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NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
AUGUST 8, 2006
7:00pm MEDIA CENTER OF THE MIDDLE SCHOOL
PRESENT
Robert Cahoon, Nickoline Henner, Edward Magin, Clifford Parton,
David Smith, Terri Smith
Sam DeMuzio, Elena LaPlaca, Lucinda Miner and approximately 6
guests.
ABSENT/EXCUSED
Sandra Boerman, Melinda DeBadts, Mark Humbert
1. CALL TO ORDER
Robert Cahoon called the meeting to order at 7:06pm and led the
pledge of allegiance.
1a. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Edward Magin moved and Nickoline Henner seconded the following
motion. The vote was unanimous. R. Cahoon, N. Henner, E. Magin,
C. Parton, D. Smith, T. Smith voted yes.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the agenda of August 8, 2006 with changes.
2. PUBLIC ACCESS
No one spoke to the board.
3. PRESENTATIONS
Kathy Hoyt, Athletic Director, provided the board with a synopsis of the
ATHLETIC DEPT.
events, awards, and team standings for the 2005-06 school year that
took place during the last school year. She reported that the
Extracurricular Activity Code of Conduct is in place. She feels that
students now know the parameters of the Code and are conforming to
the requirements.
Junior Varsity and Varsity team members will be required to work in
community service. The requirement should benefit the district at large
and is designed to get athletes involved in small projects for the greater
good of the community.
BOOSTER CLUB
Deb McIntyre and Aaron Petrosino outlined the fundraising efforts of
the club. The majority of funds are raised in the food booth at soccer
clubs, as well as through the sale of clothing and by hosting holiday
basketball tournaments. The plan for the coming school year is to host
both boys and girls basketball tournaments during the Christmas
holiday.
Ms. McIntyre reported that he Club supported the school and
community last year by making donations to Project Graduation; the
school musical, Red Cross, Lions Club, and local Ambulances and
various school functions and support of school functions. Mr. Petrosino
discussed plans for the coming school year including expansion of their
membership.
Mrs. Miner will publish information in both the new school calendar
and in the newsletters.
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4a. AUDIT COMMITTEE
Mrs. Miner reported on a meeting with Mr. Ray Wager, the
independent auditor for the district. He explained the new laws that
required the formation of an audit committee and outlined new
financial responsibilities that govern the district.
4b. BUDGET COMMITTEE
Mr. Magin reported that the budget committee met and recommended
the addition of three Teaching Assistant positions in order to complete
the changes in the schedule as Florentine Hendrick Elementary School.
The need for these positions will be reviewed during the next budget
process.
4c. OTHER GOOD NEWS
None
4d. OTHER
Nicki Henner suggested that Mrs. Miner be introduced to the
community in the local newspaper. Mrs. Miner will contact them.
5a. SUPERINTENDENT’S
Mrs. Miner voiced her excitement about the appointment of Dr. John
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Boronkay as the new Director of Curriculum and Instruction. He
presented good ideas and approaches to staff development during the
interview process. Everyone on the committee was impressed with his
performance during his time in the district.
5b. BUSINESS ADMIN.
Mr. DeMuzio reported that maintenance projects at the school
buildings are ahead of schedule this summer. He gave special thanks
and recognition to Frank Heffernon for changing the schedule for the
completion of maintenance items in the buildings. The process is more
thorough and helps to ensure that all work projects are in each building
before moving to another location.
6a. MEETING MINUTES
David Smith moved and Edward Magin seconded the following motion.
The vote was unanimous. R. Cahoon, N. Henner, E. Magin, C. Parton,
D. Smith, T. Smith voted yes.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the Meeting Minutes of July 13, 2006.
7. CONSENT AGENDA
Clifford Parton moved and Nickoline Henner seconded the following
motion. The vote was unanimous. R. Cahoon, N. Henner, E. Magin, C.
Parton, D. Smith, T. Smith voted yes.
7a. WARRANTS
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the following Warrants:
Warrant #131
$69822.61 Warrant #132
$555754.55
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. SUBSTITUTE TEACHER Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
COMPENSATION
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the Teacher Substitute Remuneration schedule, for the 2006-
07 school year, as follows.
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Per Diem substitute pay for the 2006-07 school year is approved at
$65.00 for certified, $60.00 for a non-certified with a 4 year degree,
and $57.00 non-certified without a 4 year degree. Certified
substitutes that teach one (1) semester in the same assignment or are
hired for one (1) semester are placed on Step 1 ($34,629) of the teacher
salary scale, prorated for period of service.
Certified substitutes or substitutes with a minimum of a Bachelor’s
degree, that are anticipated in advance to be employed for at least
twenty (20) consecutive work days in the same assignment will be
placed on Step 1, effective on the first day, prorated on the teacher
salary schedule ($34,629/yr. or $173.15 per day). If the assignment is
to exceed forty (40) days the teacher substitute must be certified in the
area employed.
Certified substitutes or substitutes with a minimum of a Bachelor’s
degree, that are employed on a per diem basis in the same assignment
will be placed on Step 1, prorated, when, during the first 20 consecutive
work days, it is realized that the assignment requires a minimum of 20
days. The Step 1 rate will begin the day the request is approved by the
Superintendent or Board of Education. If the assignment is to exceed
forty (40) days the teacher substitute must be certified in the area
employed.
Certified substitutes or substitutes with a minimum of a Bachelor’s
degree will be placed on Step 1, prorated, when their per diem
substitute days in the same assignment go over twenty (20) consecutive
workdays. The Step 1 salary rate will begin on the twenty-first (21
st
) day
of employment. If the assignment is to exceed forty (40) days the
teacher substitute must be certified in the area employed.
7d. REVISIONS TO BOE
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
MEETING CALENDAR
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the revised Board of Education meeting calendar which is
attached to the minutes.
7e. BOARD APPTS.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
appoints the following individuals to serve in the stated positions with
stipends as stated for the 2006-07 school year, effective July 1, 2006.
The Tax Collector is covered under the District Blanket Bond of
$100,000 unless otherwise stipulated.
1. Tax Collector: Sheila Toles, Stipend: $6555
2. Signature on Checks: Ruth Martin, Deputy Treasurer
7f. 2006 TAX WARRANT
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the Tax Warrant in the amount of $8,584,000, and authorize
the tax collector to collect such taxes.
7g. SCHOOL BUS BOND
Bond resolution of the Board of Education of the North Rose-Wolcott
Central School District, Wayne County, New York (the "district") and
authorizing the issuance of $398,000 in serial bonds of the district to
finance the purchase of six school buses
WHEREAS, the qualified voters of the North Rose-Wolcott Central
School District, Wayne County, New York (the "District") on May 16,
2006 approved a proposition authorizing the Board of Education (the
"Board") of the District to purchase six school buses at an estimated
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aggregate maximum cost not to exceed $398,000, and to expend an
amount not to exceed such estimated maximum cost for such purpose
from the School Bus Capital Reserve Fund in the 2006-07 school year
or alternatively, to finance all or part of such estimated maximum cost
through the issuance of bonds or notes of the District in accordance
with the Local Finance Law, and to levy a tax to be collected in annual
installments and repay the principal and interest on such bonds or
notes; and
WHEREAS, the purchase of such school buses and vans and the
financing thereof through the issuance of the District's obligations
constitutes a "Type II" action within the meaning of the State
Environmental Quality Review Act and the regulations thereunder
(collectively, "SEQRA"), and no further actions or proceedings must be
taken by the Board under SEQRA prior to authorizing the issuance of
obligations or expenditure of funds for such purchase;
NOW, THEREFORE, THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
DISTRICT HEREBY RESOLVES (by the favorable vote of not less than
three-fifths of all its members), AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. The District is hereby authorized to purchase two 47-
passenger, two 35-passenger and two 66-passenger buses at an
estimated maximum aggregate cost of $398,000 and to issue $398,000
principal amount of serial bonds pursuant to the provisions of the Local
Finance Law, constituting Chapter 33-a of the Consolidated Laws of the
State of New York (the "Law") to finance the cost of said object or
purpose, or bond anticipation notes in anticipation of such bonds.
SECTION 2. It is hereby determined that the maximum estimated
cost of the aforesaid specific object or purpose is $398,000, said
amount is hereby appropriated therefor and the plan for the financing
thereof shall consist of the issuance of the $398,000 in serial bonds of
the District authorized to be issued pursuant to this resolution, or bond
anticipation notes issued in anticipation of such serial bonds.
SECTION 3. It is hereby determined that the period of probable
usefulness of the aforesaid specific object or purpose is five (5) years,
pursuant to subdivision a.29. of Section 11.00 the Law.
SECTION 4. The temporary use of available funds of the District,
not immediately required for the purpose or purposes for which the
same were borrowed, raised or otherwise created, is hereby authorized
pursuant to Section 165.10 of the Law, for the capital purposes
described in Section 1 of this Resolution. This resolution shall
constitute a declaration of official intent to reimburse the expenditures
authorized by Section 1 hereof with the proceeds of the bonds and bond
anticipation notes authorized herein, as required by United States
Treasury Regulation Section 1.150-2.
SECTION 5. Each of the serial bonds authorized by this resolution
and any bond anticipation notes issued in anticipation of said bonds
shall contain the recital of validity prescribed by Section 52.00 of the
Law and said serial bonds and any bond anticipation notes issued in
anticipation of said bonds shall be general obligations of the District,
payable as to both principal and interest by a general tax upon all the
real property within the District without legal or constitutional
limitation as to rate or amount. The faith and credit of the District are
hereby irrevocably pledged to the punctual payment of the principal
and interest on said serial bonds and bond anticipation notes and
provisions shall be made annually in the budget of the District by
appropriation for (a) the amortization and redemption of the bonds and
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bond anticipation notes to mature in such year and (b) the payment of
interest to be due and payable in such year.
SECTION 6. Subject to the provisions of this resolution and of the
Law, pursuant to the provisions of Section 30.00 relative to the
authorization of the issuance of bond anticipation notes or the renewals
of said obligations and of Section 21.00, Section 50.00, Section 54.90,
Sections 56.00 through 60.00 and Sections 62.00 and 63.00 of the
Law, the powers and duties of Board relative to authorizing serial bonds
and bond anticipation notes and prescribing terms, form and contents
as to the sale and issuance of bonds herein authorized and of any bond
anticipation notes issued in anticipation of said bonds, and the
renewals of said bond anticipation notes, are hereby delegated to the
President of the Board, as the chief fiscal officer of the District.
SECTION 7. The President of the Board is hereby further
authorized to take such actions and execute such documents as may be
necessary to ensure the continued status of the interest on the bonds
authorized by this resolution and any bond anticipation notes issued in
anticipation thereof, as excludable from gross income for federal
income tax purposes pursuant to Section 103 of the Internal Revenue
Code of 1986, as amended (the "Code") and to designate the bonds
authorized by this resolution and any bond anticipation notes issued in
anticipation thereof, if applicable, as "qualified tax-exempt bonds" in
accordance with Section 265(b)(3)(B)(i) of the Code.
SECTION 8. The District is hereby authorized and directed to cause
a copy of this resolution to be published in full in the Wayne County
Star and Finger Lakes Times, which are designated as the official
newspapers of the District for such purpose, together with a notice of
the District in substantially the form provided in Section 81.00 of the
Law.
SECTION 9. The validity of the bonds authorized by this resolution
and of any bond anticipation notes issued in anticipation of said bonds
may be contested only if:
(a) such obligations are authorized for an object or purpose for
which the District is not authorized to expend money; or
(b) the provisions of law which should be complied with at the date
of the publication of such resolution are not substantially
complied with, and an action, suit or proceeding contesting such
validity is commenced within twenty (20) days after the date of
such publication; or
(c) such obligations are authorized in violation of the provisions of
the constitution.
SECTION 10. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
7h. CREATION OF CLERK/
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
TYPIST POSITION
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the creation of a 12 month per year Clerk Typist position.
7i. CREATION/DELETION
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
OF POSITIONS
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the deletion of the administrative position entitled Director of
Educational Services.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the creation of the administrative position entitled Director of
Curriculum and Instruction.
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7j. BOCES BID
Whereas, the Board of Education of North Rose - Wolcott Central
PARTICIPATION
School District of New York State desires to participate in a Cooperative
Bidding Program conducted by The Board of Cooperative Educational
Services of Ontario, Wayne and Yates Counties from year to year, or
until this Resolution is rescinded, for the purchase of various
commodities and/or services; and
Whereas, the Board of Education of North Rose - Wolcott Central
School District of New York State desires to participate in a Cooperative
Bidding Program conducted by The Board of Cooperative Educational
Services of Ontario, Wayne and Yates Counties in the joint bid of the
commodities and/ or services mentioned below is authorized by
General Municipal Law,§ 1199-o; and
Whereas, the Board of Education of North Rose - Wolcott Central
School District of New York State desires to participate in a Cooperative
Bidding Program conducted by The Board of Cooperative Educational
Services of Ontario, Wayne and Yates Counties assume the
responsibility for drafting of specifications, advertising for bids,
accepting and opening bids, tabulating bids, reporting the results to the
Board of Education of North Rose - Wolcott Central School District of
New York State and making recommendations thereon;
Therefore, be it resolved that the Board of Education, North Rose -
Wolcott Central School District of New York State and The Board of
Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Wayne and Yates Counties
accepts the appointment of The Board of Cooperative Educational
Services of Ontario, Wayne and Yates Counties to represent it in all
matters related above; and,
Be it further resolved, that the Board of Education, North Rose -
Wolcott Central School District of New York State authorizes the above
mentioned Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario,
Wayne and Yates Counties to represent it in all matters regarding the
entering into contract for the purchase of the below-mentioned
commodities and/or services; and
Be it further resolved, that the Board of Education, North Rose -
Wolcott Central School District of New York State agrees to assume its
equitable share of the costs incurred as a result of the cooperative
bidding; and,
Now, therefore, be it further resolved, that the Business
Administrator, on behalf of the North Rose - Wolcott Central School
District of New York State hereby is authorized to participate in
cooperative bidding conducted by The Board of Cooperative
Educational Services of Ontario, Wayne and Yates Counties for various
commodities and/or services and if requested to furnish The Board of
Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Wayne and Yates Counties
an estimated minimum number of units that will be purchased by The
Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario, Wayne and Yates
Counties. The Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Ontario,
Wayne and Yates Counties is hereby authorized to award cooperative
bids to the bidder deemed to be the lowest responsive and responsible
meeting the bid specifications and otherwise complying with Article 5-A
of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York relating to public
bids and contracts.
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7k1. LTR. OF RESIGNATION
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
RICHARD LASHER
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, accepts
the resignation of Richard Lasher as a Bus Driver, effective July 10,
2006.
7k2. LTRS. OF RESIGNATION Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
WILLIAM FORJONE
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, accepts
the resignation of William Forjone as a Bus Driver, effective August 9,
2006.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, accepts
the resignation of William Forgone as a School Monitor, effective
August 9, 2006.
7k3. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
MICKEY PECK
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the one year leave of absence for Mickie Peck as a School
Monitor, effective September 5, 2006 – June 30, 2007.
7k4. APPT. DIRECTOR OF
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
CURRICULUM & INST.
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the three-year probationary appointment of John R.
Boronkay, conditional upon a criminal history record check according
to Commissioners Regulation §80-1.11 and Part 87, as follows:
Certification: Permanent SDA
Control #: 553295941
Tenure Area: Director of Curriculum and Instruction
Probationary Period: Approx August 21, 2006 – August 20, 2009
Salary: $85,000, prorated to start date
7k5. APPT. CLERK/TYPIST
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon the recommendation
CATHY BUCKALEW
of the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the appointment of Cathy Buckalew to the position of
clerk/typist in the CSE Office, conditional upon a criminal history
record check according to Commissioners Regulations §80-1.11 and
Part 87 for $8.47/hr. 7.5 hrs/day, for a total annual salary of up to
$16,517, prorated to $14,294, effective August 14, 2006.
7k6 APPT FOOD SERVICE
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
HELPER: VALERIE TRYON
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the 26 week probationary appointment of Valerie Tryon as a
Food Service Helper, conditional upon a criminal history record check
according to Commissioners Regulation §80-1.11 and Part 87 for
$7.43/hr., 3 hrs/day for a total annual salary of up to $4,079, effective
September 6, 2006.
APPT. BAKE:. VALERIE
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
AZZOLINO
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the 26 week probationary appointment of Valerie Azzolino as
a Baker, conditional upon a criminal history record check according to
Commissioners Regulation §80-1.11 and Part 87 for $7.81/hr. which
includes differential, $5.25 hrs/day for a total annual salary of up to
$7503, effective September 6, 2006.
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7k7. APPT. MAINTENANCE/
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
GROUNDSMAN: WILLIAM
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
FORJONE
approves the 26 week probationary appointment of William Forjone as
a Maintenance/Groundsman, conditional upon a criminal history
record check according to Commissioners Regulation §80-1.11 and Part
87 for $9.73/hr., 8 hrs/day for a total annual salary of $20,338,
prorated to $18,136, effective August 9, 2006.
7k8. APPT. 21
ST
CENTURY
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
SUMMER PROGRAM STAFF
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the following individuals to work up to 8 hr/day in the 21st
Century Grant/Advantage After School Program from approximately
July 10 August 25, 2006.
Name
Position
$/Hr.
Susan Stanistreet
Enrichment
$25.00
Lisa Humbert
Nurse
$25.00
7k9. RESOLUTION
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
CORRECTION
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the three year probationary appointment of June Muto as a 12
month Assistant Principal, conditional upon a criminal history record
check according to Commissioners Regulation §80-1.11 and Part 87.
Certification: SDA
Control #: 557968051
Tenure Area: Assistant Principal
Probationary Period: September 1, 2004 – September 1, 2007
Salary: $67,500 which includes differential
7k10. APPT. DIR. OF
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
AQUATICS: AMY BROMLEY
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the appointment of Amy Bromley as Aquatics Director at
$3937, for the 2006-07 school year .
7k11. COACHING APPTS.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the coaching appointments for the 2006-07 school year,
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
Salary
Step/Year
Gordon Martin
Boys V Soccer
$4081
4
35
Jamie Carr
Boys JV Soccer
$1727
1
1
Joe Cahoon
Boys Mod. A Soccer
$2209
4
10
Jay Reynolds
Boys Mod. B Soccer
$1808
2
5
Tim Burns
Girls V Soccer
$3710
3
7
Amy Bromley
Girls JV Soccer
$2332
2
5
Patricia Jackson
Girls Mod. A. Soccer
$2009
3
9
Scott Baker
Girls Mod. B Soccer
$1339
1
2
Tim Thomas
V Boys Volleyball
$3339
2
6
Chris Ackley
JV Boys Volleyball
$2332
2
5
Mark Williams
Mod. Volleyball
$1339
1
2
Kurt Laird
Girls V Volleyball
$3339
2
6
Laurie Elliott
Girls JV Volleyball
$1727
1
2
Kim Sherwin
Girls Mod Volleyball
$1339
1
2
Kathy Hoyt
V Cross Country
$2793
2
6
Jolene Caselli
Modified Cross Country
$1808
2
5
Jeffrey Drake
Girls V Swimming
$5571
3
9
Cynthia Wood
Girls Mod. Swimming
$3014
3
9
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Pete Treasure
Girls V Tennis
$3104
3
8
Mike Grasso
Girls JV Tennis
$1727
1
3
Gary Lockwood
Girls V Basketball
$5014
2
5
Brienne Tuck
Girls JV Basketball
$2592
1
3
Patricia Jackson
Girls Mod. A Basketball
$3040
4
10
Laurie Elliott
Mod B Basketball
$2765
3
8
Brian Hoyt
Boys V Basketball
$5014
2
6
Scott Baker
Boys JV Basketball
$2592
1
2
Paul McIntyre
Boys Mod. A Basketball
$2488
2
6
Jay Reynolds
Boys Mod B Basketball
$2488
2
4
James Prentice
V Wrestling
$6128
4
22
Jerry DeCausemaker
JV Wrestling
$4277
4
25
Mark Williams
Mod. Wrestling
$2765
3
7
George Wetherell
Boys V Swimming
$5014
2
6
Cathy LaValley
Bowling
$3414
3
9
Kristi King
V Basketball Cheerleading $2590
2
5
Colleen Hill
JV Basketball Cheerleading $1612
1
3
George Mitchell
Indoor Track
$5014
2
6
Tim Burns
V Softball
$3710
3
7
Julie Petrosino
JV Softball
$1727
1
2
Chris Ackley
Mod. Softball
$2260
2
5
Kurt Laird
V Baseball
$3339
2
5
Joe Petrosino
JV Baseball
$1727
1
3
Scott Baker
Mod. Baseball
$1674
1
2
George Mitchell
Girls V Track
$4081
4
16
Jolene Caselli
Girls Mod. Track
$2260
2
5
Nick Wojieck
Boys V Track
$2474
2
6
John O’Brien
Boys Mod. Track
$2260
2
6
Mike Virts
Boys Track Asst Coach
$1727
1
2
Peter Treasure
Boys V Tennis
$3104
3
8
Tim Thomas
Boys JV Tennis
$2332
2
4
Anne Dapolito
Golf
$3414
4
22
Jeffrey Lisanto
Adult Ed. 30+ Basketball Program
Volunteer
Randy Croniser
Adult Ed. 30+ Basketball Program
Volunteer
Mike Winter
Adult Ed. 30+ Basketball Program
Volunteer
Mike Virts
Boys Soccer Program
Volunteer Coach
Ben Wilson
Boys Soccer Program
Volunteer Coach
Mike Winter
Boys Soccer Program
Volunteer Coach
Julie Petrosino
Girls Soccer Program
Volunteer Coach
Jennifer Spade
Girls Soccer Program
Volunteer Coach
Jackie Lockwood
Girls Swimming Program Volunteer Coach
Dale Binggeli
Girls Swimming Program Volunteer Coach
George Mitchell
Cross Country Program
Volunteer Coach
7k12. CO-CURRICULAR APPTS Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the appointment of the following individuals to fill co-
curricular and extra duty positions for the 2005-2006 school year:
Name
Position
Salary
Step/Years
High School
Barb Briscese
Yearbook Production
$1967
4
30
Cathy Peterson
Yearbook Business
$1028
2
4
Cathy Peterson
Student Council
$990
1
3
Donna Brooks
Student Council
$990
1
3
Mike Grasso
Sr. Class Advisor
$1551
2
4
Michele Bartholomew
Sr. Class Advisor
$1551
2
4
Margaret Cook
Jr. Class Advisor
$772
2
5
Barb Briscese
Jr. Class Advisor
$571
1
1
Tarsie Thompson
Sophomore Class Advisor $450
1
2
Jolene Caselli
Sophomore Class Advisor $450
1
2
Cathy Peterson
Freshman Class Advisor
$450
1
1
Donna Brooks
Freshman Class Advisor
$450
1
1
Michele Bartholomew
Ski Club
$945
1
3
Tim Thomas
Youth-To-Youth
$945
1
3
Angela Ferlito
School Store
$990
1
3
Angela Ferlito
Future Business Leaders of Am. $945
1
3
Christine Stevens
Musical Production Dir.
$2109
1
3
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Christine Stevens
Musical Accompanist
$596
1
3
Christine Stevens
All County Chorus
$319
1
3
Christine Stevens
All State Chorus
$319
1
3
Christine Stevens
Solo Festival
$22.00/hr. up to $176. Maximum
Brian LaValley
District Newsletter Editor $2770
4
12
Brian LaValley
District Newsletter Production $7311
4
15
Jolene Caselli
SADD
$945
1
2
Margaret Cook
Science E Corps Co-Advisor $1229
2
4
Barb Packard
National Honor Society
$1229
1
4
Mike Witkiewitz
Pit Band Director
821
1
3
Mike Witkiewitz
All State Band
$478
2
7
Mike Witkiewitz
All County Band
$440
2
6
Mike Witkiewitz
Solo Festival
$22.00/hr. up to $176. Maximum
Mike Witkiewitz
AV Coordinator
$1963
1
3
Mike Witkiewitz
AV Club
$1229
2
5
Mike Witkiewitz
Fall Play Director
$1759
1
1
Heidi Rothfuss
Interact Club
$1475
3
8
R. L. Murray
Chess Club
$1475
3
7
Amy Bromley
Varsity Club
$945
1
1
Deb Teska
Coord. – Festival of the Arts $772
4
16
Deb Teska
Art Club
$1562
4
13
Anne L’Hommedieu
Library Club
$945
1
2
Barb Packard
Masterminds
$1229
2
6
Songwriters Club
Nick Wojieck
$945
1
2
Literary Magazine
Cathy Peterson
$596
1
1
Ski Club Volunteer
Mike Grasso
Fall Play Costume Designer
TBA
Fall Play Costumer
TBA
Fall Play Stage Manager
TBA
Musical Costume Designer TBA
Musical Costumer
TBA
Musical Drama Advisor
TBA
Musical Set Construction
TBA
Musical Set Designer
TBA
Musical Stage Manager
TBA
Middle School
Laurie Navratil
Student Council
$1638
4
21
Claudia Hann
Student Council
$1638
4
12
Tim Pauldine
AV Coordinator
$3214
4
19
Tim Pauldine
AV Club
$1562
4
18
Fred Dunn
Elem All County Chorus
$519
4
20
Fred Dunn
Jr. High All County Chorus $519
4
20
Fred Dunn
Jr. High Area All-State Chorus $519
4
20
Fred Dunn
Solo Festival
$22.00/hr. up to $176. Maximum
Rosa Fox
Solo Festival
$22.00/hr. up to $176. Maximum
Rosa Fox
Elem All County Band
$519
4
20
Rosa Fox
Jr. High All County Band $519
4
20
Rosa Fox
Jr. High Area All State Band $519
4
20
Cathy LaValley
SADD
$1562
4
17
Amy Lynch
Yearbook Co-Advisor
$1028
2
6
Sue Malone
Yearbook Co-Advisor
$790
1
3
LTD Club
John Newman
$1475
3
7
Fred Dunn
Musical Production Dir
$3484
4
19
Laurie Navratil
Drama Advisor
$3484
4
16
Rosa Fox
Pit Band Director
$1351
4
20
Tim Pauldine
Stage Advisor
$1351
4
19
John Newman
Stage Advisor
$1278
3
7
Sue Malone
Musical Costume Designer $405
2
5
Sue Malone
Musical Costumer
$312
1
3
Priscilla DeBan
Library Club
Volunteer
Jolene Caselli
Health Club
Volunteer
Good News Club
Charles Gordinier
Volunteer
North Rose Elementary School
Amanda Leffler
Elem. All County Band
$319
1
2
Amanda Leffler
Solo Festival
$22.00/hr. up to $176. Maximum
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Unofficial and Unapproved
8. INFORMATION ITEMS
The following items were shared with the Board:
Use of Facilities
NYSSBA Annual Convention Announcement & Voting Guide
Report on 2005-06 Adult Education
Report Card Info from NRE
Even Start Family Literacy Partnership Information
9. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION No one had any questions about topics discussed at this meeting.
10a ADDITIONS TO AGENDA
Nickoline Henner moved and Clifford Parton seconded the following
motion. The vote was unanimous. R. Cahoon, N. Henner, E. Magin, C.
Parton, D. Smith, T. Smith voted yes.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the additions to the agenda of August 8, 2006.
10b CREATION OF TEACHING David Smith moved and Edward Magin seconded the following motion.
ASSISTANT POSITION
The vote was unanimous. R. Cahoon, N. Henner, E. Magin, C. Parton,
D. Smith, T. Smith voted yes.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the creation of a 1.0FTE Teaching Assistant positions to start
in the 2006-07 school year:
10c TREASURER’S REPORTS
Terri Smith moved and Clifford Parton seconded the following motion.
The vote was unanimous. R. Cahoon, N. Henner, E. Magin, C. Parton,
D. Smith, T. Smith voted yes.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintende
nt of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the Treasurer’s Report for January 2006.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintende
nt of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the Treasurer’s Report for February 2006.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintende
nt of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the Treasurer’s Report for March 2006.
10d LTR. OF RESIGNATION
Edward Magin moved and Nickoline Henner seconded the following
motion. The vote was unanimous. R. Cahoon, N. Henner, E. Magin, C.
Parton, D. Smith, T. Smith voted yes.
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law, accepts
with thanks for years of service, the resignation of Kimberly Bassett as
an Elementary teacher, effective August 11, 2006.
ADJOURNMENT
Terri Smith moved and Clifford Parton seconded the following motion.
The vote was unanimous. R. Cahoon, N. Henner, E. Magin, C. Parton,
D. Smith, T. Smith voted yes.
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Unofficial and Unapproved
Be it resolved that the Board of Education, upon recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools and pursuant to Education Law,
approves the adjournment of the meeting at 8:05pm.
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Clerk, Board of Education
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