BERLIN TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS West Berlin, New Jersey July 23, 2015 Action Meeting Minutes Educating Today for Tomorrow s Success

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1. Call Meeting to Order I, Mary Williams, President, call this meeting to order under the Open Public Meetings Act at 7:07pm. Motion carried, voice vote, all voting yes. This is to advise the general public and to instruct that it be recorded in the Minutes, that in compliance with Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of 1975, entitled the Open Public Meetings Act, the Berlin Township Board of Education on January 2, 2014, caused to be posted at the Business Office of the Board of Education located at 225 Grove Avenue, West Berlin, New Jersey and advertised in the Courier Post on January 10, 2014 and the Central Record the week of January 13, 2014 a meeting notice setting forth the time, date and location of this meeting. 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call Mr. Jeffrey Souza Mrs. Cynthia Mozee Mrs. Jocelyn Lewis Mr. Sol Cohen Mr. Keith Jones Mr. Cecil Rodrigues Mr. Brian Davis Mrs. Deanna Reilly, Vice President Mrs. Mary Williams, President Dr. Edythe B. Austermuhl, Superintendent Mrs. Megan Stoddart, Business Administrator Charles Rizzi, Esq., Board Solicitor absent absent absent absent 4. Approval of Minutes Motion by Keith Jones seconded by Brian Davis RECOMMEND that the Board of Education approve the action meeting minutes of June 25, 2015 as ed in duplicated form and dispense with the reading of the same. Motion carried, voice vote, all voting yes. 5. Executive Session In Motion by Brian Davis seconded by Cecil Rodgrigues to go into Executive Session to discuss: personnel, legal, contractual and negotiation issues. Time in: 7:08pm. Motion carried, voice vote, all voting yes. 1

Resolution for Executive Session: Whereas Section 8 of the Open Public Meeting Act, Chapter 231, P.L. 1975, permits the exclusion of the public from a meeting in certain circumstances, and whereas this public body is of the opinion that such circumstances ly exist. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the Berlin Township Board of Education, County of Camden, State of New Jersey, as follows: 1. The public shall be excluded from discussion and action upon hereafter specified subject matters. They are: a. Any matter which by express provision of federal law or state statute or rule of court shall be rendered confidential. b. Matters dealing with Federal Funding. c. Discussion of any materials, the disclosure of which would constitute an unwarranted invasion of individual privacy. d. Matters dealing with collective bargaining. e. Matters dealing with the sale or purchase of public land. f. Discussion of any pending or anticipated litigation or contract negotiation. 6. Executive Session Close Motion by Cecil Rodrigues seconded by Brian Davis to come out of Executive Session. Time out: 7:36pm. Motion carried, voice vote, all voting yes. 7. Presentations N/A 8. Public Comments Open Recognition of Citizens for agenda items only The Public is reminded that they should attempt to resolve problems and/or complaints through initial contact with the staff member or members involved therein and the Chief School Administrator prior to petitioning the Board of Education. Complaints should only be brought to the Board after the appropriate school staff have had a reasonable opportunity to resolve the problem at the employee level. Statements should be limited to topics to be addressed on the published agenda and limited in length to 5 minutes. Motion by seconded by to open the meeting to the public for the discussion of agenda items only. Time in:. 9. Public Comments - Closed Motion by seconded by to go close the meeting to the public. Time closed:. 2

10. Superintendent s Report A. Review District Mission Statement DISTRICT MISSION STATEMENT The slogan of the Berlin Township School District of is meant to focus the educational community on the broad goal of giving ALL of our children the necessary skills to be successful in all future endeavors. Student achievement is the major priority; the district prides itself on its creative approach to learning and its emphasis upon helping each student to discover his or her potential. Teachers use a variety of teaching methods to reach students with a wide range of abilities. Student engagement as volunteers in the learning process is our primary focus. It is our responsibility to create structures and systems where students are totally engaged in the instruction, which will then leads to deeper learning and understanding. The Berlin Township School District commits itself to all children by creating a standards-based school district in which all students receive the very best educational opportunities possible. Each and every student will surpass the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards. To achieve this, the members of the district will focus on: Establishing high standards of excellence for both staff and students Communicating openly and frequently within the district and with the community to foster a trusting relationship Ensuring a safe and orderly environment for staff and students Recognizing that a school district serves as a role model and has the responsibility to encourage high quality character behavior B. Review District & Board of Education Goals DISTRICT & BOARD OF EDUCATION GOALS 2014-2015 Continue to supervise the revision and implementation of all district curricula, over the 3-year period (2013-2016) as per the 2013 QSAC findings in order to improve student growth and achievement. Identify key instructional strategy deficiencies with administrative staff and explore ways to implement improvement activities. Work with the Board of Education and district staff to identify and implement improved communication between the Board of Education, School Staff and the community. 3

BOARD GOALS 1. Review and revise, as needed, Board Policies as found in the 6000 section of the District Policy Manual. 2. Develop and implement practices that will promote inter-district participation with Pine Hill and Clementon School Districts at both the Board and District staff levels. 3. Work with the District Staff to identify and implement improvements in communication between the Board of Education, Staff and Community members. C. Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying (HIB) Incident Report Date Reported to Superintendent N/A School Case Number Result Action D. Board Affirmation of Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying Investigation Decisions Motion by seconded by Superintendent, approve to affirm the Superintendent s decisions associated with the harassment, intimidation and bully (HIB) incidents (Case # to ) reported on. E. Field Trips: Grade Teacher Place Date Cost to Student Cost to District N/A F. Safety and Security JFK Type of Drill Date and Time Location of Drill Route # s Drill Supervisor Fire - 6/22/15 10:45am Lockdown 6/18/15 10:30am Bus Evacuation 4

G. Safety and Security DDE Type of Drill Date and Time Location of Drill Route # s Drill Supervisor Fire - 6/5/15 2:10pm Lockdown Active Shooter 6/18/15-9:45am Bus Evacuation H. Monthly Reports Uploaded to Portal for Review a. Coordinator of Special Services b. Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds Approve Use of Facilities Motion by seconded by Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve the use of facilities as listed below: Organization Facility Date and Time Event N/A c. Technology Coordinator d. Supervisor of Curriculum and Instruction e. JFK Principal f. DDE Principal 5

I. Discussion Items: Policy Name Regulation Name 6164.1 Intervention and Referral Services for General Education Students 6164.2 Guidance Services 6164.2R Guidance and Counseling, Regulation 6164.4 Child Study Team 6164.4R Disaffected Students, Regulation 6164.4R Disruptive Students, Regulation 6171 Special Instructional Programs 6171.1 Remedial Instruction 6171.2 Gifted and Talented 6171.3 At-Risk and Title 1 6171.3R At-Risk Students, Regulation 6171.3R Title 1 Students, Regulation a. Motion by Cecil Rodrigues seconded by Keith Jones Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve for second reading the following policies and regulations: 6164.1, Intervention and Referral Services for General Education Students; R 6164.1, Intervention and Referral Services for General Education Students; 6164.2, Guidance Services; 6164.2R, Guidance and Counseling, Regulation; 6164.4, Child Study Team; 6164.4R, Disaffected Students, Regulation; 6164.4R, Disruptive Students, Regulation; 6171, Special Instructional Programs; 6171.1, Remedial Instruction; 6171.2, Gifted and Talented; 6171.3, At- Risk and Title 1; 6171.3R, At-Risk Students, Regulation; 6171.3R, Title 1 Students, Regulation. 6

Policy Name Regulation Name 6171.4 Special Education 6171.4 Special Education Participation in Statewide Testing 6172 Alternative Educational Programs 6171.4 Special Education/Receiving Schools IEP Implementation 6173 Home Instruction 6171.4 Special Education/Receiving Schools IEP Compliance 6174 Summer School 6171.4 Special Education/Receiving Schools In-Service Training 6178 Early Childhood Education/Preschool 6171.4 Special Education/Receiving Schools Student Records 6300 Evaluation of the Instructional Program 4119.22/4219.22 Conduct and Personal Property 6171.4 Special Education/Receiving Schools Suspension/Expulsion 6172 Home Schooling and Equivalent Education 6172 Withdrawal From School 6174 Summer School 6143.1 Lesson Plans b. Motion by Brian Davis seconded by Cecil Rodrigues Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve for first reading the following policies and regulations: Policies 6171.4 Special Education, 6172 Alternative Educational Programs, 6173 Home Instruction, 6174 Summer School, 6178 Early Childhood Education/Preschool, 6300 Evaluation of the Instructional Program, 4119.22/4219.22 Conduct and Personal Property and Regulations 6171.4 Special Education Participation in Statewide Testing, 6171.4 Special Education/Receiving Schools IEP Implementation, 6171.4 Special Education/Receiving Schools In-Service Training, 6171.4 Special Education/Receiving Schools Student Records, 6171.4 Special Education/Receiving Schools Suspension/Expulsion, 6172 Home Schooling and Equivalent Education, 6172 Withdrawal From School, 6174 Summer School, 6173.1 Lesson Plans and 6143.1 Lesson Plans. 7

Policy Name Regulation Name 6174 Summer Program c. Motion by Cecil Rodrigues seconded by Sol Cohen Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve for review policy 6174 Summer Program. 11. Personnel a. Motion by Cecil Rodrigues second by Brian Davis and adopted by all members voting yes in a roll call to approve certification hiring of staff in accordance with criminal history requirements as noted below: Name Position Salary Start Date Tanya Hernandez JFK PT/Ed Asst $13,622, step 3 09/01/15 The initial contract was approved at the June, 2015 board meeting. This contract contained an incorrect step 2 and salary of $12,952. The corrected step is step 3 and the corrected salary is $13,622. Susan Tannahill JFK PT/Ed Asst $15,310, step 8 09/01/15 Nancy Sims ESY Teacher Wilson $35/hr 07/06-08/06 Patricia DiMaria ESY Asst Teacher $12/hr 07/06-08/06 Laura Carione P/T Ed Asst DDE Step 1, $13,222 09/01/15 Tara Williams-Smith Tech Teacher DDE MA, Step 6 09/01/15 $58,195 Danielle Forte P/T Ed Asst DDE Step 1, $13,222 09/01/15 Sharon Parisi CARE Employee $8.67/hr 07/01/15 Corey Bollinger Substitute Custodian $9.18/hr 07/01/15 Jessica Wright ELA Teacher DDE MA, Step13 09/01/15 $74,680 8

b. Motion by Cecil Rodrigues seconded by Keith Jones Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve, with regret, the letter of resignation from Joel Brown. Mr. Brown has been employed in our district as Technology Coordinator since July 1, 2014. Motion carried, roll call vote, all voting yes. c. Motion by Keith Jones seconded by Brian Davis Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve the request for leave from employee # 01501. The leave is anticipated to be from September 25, 2015 through January 3, 2016. Motion carried, roll call vote, all voting yes. d. Motion by Keith Jones seconded by Cecil Rodrigues Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve the contract with Interactive Kids for $45 per hour for our ESY program. The personnel used will be for ABA therapy. e. Motion by Cecil Rodrigues second by Keith Jones Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve to appoint the received lists of psychiatrists and neurologists for our district s parent resource file. These lists are provided by Kristen Braidwood, Supervisor of Child Study Team. Contact information will be on file with the School Business Administrator. These lists are included in the board packets and were uploaded to the portal for board review. 9

12. Curriculum and Instruction a. Motion by Sol Cohen seconded by Cecil Rodrigues Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve the following: Art - Pre K, 3 rd to 5 th grades Music Pre K to 3 rd grade Music 4 th to 8 th grades 13. Business and Finance A. Motion by Cecil Rodrigues seconded by Sol Cohen Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve the following resolution: WHEREAS, the Governor, in consultation with the State Treasurer and pursuant to N.J.S.A 18A:18A-3(b), on July 1, 2015 has increased the bid threshold amount for school districts whose purchasing agents do not possess a qualified purchasing agent (QPA) certificate, from $26,000 to $29,000. WHEREAS, the Berlin Township School District would like to take advantage of the maximum statutory bid threshold amount of $29,000 for school districts who do not have a qualified purchasing agent. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Berlin Township Board of Education establishes and sets the bid threshold amount of $29,000 for the board of education, and further authorizes Megan Stoddart, School Business Administrator to award contracts, in full accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-3(a), for those purchases that do not exceed in the aggregate the newly established bid threshold amount. 10

B. Motion by Brian Davis seconded by Keith Jones to approve the travel/professional development for the following staff members: Name Cost Location/Date of Travel Expense Amount K Braidwood $0.00 EIRC Mullica Hill, 08/13, 14/15 $0.00 The Needs of Preschool Students w/ Disabilities E Austermuhl $150.00 FEA Monroe Twp, 08/25/15 $0.00 Arbitration and Tenure F Pupa $300.00 EIRC Mullica Hill, 08/13, 14/15 $0.00 Google Bootcamp C. Motion by Keith Jones seconded by Sol Cohen Superintendent and School Business Administrator, to approve the following transfers: FROM: 11-190-100-320-D General Purch Serv $6,754.00 TO: 11-000-219-390-D CST, Purch Serv $6,754.00 REASON: Cover remaining CST Purchases services costs. D. Motion by Brian Davis seconded by Cecil Rodrigues Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve payment of bills: Batch number 50 Amount $ 429,940.13 E. Motion by Brian Davis seconded by Sol Cohen Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve the affiliation agreement with Stockton University for student interns for the 2015-2016 school year. 11

F. Motion by Keith Jones seconded by Cecil Rodrigues Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve the submission of the FY2016 NCLB and IDEA Grants in the amounts listed below: NCLB - Title IA: $196,308.00 Title IIA: $47,713.00 IDEA Preschool: $6,275.00 Basic: $155,931.00 G. Motion by Brian Davis seconded by Cecil Rodrigues Superintendent and School Business Administrator, approve the 2015-2016 school lunch prices: Student Breakfast Full Price: $1.10 Reduced Price: $0.30 Student Lunch Full Price: $2.60 Reduced Price: $0.40 14. Old Business Superintendent Evaluation Board Evaluation 15. New Business Committee Updates Negotiations NJSBA CCESC Pine Hill Bd of Ed CCSBA 12

16. Public Comments Open Recognition of Citizens for subjects not appearing on agenda The Public is reminded that they should attempt to resolve problems and/or complaints through initial contact with the staff member or members involved therein and the Chief School Administrator prior to petitioning the Board of Education. Complaints should only be brought to the Board after the appropriate school staff have had a reasonable opportunity to resolve the problem at the employee level. Statements should be limited to topics to be addressed and limited in length to 5 minutes. Motion by seconded by to open the meeting to the public for the discussion of subjects. Time in:. 17. Public Comments - Closed Motion by seconded by to go close the meeting to the public. Time closed:. 18. Executive Session In Motion by seconded by to go into Executive Session to discuss: personnel, legal, contractual and negotiation issues. Time in:. Resolution for Executive Session: Whereas Section 8 of the Open Public Meeting Act, Chapter 231, P.L. 1975, permits the exclusion of the public from a meeting in certain circumstances, and whereas this public body is of the opinion that such circumstances ly exist. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the Berlin Township Board of Education, County of Camden, State of New Jersey, as follows: 1. The public shall be excluded from discussion and action upon hereafter specified subject matters. They are: a. Any matter which by express provision of federal law or state statute or rule of court shall be rendered confidential. b. Matters dealing with Federal Funding. c. Discussion of any materials, the disclosure of which would constitute an unwarranted invasion of individual privacy. d. Matters dealing with collective bargaining. e. Matters dealing with the sale or purchase of public land. f. Discussion of any pending or anticipated litigation or contract negotiation. 13

19. Executive Session Close Motion by seconded by to come out of Executive Session. Time out:. 20. Adjournment Motion by Sol Cohen seconded by Brian Davis to adjourn the meeting. Meeting adjourned: 8:10pm. Motion carried, voice vote, all voting yes. Respectfully submitted, Megan Stoddart, Business Adminsitrator 14