and be it furt her RESOLVED, that

the President of the School Board is authorized and directed to notify

the appropriate Legislators and Agencies of this support.

10. EXECUTIVE SESSION Cliff Parton moved and Ora Ro

thfusss, III seconded the following

motion. The vote was unanimous. E. Magin, J. Buc kalew, R. Cahoon,

K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. Ferrente, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss, III voted

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Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon re commendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,

approved Executive Session at 8:47 p.m. for the pur pose of discussing

voted yes. R. Cahoon voted no.

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POSITION AT THE BUS K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. Ferrente, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss, III

GARAGE voted yes.

Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon r ecommendation of

the Superintendent of Schools and pursu ant to Education Law,

approves the creation of a 1.0 FTE Senior Bus Drive r position at the Bus

Garage, a 12 month position, approximately 8 hrs. p er day, 5 days per

week. The salary will be a minimum of $11.00 per h our.