SPRING LAKE BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR MEETING March 23, :00 P.M.

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March 23, 7:00 P.M. I. Call to order: This meeting is called in accordance with the provisions of the "Open Public Meetings Act," C.231, PL. 1975, and notices were forwarded to newspapers, to Board members and were posted as required. Roll Call Present Arrived at Absent Time: p.m. Mr. Daino Mr. Ferraro Mr. Hale Dr. Sterling Mrs. Valori Mr. Bormann, CSA; Mr. Mackres, SBA/Board Secretary, Mr. Griggs, Attorney II. III. IV. Flag salute Student and Staff Recognition 2014 Boys Basketball Team MCAL Champions Miss Karen O Sullivan, H.W. Mountz 2014 Teacher of the Year Presentation 2013 2014 School Performance Report Presentation V. Approval of Minutes On motion by, and seconded by RESOLVED, to approve the minutes of the public session and executive session of the Spring Lake Board of Education as submitted for the following : 1. February 23, Regular Meeting, 2. March 17, Work Session Meeting Mrs. Valori Mr. Ferrarro Mr. Hale Dr. Sterling Mr. Daino VI. VII. Public Comments on Agenda Item Only The length of time for public discussion may be limited to 30 minutes and individual speakers on a particular subject are limited to three minutes (Policy 1120). Business Administrator's Report On motion by, and seconded by to approve Business Administrator s Report: A E A. RESOLVED, that the Board Secretary for the Spring Lake Board of Education certifies that, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:23A 16.10(c) (3), as of January, that no line item account has encumbrances and expenditures, which in total exceed the line item appropriation in violation of N.J.A.C. 6A:23A 16.10(a); and be it further 1

March 23, 7:00 P.M. RESOLVED, that the Spring Lake Board of Education accepts the Financial Reports of the Board Secretary January and the Treasurer January ; and be it RESOLVED, that the Spring Lake Board of Education certifies that, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:23A 16.10(c) (4), after review of the Board Secretary s and Treasurer s monthly financial report and upon consultation with the appropriate district official that to the best of knowledge no major account or fund has been over expended and that sufficient funds are available to meet the District s financial obligations for the remainder of the year. B. Approval of Expenditures 1. Recommend approval of the following bills list: a. February $83,017.57 Hand Checks Only b. March $547,884.52 2. Recommend approval of the Gross Payroll Expense for: a. February 15, $156,459.27 b. February 28, $145,686.58 Record of checks and distribution are on file in the business office. C. Approval of Transfers 1. Recommend approval of appropriation adjustments a. Adjustment #s 15AP0021 15AP0026 2. Recommend approval of expenditure adjustments a. N/A D. Grants RESOLVED, the Spring Lake Board of Education approves application for SY 2016 E Rate Program (Universal Service Program for School and Libraries). E. Contracts RESOLVED, the Spring Lake Board of Education approves a tuition contract for the Rugby School for $30,592.35 (85 days at $359.91/day) for one student (ID #5007957984). RESOLVED, the Spring Lake Board of Education approves a transportation contract for the Rugby School for $2,603.55 (85 days at $30.63/day) for one student (ID #5007957984). Mrs. Valori Mr. Ferrarro Mr. Hale Dr. Sterling Mr. Daino 2

March 23, 7:00 P.M. F. Informational Items: 1. The next work session meeting of the Board of Education is to be held on April 13, 2. The next regular meeting of the Board of Education is to be held on April 27, a. Includes presentation of final budget submission for SY 2016 VIII. Superintendent s Report ADMINISTRATION On motion by, and seconded by to approve Administration B F A. Report on Enrollment HW Mountz 213 Manasquan High School 59 CVSD 14 B. RESOLVED: To approve use of school facilities as requested: Spring Lake Drug Alliance Gymnasium March 19, 7 pm to 9 pm Requested by: Rev. DuBois Shore Challenge AAU Girls U 11 Basketball Gymnasium March/April, Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 pm to 7:30 pm Requested by: Mark Donnelly and Edwin Hale Jersey Shore Wildcats Gymnasium Mondays 5:30 pm 8:30 pm March June, Requested by: Ellen Masonius 3

March 23, 7:00 P.M. C. RESOLVED: To approve, upon recommendation of the Superintendent, class trips as follows: Date Class Teacher Destination March 30, Gifted and Talented Students through Krebs/Tonzola PSE&G Center Burlington, Grant from PSE & G March 31, Gifted and Talented Krebs McCloone s Asbury Park, April 1, April 14, and April 15, April 17, April 20, April 22, May 28, Students Students in Band through PTA Mini Grant Gifted and Talented Students Grade 7 Gifted and Talented Students Penrod + other teachers tbd Krebs + Tonzola + Pearce Krebs, Dettlinger, Livingood, Zielinski Krebs + Tonzola N J Radio City Music Hall, New York City, NY Middletown Arts Center, Middletown Walking trip to Historical Society, Spring Lake, Middletown Arts Center, Middletown, and Students TBA Krebs/Tonzola Academic Bowl Goetz Middle School, Jackson, Grade 7 DeStefano, Piccolella, Zielinski, Sogluizzo June 1, Grade 6 DeStefano, Dettlinger, Salway American Museum of Natural History New York, NY Philadelphia Zoo Philadelphia, PA D. RESOLVED: To accept, upon recommendation of the Superintendent, the HW Mountz PTA s generous donation of $20,000 for technology, sound, and lighting upgrades to the HW Mountz All Purpose Room and the purchase of a 1 year license for the development and use of an HW Mountz Schoolwires Website App. E. RESOLVED: To approve, upon recommendation of the Superintendent, the adjustment of the 2014 HW Mountz School Calendar to include Friday, April 3, as a half day make up day and Saturday, June 13, as a half day (Field Day) make up day for two snow days used in the 2014 School Year. F. RESOLVED: : To approve, upon recommendation of the Superintendent, the 2014 End of School Year event calendar. 4

March 23, 7:00 P.M. CURRICULUM/INSTRUCTION On motion by, and seconded by to approve Curriculum/Instruction A. A. RESOLVED: To approve, upon recommendation of the Superintendent, the 2016: 6 8 Accelerated Math Placement Rubric 6 8 Accelerated ELA Placement Rubric 4 8 Gifted and Talented Identification Rubric Mrs. Valori Mr. Ferrarro Mr. Hale Dr. Sterling Mr. Daino PERSONNEL On motion by, and seconded by to approve Personnel A B. A. RESOLVED: To approve, upon recommendation of the Superintendent, the Professional Development Workshop and Travel Log: Staff Member: Date(s): Description: Registration Fee: Travel Fees: Est. Total: Barton Sterling March 13 15, Shawna Sogluizzo April 8 April 11, Governance I Princeton, CEC Annual Convention and Expo San Diego, CA NA NA SLED Grant Lauren Marcus Feld April 15, Workshop on Common Core Social Studies Cherry Hill, $229.00 $31.00 $260.00 Edwin Hale April 16, Governance II Monroe, Vincent Daino April 16, Governance II Monroe, 5

March 23, 7:00 P.M. Alan Ferraro June 6, Governance I Jackson, B. RESOLVED: To approve, upon recommendation of the Superintendent, adding the following names to List of Substitute Teachers for the 2014 school year: William Brannick County Certificate $75/Diem Caroline Dettlinger County Certificate $75/Diem Michael O Keefe Standard Teaching Certificate $85/Die Sarah Timko County Certificate $75/Diem STUDENT SERVICES On motion by, and seconded by to approve Student Services A B A. HIB Incident Report(s) 1. RESOLVED: To approve, upon recommendation of the Superintendent, the February HIB Incident Report. (0 incidents reported) 2. Presentation of the March HIB Incident Report. (0 incidents to report) B. RESOLVED: To approve, upon recommendation of the Superintendent, the acceptance of 8 non resident tuition students for the 2016 School Year at the BOE approved tuition rate of $6000 each. POLICY On motion by, and seconded by to approve Policy A F A. RESOLVED: To approve the second reading and adoption of the following Board Policies: Non Resident Tuition Policy 5111.01 Upon adoption, these policies supersede all previous policies of the same. B. RESOLVED: To approve the first reading of the following Board Policies: Tuition Income Preschool Students Policy 3240 Concussion and Sports Related Head Injury Policy 5141.8 Emergencies and Disaster Preparedness Policy 6114 6

March 23, 7:00 P.M. Home Instruction Policy 6173 Long Range Facility Policy 7110 C. RESOLVED: To approve the adoption of the following Board Regulations: Tuition Income Preschool Students Regulation 3240 School Sports Groups and Teams Regulation 3240 D. RESOLVED: To approve, upon recommendation of the Superintendent and in accordance with the Spring Lake Board of Education Tuition Income Preschool Students Policy 3240, accepting Pre Kindergarten resident students for a four hour program at a tuition rate of $3000 for the first child, $2000 for the second child, and $1000 for the third child within the same family and enrolled in the same year. E. RESOLVED: To approve, upon recommendation of the Superintendent, offering a Kindergarten Readiness extension program of 1.5 hours per day for four year olds enrolled in the 2014 Pre Kindergarten Program for an additional fee of $300. The program is to run from April 13, through June 19,. F. RESOLVED: To approve, upon recommendation of the Superintendent, offering a Kindergarten Readiness extension program of 1.5 hours per day for four year olds enrolled in the 2016 Pre Kindergarten Program for an additional fee of $800. IX. Old Business X. New Business XI. XII. Public Comment / Visitors Adjourn On motion by, and seconded by to adjourn meeting. Vote: ayes nays absent abstain Time: p.m. 7