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    Unofficial and Unapproved
    NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
    BOARD OF EDUCATION SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES
     
    MARCH 10, 2009 6:00 PM MIDDLE SCHOOL CAFETERI
    A
     
     
     
     
    PRESENT: Judi Buckalew, Robert Cahoon, Katharine DeAngelis, Kari Durham,
    Nickoline Henner, Edward Magin, Clifford Parton, Ora Rothfuss III
     
    Lucinda Miner, Robert Magin, Jacinda Lisanto , Jan McDorman
    and 45 guests
                                    
    ABSENT/EXCUSED: Melinda DeBadts (6:25), L arissa Bodine
     
    CALL TO ORDER: Board Vice President Nickoline H enner called the meeting to order at
    6:05 pm and led the Pledge of Allegiance.
     
    Before approval of the agenda, a correction was m ade to item #9i.
    Academic Calendar. An addition of a Superintendent’s Conference Day
    was added on September 1, 2009. There will be 181 S tudent Days and 187
    Teacher Days.
     
    1a. APPROVAL OF Clifford Parton moved and Ora Roth fuss III seconded the following
    AGENDA: motion. The vote was unanimou s. N. Henner, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,
    K. DeAngelis, K Durham, E. Magin, 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 March 10, 2009.
     
     
    2a. CHRISTA CONSTRUCTION Vic Tomaselli and Gian-Paul
    Piane from SEI Design Group and Kevin
    & SEI DESIGN GROUP: Clark from Christa Con
    struction reported to the Board about the progress
    of the Capital project. Foundations for the ten cl assroom addition and the
    Adaptive PE area have been completed, and the steel work is beginning.
    Electrical improvements have been made and the plum bing work has gone
    well. There are new boilers and a new clock system at North Rose
    Elementary, and electrical upgrades have been made there. A new clock
    system has been installed at Florentine Hendrick. The project remains on
    schedule and financially the project’s budget is in very good shape.
     
    The High School gymnasium bleacher situation was d iscussed. The
    bleachers are 37 years old with no accessibility ac commodations, current
    safety accommodations, or convenience accommodations. Athletic
    Director Kathy Hoyt mentioned that the bleachers ar e showing their age,
    are breaking more frequently, and are hard to maneu ver.
                                  
    After Board discussion, a motion was made b
    y Clifford Parton and
    seconded by Robert Cahoon to purchase new bleacher s for the high school
    gymnasium using Capital Project funds. A letter wil

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    Education Department requesting that this purchase be included in the
    Capital Project. The vote was unanimous. N. Henne r, J. Buckalew, R.
    Cahoon, K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K Durham, E. Magi n, C. Parton, O.
    Rothfuss III voted yes.
     
    Mr. Tomaselli mentioned that the High School HVAC system is scheduled
    to be replaced soon. He asked the Board to conside r the condition of the
    current ceiling above the High School swimming pool. Replacement of the
    ceiling should be discussed to go along with the ne w ceiling lights that are
    being installed to provide more light and a better quality of light. He
    mentioned that reflectance may be a problem if the situation is not
    addressed. SEI is evaluating materials and costs for this recommendation
    and an estimate will be forthcoming.
     
    Also mentioned was the need to prioritize the mason ry work needed to be
    completed in the capital project.
     
    2b. SHARING SERVICES Mr. John Monson, Village of Wolcott Mayor, has been in touch with
    WITH THE VILLAGE Albany investigating the c oncept of the cooperative sharing of services
    OF WOLCOTT: between municipalities. Mr. M onson reported that we have to do what we
    MAYOR MONSON can to save costs for our taxp ayers. Mr. Monson shared many ideas for
    how the school district and communities can share s ervices to save money.
    Some of the ideas are: fleet/vehicle maintenance, purchasing of vehicle
    fuel, consolidating transportation facility garages, sharing of mowing,
    snowplowing, and road maintenance, purchasing of equipment (mowers,
    plows, loaders, aerial trucks, etc. - grants are av ailable which pay 90-95%
    of the purchase cost of equipment for shared munici palities), health care
    and insurance, IT services, office consolidations and the consolidation of
    towns and villages. A committee comprised of vol unteer community
    members representing each town/village is being formed to perform the
    study on shared services.
     
    2c. 2009-2010 BUDGET – Mr. Robert Magin and Mrs. Cindy Miner presented Draft #1 of the 2009-
    DRAFT #1 WITH 2010 Proposed Budget with Reve nues to the Board of Education. The
    REVENUES: presentation explained that if curre nt staffing patterns were to continue
    ROBERT MAGIN into the next budget year, our b udget would increase by approximately
    $1,000,000. The causes for this increase were listed and explained. The
    administration was placed with a charge to keep the tax levy at a 0-3%
    increase. Robert Magin and Mrs. Miner explained how keeping the budget
    to a 1.62% increase has been accomplished without any loss of
    programming for students: discussions on declining enrollment and
    resources, sharing services of positions with Sodus Central School,
    pursuing grant funding, discussions of sharing services with
    municipalities, energy committee, retirement incentives, not replacing
    retirees, teaching and support staff reductions, larger class sizes, and
    placing restrictions on purchasing, conferences, travel, field trips, staff
    development, school supplies, equipment and sports contests.
     
    2d. REVISED PRESENTATION: Mrs. Miner began the pr esentation by reviewing what progress has been
    FLOOR PLANS FOR BLDG made to date on the eff iciency study and then revisiting the
    RECONFIGURATION essential question: shou ld we explore the possibility of closing one of our

     
                                    
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    SCENERIOS - buildings in the near future du
    e to declining enrollment? The
    CINDY MINER initial study revealed that adm inistrators indicated grades K-4 could work
    at NRE or Leavenworth, or grades 5-8 could work at NRE or Leavenworth.
    Input from over 100 community members was discussed and evaluated,
    and floor plans were developed which indicated that grades K-4 may only
    fit at NRE, and grades 5-8 can fit at NRE or Leaven worth. The Board of
    Education began the task to determine their priorities to study and it was
    halted to make sure the plan to reconfigure the grade levels could work. It
    was determined that grades K-4 can work at NRE, and grades 5-8 can
    work at Leavenworth. A list of desired studies was compiled which
    includes studying busing, lunch schedules, specials schedules and staffing.
    Results of these studies will be reviewed in late A ugust, 2009. The
    question was asked: what work should be done, if a ny, at FHE as part of
    the current Capital Project and when? It was deter mined that a decision
    on what work should be done at Florentine Hendrick as part of the Capital
    Project may be able to be delayed for up to three mo nths.
     
    3.
     
    PUBLIC ACCESS: Mrs. Sally Burgess, North Rose Elementary teacher, voiced her concern
    regarding the elimination of the Senior Custodian position at North Rose
    Elementary. She mentioned that Mr. Toni Pursati ho lds an essential
    position in the building where he manages everything including pests,
    heat, and the water leakage problems of the buildin g. Mr. Pursati is a
    positive influence on the children of North Rose El ementary school and
    has even mentored students as a result of the PBIS s ystem in place there.
    She urges the Board on behalf of the staff at North Rose Elementary to
    reinstate Mr. Pursati’s position in next year’s budget.
     
    Ms. Patty Jackson, Middle School Physical Education teacher, spoke to
    the Board about the elimination of Mr. Daniel Stadt miller’s position as
    Physical Education teacher in next year’s budget. M s. Jackson feels that
    safety is an issue with larger class sizes. She sp oke of the importance of
    having a male Physical Education teacher. Mr. Stadt miller takes a big role
    with disputes that happen in the Boys locker room. Ms. Jackson
    mentioned how committed and enthusiastic Mr. Stadtmiller is with the
    students. He has implemented a number of programs at the Middle
    School, including PE Student of the Month. Intramur als now is offered
    every day because of his efforts. His motivation ch anged the PE
    curriculum, integrating the main subject area curriculums and PBIS
    initiatives into the games played in gym class. Mr. Stadtmiller is certified
    in both Health and PE. Ms. Jackson urges the Board to reconsider the
    decision to eliminate his position.
     
    Mr. Dan Stadtmiller addressed the Board, stating his concern in
    eliminating a PE position in the district, especially at this time when
    obesity and health related problems are such an iss ue with kids. Quality
    physical activity with a quality physical education program is essential.
    Exercise is for brain function as well as for the b ody. He spoke about
    smoothing out behavior with exercise and stressed the importance of the
    integration of curriculum into gym classes. Mr. S tadtmiller mentions that
    he’ll get a chance to teach again, but the kids onl y get one chance at their
    education.

     
                                    
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    Eighth grade Middle School student Ben Gerstner spoke on behalf of many
    Middle School students (8 who were present, and over 70 who signed a
    petition to reinstate Mr. Stadtmiller) mentioning that in the short time Mr.
    Stadtmiller has been at NR-W, he has made a huge di fference. He
    encouraged Ben to participate in soccer. Ben mentioned that Mr.
    Stadtmiller recognizes that all students have different learning techniques.
    He also feels that it is very important to have a m ale Phys Ed teacher at the
    Middle School.
     
    Eighth grade student Chelsea Galuski told the Board that Mr. Stadtmiller
    puts up with her and she would hate to see him go. He’s a great person
    who gives positive reinforcement to the students. She reported that
    everyone in school loves Mr. Stadtmiller, and that the kids say that it’s cool
    to go to gym now because he is there. She mentione d that she improved
    on the pacer, doing better than ever before - becau se he ran it with her.
     
    Mr. Brad DeMass, a substitute teacher and coach, told the Board that it is
    Mr. Stadtmiller’s motivation that has inspired him to become a teacher.
         
    4.
     
    EXECUTIVE SESSION: Clifford Parton moved and M elinda DeBadts seconded the following
    motion. The vote was unanimous. N. Henner, J. Bu ckalew, R. Cahoon, K.
    DeAngelis, K. Durham, M. DeBadts, E. Magin, C. Parto n, 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
    Executive Session at 8:45 pm for the specific purpose of discussing a
    request from Senior Class President Taylor Carr.
     
    OPEN SESSION The meeting returned to open sessi on at 9:05 pm.
     
    5a1. SHARED SERVICES Robert Cahoon reported on the Shared Services Committee meeting
    COMMITTEE: recently held, and the BOCES con cept that was presented. Neighboring
    ROBERT CAHOON Boards will be contacted for information and ideas on what positions they
    would be willing to share. The Central Business Of fice concept was
    discussed with Mr. Keith Henry at BOCES. A packet was handed out
    describing the Payroll, Accounts Payable and Treasurer functions. The
    Central Business Office is currently in Waterloo in the Seneca County
    Building. BOCES would be interested in pursuing a satellite office in this
    area. A meeting will be set up with the Red Creek, Clyde, and Sodus
    districts to gain their input for possible shared p ositions/services.
     
    5a2. SAFETY COMMITTEE: Judi Buckalew reported on the recent Safety Committee meeting where
    JUDI BUCKALEW “lock up, lock out” procedur es were discussed. Christa Construction is
    pleased to report that there have been no injuries related to construction
    so far with the Capital Project. The pool has been pumped dry and railings
    have been installed around the sides. It is a hard hat construction area
    now. Handicapped parking signs will be made more p rominent in the
    parking lots and will be strictly enforced. The Ut ica Insurance Company

     
                                    
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    was here for a building walk through and found no s
    erious concerns with
    our buildings.
              
     
    5a3. POLICY COMMITTEE: The Policy committee met on M arch 9, 2009. The policies reviewed at this
    JUDI BUCKALEW meeting will be presented f or a first reading at the next Board meeting.
    Cell phone concerns were voiced, and as a result of the discussion, no
    policy will be written. The protocol for cell phon es will be in the Student
    Handbook to follow.
     
    5a4. AUDIT WORKSHOP: Mrs. Buckalew attended a ½ day session on school district auditing where
    JUDI BUCKALEW Mr. Ray Wager and Mr. Tom Z uger were presenters. The session was
    extremely well done. What Audit committees need to do was a topic of
    discussion. New materials on best functioning and effectiveness of Audit
    committees were presented. Community members may be used on the
    Audit committee.
     
    5a5. CURRICULUM Katharine DeAngelis mentioned that there were two Curriculum Council
    COUNCIL: meetings since she has last repo rted. She reported that there has been a
    KATHARINE change in culture at the Middle School, and student achievement is coming
    DEANGELIS through. There were round tabl e discussions on upcoming conference day
    events. The mission and vision statement will be p resented to teachers on
    the conference day.
               
    5b. STUDENT BOARD No report was given.
    MEMBER REPORT:
    LARISSA BODINE
                                          
    5c. OTHER GOOD NEWS Mrs. Miner was pleased to an nounce that there were approximately 100
    OF THE DISTRICT: Senior Citizens that atte nded the dinner and dress rehearsal of the High
    School musical. It was a great event! Kudos to th e High School Music
    Department on a wonderful musical performance!
     
    Mrs. Henner enjoyed reading to grades K, 1 and 2 during the reading
    incentive program weeks. She also enjoyed making Obleck in Mrs. Paices’
    classroom.
     
    Mrs. Hoyt was pleased to announce that Senior Kat ie DeMay was named
    Player of the Year, and also has been chosen to play in this year’s Ronald
    McDonald House High School All-Star Basketball games. The games
    feature the best players in all of Section Five, an d will be held at the
    Rochester Institute of Technology on Saturday, March 28, 2009. Advance
    sale tickets are available, and she hopes that everyone will support Kate by
    purchasing a ticket, since proceeds from the games will go to support the
    Rochester Ronald McDonald House.
            
     
    Mrs. Jacinda Lisanto was recently a judge for th
    e Odyssey of the Mind
    program, and mentioned that it was interesting to see our children fare
    very, very well when competing against Monroe County Schools. She was
    very proud of our students. Almost 12 judges were from our district.
     

     
                                    
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    President Nickoline Henner asked Board members if
    any of them were
    interested in becoming a BOCES Board member. No nominations were
    made.
     
    5d. OTHER:
                                  
    6a. SUPERINTENDENT’S No additional report was given.
    UPDATE:
     
    6b. BUSINESS A precautionary evacuation of the Hi gh School occurred earlier in the day.
    ADMINISTRATOR’S There was a small electrical fi re (shower of sparks) on a cafeteria serving
    UPDATE: line where a wire burned out. Possible overload may be the reason for the
    fire. The cause will be determined by Mike Steve a nd an outside company.
    Mr. Robert Magin reported that he recently received information which
    shows that the Cafeteria fund is doing very well. He reported that new
    COBRA legislation is part of the stimulus package, does not have direct
    financial implications to our District, and 65% of the cost is paid by the
    Federal Government. Letters will be sent to eligible people who have left
    our district and would possibly like COBRA insurance.
                                  
    Before approval of the meeting minutes of February 24, 2009 an addition
    was made to Item #4d. Clifford Parton, Judi Buckale w, and Robert
    Cahoon also attended the community session presented by Assemblyman
    Robert Oaks.
     
    7a. MEETING MINUTES Edward Magin moved and Ora Rot hfuss III seconded the following
    FEBRUARY 24, 2009 motion. The vote was unanimous. N. Henner, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,
    K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K Durham, E. Magin, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss III
    voted yes.
                                
    Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of the
    Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, approves the
    corrected Meeting Minutes of February 24, 2009.
     
     
    Items #8i2. and #8i5. were pulled from the Consent
    Agenda for discussion
    in Executive session.
     
    8. CONSENT AGENDA Clifford Parton moved and
    Melinda DeBadts seconded the following
    motion. The vote was unanimous. N. Henner , J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,
    K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K Durham, E. Magin, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss III
    voted yes.
     
    8a. DISTRICT FINANCIAL Be it resolved that the Boar
    d of Education, upon recommendation of the
    REPORTS: Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, approves the
    Treasurer’s Report for January, 2009.
     
     
    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 January, 2009.
     
     

     
                                    
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    8b. WARRANT: Be it resolved that the Board of Educ
    ation, upon recommendation of the
    Superintendent of Schools and purs uant to Education Law, approves the
    following Warrant:
     
    #0042 $76,381.01
                              
     
    8c. RECOMMENDATIONS Be it resolved that the Board
    of Education, upon recommendation of the
    FROM CSE AND CPSE: Superintendent of Schools an d pursuant to Education Law, approves the
     
                                                      
    recommendations from the Committee on Special Educa
    tion dated
    February 26, 2009
     
    and the Committee on PreSchool Special Education
    dated February 23, 2009 and March 3, 2009 , and instructs the
    Superintendent to implement the recommend ations on behalf of the
    following individuals identified by stude nt number:
      
    12192 12157 11291 11818 11568 11765 10899 10565 11732
    12228 09661 12057 09988 11158 10597 10595 11523 12162
     
    8d. COMMITTEE ON Be it resolved that the Bo ard of Education, upon recommendation of the
    SPECIAL EDU- Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, approves
    CATION PARENT Bobby Jo Mendenhall as a parent member to serve on the Committee on
    REPRESENTATIVE: Special Education and the Committee on Preschool Special Education for
                                                       
    the 2008-2009 school year.
     
     
    8e. SUBSTITUTES: Be it resolv
    ed that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of the
    Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Educati on Law, approves the
    individuals named on the substitute list s, which are on file with the
    District Clerk.
     
    8f1 & 8f2. APPROVAL OF Be it resolved t
    hat the Board of Education, upon recommendation of the
    POLICY: Superintendent of Schools and purs uant to Education Law, approves the
    following policies:
                                       
                  
             
     
    1. Policy #5661 ­ District Wellness Policy
    (Revision)
     
    2. Policy #5662 ­ Healthy Kids, Healthy New York After­School Initiative
     
     
     
    8g. REVISED CO-
    BE IT RESOLVED
    , that the Board of Education of the North Rose-
    OPERATIVE AGREE- Wolcott Central School District, hereby agrees to be a member of, and
    FOR HEALTH AND participate in, the Non-Mon roe County Municipal School District
    DENTAL BENEFITS: Program and Furnish health benefits for certain of their officers,
    employees/retirees and COBRA participan ts through such Program; and
           
                                   
                                            
    BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
    , that the Board of Education of the North
                                  
    Rose­Wolcott Central School District, in accordance with Sections 92­a and
    119­o of the General Municipal Law, hereby enters into a Municipal Cooperative
    Agreement to Provide Health Benefits through a cooperative effort known as the
    Non­Monroe County Municipal School District Program, and further authorizes
    Robert Magin to sign such agreement on

                                    

     
                                    
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    Name
    Position
    Step
    Year
    Salary
      
     
    John Budinock Girls JV Softball 1 1 $1851.00
                        
    Eric Rodas Track and Field Volunteer
    Kayla Yarrow Softball Volunteer
    Brian Hoyt Baseball Volunteer
     
    Jon LaValley Golf Volunteer
    Anne Dapolito Golf Volunteer
     
    9. INFORMATIONAL The following informational items
    were shared with the Board:
    ITEMS: Enrollment - March 2009, The Advocate - Fe bruary 2009, FHE Newsletter
    - March 2009, NRE News - March 2009, Middle School Newsletter -
    February 2009, Board to Board Newsletter - February 2009, Letter from
    Sharon Maher and the staff of ALASA Academy, Policy#5662 Healthy
    Kids, Healthy New York After-School Initiative: Regulation Information,
    Wayne County Star article “Cell Phones in School, Fi nger Lakes Times
    article 2/26/09 “At least 13.5 staff cuts expected”, Finger Lakes Times
    article 2/26/09 “Cell phones a hot topic at NR-W”, Finger Lakes Times
    editorial 2/26/09 “Our take on it…..”, 27
    th
    Annual Wayne County High
    School Art Show, The Second Annual Middle School St udent Art Show.
     
    10. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: Mrs. Nancy Snyder asked t
    he Board what would happen to the Suspension
    Center if the space it currently occupies is used b y North Rose Elementary
    in the restructuring of the buildings. Mrs. Miner replied that the
    Suspension Center would be relocated.
     
    12a. ADDITIONS TO Clifford Parton moved and Robert Cahoon seconded the following motion.
    AGENDA: The vote was unanimous. N. Henner, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon, K.
    DeAngelis, K. Durham, M. DeBadts, E. Magin, C. Part on, 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
    additions to the agenda of March 10, 2009.
     
    12b. DISTRICT FINANCIAL Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of the
    REPORTS: Superintendent of Schools and purs uant to Education Law, accepts the
    Single Audit Report and the Extraclassroom Activity Funds Financial
    Report for the year ending June 30, 2008.
     
      
    12c. RESIGNATION OF Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of the
    TEACHING ASSISTANT: Superintendent of Scho ols and pursuant to Education Law, accepts the
    JESSICA TAFT letter of resignation from Je ssica Taft, Teaching Assistant, effective March
    9, 2009.
     
    12d. COACHING Be it resolved that the Board of Ed ucation, upon recommendation of the
    APPOINTMENT: Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, approves the
    following coaching appointment for spring 2009, conditional upon a
    criminal history record check according to Commissioners Regulation
    §80-1.11 and Part 87, and successful completion of all required First
    Aid/CPR and Child Abuse courses as follows:
     
    Name
    Position
    Step
    Year
    Salary
           

     
                                    
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    Joe Barravecchio Girls Modified Track
    1 1 $1793.00
     
    EXECUTIVE SESSION: Clifford Parton moved and Kari D
    urham seconded the following
    motion. The vote was unanimous. N. Henner, J. Bu ckalew, R. Cahoon, K.
    DeAngelis, K. Durham, M. DeBadts, E. Magin, C. Parto n, 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
    Executive Session at 9:30 pm for the specific purpo se of discussing the
    continuation of a particular position.
     
    OPEN SESSION The meeting returned to open session at 10:49 pm.
     
    A motion was made by Clifford Parton and seconded by Melinda DeBadts
    to reinstate Agenda Items #8i2. and #8i5. The vot e was unanimous. N.
    Henner, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon, K. DeAngelis, M. D eBadts, K. Durham,
    E. Magin, C. Parton, O. Rothfuss III voted yes.
     
    8i2. SHARED 2009-2010 Clifford Parton moved and Ed Magin
     
    seconded the following
    TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR motion. N. Henner, K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K, Durham, E. Magin,
    WITH SODUS CONTRACT C. Parton, O. Rothfuss III v oted yes. J. Buckalew and R. Cahoon voted no.
    APPROVAL:
    JEFFREY LISANTO Be it resolved that the Boar d of Education, upon recommendation of the
    Superintendent of Schools and pursua nt to Education Law, approves the
    contract with Sodus Central School District for th e services of Jeffrey
    Lisanto, Technology Director, effective Ju ly 1, 2009.
             
     
    8i5. APPOINT LONG TERM Edward Magin moved and Ora Ro thfuss III seconded the following
    SUBSTITUTE: motion. The vote was unanim ous. N. Henner, J. Buckalew, R. Cahoon,
    GORDON MARTIN K. DeAngelis, M. DeBadts, K. Dur ham, E. Magin, 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 Edu cation Law, approves the
    appointment of Gordon Martin as a Long Term Substi tute Teacher,
    conditional upon a criminal history record check according to
    Commissioners Regulation §80-1.11 and Part 87 as follows:
    Certification: Phys Ed, Health, Recreation Perma nent
    Control #: on file
    Appointment Area: MS, HS Health
    Start Date: approximately April 28, 2009-June 26, 2009
    Salary: $37,000 Step A
     
     
    ADJOURNMENT Robert Cahoon moved and Clifford Parton seconded the following
    motion. The vote was unanimous. N. Henner, J. Buck alew, R. Cahoon,
    K. DeAngelis, K. Durham, M. DeBadts, E. Magin, C. Pa rton, O. Rothfuss
    III voted yes.

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    Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon r ecommendation of the
    Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, approves the
    adjournment of the meeting at 10:53 pm.
     
                
    ___________________________________
    Jan McDorman, Clerk

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