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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION HELD ON JULY 20, 2010 HAMILTON TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS Mays Landing, New Jersey William Davies Middle School Library The Regular Meeting of the Hamilton Township Board of Education was called to order at 7:00 p.m. in the Michael H. Duberson Memorial Library at the Davies Middle School by Dr. David May, President. Dr. May led the Pledge of Allegiance. Call To Order Pledge of Allegiance ANNUAL NOTICE OF MEETING This meeting is being held in compliance with the Sunshine Law, having been advertised in the Press of Atlantic City and the Atlantic County Record and its affiliates and a notice posted with the Township Clerk on the Bulletin Board at the following locations: Mizpah Social Services Center, Mizpah Post Office, Mays Landing Post Office, Atlantic County Library as well as all the schools of the district. A mechanical device is being used to record this meeting. The following members answered roll call: Mr. Eric Aiken, Mr. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Michelle Befano, Dr. Anne Erickson, Mrs. Barbara Kupp, Mrs. Kim Melton, Mr. Christopher Palermo and Dr. David May. Quorum present. Roll Call Members Absent: Also present were: Mr. Ludwick Mrs. Michelle Cappelluti: Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Martha Jamison: Board Secretary Mr. Louis Greco: Solicitor APPROVAL OF MINUTES Motioned by Mr. Anderson, seconded by Mr. Aiken, to approve the regular and executive session minutes of the meeting of June 29, 2010, as per attachment IV-A. Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Befano, Mrs. Kupp, Mrs. Melton, Mr. Palermo and Dr. May. Abstained: Dr. Erickson (7-0-1) Motioned by Mr. Anderson, seconded by Dr. Erickson, to approve the regular session minutes of the meeting of July 6, 2010, as per attachment IV-B.

CORRESPONDENCE Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Befano, Dr. Erickson, Mrs. PUBLIC COMMENTS Mrs. Harris asked about the status of the Duberson School. Mrs. Cappelluti responded that we need an updated appraisal as there is some interest in the building. Dr. May added that there is no plan to raze the building at this time. BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS SUPERINTENDENT/STAFF REPORTS (A) (B) Information Items 1. Dates to Remember a. Curriculum Committee Meeting Davies School 6:00 p.m. b. Board of Education Meeting Davies School 7:00 p.m. c. July 28, 2010 Finance Committee Meeting Board Office 8:00 a.m. d. August 3, 2010 Board of Education Meeting Davies School 7:00 p.m. e. August 12, 2010 Personnel Committee Meeting Board Office 5:00 p.m. f. August 13, 2010 Buildings/Facilities Meeting Board Office 7:30 a.m. g. August 17, 2010 Curriculum Committee Meeting Board Office 6:00 p.m. h. August 17, 2010 Board of Education Meeting Davies School 7:00 p.m. Presentation: Shaner School Data Given by: Russell Clark, Principal and Lisa Dagit, Director of Curriculum COMMITTEES AND RECOMMENDATIONS BUILDING/FACILITIES COMMITTEE Mrs. Befano Motioned by Mrs. Befano, seconded by Dr. Erickson, to approve the following Motion as Reject bids for Toilet Room Renovations 1. To reject all bids received for the Shaner Elementary School Toilet Room Renovation Project according to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A:22a, as per attachment IX-A-1.

CURRICULUM COMMITTEE - Dr. Erickson Motioned by Dr. Erickson, seconded by Mrs. Befano, to approve the following Motion as 1. To approve the Mathematics and Science Partnership (MSP) Grant awarded to the Mathematics Department at Rowan University in partnership with: GEHRHSD, Galloway, Green Bank, Hamilton, Mullica, and Port Republic, as well as other South Jersey School Districts including Hammonton, Willingboro and Pineland. The three year grant was awarded by the NJDOE to Rowan in the amount of $592,000 which will be used to offer math and science professional development opportunities in content, curriculum writing and the NJ Core Curriculum Content Standards. The participating districts will receive reimbursement for substitute costs and the teachers will receive stipends for participation in the annual summer institutes. (No cost to the district) MSP Grant FINANCE COMMITTEE Mr. Ludwick Motioned by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Dr. Erickson, to approve the following Motions as 1. To approve budget transfers for the 2009-2010 school year in the amount of $9,617.44, as per attachment IX-C-1. 2. To accept the Superintendent's and Board Secretary's certification that they have reviewed all bills and purchase orders which are listed on the bill list, and hereby certify to Budget transfers Superintendent s and Board Secretary s certification

the Board of Education that all purchase orders are sufficiently encumbered to cover the submitted bills, and further that all goods and services have been previously received. Purchase orders 3. Purchase orders issued for services, supplies and equipment for the 2009-2010 and 2010-2011 school years in the following amounts, as per attachment IX-C-3: 2009-2010 - $1,625,676.95 2010-2011 - $1,380,289.32 Bills and payroll 4. To approve the following bills and payroll in the total amount of $4,790,547.86, as per attachment IX-C-4: Fund 10 10 11 11 20 20 30 50 50 Title General Fund General Fund/Payroll Current Expense Current Expense/Payroll Special Revenue Special Revenue/Payroll Building Projects Cafeteria Kids Corner Amount $11,572.00 267,363.83 1,021,213.66 2,825,801.91 91.98 110,276.29 409,397.50 119,247.87 25,582.82 Motioned by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Dr. Erickson, to approve the following Motions as Travel and Related Expense Reimbursement NorthStar Appraisal Company Itinerant /Shared Services 5. To approve a resolution for Travel and Related Expense Reimbursement, as per attachment IX-C-5. 6. To approve a proposal from NorthStar Appraisal Company in the amount of $6,500.00 to update the Duberson School property appraisal, as per attachment IX-C-6. 7. To approve an Itinerant/Shared Services Agreement between the Hamilton Township Board

of Education and the Atlantic County Special Services School District Board of Education for the period September 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011, as per attachment IX-C-7. Motioned by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Dr. Erickson, to approve the following Motions as 8. To approve a tuition contract with Pineland Learning Center for the Extended School Year Program for one (1) student, effective July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011, at a total cost of $6,702.30 ($223.52 per diem for 30 days). 9. To approve Out-of-District Placements for the 2010-2011 school year, as per attachment IX-C-9. Tuition Contract with Pineland Learning Center Out-of-District Placements PERSONNEL/NEGOTIATIONS COMMITTEE Mr. Palermo All personnel actions are being taken by the recommendation of the Superintendent in accordance with 18A. Motioned by Mr. Palermo, seconded by Mrs. Befano, to approve the following Motions as 1. To approve Kristin Napolitano as a Hess School part-time Speech Language Specialist for the 2010-2011 school year, MA Step 5, 29.5 hours/week beginning September 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011, at a total annual salary of $38,031.00. This position is funded through the ARRA Grant. (Ms. Napolitano is a replacement for Ashley Fuhs.) 2. To approve Ashley Fuhs as a full-time Shaner School Speech Language Specialist for the 2010-2011 school year, BA, Step 1, beginning Kristin Napolitano, Speech Language Specialist Ashley Fuhs, Speech Language

September 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011, at a total annual salary of $43,060.00. This position is funded through the ARRA Grant. (Ms. Fuhs is a replacement for Karen Fink who is on maternity leave.) School Social Worker Internship JoAnn Biscieglia, Administrative Secretary James Stollenwerk, part-time custodian 3. To approve a School Social Worker Internship for Mellisa Hoffner, a Stockton College student required to complete 500 hours during the 2010-2011 school year, as per attachment IX-D-3. 4. To approve JoAnn Biscieglia as an Administrative Secretary at the Hess School beginning October 1, 2010, Step 12, at a total annual salary of $42,727.00, pro-rated, as per attachment IX-D-4. (Ms. Biscieglia will be a replacement for Suzanne Cirigliano who is retiring.) 5. To approve James Stollenwerk as a part-time custodian, 29.5 hours/week, 12 months, beginning August 2, 2010 through June 30, 2011, Step 1, at a total annual salary of $17,695.00, pro-rated, as per attachment IX-D-5. (Mr. Stollenwerk is a replacement for Kurtis Von Hess) Motioned by Mr. Palermo, seconded by Mrs. Befano, to approve the following Motions as Emergent Hiring of James Stollenwerk 6. To approve the following applicant for emergent hiring and applicant s attestation that he has not been convicted of any disqualifying crime pursuant to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 18A:6-7.1: James Stollenwerk Part-time Custodian Summer Curriculum Work 7. To approve staff members to complete Summer Curriculum Work at the hourly rate of $48.15 during the summer of 2010 (not to exceed 25 hours per person, per role), as per attachment IX- D-7. This rate is the identified rate for Curriculum

Development in the 2009 2012 Agreement between the Hamilton Township Board of Education and the Hamilton Township Education Association. 8. To approve staff members to complete Summer Curriculum Work relative to the TALENT 21 Grant at the hourly rate of $48.15 during the summer of 2010 (not to exceed 50 hours per person), as per attachment IX-D-8. This rate is the identified rate for Curriculum Development in the 2009 2012 Agreement between the Hamilton Township Board of Education and the Hamilton Township Education Association. This is funded through the TALENT21 Grant. 9. To approve selected staff members to participate in Professional Development Workshops relative to the TALENT21 Grant during the summer of 2010 (not to exceed 25 hours each), as per attachment IX-D-9, and to be paid at the hourly rate of $23.11, as indicated in the 2009-2012 Agreement between the Hamilton Township Board of Education and the Hamilton Township Education Association. This is funded through the TALENT21 Grant. 10. To approve selected staff members to participate in Professional Development Workshops during the summer of 2010 (not to exceed 25 hours each), as per attachment IX-D-10, and to be paid at the hourly rate of $23.11, as indicated in the 2009-2012 Agreement between the Hamilton Township Board of Education and the Hamilton Township Education Association. Summer Curriculum Work for Talent21 Grant Professional Development Workshop for Talent21 Grant Professional Development Workshops Motioned by Mr. Palermo, seconded by Dr. Erickson, to approve the following Motions as 11. To approve staff members to receive payment for summer participation on the TALENT21 Grant s Talent21 Grant- Summer work

School Based Planning Team at the hourly rate of $48.15, as per attachment IX-D-11. This rate is identified in the 2009-2012 Agreement between the Hamilton Township Board of Education and the Hamilton Township Education Association. This is funded through the TALENT21 Grant. Rowan Math/ Science Grant Partnership 12. To approve the teachers listed below to participate in Year 1 of the Rowan Math/Science Grant Partnership. Upon final NJDOE approval, the Grant Program is scheduled to begin in August 2010. Participating teachers will receive stipends of $175 per day from Rowan University for participation in the ten day Summer Institute scheduled for August 9 th to August 20 th from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Nine professional development days are planned during the school year including four days of on-site coaching by Rowan University Professors. (Substitute costs will be paid by the Rowan MSP Grant - No cost to the district.) Math Amy Gold (Gr. 3) Deanna Allen (Gr. 8) Science Kelly Petrucci (K) Sheila Fleischer (Gr. 8) Janel Schafer, ETIS for Talent21 Grant School Psychology Internship Janine Brockman, Camp Counselor 13. To approve to pay Janel Schafer, Educational Technology Integration Specialist (ETIS), for the TALENT21 Grant for 30 days of work during the summer of 2010 at the per diem rate of $278.67, as stated in the NJDOE approved TALENT21 Grant s budget. This is funded via the TALENT21 Grant. 14. To approve a School Psychology Internship for Courtney Pancari, a Rowan University student, to fulfill a 1200 hour internship beginning September, 2010 through June, 2011, as per attachment IX-D-14. 15. To approve Janine Brockman as a Camp Blue Star Counselor, year 1, at the rate of $12.00/hour.

POLICY COMMITTEE Mr. Anderson Motioned by Mr. Anderson, seconded by Mr. Aiken, to approve the following Motions as 1. To approve Policy #6360 Political Contributions- on first reading, as per attachment IX-E-1. 2. To approve Policy #6422 Budget Transfers - on first reading, as per attachment IX-E-2. 3. To approve Regulation #6422 Budget Transfers- on first reading, as per attachment IX- E-3. 4. To approve Policy #6740 Reserve Accounts - on first reading, as per attachment IX-E-4. 5. To approve Regulation #6740 Reserve Accounts - on first reading, as per attachment IX-E-5. 6. To approve Policy #8420 Emergency and Crisis Situations - on first reading, as per attachment IX-E-6. 7. To approve Regulation #8420.1 Fire and Fire Drills - on first reading, as per attachment IX-E-7. 8. To approve Regulation # 3270 Lesson Plans and Plan Books - on first reading, as per attachment IX-E-8. 9. To approve Policy #1110 District Organizational Chart - on first reading, as per attachment IX-E-9. 10. To approve Regulation # 5230 Late Arrival and Early Dismissal - on first reading, as per attachment IX-E-10. Policy #6360 Policy #6422 Regulation #6422 Policy #6740 Regulation #6740 Policy #8420 Regulation #8420.1 Regulation #3270 Policy #1110 Regulation #5230

TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Mr. Aiken Motioned by Mr. Aiken, seconded by Mrs. Befano, to approve the following Motions as Route #MS-ESY 1. To approve an amendment to the jointure contract between the Greater Egg Harbor Regional High School District and the Hamilton Township School District for ESY (Extended School Year) Quoted Route #MS-ESY. This jointure agreement was cancelled after the first day of transportation on July 6 to July 7, 2010 and will reflect the change in cost from $3,520.00 to a total of $176.00. GEH06 Route #OA06 RESOLUTIONS 2. To approve an amendment to the jointure contract between the Greater Egg Harbor Regional High School District and the Hamilton Township School District for ESY (Extended School Year) contract GEH06 Route #OA06. This jointure agreement has been modified to reflect the addition of another student to the route, lowering the total cost from $2,985.10 to $2,189.07. SOLICITOR S REPORT UNFINISHED BUSINESS NEW BUSINESS PUBLIC COMMENTS Mr. Martins advised the Board that the Extended School Year is going very well and invited the Board members to stop by to see what happens during the summer. Mr. Muldoon advised that professional development through the Talent21 grant is underway and invited the Board members to visit on August 10-12 when the next presenter will be in district.

EXECUTIVE SESSION Motioned by Mr. Anderson, seconded by Mr. Aiken, to enter into executive session for the purpose of discussion of personnel. Resolved that pursuant to Sections 7 and 8 of the Open Public Meetings Act, the public shall be excluded from that portion of the meeting involving discussion of Personnel. Further resolved that the discussion of such subject matter in executive session can be disclosed to the public when formal action is taken on such subject matter or at any other appropriate time. Voice Vote:. Motion carried. The Board entered into Executive session at 7:49 p.m. The Board reconvened the regular meeting at 8:43 p.m. ADJOURNMENT Motioned by Dr. May, seconded by Dr. Erickson, to adjourn the meeting. Voice Vote: All in favor: Motion carried. The Hamilton Township Board of Education meeting adjourned at 8:43 p.m. Martha J. Jamison, CPA Board Secretary