Minutes - Shoreham-Wading River Central School District

SHOREHAM-WADING RIVER CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 

250B Route 25A, Shoreham, New York 11786 ~ (631-821-8100) 

Dr. Harriet Copel, Superintendent of Schools 

MINUTES OF BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING 

Regular Public Meeting 

June 16, 2009 

At 6:38 PM, a regular public meeting of the Board of Education of the Shoreham-Wading River Central 

School District Board of Education was called to order in the District Office board room by Mr. Fucito. 

MEMBERS PRESENT 

ALSO PRESENT 

Mr. Michael Fucito, President 

Dr. Harriet Copel 

Mr. Scott Ericson, Vice-President Mr. Joseph Singleton 

Mr. Robert Alcorn Ms. Vanessa Sheehan, Esq. (arrived 7:20) 

Mr. Jack Costas (arrived 6:58) 

Mr. William McGrath 

Ms. Lisa Wild 

MEMBERS ABSENT 

Mr. Leo Greeley 

At 6:39 PM, a motion was made by Mr. Alcorn and seconded by Mr. Ericson to convene to Executive Session 

to discuss a legal issue. The motion passed by a vote of 5-0. 

At 7:52 PM, a motion was made by Mr. McGrath and seconded by Ms. Wild to end Executive Session and reconvene 

to the public session in the High School Library. The motion passed by a vote of 6–0. 

PUBLIC SESSION 


Mr. Michael Fucito, President 

Mr. Scott Ericson, Vice-President 

Mr. Robert Alcorn 

Mr. Jack Costas 

Mr. William McGrath 

Ms. Lisa Wild 

ALSO PRESENT 

Dr. Harriet Copel 

Dr. R. Terri McSweeney 

Mr. Joseph Singleton 

Ms. Camille Sullivan 

Dr. William Bushman 

Mr. Robert Woolsey 


Mr. Leo Greeley 

I 

II 

II 

Call to Order and Pledge of Allegiance 

At 8:05 PM, the regular public meeting of the Board of Education of the Shoreham-Wading River 

Central School District Board of Education was called to order by Mr. Fucito. 

Approval of Agenda 

At 8:08, a motion was made by Ms. Wild and seconded by Mr. Ericson to accept the agenda as 

revised (Staff/Student Recognitions was moved to before Statements from Residents). The motion 

passed by a vote of 6-0. 

Student/Staff Recognitions 

Dr. Copel congratulated the Girls’ Lacrosse team for winning the State Championship for the third 

year in a row. 

Dr. Copel announced the High School was awarded a grant from Allstate for safe driving. 

Dr. Copel reported the Middle School Pride Club was written up in Newsday. 

Dr. Copel introduced Daria Capone, the Life Skills teacher. Ms. Capone introduced her students: 

Michael Antonoff, Jesse Wickey, Tara Sanders, Marisa Kurlowicz, Jonathan Webber, Amanda Morrow, 

and Eric Gunderson. Ms. Capone also introduced the Teacher Assistants in the class: Jackie Sessa, 

Sandy Pederson, Denise Kohart, Michelle Collyer, Jerry Flynn, Patricia Burgess, and Cecelia Tilley. 

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Ms. Capone reported accomplishments and achievements of the class. Ms. Capone acknowledged 

and thanked her students for the daily tasks they assist with in the High School and District Office. 

Dr. Copel introduced Dr. Linda Anthony, Principal of the Middle School, who recognized the 

Technology Club for the design and creation of an outdoor sign for the Middle School. Dr. Anthony 

introduced Mr. Idaspe, the Technology Club advisor, who in turn introduced the students: John 

Staufer, Tyler Scholl, Mariah Brengel, James Kuczewski, Tyler Nevone, Cal Strack, Thomas Fox, and 

Kyle Schmitt. Mr. Idaspe praised his students for their hard work and genuine eagerness to learn. 

Dr. Copel introduced Mr. Don Hanft, the Wading River Elementary School music teacher, who is 

retiring this year. Dr. Copel presented Mr. Hanft with a gift and thanked Mr. Hanft for his many 

years of service. 

IV 

Statements from Residents 

Ms. Theresa McLaughlin reported being distressed over resolution #0809-212 (McGuire’s All Brands 

Hearing Aids and Audiology Bid Award Renewal Contract). Ms. McLaughlin reported she was 

dissatisfied with the physical appearance of the vendor’s building, reported a smell of mold, and was 

unhappy with the audiology testing itself. Mr. Fucito and Dr. Copel advised the resolution would be 

withdrawn and the District will investigate Ms. McLaughlin’s complaints. 

Ms. Alisa Mc Morris submitted to the District Clerk copies of letters from local officials in reference to 

a petition she submitted to Albany on June 5, 2009 to request reform of the State Aid formula 

(especially the combined wealth ratio) and request the District’s prior years' state aid payment be 

restored. Ms. Mc Morris briefly described Assemblyman Marc Alessi’s legal argument to the State 

that they are in violation of the 2009 Federal Economic Recovery Act because they have not kept 

State Aid (including prior years' state aid) the same as last year, leaving our District with a $3.8m 

shortfall. Ms. Mc Morris reported she has received several responses back from federal and state 

agencies and is encouraged that they are taking the District’s financial situation seriously and are 

looking into matters. 

Mr. Anthony De Louise advised the Board of Education that today he filed a lawsuit and a temporary 

restraining order against the District in an attempt to stop the Board of Education from 

implementing the contingency budget. The purpose of him filing this lawsuit and restraining order is 

to bring attention to the community and local officials “to the plight” of the District. Mr. De Louise 

was not satisfied with the way the decision to go on contingency budget was made. Mr. De Louise 

feels that none of the recommendations presented by the community have been considered by the 

Board (i.e. negotiate with bargaining unions, contact Senator LaValle, Financial Review Committee 

(FRC) recommendations, etc.). Dr. Copel responded by thanking Mr. De Louise for showing interest 

in and becoming involved in the District’s financial situation. Dr. Copel welcomed his ideas for 

budget development which will begin in January. As for the recommendations not being acted on, 

Dr. Copel advised that numerous contacts has been made with the bargaining units and Senator 

LaValle; and reminded Mr. De Louise that the FRC supported the proposed budget increase, however 

differed in the Board’s decision not to borrow against prior years' state aid. 

V 

Old Business 

a. Response to Residents’ Petitions 

Mr. Fucito read a statement in reference to the two (2) petitions submitted at the June 2, 2009 

Board meeting. Ms. Vanessa Sheehan, the District’s Legal Counsel, explained the role of the 

Board of Education involving a petition – if a petition does not specifically request a referendum 

at a Special District Meeting, the Board of Education is not required to take action. The power to 

adopt/not adopt a contingency budget is solely the responsibility of the Board of Education, as 

well as borrowing/not borrowing money. 

b. Policies 

* Policy #3160 - School District Standards and Guidelines for Web Page Publishing 

The Board reviewed this policy, discussion followed. This constituted the first reading of Policy 

#3160. 

* Rescind old policies 

‣ 5740 Use of Buses by Community Groups 

‣ 5760 Qualification of Bus Drivers 


Because these policies are obsolete, it is recommended they be rescinded. All board members 

were in favor of rescinding these policies. 

* Adoption of 8000 series 

This constituted the second reading of the 8000 series – all board members were in favor to 

adopt all 8000 policies. 

* Code of Conduct 

The Board reviewed the revisions to the Code of Conduct – all board members were in favor of 

adopting the revisions. 

b. Food Service Program 

Mr. Singleton reported the State Education Dept. (SED) will not approve the existing contract 

with the current food vendor. Mr. Singleton recommended for the 2009-2010 school year the 

District hire a part time food manager through BOCES at a cost of $65,000. The lunch program 

is to be self sufficient so the $65,000 should be recouped by the sale of lunches / food items. 

This will give the District a year to explore options as to how to modify any program needed to 

meet State standards and the Wellness Program required by Federal and State regulations. 

Through BOCES, the District can use the existing kitchen in the High School with minor 

modifications. By approving a food service program, the District will then qualify for federal 

subsidies. Ms. Wild asked Mr. Singleton to explain the bid process last year for food service 

providers. Mr. Singleton reported that several large companies expressed interest in submitting 

a bid, but that none were actually submitted because there are no existing kitchen facilities in 

the buildings (except High School). All Board members were in favor of approval of this food 

service program through BOCES and to revise resolution #0809-199 to reflect the $65,000 

increase. 

c. Health and Safety Proposition 

Dr. Copel advised that since the proposition did not pass in June, the corrections needed at the 

Middle School have been re-prioritized. Dr. Copel reviewed the essential corrections that will be 

made in the near future: the exiting of three (3) wings, removal and/or relocation of lockers in 

the narrow hallways. Discussion followed of a re-vote for the $3m proposition in the fall and it 

was noted the decision has to be made by the end of July 2009. 

VI 

Reports and Reviews 

a. Superintendent’s Report 

Dr. Copel reported on a successful school year and thanked Board of Education and staff for 

their hard work throughout the year. 

b. Curriculum and Instruction / Technology Report 

Dr. McSweeney gave a Power Point presentation of this year’s curriculum and instruction as well 

as a brief Technology Report. Dr. McSweeney also gave a presentation on the “Word Study 

Program” (grades K-2 and 3-5) which included background, summary, and goals of the 

program. Several classroom teachers, reading teachers, and administrators gave input of the 

program. The Board unanimously approved the program for 2009-2010. 

c. Report on TAN’s and RAN’s 

Mr. Singleton gave a brief summary of the TAN’s and RAN’s the will be received shortly. Mr. 

Singleton highlighted the fact that Standard and Poor’s gave the District a high credit rating 

which allows the District the benefit of receiving a low interest rate. 

Mr. Singleton also gave an “Annual Report on Reserve for Tax Reduction”. Mr. Singleton 

reported that since the prior years' state aid payment was reduced from $10m to $7,567,424, 

there resulted a $3.8m shortfall. This $3.8m will have to be borrowed in 2009 in anticipation of 

prior years' state aid, payable in 2010-2011. Mr. Singleton reported the payment received this 

year of $7,567,424, plus interest of $10,754.77, will be used toward the payment of outstanding 

RAN’s of $11,400,000, payable on June 30, 2009. 

d. 2008-2009 End of Year Budget Report 

Mr. Singleton reported the District coming in under budget this year by approximately $2m in 

several areas, including: utilities, instruction, special education, transportation, and medical 

insurance. However, Mr. Singleton indicated that effective January 1, 2010, there will be an 


estimated 9% increase in the health insurance expense which will cost the District 

approximately, $500,000. 

VII 

Votes and Resolutions 

a. Approval of Minutes – June 2, 2009 

b. CPSE/CSE Meetings – memo dated June 8, 2009 

c. Financials – May 2009 

d. Resolutions: 

#0809-195 Employee Benefit Accrued Liability Reserve Transfer: 

RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of the Shoreham-Wading River Central School District 

approves the transfer of $51,600 from the Employee Benefit Accrued Liability Reserve to the 

General Fund to cover the cost of the sick leave payout for retiring employees. 

#0809-196 Accepts Internal Auditor Report: 


hereby approves the Internal Audit Report on Personnel and Payroll Procedures as of June 9, 2009. 

#0809-197 SWRTA Memorandum of Agreement: 


approves the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the Shoreham-Wading River Teachers 

Association (SWRTA) and the District for the Subject Leaders stipend compensation for the 2009- 

2010 school year. 

#0809-198 CSEA Memorandum of Agreement: 


approves a CSEA Memorandum of Agreement regarding 403(b) Plan for non-instructional 

employees. The President of the Board of Education is authorized to sign this contract. 

#0809-199 BOCES Shared Services Agreement: (REVISED) 

RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of the Shoreham Wading River CSD hereby approves the 

BOCES Shared Services Agreement at an annual cost of $2,463,727.09 for the 2009-2010 school 

year. The Superintendent and Board President are authorized to execute said contract. 

#0809-200 CBIZ Valuation Group Contract: 


approves the contract with CBIZ Valuation Group, LLC (updates fixed asset inventory and accounts) 

for 2009-2010 school year at an annual cost of $975. The Superintendent is authorized to execute 

this contract. 

#0809-201 Summer Curriculum Writing Project: 


hereby accepts the Summer Curriculum Writing Project at a cost not to exceed $2,257.92 for the 

2009-2010 school year. 

#0809-202 Impartial Hearing Officers Appointments: 


hereby appoints the following Impartial Hearing Officers for three (3) special education students at 

the rate of $100.00/each per hour. 

Wendy Brandenburg (one student) 

Robert Briglio (one student) 

Paul Bumbalo (one student) 

#0809-203 Center Moriches Summer Tuition Contract: 

RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of the Shoreham-Wading River Central School District, 

hereby approves a contract with Center Moriches School District for one (1) student for the summer 

(July 1 through August 14, 2009) at a total tuition cost of $5,463.46. The President of the Board of 

Education is authorized to execute said contract. 


#0809-204 Center Moriches Tuition Contract: 


hereby approves a contract with Center Moriches School District for one (1) student for the 2009- 

2010 school year at a total tuition cost of $49,050.00. The President of the Board of Education is 

authorized to execute said contract. 

#0809-205 Miller Place UFSD Tuition Contract: 


hereby approves a contract with Miller Place UFSD for tuition for one (1) student to attend our 

District from April 13, 2009 through June 26, 2009 at an estimated tuition cost of $11,790.00. The 

President of the Board of Education is authorized to execute said contract. 

#0809-206 New York State Association for the Help of Retarded Children Tuition Contract: 


hereby approves a contract with New York State Association for the Help of Retarded Children 

(NYSARC) for one (1) student for the 2009-2010 school year for a total tuition cost of $38,991.00. 

The President of the Board of Education is authorized to execute said contract. 

#0809-207 Bilinguals Bid Renewal Contract: 

WHEREAS, the request for proposal and subsequent contract awarded by the Board of Education 

via resolution #0809-016 for Autism Training and Consultation Services for the 2008-2009 school 

year provided for the annual renewal and/or extension of the contract and services for a period of 

two (2) years, and 

WHEREAS, the Director of Special Education has recommended that the services provided by 

continued, 

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of the Shoreham-Wading River Central 

School District approves the extension of the contract for Autism Training and Consultation Services 

for the 2009-2010 school year by Bilinguals Inc. 

#0809-208 Creative Tutoring Inc. Bid Renewal Contract: 


via resolution #0809-014 for Home Tutoring Services for the 2008-2009 school year provided for 

the annual renewal and/or extension of the contract and services for a period of two (2) years, and 


continued, 


School District approves the extension of the contract for Home Tutoring Services for the 2009-2010 

school year by Creative Tutoring Inc. 

#0809-209 Institute for Children with Autism and Related Disorders Bid Renewal Contract: 


via resolution #0809-016 for Autism Training and Consultation Services for the 2008-2009 school 

year provided for the annual renewal and/or extension of the contract and services for a period of 

two (2) years, and 


continued, 


School District approves the extension of the contract for Autism Training and Consultation Services 

for the 2009-2010 school year by Institute for Children with autism and Related Disorders, Inc. 

#0809-210 Instructional Enterprises of New York Bid Renewal Contract: 


via resolution #0809-014 for Home Tutoring Services for the 2008-2009 school year provided for 

the annual renewal and/or extension of the contract and services for a period of two (2) years, and 


continued, 



School District approves the extension of the contract for Home Tutoring Services for the 2009-2010 

school year by Instructional Enterprises of New York. 

#0809-211 Metro Therapy Bid Renewal Contract: 


via resolution #0809-017 for Occupational Therapy Services for the 2008-2009 school year provided 

for the annual renewal and/or extension of the contract and services for a period of two (2) years, 

and 


continued, 


School District approves the extension of the contract for Occupational Therapy Services for the 

2009-2010 school year by Metro Therapy, Inc. 

#0809-212 McGuire’s Bid Renewal Contract: (WITHDRAWN) 


via resolution #0809-013 for CAP-D Evaluations for the 2008-2009 school year provided for the 

annual renewal and/or extension of the contract and services for a period of two (2) years, and 


continued, 


School District approves the extension of the contract for CAP-D Evaluations for the 2009-2010 

school year by McGuire’s All Brands Hearing Aids and Audiology. 

#0809-213 North Shore Youth Council Contract: 


hereby approves a contract with North Shore Youth Council (provides assistance and counseling 

services for the District), effective July 1, 2009 through June 30, 20010, at an annual rate of 

$103,717. The President of the Board of Education is authorized to sign this contract. 

#0809-214 Allan Rotto Contract: 


hereby approves a contract between the District and Allan Rotto Consultants, Inc., on a contingency 

fee, for the purpose of auditing invoices received from the District’s four (4) telephone vendors to 

secure credits and/or refunds related to same. The President of the Board of Education is 

authorized to sign this contract. 

#0809-215 Joint Municipal Cooperative Bidding Program: 

WHEREAS, various educational and municipal corporations located within the State of New York 

desire to bid jointly for generally needed services and standardized supply and equipment items; 

and 

WHEREAS, the Shoreham-Wading River Central School District, an educational/municipal 

corporation (hereinafter the “Participant”) is desirous of selectively participating with other 

educational and/or municipal corporations in the State of New York in joint bidding in the areas 

mentioned above pursuant to General Municipal Law § 119-o and Education Law Section 1950; and 

WHEREAS, the Participant is a municipality within the meaning of General Municipal Law § 119-n 

and is eligible to participate in the Board of Cooperative Educational Services, First Supervisory 

District of Suffolk County (hereinafter Eastern Suffolk BOCES) Joint Municipal Cooperative Bidding 

Program (hereinafter the “Program”) in the areas mentioned above; and 

WHEREAS, the Participant acknowledges receipt of the Program description inclusive of Eastern 

Suffolk BOCES’ standard bid packet and the general conditions relating to said Program; and 

WHEREAS, with respect to all activities conducted by the Program, the Participant wishes to 

delegate to Eastern Suffolk BOCES the responsibility for drafting of bid specifications, advertising for 


ids, accepting and opening bids, tabulating bids, and recommending the awarding of the bids to 

the Participant. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Participant hereby appoints Eastern Suffolk BOCES to represent it and to 

act as the lead agent in all matters related to the Program as described above; and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Participant hereby authorizes Eastern Suffolk BOCES to place 

all legal advertisements for any required cooperative bidding in Newsday, which is designated as the 

official newspaper for the Program; and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a Membership Committee consisting of one (1) representative 

from each Participant shall be formed. The Participant shall accordingly appoint one (1) 

representative to the Membership Committee. Said representative shall be provided with a list of 

bids. A meeting of the Membership Committee shall be held annually. Notice of the meeting shall 

be given to each representative at least five (5) days prior to such meeting; and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Agreement with the Participant shall be for a term of one (1) 

year as authorized by General Municipal Law §119-o.2.j. 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Participant agrees to pay Eastern Suffolk BOCES an annual 

fee as determined annually by Eastern Suffolk BOCES to act as the lead agent for the Program. 

#0809-216 Natural Helpers – Camp Alvernia Field Trip: 


hereby approves a request by Dan Holtzman, Principal of Shoreham-Wading River High School, for 

an overnight field trip for Natural Helpers to Camp Alvernia, Centerport, NY from December 5 – 7, 

2009 for the annual Natural Helpers Retreat. 

#0809-217 Obsolete Equipment: 

WHEREAS, that the Board of Education of the Shoreham-Wading River Central 

School District hereby classifies the below list of items as being obsolete, 

irreparable, no longer in use, and of no monetary value and, 

RESOLVED, that the Board of Education approves the below list of items to be 

disposed of in accordance with District policy #5250. 

ITEM SCHOOL/DEPT QTY MAKE/MODEL SERIAL # TAG/INV # 

Kiln Middle School 1 NORMAN / #N-55-9 none none 

#0809-218 Donations: 


accepts the following donation(s): 

1. To Briarcliff Elementary School from Briarcliff PTA: 

A playground system valued at $16,137 to replace outdated pieces of equipment. 

2. To Albert G. Prodell Middle School from Middle School PTO: 

Check #188 in the amount of $1,002.04 to be used for overnight chaperone fees from 

Mystic, CT field trip that took place on May 14-15, 2009. 

3. To Albert G. Prodell Middle School from Middle School PTO: 

Check #1879 in the amount of $59.00 and check #1888 in the amount of $29.50 to be used 

for assistance in student tickets for Splish Splash field trip. 

4. To Miller Avenue Elementary School from Miller Avenue PTO: 

Proud American Bench valued at $276.43. 

5. To Miller Avenue Elementary School from Miller Avenue PTO: 

Check #1084 in the amount of $4,186.63 to be used for the chaperones and substitutes for 

the 5 th grade field trip to Philadelphia, PA that took place May 28-29, 2009. 


A motion to accept items a – d (approval of 6/9/09 minutes, CPSE/CSE Meetings, Financials, 

resolutions #s 0809-195 through 0809-218 (#0809-199 which was revised and #0809-212 which 

was withdrawn)) was made by Mr. McGrath and seconded by Mr. Ericson. The motion passed by a 

vote of 6-0. 

VIII Personnel - June 16, 2009 

(1) Instructional & Instructional Support Personnel (Certificated) 

Appointment(s) 

(1a) Kevin M. O'Brien Music Teacher 

Assignment 

Middle School Band 

Type of Appointment 

Probationary 

Effective Date September 8, 2009 

(Probation) End Date October 12, 2010 

Certification 

Music 

Tenure Area 

Music 

Tenure Eligible Date October 12, 2010 

Salary SWRTA, BA Step 2 ($47,732) 

(1b) Michele R. McEneny Secondary Math Teacher 

Assignment 

.8 High School / .2 Middle School 


Probationary 


(Probation) End Date September 8, 2012 

Certification Mathematics 7-12 

Tenure Area 

Mathematics 

Tenure Eligible Date September 8, 2012 

Salary SWRTA, BA Step 2 ($47,732) 

Maternity/Child Care Leave of Absence 

(1c) Susan V. Byrnes Elementary Teacher 

Assignment 

Wading River 


Permanent 

Effective Date “on or about” September 20, 2009 

End Date February 1, 2010 

Resignation 

(1d) Margaret A. Murray English Teacher 

Assignment 

High School 


Probationary 

Effective Date July 1, 2009 

(2) Support Staff Personnel (Civil Service & Non-Certificated) 

Appointment 

(2a) Colleen Sugarman Senior Clerk Typist (11 mos) 

Assignment 

Middle School 


Probationary 


(Probation) End Date January 4, 2010 

Salary CSEA Step 1 ($37,111) 

Reason 

D. Belsha Resignation 

(2b) Carolann Flannery Special Education Aide 

Assignment 

Briarcliff Elementary 


Full Time (5.5 hours/day) 

Effective Date May 13, 2009 

End Date June 30, 2009 

Salary CSEA, Step 1 $12,606 

Reason 

New position, due to student need 

Correction 

(2c) Robin Coutu Senior Clerk Typist 

Assignment 

Briarcliff 

Type of Appointment Part Time (.6) 




Salary CSEA Step 4 $39,872 (.6 ) $23,923.20 

Termination 

(2d) Jennifer Lockel Sr. Acct Clerk Typist 

Assignment 

District Office 


Probationary 

Effective Date June 12, 2009 

(3) Other (Tenure Appointment, Co-Curricular, Salary Changes, Substitute Personnel, 

Community Programs, School-Aged Child Care, etc.): 

2008-2009 Per Diem Substitute Teacher ($100 per day) 

Appointment: 

(3a) Jennifer R. Segal- Certification: Social Studies 7-12 

Hourly Substitute Support Staff: Custodial Worker I- July 1, 2009- June 30, 2010 

(3b) Meagan L. Fazzetta 

(3c) Albert Fioretti 

(3d) Robert DeSimone 

(3e) Thomas DeSimone 

(3f) Dennis Murphy 

(3g) Jon A. Salucci 

(3h) Joseph A. Savona 

(3i) John T. Sherlock 

(3j) Germain A. Williams 

(3k) Lawrence P. Voelger 

WADING RIVER ELEMENTARY SUMMER 2009 MUSIC PROGRAM 

Appointment 

(3l) Christina A. Meli Summer Music Program 

Assignment 



Elementary Level 


End Date August 7, 2009 

Compensation 48 hours total: $3,243.84 

Rescinded Appointment 

(3m) Don Hanft Summer Music Program 

Assignment 



Elementary Level 


End Date August 7, 2009 

Compensation 48 hours total: $4,526.88 

LANE CHANGE(S) 

(3n) Julie A. Sanders 

Lane Change MA+30 step 7 to MA+45 step 7 


Salary $73,559.00 

(3o) 

Meredith C. Trani 

Lane Change BA+30 Step 3 to MA/BA+60 Step 3 

Effective Date May 23, 2009 

Salary $55,152.00 (Pro-rated: $52,557.76) 

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS ADULT EDUCATION SPRING 2009 

Correction to appointment from April 14, 2009 Personnel Recommendations: 

(3p) Eileen Ruggiero Weilbacher (originally approved as Eileen Weilbacher) 

Position 

Adult Ed. Instructor 

Assignment Spring 2008-2009 


Community Programs 

Title 

Holistic Health Workshop 


Effective Date April 21, 2009 


Salary 

$20-$45 per hr. based on registration 

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS SUMMER 2009 STAFF 

Appointments: 

(3q) Olivia Acerra 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 

Recreational Aide 

Effective Date 7/1/09 through 8/31/09 

Salary 

$7.25 hourly by timesheet 

(3r) 

(3s) 

(3t) 

(3u) 

(3v) 

(3w) 

(3x) 

(3y) 

Kaitlyn Angerman 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 

Asst. Recreational Aide 


Salary 


Chynna Anuszewski 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Melaina Badalian 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Shannon Baxter 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Grace Beard 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Pooja Berdia 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Janine Boccafola 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 

Recreational Leader 


Salary 


Brandon Bogaski 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3z) 

Christopher Bogaski 

Program 

Assignment 

Roundout 




Salary 


(3A) 

(3B) 

(3C) 

(3D) 

(3E) 

(3F) 

(3G) 

(3H) 

(3I) 

(3J) 

Vicky Buckley 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 

Sr. Recreational Leader 


Salary 


Kevin Budney 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Jacklyn Buhler 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Daniel Clark 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Brianna Coffaro 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Susan Cox 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Stephen Cracovia 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Victoria Creta 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Chelsea Creta 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Mary Cummings 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 



(3K) 

(3M) 

(3N) 

(3O) 

(3P) 

(3Q) 

(3R) 

(3S) 

(3AA) 

(3BB) 

Hal Davis 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Matthew DaVolio 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Kaitlynn DaVolio 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Janelle Dela Rosa 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Michael DiSanti 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Kimberly DiSanti 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Marie Dowd 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Christine Dracker 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Maxime Drouin-Allaire 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Rebecca Ehrlich 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3CC) 

Kenneth Ehrlich 

Program 

Assignment 

Roundout 




Salary 


(3DD) Susan Eitel 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3EE) 

(3FF) 

Ryan Eitel 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Jessica Filangeri 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3GG) Michaela Fitzgerald 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3HH) Melissa Fitzpatrick 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3II) 

(3JJ) 

(3KK) 

(3LL) 

Sarah Franck 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Brooke Friedman 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Caitlin Gallucci 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Ashley Garner 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3MM) Kaitlin Gorman 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 



(3NN) Meagan Gorman 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3OO) Erin Gorman 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3PP) 

Katelyn Gostic 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3QQ) Jackie Grant 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3RR) 

(3SS) 

(3TT) 

Courtney Hauf 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Alyssa Hauser 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Victoria Hill 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3UU) Fred Hoffman 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3VV) 

Douglas Hoffmann 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3WW)Mackenzie Hubner 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3XX) 

Thomas Ianniello 

Program 

Assignment 

Roundout 




Salary 


(3YY) 

(3ZZ) 

(3a) 

(3b) 

(3c) 

(3d) 

(3e) 

(3f) 

(3g) 

(3h) 

Brianna Iervese 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Alissa Iervese 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Matthew Ivins 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Jessica Jamotta 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Theresa Jamotta 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Loren Keith 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Jared Lambert 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Lauren Libby 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Robert Luenig 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Daniel Luenig 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 



(3i) 

(3j) 

(3k) 

(3l) 

(3m) 

(3n) 

(3o) 

(3p) 

(3q) 

(3r) 

Caitlyn Maio 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Max Malandrino 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Michael Malave (Jr.) 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Lindsay Malone 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Juliana Mazzone 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Alyssa McCormick 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Courtney McElhoney 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Kyle McElhone 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Kayla McElhone 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Kristie McLaren 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3s) 

Marielle McMahon 

Program 

Assignment 

Roundout 




Salary 


(3t) 

(3u) 

(3v) 

(3w) 

(3x) 

(3y) 

(3z) 

(3aa) 

(3bb) 

(3cc) 

Eric Meismer 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Andrew Miller 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Jennifer Moldovan 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Codi Mullen 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Kristen Murphy 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Andrew Nicchi 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Brian Nill 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Megan O'Reilly 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Kaitlyn O'Toole 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Natalie Pagano 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 



(3dd) 

(3ee) 

(3ff) 

(3gg) 

(3hh) 

(3ii) 

(3jj) 

(3kk) 

(3ll) 

Michelle Pagano 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Christina Pagano 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Maura Parsons 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Alyssa Pisani 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Brittany Pisani 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Nora Qualley 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Shannon Quaranta 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Raeann Mariella 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Kevin Sanders 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3mm) Danielle Savino 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3nn) 

Alexandra Schechner 

Program 

Assignment 

Roundout 




Salary 


(3oo) 

(3pp) 

(3qq) 

(3rr) 

(3ss) 

(3tt) 

(3uu) 

(3vv) 

Barbara Scherer 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Rebecca Sciarrone 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Joe Skorupski 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Daniel Stern 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Kenny Suarez 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Kerry Sullivan 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Robert Szymanski 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 

Sr. Recreational Specialist 


Salary 


Teresa Terracina 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3ww) Gina Terracina 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3xx) 

Edward Testa 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 



(3yy) 

(3zz) 

(3AA) 

(3AB) 

(3AC) 

(3AD) 

(3AE) 

(3AF) 

(3AG) 

(3AH) 

Ann Marie Testa 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Patricia Testa 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Matthew Testagrosse 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Paige Tilton 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


William Trentini 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Lisa Trentini 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Celia Werner 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Bryce Woolley 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Danielle Wynkoop 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Jennifer Wynkoop 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3AI) 

Matt Wynkoop 

Program 

Assignment 

Roundout 




Salary 


(3AJ) 

(3AK) 

(3AL) 

Ann Wynkoop 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Tyler Yaskanich 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


Joseph Yovino 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3AM) Melanie Yovino 

Program 

Roundout 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3AN) Ed Price 

Program 

Softball 

Assignment 

Sr. Recreation Specialist 


Salary 

$30.00-$50.00 hourly by timesheet (depending on 

enrollment) 

(3AO) Kaitlyn Newell 

Program 

Softball 

Assignment 

Recreation Aide 


Salary 

$8.00 hourly by timesheet (depending on enrollment) 

(3AP) 

Michele Gostic 

Program 

Softball 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3AQ) Cali Lavey 

Program 

Softball 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3AR) 

(3AS) 

Trista Rivera 

Program 

Softball 

Assignment 



Salary 


James Casey 

Program 

Basketball 

Assignment 

Sr. Recreational Specialist 


Salary 

$20.00-50.00 hourly by timesheet (depending on 

enrollment) 


(3AT) 

(3AU) 

(3AV) 

Adam Lievere 

Program 

Basketball 

Assignment 

Recreation Specialist 


Salary 


enrollment) 

Kevin Culhane 

Program 

Basketball 

Assignment 



Salary 


enrollment) 

Max Cohen 

Program 

Basketball 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3AW) Alexandra Franck 

Program 

Basketball 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3AX) 

(3AY) 

(3AZ) 

(3BA) 

(3BB) 

(3BC) 

Sarah Franck 

Program 

Basketball 

Assignment 



Salary 


Roger Sullivan 

Program 

Kids Track 

Assignment 



Salary 



Program 

Kids Track 

Assignment 



Salary 


William Husing 

Assignment 

Instructor 


5 Hr Pre-Licensing 


Salary 


Robert Lee 

Assignment 



Adult Tennis 


Salary 


Edward Lee 

Assignment 



Adult Tennis 


Salary 

$15 hourly by timesheet 

(3BD) 

Sal Mignano 

Assignment 



Baseball 



Salary 

$25-$50 hourly by timesheet (depending on enrollment) 

(3BE) William Bennett 

Assignment 



Baseball 


Salary 


enrollment) 

(3BF) William Denniston 

Assignment 



Baseball 


Salary 

$10.00-$15.00 pending on enrollment 

(3BG) Dennis Haughney 

Assignment 




Baseball 

Salary 


enrollment) 

(3BH) Jeffrey Kesler 

Assignment 



Baseball 


Salary 


enrollment) 

(3BI) Christopher Padgur 

Assignment 



Baseball 


Salary 


enrollment) 

(3BJ) Devin Milligan 

Assignment 



Baseball 


Salary 


enrollment) 

(3BK) Bob Vlahakis 

Assignment 

Sr. Recreation Leader 


Girls Lacrosse 


Salary 

$10.00 hourly by timesheet (depending on 

enrollment) 

(3BL) Stephanie Anderson 

Assignment 

Recreation Leader 




Salary 


(3BM) Julie Hudecek 

Assignment 





Salary 


(3BN) 

Rachel Wiederkehr 

Assignment 





Salary 



(3BO) Debbie Lutjen 

Assignment 



Tennis Instructor and Golf 


Salary 


enrollment) 

(3BP) Howard Geismar 

Assignment 



Tennis 


Salary 


enrollment) 

(3BQ) Richard Muller 

Assignment 



Tennis 


Salary 


enrollment) 

(3BR) Nicole Albano 

Assignment 



Tennis 


Salary 


enrollment) 

(3BS) Lauren Abbatiello 

Assignment 



Tennis 


Salary 


(3BT) 

(3BU) 

(3BV) 

Lindsay Giacalone 

Assignment 



Tennis 


Salary 


Abbott Brant 

Assignment 



Tennis 


Salary 


Yulia Malitskaia 

Assignment 



Tennis 


Salary 


(3BW) Nicole Molinaro 

Assignment 



Tennis 


Salary 


(3BX) 

(3BY) 

Meghan Gilroy 

Assignment 



Field Hockey 


Salary 


enrollment) 

Amanda Rivera 

Assignment 



Field Hockey 



Salary 


(3BZ) 

(3CA) 

(3CB) 

(3CC) 

Jackie Grant 

Assignment 



Field Hockey 


Salary 


Katie Gostic 

Assignment 

Field Hockey 




Salary 


Amanda Pflumm 

Program 

Field Hockey 

Assignment 



Salary 


Katherine Condon 

Program 

Field Hockey 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3CD) Brie Claire Drost 

Program 

Field Hockey 

Assignment 



Salary 


(3CE) 

(3CF) 

Kortney Kavanagh 

Program 

Field Hockey 

Assignment 



Salary 


Robert Badalian 

Program 

Fitness Center 

Assignment 



Salary 

$13.20 (effective 9/1/09 $13.30) hourly by timesheet 

(3CG) Ken Carrara 

Program 


Assignment 



Salary 


(3CH) 

(3CI) 

Gene Gerson 

Program 


Assignment 



Salary 


Adam Lievre 

Program 


Assignment 



Salary 



(3CJ) 

(3CK) 

(3CL) 

Michael Malave 

Program 


Assignment 



Salary 


Ellen Szymanski 

Program 


Assignment 



Salary 


Peter Courtney 

Program 

Fitness Center Substitute 

Assignment 

Long Term/Emergency Sub 


Salary 

$8.50 or $10.00 hourly by timesheet 

(3CM) Sandra Gerson 

Program 


Assignment 



Salary 


(3CN) 

Ray Gorman 

Program 


Assignment 



Salary 


(3CO) Bob Meraglia 

Program 


Assignment 



Salary 


(3CP) 

George Obradovich 

Program 


Assignment 



Salary 


(3CQ) Donald Strotman 

Program 


Assignment 



Salary 


(3CR) 

(3CS) 


Program 


Assignment 



Salary 


Sal Yovino 

Program 

Soccer 

Assignment 



Salary 

$30.00-$50.00 hourly by timesheet 

(depending on enrollment) 

A motion was made to approve the personnel recommendations by Mr. Ericson and seconded by Mr. 

Mr. McGrath. The motion passed by a vote of 6-0. 


Dr. Copel congratulated Mr. Kevin O’Brien on his appointment as a probationary music teacher in 

the Middle School. 

IX 

X 

Communications 

None 

Discussion 

Mr. Fucito spoke on behalf of the Board of Education to thank those who have donated money or 

items to the District this year and past years, especially each school’s parent organization. Mr. 

Fucito announced this year’s total of PTA / PTO donations was estimated at $116,414. Mr. Fucito 

reminded residents this is money that should have been included in the budget. 

Mr. Fucito thanked Mr. Joe Singleton for this two (2) years of service as Interim Assistant 

Superintendent for Business. This will be Mr. Singleton’s final board meeting as Mr. James Christie 

begins as Assistant Superintendent for Business on July 1, 2009. 

XI 

Additional Comments from Residents 

None 

At 10:13 PM, a motion was made by Mr. Alcorn and seconded by Mr. Ericson to re-convene to Executive 

Session to discuss a personnel items. The motion passed by a vote of 6-0. 

At 11:25 PM, a motion was made by Mr. McGrath and seconded by Mr. Costas to end Executive Session and 

adjourn the Public Session. The motion passed by a vote of 6-0. 

Respectfully submitted, 

Date 

Janice M. Seus 

District Clerk

Minutes - Shoreham-Wading River Central School District

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