FROM THE OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT WAYNE
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013Page 1 of112FROM THE OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENTWAYNE BOARD OF EDUCATIONWAYNE, NEW JERSEYNOVEMBER 14, 20136:00 P.M. Executive SessionWayne Board of EducationConference Room50 Nellis DriveWayne , NJ 074707:30 P.M . - Public MeetingWayne Board of EducationConference Room50 Nellis DriveWayne , NJ 07470REGULAR MEETING AGENDAI.Reading of "Sunshine Law" StatementAdequate notice of this Regular and Executive Meeting , setting forthtime , date and location , has been provided in accordance with therequirements of the Open Public Meetings Act on January 4, 2013by:Prominently posting a copy on the bulletin board in the lobby of theoffices of the Board of Education, which is a public place reservedfor such announcements, transmitting a copy of this notice to TheRecord , The Wayne Today , and the Municipal Clerk.II.Roll CallIII.Approval to Convene into Executive SessionWHEREAS , the Wayne Township Board of Education (hereinafterreferred to as the "Board") from time to time must convene intoExecutive Session to discuss confidential matters including but notlimited to personnel issues , legal matters, student issues and labornegotiations.WHEREAS , THE Board has on its agenda for the meetingbeing held on November 14, 2013 on issues relating to PersonnelX-14-01
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013Page2of112. and Legal which must be discussed in a confidential closedsession.NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, the Board shallmove into Executive Session to discuss the above referencedmatter.BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the minutes oftheexecutive session will provide as much information as possiblewithout violating any applicable privilege or confidentiality so thatthe public can understand what was discussed and when availablewhat the Board decision was.BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the minutes of theexecutive session will be released to the public in an appropriatelyredacted form within a reasonable period of time.BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the redacted portion ofthe executive session minutes will not be released until such timeas the privilege or confidentiality is no longer applicable.IV.ReconveneThe Executive Session of the Wayne Board of Education RegularMeeting of November 14, 2013 was convened in the ConferenceRoom of the Wayne Board of Education, 50 Nellis Drive, Wayne, NJ07470.The Statement of Compliance setting forth time, date and locationwas read in accordance with the requirements of the Open PublicMeetings Act and the roll call was taken. The meeting wasrecessed and is now being reconvened.FLAG SALUTEMOMENT OF SILENCEV.Administrative Summary Report Superintendent's Report Proposed Safety and Security Referendum
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013Page30f112 HIB ReportVI.Revisions to Agenda ItemsVII. Open to Public Agenda Items OnlyThis portion of the meeting is open to citizens for comment on agenda itemsonly. Residents are to state their names, addresses, and subject matter.Comments may be limited to five minutes per person. No member of thepublic will be permitted to speak negatively about an employee or a student.Comments may be responded to tonight under "new business" or atsubsequent meetings under "old business." The Board bears noresponsibility for comments made by the public.VIII. Approval of MinutesApproval of Public Meeting Minutes-RECOMMENDED ACTION:that the Board approve the following Public Meeting Minutes:October 9, 2013October 17, 2013Regular MeetingRegular MeetingApproval of Executive Session Minutes-RECOMMENDED ACTION:that the Board approve the following Executive Session Minutes:October 9,2013October 17, 2013M-14-01M-14-02Regular MeetingRegular MeetingApproval to Release Executive Session Minutes-RECOMMENDED ACTION:BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board approves the release of theExecutive Session Meeting Minutes from July 19, 2012through December 20,2012 to the public, as redacted with respectto items still privileged or confidential.M-14-03Note: Once these minutes are approved, they will be posted to theDistrict website under Minutes, Archived 2012-2013.IX.Committee Reports and ActionNone for approval.C-14-01
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013X.Page4of112Action on AgendaADMINISTRATIVE:Approval of HIB Report-RECOMMENDED ACTION:that the Board affirm the Superintendent's decision on theHarassment, Intimidation and Bullying matters as required byN.J.SA 18A:37-15(b)(6)(e) on the following cases, all first reportedto the Board on October 17, 2013:Case #Case #Case #Case #Case #Case 3-20142013-20142013-2014EDUCATION:Approval of District Nursing Services Plan -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve the District Nursing Services Planfor the 2013-2014 school year, as per attached by reference.E-14-01Approval of Psychiatric Assessment -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve Dr. Jerome Goodman,Psychiatrist, Saddle River, NJ to perform a psychiatric assessmenton student #3518235427 in an amount not to exceed 500.00.E-14-02Approval of New High School Volunteer Clubs -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve new volunteer clubs at the highschools for the 2013-2014 school year as follows:Book Club - Wayne Hills High SchoolAfterthoughts Book Club - Wayne Valley High SchoolHigh Five Club - Wayne Hills High SchoolCAD Club - Wayne Hills High SchoolE-14-03NOTE: This was discussed at the Education Committee Meeting ofOctober 17, 2013.Approval of Out of District Professional Travel for Staff Members-RECOMMENDED ACTION:that the Board approve Out of District Professional Travel for the2013-2014 school year, as follows:".E-14-04
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013Page50f112Whereas, District employees listed on the attached chart areattending conferences, conventions, staff training, seminars,workshops, student events or other required travel; andWhereas, the attendance at stated functions were previouslyapproved by the Chief School Administrator and School BusinessAdministrator as work related and within the scope of workresponsibilities of the attendees; andWhereas, the attendance at the functions were approved aspromoting delivery of instruction of furthering efficient operation ofthe District, and fiscally prudent; andWhereas, the travel and related expenses particular to attendanceat these functions are within state travel guidelines established bythe Department of Treasury in NJOMD circular letter; now thereforeBe it resolved, that the Board of Education finds the travel andrelated expense particular to attendance as these previouslyapproved functions; and further,Be it resolved, that the expenses are justified and thereforereimbursable and/or payable, as per the attached.Approval of New and Revised Secondary Curri.cula for the 20132014 School Year -RECOMMENDED ACTION: that the Boardapprove the following secondary curricula for the 2013-2014 schoolyear, as attached by reference:E-14-05Middle School- G&T Mathematics, Grade 6 - NewG&T Mathematics, Grade 7 - NewHigh School- Steering, Suspension and Brakes - NewEngine Performance - NewSpanish III - RevisedNote: This was discussed at the Education Committee Meeting ofOctober 17, 2013.Approval of 2013-2014 NJ QSAC Statement of Assurance ReportRECOMMENDED ACTION: that the Board approve the 2013-2014Statement of Assurance Report as per the attached.E-14-06NOTE: This is in fulfillment of our obligations regarding the NJQuality Single Accountability Continuum (NJQSAC) pursuant toNJSA 18:7A and NJAC 6A:30.Approval of Transition Sites -RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approvalof Transition Sites for SLE (Structured learning Experiences) and/orE-14-07
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013Page6of112CBI (Community Based Instruction) as follows:DestinationPreakness ShoppingCenterCity and StateWayne, NJSchoolDistrictApproval of Home Instruction for the 2013·2014 school year.-RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve the Home Instruction for the 20132014 School Year as per attached.E-14-08Approval of Home Instruction -RECOMMENDED ACTION: that theBoard approve home instruction services for Student 8175022498by Education Inc. for the period of November 17 through November20, 2013 at an hourly rate of 47.00 per hour for a total cost of 376.00.E-14-09Note: This student had been approved on a previous Board agendato receive services from District staff; however, the student wasadmitted to the hospital and required the services from this outsidevendor.Approval of Physical Therapy Contract -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve Kid Clan Clifton, NJ to providephysical therapy for student #9584908203 in an amount not toexceed 2,500.00 as per the student's Individualized EducationProgram.E-14-10Approval of Professional Services Contract -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve a Professional Services Contractregarding Home Hospital Instruction with Professional Ed ServicesCommission to include all the following facilities:Princeton House Behavioral Health Systems-CherryHill/Hamilton/North Brunswick/Princeton, NJHigh Focus Centers-Cranford/Freehold/Paramus/Parsippany, NJCAR.E.S. Program, St. Francis Medical Center, Trenton, NJSouth Jersey Health Care-Bridgeton, NJE-14-11Approval of Professional Services Contract "RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve St. Joseph's Children's HospitalCenter for Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing to cover feedingconsultations and telemedicine sessions in an amount not toexceed 10,000.00.E-14-12Approval of 000 Placements-RECOMMENDED ACTION:E-14-13
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013Page7of112that the Board approve Out of District Placements for the 20132014 school year as follows and that transportation be provided asrequired.StudentSchool9751098130 Gloucester County Special Services nnual tuitionCounty Fee1:1 Fee6227926426 Calais School (annual tuition rate of 62,771.00) pro-rated@ 48,685.80 Start date 10107/133680951534 indsor Learning Center (annualuition of 51 ,442.20) pro-rated @ 42,868.50Start date 10/16/136544813274 Chancellor Academy (annual tuitionof 56,340.00) pro-rated @ 44,759.00 Start date 10/28/13Amount------------ 34,560.00 3,000.00 34,650.00 48,685.80 42,868.50 44,759.00Approval of Field Trip Destination -RECOMMENDED ACTION: thatthe Board approve the Field Trip Destination for the 2013-2014school year as follows:DestinationLeonia HiQh SchoolCity and StateLeonia, NJE-14-14SchoolWHHSHUMAN RESOURCE:Approval of Appointment of Certified Substitute Teachers -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve the Superintendent'srecommendation to approve for the 2013-2104 school year, certifiedsubstitute teachers; and further, that these substitutes also beapproved for the 2013-2014 school year as substituteparaprofessionals to expand the pool of paraprofessionalsubstitutes, as per the attached list.H-14-01Approval of Appointment of Non Certified Substitutes RECOMMENDED ACTION: that the Board approve theSuperintendent's recommendation to approve for the 2013-2014school year, the following non certified substitutes:H-14-021.2.3.4.5.Cathy Talerico: Van Aide ParaGloria Cinelli: Van Aide ParaMorgan Glasspool: SCPACharisse Vitale: SCPATracey Seylaz: Caregiver
Regular Meeting November 14, 20136.7.8.9.Page8of112Stephanie Conklin: OfficeGeorgianne Morgan: Office/ParaJoan Brothers: Van Aide ParaKevin Lowry: CustodianApproval of Appointment of Volunteer Advisors -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve the Superintendent'srecommendation to approve for the 2013-2014 school year,volunteer advisors for volunteer clubs, as per the attached list:H-14-03and further, that the following be approved as volunteerassistant advisors:1. Christina Finnegan: Assistant Peer Leader at WV2. Elissa Kempin: Assistant Mock Trial Advisor at WVApproval of Appointment of Long Term Replacement PersonnelRECOMMENDED ACTION: that the Board approve theSuperintendent's recommendation to approve for the 2013-2014school year, the following long term replacement personnel:H-14-041. Jacleen Rizzi, BA William Paterson University, 65% of Step U ofthe Bachelors Teachers Salary Guide, 32,435 pro-rated, English atWayne Valley High School, effective November 4, 2013 throughMarch 31,2014, no medical benefits, replacing Christina D'Amelio.( 72,750/StepM MA 30) (PC#01-41-55/djt)2. Nicolette Grave, BA Rider University, 65% of Step U of theBachelors Teachers Salary Guide, 32,435.00 pro-rated, Grade 4 atLafayette Elementary School, effective November 26, 2013 throughMarch 28, 2014, no medical benefits, replacing Elizabeth Morisco.( 75, 170/StepL MA 30) (PC#01-05-06/dfw)Approval of Transfers -RECOMMENDED ACTION: that the Boardapprove the Superintendent's recommendation to approve for the2013-2014 school year, the following staff transfers:1. Jennifer Burton from Grade 7 Language Arts at Schuyler ColfaxMiddle School (PC#01-31-07/aov) to ASSP at Schuyler ColfaxMiddle School, and Frances Benemowitz from ASSP at SchuylerColfax Middle School (PC#01-31-45/cxb) to Grade 7 Language Artsat Schuyler Colfax Middle School, effective December 5, 2013.2 . Sandra Ransinangue from School Cafeteria Playground Aide atH-14-05
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013Page9of112Anthony Wayne Middle School to School Cafeteria Playground Aideat Pines Lake Elementary School, replacing Amy Gilbert resigned(PC#13-08-38/cvs) effective October 21, 2013.3. Shari Buonpane from 1:1 Paraprofessional at Theunis Dey to 1:1Paraprofessional at Pines Lake, (PC#11-08-12/bvf) studenttransferred, effective October 28, 2013.4. Rhonda Brass from OP III Building Services at Preakness to OPIII Building Services at Central Office, effective November 11, 2013.5. Laurie Garofalo from pre-school Paraprofessional at Packanackto pre-school Paraprofessional at John F. Kennedy, (PC#11-0412/bzd) due to enrollment changes, effective November 4, 2013.Approval of Resignations -RECOMMENDED ACTION: that theBoard approve the Superintendent's recommendation to accept thefollowing resignations:H-14-061. Denise Bognar as School Cafeteria Playground Aide fromPackanack Elementary School, effective October 15, 2013.( 15.83hr.) (PC#13-07 -38/brx)2. Michael Miello as Interim Athletic Director for the District,effective December 20, 2013. ( 125,000) (PC#31-59-02/bcl)3. Kevin Lowry as Part-time Custodian for Building Services,effective October 31, 2013. ( 12.00hr.) (PC#52-59-44/bhk)Approval of Appointment of Support Staff -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve the Superintendent'srecommendation to approve for the 2013-2014 school year, thefollowing support staff:1. Aaron Palmer as Technical Support Specialist for the District, 45,000.00 pro-rated, effective November 18, 2013, replacing JohnCelentano appointed to new position. ( 78,436) (PC#09-59-23/clf)2. Georgette Lofreddo-Fleming as School Cafeteria PlaygroundAide, 15.83 per hour at Anthony Wayne Middle School, effectiveNovember 18, 2013, and further, that up to 6 hours of pro-ratedprofessional development be approved during the school year ather hourly rate, replacing Erin Corsiglia appointed to new position.( 15.83hr.) (PC#13-33-38/bua)3. Rosanna Guerriero as School Cafeteria Playground Aide, 15.83per hour at Anthony Wayne Middle School, effective November 18,2013, and further, that up to 6 hours of pro-rated professionaldevelopment be approved during the school year at her hourly rate,replacing Sandra Ransinangue transferred to another school.( 15.83hr.) (PC#13-33-38/bty)H-14-07
Regular Meeting November 14,2013Page 10011124. Liberty Russin as School Cafeteria Playground Aide, 15.83 perhour at Packanack Elementary School, effective November 18,2013, and further, that up to 6 hours of pro-rated professionaldevelopment be approved during the school year at her hourly rate,replacing Denise Bognar. ( 15.83hr.) (PC#13-07-38/brx)Approval of Extension of Paraprofessional Hours RECOMMENDED ACTION: that the Board approve theSuperintendent's recommendation to approve for the 2013-2014school year, extension of hours for the following paraprofessionalsfor bus duty:H-14-081. Jennifer Merklin: PL 10 minutes per day2. Doreen Menary - PL 10 minutes per day3. Carla Thomas - PL 10 minutes per dayand further, to approve Gloria Cinelli school paraprofessional ridinga van to increase 1.45 hours daily, effective 10/30/13.Approval of Secondary Chaperones -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve the Superintendent'srecommendation to approve for the 2013-2014 school year, FeliciaMiller and Andy 1m as Wayne Valley High School chaperones, atthe rate of 84.00 per event for the following:ACTIVITYDATE1.Senior Prom6/13/142.Senior TripTBD3.Jr. Formal2/28/244.SDA5/15-17/145.NHS 48.Yearbook Signing6/11/14H-14-09
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013Page 11 01112Approval to Rescind Termination and Accept Settlement Agreement-RECOMMENDED ACTION: that the Board approve theSuperintendent's recommendation to rescind the termination of staffmember #56826530 accepted on August 29, 2013 and accept thesettlement agreement with staff member, as per the settlementagreement on file.H-14-10Approval of Staff Leaves -RECOMMENDED ACTION: that theBoard approve the Superintendent's recommendation to approvethe following staff leaves:H-14-111. #10213395 - Mechanic, District11/22/13 - 3/41.14 - 60 sick bank days from the WCMA Sick Bank.2. #56348626 - Gr. 6 Language Arts at Anthony Wayne MiddleSchool3/10/14 - 5/12/14 - paid sick days5/13/14 - 10/10/14 - FMLA Maternity Leave, w/o pay & w/benefits.3. #56415771 - Guidance Counselor at Anthony Wayne MiddleSchool2/24/14 - 5/12/14 - paid sick days5/13/14 - 10/14/14 - FMLA Maternity Leave, w/o pay & w/benefits.4. #56695257 - Speech Language Specialist at Pines LakeElementary School1/3/14 - 6/30/14 - Medical Leave w/o pay & w/benefits.5. #57057036 - OP III Accounts Payable, Business Office11/4/13 - 11/26/13 - 15 days from the WEA Office PersonnelSick Bank.Approval of Salary Adjustment for Substitute Paraprofessionals RECOMMENDED ACTION: that the Board approve theSuperintendent's recommendation to approve for the 2013-2014school year, a salary adjustment for the following substituteparaprofessionals:1. Lisa Acampora a substitute paraprofessional for 21 consecutivedays of work, as per policy, from the per diem rate of 12.00 perhour to Step 1-3 of the Paraprofessionals Salary Guide, * 16.09 perhour, at Pines Lake Elementary School, effective September 30,2013.2. Clelia Hopper a substitute paraprofessional for 21 consecutivedays of work, as per policy, from the per diem rate of 12.00 perhour to Step 1-3 of the Paraprofessionals Salary Guide, * 16.09 perH-14-12
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013Page 12 of 112hour at Ryerson Elementary School, effective September 16, 2013through October 17, 2013.NOTE: Pending contract negotiationsApproval of Appointment of Home Instructor -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve the Superintendent'srecommendation to approve for the 2013-2014 school year, MarcyMarcus as a Home Instructor.H-14-13Approval of Transportation Hours -RECOMMENDED ACTION: thatthe Board approve the Superintendent's recommendation toapprove for the 2013-2014 school year, the following transportationhours:H-14-141. Isam Jalahej, Van Driver from 5.75 hrs. to 7.50 hrs. effective10/15/132. Robert Nick, Van Driver from 5.25 hrs. to 6.75 hrs. effective10/25/133. James Intili, Van Driver from 5.75 hrs. to 7.50 hrs. effective11/1/134. Charlene Trentacost, Van Aide Para from 5 hrs. to 6.75 hrs.effective 11/1/13Approval of Appointment of Part Time Custodians RECOMMENDED ACTION: that the Board approve theSuperintendent's recommendation to approve for the 2013-2014school year, the following part time custodians for 5 hours a day, atthe rate of 12.00 per hour, effective October 7,2013.H-14-151. Cesar Cabreja, replacing J. Gof (PC#52-59-44/bhh)2. Naser Vinca, replacing L. Russin (PC#52-59-44/bhq)3. Jorge Vega, replacing S.Boscarino (PC#52-59-44/bhr)POLICY:-RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve Bylaw 0174--Legal Services-second reading for action, having been recommended at theOctober 8,2013, Policy Committee, as per attached.Approval of Bvlaw 0174--Second Reading for ActionP-14-01NOTE: Changes made by advice of board attorney to more closelyconform to the underlying laws.Approval of Bvlaw 0142--Second Reading for Action -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve Bylaw 0142--Board MemberQualifications, prohibited Acts and Code of Ethics--second readingP-14-02
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013Page 130f112for action, having been recommended at the October 8, 2013 PolicyCommittee, as per attached.NOTE: At advice of board attorney, one minor change in verbiage.Approval of Bylaw OOOO.02--Second Reading for Action -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve Bylaw 0000.02--lntroduction-second reading for action, having been recommended at theOctober 8,2013 Policy Committee, as per attached.P-14-03NOTE: Revisions to update the definitions as recommended byStrauss Esmay.Approval of Bylaw 0132--5econd Reading for Action -RECOMMENDEDACTION: that the Board approve Bylaw 0132--Executive Authority-second reading for action, having been recommended at theOctober 8,2013 Policy Committee, as per attached.P-14-04NOTE: Has been updated to eliminate the old "dual control"organizational option no longer available to school districts.SCHOOL RESOURCES:Approval of Comprehensive Maintenance Plan-RECOMMENDED ACTION:that the Board approve the updated Comprehensive MaintenancePlan for the period July 1,2013 to June 30, 2014 and subsequentyear, as per the attached.S-14-01Note: The submission of this form is required by the State to projectthe minimum costs to be budgeted for required maintenance ofDistrict facilities for the 2014-2015 school year.S-14-02that the Board approve the award of a contract to Ice VaultArena for the 2013-2014 school year as follows and as reviewedand approved by Board Counsel, per the attached RFP summarydated November 5, 2013.Wayne Valley: 17,758.50 ( 22,037.50 less 12-13 gate receipts of 4,279)Wayne Hills: 20,717.00 ( 22,682.50 less 12-13 gate receipts of 1,965.50)Approval of Treasurer of School Funds Report-RECOMMENDED ACTION:that the Board approve the Treasurer of School Funds Report asof August 31, 2013 as per the attached.Note: This report was not available at the last meeting to beS-14-03
Page 14 of 112Regular Meeting November 14. 2013approved with the Board Secretary Report because of theunavailability of the Treasurer. Coordination of Board meetingdates has now been made to avoid this issue in the future.Approval of Revised Non Public Technology Purchases RECOMMENDED ACTION: that the Board approve a revision tothe Non Public Technology purchases for the Pioneer Academy ofScience for the 2013-2014 school year to reflect a change from thepurchase of Microsoft software licenses to purchase laptopcomputers, at a total cost not to exceed the amount of their grantentitlement of 4,020.S-14-04Note: Non Public Entitlement guidelines require that the Boardapprove the technology purchases of non public school receivingthis grant aid.Approval of a Change Order for the Ryerson E.S. BackupGenerator Project-RECOMMENDED ACTION:"that the Board approve the attached change order with BOZElectrical Contractors for the Ryerson E.S. Backup GeneratorProject, State Project #31-5570-140-13-1000, to be credited in theamount of 4,000, as per the attached by reference."S-14-05Note: This credit represents the unused project allowance that wasincluded in the original project application and contract with thevendor.Approval of Transportation Agreement with Passaic County EducationalServices Commission-RECOMMENDED ACTION:"that the Board approve the Transportation Services Agreement withPassaic County Educational Services Commission for pupiltransportation for the 2013-2014 school year as follows:-----18iI Route!!SchoolsB# fiSt d tiD i-EstimatedContractor Stud ts! u e; I Cost (inc. IJ .surch:arg II.D1171921 Deron II AmericanII School! S!ar.Date-.JII20456456511 22,560.00111/4/ 13 1. i 47428044 902.40 6/14 J1-Authorization to Amend 2013-2014 NClB Grant-RECOMMENDED ACTION:"that the Board of Education authorize an amendment to the 20132014 NClB Grant to bring in approved carryover funds from the2012-2013 grant cycle in the amount of 149,622.00 as follows: IitielAS-14-06 124,778:001IrTitle. JL . J!.o247 oQJS-14-07
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013IITitie IIIIIPage 15 of 112 14,097.0011And further, that the Board utilize the carryover funds during theFY14 project period ending June 30,2014.XI.Open to PublicThis portion of the meeting is open to citizens for comment on any topic.Residents are to state their names, addresses and subject matter.Comments may be limited to five minutes per person. No member of thepublic will be permitted to speak negatively about an employee or a student.Comments may be responded to tonight under "new business" or atsubsequent meetings under "old business." The Board bears noresponsibility for comments made by the public.XII. Old BusinessXIII. New BusinessXIV. Executive SessionXV. Adjournment
Page 66 of 112Regular Meeting November 14, 2013E-14-04Regular Board Meeting - November 14, 2013'A', TRAVELOUTOFSTAFF NAMEBLDG,:1 dinary EducationalLeadership forTimesNortheast Conference forSchool-Based Speech-T TravelL LodgingM&I Meals, hicidentalsTOTALCOST12/3/13 1 Llnn0 154,0012/9/1312/10/13 ""Qnn0 389,00T 46,95 195,95,"I,no"oocM, Ben-DavidCentralOfficeM, WeirWHHSC. VentimigliaWHHSK, PalczewskiWVHSThe Instructional Leader'sRole in Using Data toImprove StudentPerformanceDr, James StrongePresentation Extraordinary Ed,Leadership forITimesDr. James StrongePresentation Extraordinary Ed,Leadership forITimesThe Instructional Leader'sRole in Using Data toImprove StudentPerformanceBest Ipad Apps toContent InstructionPhysical ScienceI,2/26/14 1lLQ,oo12/3/13 154,000 1 Ll12/3/13 154.000 154,00T 38.24 187.24no2/26/14 149,00142/1 ?QflO0 ?Q3/21/14 130,000 130.00 130.00nnA WasikSCMSS, Marra-GasparAWMSS, Marra-GasparAWMSNext Generation ScienceStandards12/11/13 130,000S, Marra-GasperAWMSSafe, mple and Cheap11/21/13 130,000 1A.JonesTheunis Dey12/4/13 75,000 75,00C. CanaliTheunis DeyStar Lab TrainingMake Astronomy ComeAliveStar Lab TrainingMake Astronomy ComeAliveNJ SMART - Using School& District Profiles &Course 103-Using StudentGrowth *(Previouslyapproved forM. Ben-David at 10/17/13BOE12/4/13 75,000 75.00M, BerriosCentralOffice. 11/lJ/H 1LlQnnT 46,95'In nn* 1Q'
Page 67 of 112Regular Meeting November 14, 2013e. OrrSCMSK. TavisSCMSe. CaamanoWHHSR. O'ConnorRydelll. KistlerAWMSD. DelMoroWHHST. MotykaWHHSe. VentimigliaWHHSe. VentimigliaWHHSAWMSK. CancelosiAP TerhuneM. ValerioD. PandolfiAP TerhuneCentralOffice e. KehoeFallonG. EstradaFallonM. GreerAWMSE. SponenburgJFKK. VanessJFKT. RymerWVHSRutgers 46th AnnualReading and Writing Conf.Rutgers 46tn AnnualReading and Writing Conf.Teaching VocabularyComprehension ofComplex Text WorkshopthRutgers 46 AnnualReading & Writing Conf.thRutgers 46 AnnualReading & Writing Conf.Association of LanguageArts WorkshopHow to Tech InformationalLiterature & Use NewRubrics That Will Be Usedon PARCC TestALA TNJ - How to teachClose Reading and SyntaxDecodingALATNJ - How to TeachInformational Literature5 Children's Health IssuesWorkshopI-Pad in the ClassroomPreparing Teachers &Students for the PARCCAssessmentsWill Reading MoreComplex Text ImproveReading SkillsWill Reading MoreComplex Text ImproveReading SkillsTechnology Tools for theCommon Core:Surprisingly SimpleMovie-Making and VideoProduction using the iPadWill Reading MoreComplex Text ImproveReading SkillsNJAHPERD AnnualConventionExtraordinary Ed.Leadership forUnprecedented TimesE-14043/28/14 150.000 150.003/28/14 150.000 150.002/7/14 250.000 250.003/28/14 150.000 150.003/28/14 150.000 150.003/21/14 250:000 250.001/10/14 250.000 250.003/21/14 250.000 250.001/10/14 250.000 139/27/1311/20/133/20145/201412/11/13 81.000 81.00 229.00 75.00T 34.990 263.99 75.00 150.000 150.0012/11/13 150.00T 12.09 162.0912/5/13 139.000 139.0012/11/13 150.000 150.002/24/142/25/1312/3/13 100.000 100.00 229.00T 8.06 237.06
Regular Meeting November 14, 2013Page 68 of 113E-14-04J. MolinaAWMSL. GallipoliPackanackN. ConklinCentralOfficeR. MitchellAWMSS. RossiAWMSJ. VaranoWVHSJ. NeuCentralOfficeM. Ben-DavidCentralOfficeCentralOfficeM. BerriosA.AvolioAWMSF. BernardoAWMSL. Leidy StaufferAWMSL. TuostoAWMSN. RyanAWMSR. KaplanAWMSHow to InvestigateHarassment, Intimidation& BullyingCommon Core & MathPractices; What’s Up withFractions2013 Annual Conference –The NJ Association ofProfessional MediatorsExemplary Leadership forUnprecedented Times:Harvesting Ideas intoActionAdapting Readers &Writers Workshop forDiverse LearnersCareer Development andTransitionSpecial Education LegalUpdate and RoundtableDiscussionNJDOE Presentation onPARCC69th ASCD AnnualConference and ExhibitShow4th Annual EducationalTechnology Conference4th Annual EducationalTechnology ConferenceAdapting Readers &Writers WorkshopAdapting Readers &Writers WorkshopSabrina RomanoAdapting Readers &Writers WorkshopAdapting Readers &Writers Workshop11/13/13 202.62T 52.62 202.621/31/14 130.000 130.0011/16/13 239.00T 28.27 267.2712/3/13 154.00T 8.68 162.6812/2/13 100.000 100.0011/14/1311/15/1312/3/13 315.00T 245.06 560.060T 15.81 15.8112/6/13 149.00T 47.90 196.903/14/14 –3/18/14 259.00T 500.00L 532.00M 319.5011/22/13 65.000 65.0011/22/13 65.000 65.0012/2/13 100.00T 28.89 128.8912/2/13 100.000 100.0012/2/13 100.00 28.89 128.8912/2/13 100.00 22.89 128.89TOTALºIncludes unanticipated tolls, transportation (taxi, etc.) and/or parking expenses 1,610.50 9,269.79
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The Executive Session of the Wayne Board of Education Regular Meeting of November 14, 2013 was convened in the Conference Room of the Wayne Board of Education, 50 Nellis Drive, Wayne, NJ 07470. The Statement of Compliance setting forth time, date and location was re
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Dr. Sunita Bharatwal** Dr. Pawan Garga*** Abstract Customer satisfaction is derived from thè functionalities and values, a product or Service can provide. The current study aims to segregate thè dimensions of ordine Service quality and gather insights on its impact on web shopping. The trends of purchases have
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Le genou de Lucy. Odile Jacob. 1999. Coppens Y. Pré-textes. L’homme préhistorique en morceaux. Eds Odile Jacob. 2011. Costentin J., Delaveau P. Café, thé, chocolat, les bons effets sur le cerveau et pour le corps. Editions Odile Jacob. 2010. Crawford M., Marsh D. The driving force : food in human evolution and the future.
Le genou de Lucy. Odile Jacob. 1999. Coppens Y. Pré-textes. L’homme préhistorique en morceaux. Eds Odile Jacob. 2011. Costentin J., Delaveau P. Café, thé, chocolat, les bons effets sur le cerveau et pour le corps. Editions Odile Jacob. 2010. 3 Crawford M., Marsh D. The driving force : food in human evolution and the future.
