Agenda - Freehold Regional High School District

FREEHOLD REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 

NOTICE OF BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING ON JULY 26, 2010 

TO: 

Members, Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education 

FROM: Mr. Sean P. Boyce, Board Secretary/Assistant Superintendent for Business Administration 

This is to inform you that a Regular Meeting of the Freehold Regional High School District Board of 

Education will be held on Monday, July 26, 2010, at 7:00 p.m. and the Board upon motion will convene 

into Closed Executive Session until 8:00 p.m. and will thereafter resume the regular meeting in the 

Administration Building, 11 Pine Street, Englishtown, NJ 07726. Formal action may be taken on the 

below listed agenda and other items that may come before the Board: 

A. CALL TO ORDER 

B. OPENING OF MEETING 

1. ROLL CALL 

A Regular Meeting of the Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education was 

held on Monday, July 26, 2010, at 7:00 p.m. and the Board upon motion will convene into 

Closed Executive Session until 8:00 p.m. and will thereafter resume the regular meeting in 

the Administration Building, 11 Pine Street, Englishtown, NJ 07726. President Lawson 

called the meeting to order at 8:00 p.m. with the following in attendance: 

2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 

President Lawson led those present in the Pledge of Allegiance. 

3. ANNOUNCEMENT: ADEQUATE NOTICE OF MEETING (10:4-10) 

President Lawson announced that: 

Pursuant to the Open Public Meetings Act, Chapter 231, Public Laws of 1975, this meeting 

has been duly advertised in the Asbury Park Press, issue of May 5, 2010. All municipal 

clerks of the townships and boroughs within the Regional High School District have been 

duly notified and the requirements of posting of notices have been met.

Agenda - Regular Meeting 

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C. MINUTES APPROVAL 

Motion to approve the minutes of the following meeting/s: 

DATE 

June 14, 2010 

June 21, 2010 

June 28, 2010 

TYPE OF MEETING 

Workshop 

Regular 

Special 

D. COMMUNICATIONS (ON FILE IN THE BOARD SECRETARY'S OFFICE) 

E. REPORTS 

1) SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT 

2) BOARD REPORTS 

F. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION 

Freehold Board of Education Policy 0167, a copy of which is on the District website and is 

available for you tonight, governs public participation at Board meetings. The presiding officer 

may terminate a participant’s statement when the statement is too lengthy, abusive, obscene, or 

irrelevant and may ask a person to leave the meeting when that person does not observe reasonable 

decorum. The policy authorizes the presiding officer to call for a recess or adjournment if needed 

and even to request law enforcement assistance. 

We also remind citizens who wish to speak those public comments are to be addressed to the Board 

as a whole, through the President/Chair. Dialogue with board members or administrators during 

public comment will not be permitted. 

We remind citizens that they have other avenues to be heard and may address letters to the Board, 

through the Board President. 

Answers to all questions will be provided at the conclusion of the public participation session. 

Public participation will be limited to a maximum of forty (40) minutes in length unless designated 

otherwise by the Board President. Each speaker will have a maximum of four (4) minutes per 

person to address the Board in order to allow several individuals to speak.


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Everyone present is reminded to turn off all electronic devices (e.g. cell phones, etc) in an effort to 

maintain the meeting decorum. Any request to audio and/or videotape Board of Education meetings 

should be submitted in writing to the Board Secretary prior to the meeting. 

During the course of the Board meeting the Freehold Regional High School District Board of 

Education offers members of the public an opportunity to address issues regarding the operation of 

the Freehold Regional High School District Public Schools. The Board reminds those individuals 

who take this opportunity to identify themselves by name and address and to limit their comments 

to items listed on the agenda and/or items directly related to the operation of the School District. 

Issues raised by members of the public may or may not be responded to by the Board. All 

comments will be considered and a response will be forthcoming if and when appropriate. The 

Board asks that members of the public be courteous and mindful of the rights of other individuals 

when speaking. Specifically, comments regarding students and employees of the Board are 

discouraged and will not be responded to by the Board. Students and employees have specific legal 

rights afforded to them by the laws of New Jersey. The Board bears no responsibility nor will it be 

liable for any comments made by members of the public. Members of the public should consider 

their comments in light of the legal rights of those affected or identified in their comments and be 

aware that they are legally responsible and liable for their comments. 

G. APPROVAL OF ROUTINE ACTION ITEMS 

Motion to adopt the following resolutions: 

RESOLVED that resolutions H 1 - 4, I 1 - 11, J 1 - 4, K 1 - 10, and L 1 as listed in the agenda be 

approved with the following exceptions: 

H. PERSONNEL & NEGOTIATIONS 

H-1 RESIGNATIONS, RETIREMENTS & TERMINATIONS 

Motion to adopt the following resolution/s: 

RESOLVED that the following resignation/s be approved, as recommended by the 

Superintendent of Schools: 

RESIGNATION/S: 

EFFECTIVE 

NAME SCHOOL POSITION DATE REASON 

Baumgartner, Manalapan Assistant 9/1/10 Another Position 

Dr. Cynthia 

Principal 

Lynch, Freehold English 7/27/10 Personal 

Tiffany


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RETIREMENT/S: 

RESOLVED that the following retirement/s be approved, as recommended by the 


EFFECTIVE YEARS 

NAME SCHOOL POSITION DATE OF SERVICE 

Vaughn, Marlboro School 7/1/10 11 Years 

Marian 

Counselor 

Zimmerman, Freehold “A” Secretary 9/1/10 23 years, 7 months 

Claire Township 

H-2 APPOINTMENTS AND REAPPOINTMENTS - STAFF PERSONNEL 


RESOLVED that the appointment/s and reappointment/s for the following staff member/s be 

approved, as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools. To the extent that any Board 

member is in conflict due to an appointee being a family member, his/her vote is an abstention. 

TEACHER/S 

SUBJECT/ GUIDE/ 

NAME COLLEGE SCHOOL LEVEL DATES 

Ansley, Arcadia Special BA/1 9/1/10 - 

Stephani University Education $50,500 11/5/10 

REPLACEMENT Freehold Prorated 

LONG TERM 

per diem 

SUBSTITUTE 

Binaco, Rutgers Science BA/1 9/8/10 – 

Cara University Freehold $50,500 12/13/10 

REPLACEMENT 

Prorated 

LONG TERM 

per diem 

SUBSTITUTE 

Fleming, University Social BA/2 9/1/1/0 - 

Timothy of Nevada Studies $50,750 6/30/11 

REPLACMENT 

Manalapan


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Horen, High Point Special BA/1 9/1/10 - 

Abbey University Education $50,500 6/30/11 

REPLACEMENT 

Freehold 

Lynch, Georgian Court Special BA/1 9/1/10 - 

Shawna University Education $50,500 6/30/11 

REPLACEMENT 


Township 

O’Connor, Montclair World BA/2 9/1/10 - 

Vitamaria University Languages $50,750 6/30/11 

ADDITIONAL Manalapan/ Prorated 

PART-TIME 9/11 

Marlboro 

Petschenik, Rider English BA/1 9/1/10 – 

Lindsey University Howell $50,500 2/1/11 

REPLACEMENT 

Prorated 

LONG TERM 

SUBSTITUTE 

Platte, Pennsylvania Music MA/1 9/1/10 - 

Julie State University Freehold $54,550 6/30/11 

REPLACEMENT 

Township/ 

Manalapan 

Sedar, Monmouth Art MA/1 9/1/1/0 - 

Sarah University Colts Neck/ $54,550 6/30/11 

REPLACEMENT 

Howell 

Sprague, City University Technology BA/7 9/1/10 - 

Jeffrey of New York Education $56,375 6/30/11 

REPLACEMENT 

Manalapan/ 


Smith, College of Social BA/1 9/1/10 - 

Thomas New Jersey Studies $50,500 10/29/10 

REPLACEMENT Freehold Prorated 

LONG TERM 

per diem 

SUBSTITUTE 

Stevenson, Georgian Court School MA/1 9/1/10 - 

Frances University Counselor $54,550 6/30/11 

REPLACEMENT 

Howell


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Vona, College of English MA/3 9/1/10 - 

Christopher New Jersey Freehold $55,050 6/30/11 

REPLACEMENT 

PARAPROFESSIONAL 

POSITION/ 

NAME SCHOOL STEP SALARY DATES 

Ingui, Paraprofessional 6 $35,781 9/1/10 - 

Michael Freehold 6/30/11 

REPLACEMENT 

SECRETARY 

POSITION/ 

NAME SCHOOL STEP SALARY DATES 

Bier, “A” Secretary 4 $40,965 7/27/10 - 

Barbara Freehold Prorated 6/30/11 

REPLACEMENT 

RESOLVED that the reappointments of the following personnel for the 2010-2011 school year be 

approved, as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools. All certificated personnel are 

approved for home instruction on an as needed basis: 

SECOND YEAR PERSONNEL 

CLASSROOM TEACHER/S GUIDE STEP SALARY 

Niemi, Tara MA 2 54,800 

APPROVAL OF MENTOR TEACHER COORDINATORS FOR THE 2010-2011 SCHOOL 

YEAR 

RESOLVED that the Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education approves the 

certificated staff identified below to serve as mentor teacher coordinators for the 2010-2011 school 

year. Each coordinator will assist the building principal in planning/conducting new teacher 

orientation, identifying and recruiting potential mentors, facilitating the relationships between 

novice teachers and a highly qualified and trained mentor. Coordinators will also assist the principal 

in planning/implementing six (6) new staff trainings including, but not limited to successful


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instructional strategies, student motivation, and effective classroom management techniques. 

Coordinators will earn a maximum of sixty (60) hours at a rate of $46.15 per hour funded through 

FY2011 NCLB Title IIA. 

STAFF MEMBER 

Blue, Theresa 

Fic, Rebecca 

Galinski, Erica 

Mechmann, Stephanie 

O’Donnell, Susan 

Rankin, Rennie 

SCHOOL 

Howell 

Marlboro 

Freehold Township 

Colts Neck 

Manalapan 


APPROVAL FOR MENTOR TEACHER COORDINATORS TO FACILITATE THE NEW 

STAFF ORIENTATION PROGRAM ON AUGUST 30-31, 2010 


Mentor Teacher Coordinators to facilitate the New Staff Orientation Program for the 2010-2011 

school year. Two (2) facilitators will earn a maximum of six (6) hours at a rate of $46.15 per hour 

and four (4) facilitators will earn a maximum of four (4) hours at a rate of $46.15 per hour funded 

through FY2010 NCLB Title IIA. The facilitators will assist in the orientation of staff members 

who are new to the Freehold Regional High School District. 

STAFF MEMBER SCHOOL HOURS 

Blue, Theresa Howell 6 

Fic, Rebecca Marlboro 4 

Galinski, Erica Freehold Township 6 

Mechmann, Stephanie Colts Neck 4 

O’Donnell, Susan Manalapan 4 

Rankin, Rennie Freehold 4 

DETENTION PROCTOR/S 

RESOLVED that the following person/s be appointed to serve as detention proctor/s at an hourly 

rate of $32.23 for the school year 2009-2010 for the time period, as recommended by the 


MANALAPAN HIGH SCHOOL 

Gallahue, Thomas


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STUDENT TEACHER/S 

RESOLVED that the following student teacher/s, and/or internship/s be approved, as 

recommended by the Superintendent of Schools: 

NAME COLLEGE SUBJECT SCHOOL DATES 

Boss, Georgian World Howell 1/24/11 - 

Caitlin Court University Languages 5/6/11 

Campisano, Kean Special Howell 8/30/10 - 

Valerie University Education 12/20/10 

DeCastro, Georgian Social Manalapan 1/24/11 - 

Corey Court University Studies 5/6/11 

Loprete, Georgian Guidance Manalapan 8/30/10 - 

Jillian Court University 12/22/10 

Marino, Kean Health/ Freehold 8/30/10 - 

Amy University Physical Township 10/22/10 

Education 

McCarthy, Georgian Social Colts Neck 1/24/11 - 

Brendan Court University Studies 5/6/11 

Miller, Rutgers World Manalapan 8/30/10 - 

Lindsay University Languages 12/22/10 

Sierzega, Rutgers Science Freehold 8/30/10 - 

Daniel University (Physics) 12/22/10 

Snyder, Richard Mathematics Howell 8/30/10 - 

Jason Stockton College 12/22/10 

SUMMER TRANSPORTATION DRIVER/S – SUMMER SUCCESS, EXTENDED SCHOOL 

YEAR, AND TITLE III ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS PROGRAMS 

RESOLVED that the following be employed as Summer Transportation Drivers – Summer Success, 

Extended School Year and Title III English Language Learners Programs from July 6, 2010 through 

August 13, 2010, at the rate of $21.50 per run, as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools:


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NAME 

DeStephano, Josephine 

Martin, Karen 

Nobrega, Sandra 

Torchia, Sherry 

Wagner, Jo-Ann 

SUMMER TRANSPORTATION DRIVERS – SPECIAL EDUCATION 

RESOLVED that the following be employed as Summer Transportation Drivers – Special 

Education runs at the rate of $21.50 per run, as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools: 

NAME 

Adcock, Barbara 

Beauchemin, Wendy 

Carroll, Camille 

Gajary, George 

Gofa, William 

Harm, Patricia 

Katz, Silke 

LaGrace, Karen 

Lanko, Mary 

Mauser, Marylou 

Morris, Georgeann 

Mount, Harry 

Perry, Anne 

Reyes, Elliott 

Roberts, Ruth 

Ruppel, Denise 

Scanlon, Linda 

Thompson, Shirley 

Vergara, Hilda 

Vitola, Ruth 

Walker, Willie Mae 

SUMMER TRANSPORTATION AIDES - SPECIAL EDUCATION 

RESOLVED that the following be employed as Summer Transportation Aides – Special 

Education runs at the rate of $16. 25 per run, as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools: 

NAME 

Adamek, Diane 

Anderson, Florzell


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NAME 

Armstead, Ralph 

Boguslawski, Joseph 

Colasanti, Margaret 

Errickson, Lynn 

Garthwaite, Karen 

Keirns, Holly 

Keirns, Melissa 

Lloyd, Elizabeth 

Mauser, Robert 

McCarthy, Jan 

Neely, Neil 

Pardey, Irene 

Quinton, Regina 

Sims, Eva 

Strakosch, Laura 

Ulikowski, Cheryl 

Zych, Vanda 

APPROVAL OF SCHOOL-BASED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (SPDC) 

REPLACEMENT TEAM MEMBER STIPEND 


following School-Based Professional Development Committee (SPDC) replacement member to 

implement the district professional development plan for 2010-2011. 

$1,200 payable in two equal amounts in December, 2010 and June 2011. Funding through the 

FY2011 NCLB Grant - Title IIA. 

STAFF MEMBER 

Post, Brian 

SCHOOL 

Howell 

APPROVAL OF DATA ANALYSIS/DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION TRAINING 


following staff members as listed in Attachment #1 to participate in a maximum three (3) hour Data 

Analysis/Differentiated Instruction Training funded through FY2010 NCLB Title IIA at a rate of 

$46.15 per hour.


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HONORARIA 

RESOLVED that the following position/s for the school year 2010-2011 be approved, as 

recommended by the Superintendent of Schools: 

NAME POSITION STEP STIPEND 

COLTS NECK HIGH SCHOOL 

GOVERNMENT 

DuBois, Elizabeth Freshman Class Advisor 4 2,831.00 

Fletcher, Elizabeth Junior Class Advisor 4 2,760.00 

Jansen, Glenn Senior Class Advisor 1 2,831.00 

PUBLICATIONS 

Iachello, Lauren Yearbook Advisor 4 4,724.00 

Tracy, Holly Newspaper Advisor 4 3,388.00 

FINE ARTS 

Glasser, Allyson Drama Director 4 4,810.00 

Maniaci, John Music Director 4 6,692.00 

Maniaci, John Vocal Director 4 4,393.00 

Scheffler, Theodore Choreographer 4 2,667.00 

Silverstone, Michelle Technical Director 2 3,536.00 

Tracy, Holly Forensics Advisor 3 3,442.00 

OTHER 

Boszko, Megan Financial Manager 4 5,111.00 

Boszko, Megan Equipment Manager 4 6,206.00 

Lysz, Carolyn Mathematics League Advisor 4 2,527.00 

Merlucci, Maria Science League Advisor 4 2,527.00 

Niemierowski, David TSA Tech Student Co-Advisor 4 1,263.50 

(1/2 of $2,527.00) 

Ricci, Philli TSA Tech Student Co-Advisor 4 1,263.50 

(1/2 of $2,527.00) 

Tesi, Vincent DECA (Distributive Ed. 4 2,789.00 

Club Advisor) 

TEACHER COORDINATORS 

Caporaso, Karen Special Ed. Co-Curricular 4 2,789.00 

(Peer) Coach 

Henely, Susan Child Study Team Leader 4 3,955.00 

Irvine, David Special Education Job Coach 2 2,573.00


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FALL SPORTS 

FOOTBALL - BOYS 

*Hope, Gregory Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

LaCava Gregory Head Coach 4 7,821.00 

*Letson, Thomas Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Ricci, Phillip Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Tesi, Vincent Assistant Coach 4 5,866.00 

SOCCER-BOYS 

Collier, Arthur Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

Hein, Kevin Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

Sullivan, Brian Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

SOCCER-GIRLS 

*Fogler, Kate Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

*Margolis, Jennifer Assistant Coach 2 5,587.00 

Phillips, Douglas Head Coach 2 6,587.00 

CROSS COUNTRY-BOYS 

Schlentz, James Head Coach 4 5,951.00 

CROSS COUNTRY-GIRLS 

*Lykes, H. Joseph Head Coach 4 5,951.00 

GYMNASTICS - GIRLS 

Ackerman, Katelyn Assistant Coach 2 5,210.00 

Pandozzi, Nicole Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

FIELD HOCKEY-GIRLS 

Daubert, Douglas Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

Merlucci, Maria Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

VOLLEYBALL-GIRLS 

Jansen, Glenn Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

*Waitt, Robert Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

FREEHOLD HIGH SCHOOL 

GOVERNMENT 

Elvir, Mirna A Student Council Advisor 4 3,388.00 

Fredericks, Joseph Junior Class Advisor 4 2,760.00 

Martiak, Joanne Sophomore Class Advisor 4 2,401.00 

Matunas, Kara Senior Class Co-Advisor 4 1,523.50 

(1/2 of $3,047.00)


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GOVERNMENT 

Walkiewicz, Ryan Senior Class Co-Advisor 1 1,361.50 

(1/2 of $2,723.00) 

PUBLICATIONS 

McCarron, Susan Literary Magazine Advisor 4 3,077.00 

Spiers, Sharon Yearbook Advisor 4 4,724.00 

FINE ARTS 

*Gross, Eric Assistant Music Director 4 2,196.50 

(1/2 $4,393.00) 

Guerico, Susan Technical Advisor 2 3,536.00 

Iacobino, KasiAnn Drama Director 3 4,702.00 

Iacobino, KasiAnn Choreographer 3 2,559.00 

Massimini, Pamela Music Director 4 6,692.00 

Massimini, Pamela Vocal Director 4 4,393 00 

Smith, Faustiene Forensics Advisor 4 3,442.00 

AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES 

Massimini, Pamela Drill Team/Flag Twirlers Advisor 3 3,489.00 

Simms, Shannon Cheerleader – Varsity Advisor 4 4,841.00 

OTHER 

Gibbs, John National Honor Society Advisor 4 2,667.00 

Kochinski, Steven Science League Advisor 3 2,419.00 

Lewis, Karen Financial Manager 2 4,899.00 

McQuade, Tara Chess Team Advisor 4 2,867.00 

Paturzo, Robert Equipment Manager 4 6,206.00 

Ramdeen, Laidley Mathematics League Advisor 4 2,527.00 


Lyons, Katherine Special Ed. Co-Curricular Coach (Peer) 4 2,789.00 

Krasner, Michelle Child Study Team Leader 4 3,955.00 

Miller, Wendy Child Study Team Leader (Out of District) 4 3,955.00 

Young, Robert Special Education Job Coach 4 2,789.00 

FALL SPORTS 

FOOTBALL-BOYS 

Blum, Jason Assistant Coach 3 5,982.00 

Ciccotelli, Mark Head Coach 4 7,821.00 

*DeLucia, Michael Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00


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FOOTBALL-BOYS 

Ellis, David Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Keyes, Robert Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

*Massimini, Geoffrey Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

SOCCER-BOYS 

Ingui, Michael Assistant Coach 1 5,481.00 

Lachacz, John Head Coach 3 6,693.00 

Simpson, Brian Assistant Coach 3 5,693.00 

SOCCER-GIRLS 

Femenella, Laura Head Coach 1 6,481.00 

Romano, Christian Assistant Coach 1 5,481.00 

Smith, Thomas J. Assistant Coach 1 5,481.00 

CROSS COUNTRY-BOYS 

Gill, James Head Coach 4 5,951.00 

CROSS COUNTRY-GIRLS 

Miller, Joseph Head Coach 1 5,633.00 

GYMNASTICS-GIRLS 

Pusz, Kathleen Head Coach 2 6,481.00 

Fuchs, Lindsay Assistant Coach 2 5,260.00 

TENNIS – GIRLS 

Block, Jon Head Coach 4 5,510.00 


Acevedo, Jerrilyn Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

Parker, Stan Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

VOLLEYBALL – GIRLS 

Brzucki, Jennifer Head Coach 3 6,693.00 

DiBiase, Benjamin Assistant Coach 3 5,693.00 

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL 

GOVERNMENT 

Brusotti, Adam Student Council Co-Advisor 1 1,532.00 

(1/2 of $3,064) 

Jennings, Thomas Senior Class C-Advisor 1 1,361.50 

(1/2 of $2,723.00)


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GOVERNMENT 

Latza, Kristen Freshman Class Advisor 1 2,077.00 

Leahy, Sean Student Council Co-Advisor 1 1,532.00 

(1/2 of $3,064.00) 

Merolla, Melissa Senior Class Co-Advisor 1 1,361.50 

(1/2 of $2,723.00) 

St. Angelo, James Sophomore Class Advisor 4 2,401.00 

Wagner, Christol Junior Class Advisor 4 2,760.00 

PUBLICATIONS 

Aleski, Kimberly Newspaper Advisor 4 3,388.00 

Grickowski, Paula Yearbook Co-Advisor 3 2,308.00 

(1/2 of $4,616.00) 

Rattein, Jamie Yearbook Co-Advisor 2 2,254.00 

(1/2 of $4,508.00) 

FINE ARTS 

Aleski, Kimberly Choreographer 2 2,451.00 

Drummond, Philip Forensics Advisor 4 3,442.00 

Gattsek, Edward Music Director 4 6,692.00 

Giblin, Patrick Drama Director 4 4,810.00 

*Marando, James Assistant Music Director 4 2,196.50 

(1/2 of $4.393.00) 

AUXILIARY 

Gagliano, Nicole Cheerleader – Varsity Advisor 1 4,517.00 

Matthews, Michael Drill Team/Flag Twirler Advisor 4 3,597.00 

OTHER 

Bonaly, Linda DECA – Distributive Ed. Club Advisor 4 2,789.00 

Conrad, Lynn Science League Co-Advisor 4 1,263.50 

(1/2 of $2,527.00) 

Grimes, Brian National Honor Society Advisor 2 2,451.00 

Guttadora, Kristina FFA – Future Farmers Co- Advisor 4 1,220.00 

(1/2 of $2,440.00) 

Kropa, Laura Financial Manager 4 5,111.00 

Kropa, Laura Equipment Manager 4 6,206.00 

Monafis, Efstratios JSA Junior State Co-Advisor 1 1,101.50 

(1/2 of $2,203.00) 

Prencipe, Dr. Arundahti Science League Co-Advisor 4 1,263.50 

(1/2 of $2,527.00) 

Wojtaszek, Jilliana FFA – Future Farmers Co- Advisor 2 1,112.00 

(1/2 of $2,224.00)


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Fontana, Donna Special Ed. Co-Curricular (Peer) Coach 3 2,681.00 

Ihde, Helen Special Education Job Coach 4 2,789.00 

Taddei-Graef, Lorraine Child Study Team Leader 4 3,955.00 

FALL SPORTS 

FOOTBALL - BOYS 

Blanco, Gene Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Gaeta, Michael Assistant Coach 3 5,982.00 

Glick, Brian Co-Assistant Coach 4 3,044.00 

(1/2 of $6,088.00) 

Migliori, Michael Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Shine, Daniel Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Snedden, Brian Co-Assistant Coach 4 3,044.00 

(1/2 of $6,088.00) 

Stoia, Michael Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

SOCCER - BOYS 

Briggs, Todd Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

Martinez, Anthony Assistant Coach 1 5,481.00 

Sessa, Anthony Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

SOCCER – GIRLS 

Conrad, Erin Assistant Coach 2 5,587.00 

*Levinson, Shawn Assistant Coach 2 5,587.00 

Patterson, David Head Coach 1 6,481.00 

CROSS COUNTRY – BOYS 

Fromuth, Michael Head Coach 1 5,633.00 

CROSS COUNTRY – GIRLS 

Golub, Brian Head Coach 4 5,951.00 

GYMNASTICS – GIRLS 

Forrester, Jill Assistant Coach 2 5,260.00 

St. Angelo, James Head Coach 4 6,799.00 


Orlinsky, Joshua Head Coach 1 5,192.00 

FIELD HOCKEY – GIRLS 

English, Elizabeth Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

*Forsyth, Jacqueline Assistant Coach 3 5,693.00 

Nunez, Christina Assistant Coach 3 5,693.00


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HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL 

GOVERNMENT 

Chimento, Amanda Junior Class Co-Advisor 2 1,272.00 

(1/2 of $2,544) 

Diamond, Morgan Student Council Advisor 4 3,388.00 

Ennis, Marisandra Junior Class Co-Advisor 3 1,326.00 

(1/2 of $2,652.00) 

Hardaway, Leah Senior Class Advisor 4 3,047.00 

Luccarelli, Lizabeth Sophomore Class Advisor 3 2,293.00 

Monia, Diana Freshman Class Co-Advisor 1 1,038.00 

(1/2 of $2,077.00) 

Popiel, Cynthia Freshman Class Co-Advisor 4 1,200.50 

(1/2 of $2,401.00) 

PUBLICATIONS 

Jones, Anthie Yearbook Advisor 4 4,724.00 

Gage-Dixon, Bridget Literary Magazine Advisor 3 2,969.00 

Remmey, Claudine Newspaper Advisor 4 3,388.00 

FINE ARTS 

Carpenter, Timothy Technical Director 3 3,644.00 

Kazakoff, Stephen Drama Director 4 4,810.00 

Limaldi, Anthony Music Director 4 6,692.00 

McAllen, Regina Vocal Director 4 4,393.00 

*Sack, Larissa Assistant Music Director 4 2,196.50 

(1/2 of $4,393.00) 

Twamley, Lisa Choreographer 4 2,667.00 


Di Spigna, Kate Majorette/Color Guard Advisor 3 3,489.00 

Hempel, Sandra Cheerleader – Varsity Advisor 4 4,841.00 

Revoir, Jeannie Drill Team/Flag Twirler Advisor 3 3,489.00 

Cappiello, Michael F. TSA-Tech Student Co-Advisor 3 1,209.50 

(1/2 of $2,419.00) 

Cory, Christopher Financial Manager 4 5,111.00 

D ’Apolito, Kimberly National Honor Society 4 2,667.00 

DeBow, Philip DECA(Distr.Ed Club) Co-Advisor 2 1,286.50 

(1/2 of $2,573.00) 

Hogan, Timothy DECA(Distr.Ed Club) Co-Advisor 2 1,286.50 

(1/2 of $2,573.00) 

Papanikolas, Georgia Equipment Manager (out of district) 4 6,206.00


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OTHER 

Post, Brian Chess Team Advisor 4 2,867.00 

Roses, Sheryl TSA-Tech Student Co-Advisor 4 1,263.50 

(1/2 of $2,527.00) 


Cohen, Beth Special Education Job Coach 3 2,681.00 

DeBow, Philip Distributive Education Advisor 4 2,789.00 

Hardaway, Leah Special Ed. Co-Curricular (Peer) 4 2,789.00 

Jaworski, James Distributive Education Advisor 4 2,789.00 

Pearlstein, Janet Child Study Team Leader 4 3,955.00 

FALL SPORTS 

FOOTBALL – BOYS 

*Cerminaro, Michael Assistant Coach 1 5,770.00 

Davies, Cory Head Coach 4 7,821.00 

*Kluzewicz, Ryan Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Mahan, Patrick Assistant Coach 2 5,876.00 

Reichenbecher, Derek Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Sinisi, Michael Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Verrochi, Michael Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

SOCCER- BOYS 

Arroyo, Miguel Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

Kunze, Robert Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

Yuro, Richard Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

SOCCER- GIRLS 

Krol, Courtney Assistant Coach 3 5,693.00 

Luccarelli, Lizabeth Head Coach 3 6,693.00 

Silvestri, Vincent Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 


Gagliano, Johnn Head Coach 4 5,951.00 


Hein, John Head Coach 4 5,951.00 

GYMNASTICS - GIRLS 

Hier, Jennifer Head Coach 4 6,799.00


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Checton, Meghan Head Coach 4 5,510.00 

FIELD HOCKEY – GIRLS 

Connell, Elissa Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

Hansen, Marylou Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

Isaksen, Kelli Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

VOLLEYBALL - GIRLS 

Going, Todd Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

Sorrentino, AnnMarie Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

MANALAPAN HIGH SCHOOL 

GOVERNMENT 

Andreaci, Robert Senior Class Co-Advisor 1 1,361.50 

(1/2 of $2,723.00) 

Boyce, Lisa Junior Class Co-Advisor 4 1,380.00 

(1/2 of $2,760.00) 

Jannetti, Charles Student Council Advisor 4 3,388.00 

Jannetti, Kathryn Junior Class Co-Advisor 4 1,380.00 

(1/2 of $2,760.00) 

Lagomarsino, Jay Junior Class Advisor 2 2,185.00 

PUBLICATIONS 

Albanese, Claudia Yearbook Advisor 4 4,724.00 

Smith, Dennis Newspaper Advisor 4 3,388.00 

Soback, Cheryl Literary Magazine Advisor 4 3,077.00 

FINE ARTS 

Grabowski, Jesse Drama Director 4 4,810.00 

Grabowski, Jesse Choreographer 3 2,559.00 

Grabowski, Jesse Technical Director 2 3,536.00 

Maunez, Jose Musical Director 4 6,692.00 

Maunez, Jose Assistant Vocal Director 4 2,196.50 

(1/2 of $4,393.00) 


Rizzo-Troxell, Lisa Cheerleader – Varsity Advisor 4 4,841.00 

*White, Elaine Majorette Color Guard Advisor 3 3,489.00


July 26, 2010 - Page 20 


OTHER 

Albanese, Claudia National Honor Society co-Advisor 2 1,225.50 

(1/2 of $2,451.00) 

Badalmenti, Crystal National Honor Society co-Advisor 2 1,225.50 

(1/2 of $2,451.00) 

Bennett, Christopher JSA Junior States 2 2,311.00 

Lorentz, Melanie Health Careers 4 2,440.00 

Malloy, Kathryn Mathematics League Advisor 4 2,527.00 

Miller, Fred Chess Team Advisor 3 2,759.00 

O’Donnell, Susan Financial Manager 3 5,005.00 

Pantano, Eileen Equipment Manager 4 6,206.00 


Caracozza, Traci Special Education Job Coach 2 2,573.00 

Kochinski, Melissa Child Study Team Leader 4 3,955.00 

Mc Laughlin, Bernadette Special Ed. Co-Curricular (Peer) Coach 2 2,573.00 

FALL SPORTS 

FOOTBALL –BOYS 

Fleming, Timothy Assistant Coach 1 5,770.00 

Gallahue, Thomas Head Coach 4 7,821.00 

Gurrieri, Edward Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Lepore, Dominick Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Pollifrone, Domenick Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

*Tetley, Joseph Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

Vella, Steven Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

SOCCER-BOYS 

Eisman, Kerry Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

Natoli, John Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

Vitale, Matthew Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 


Burlew, Dana Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

Garretson, Richard Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

Lagomarsino, Jay Assistant Coach 2 5,587.00 


Hagan, William Head Coach 4 5,951.00 


Hunt, David Head Coach 4 5,951.00


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GYMNASTICS-GIRLS 

*Shapiro, Dorine Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

*Vaz, Traci Assistant Coach 4 5,472.00 


Boyce, Lisa Head Coach 4 5,510.00 


Bruno, Nicholas Assistant Coach 1 5,481.00 

Rivlin, Joel Head Coach 1 6,481.00 

MARLBORO HIGH SCHOOL 

GOVERNMENT 

Bailey, Nancy Junior Class Advisor 3 2,652.00 

Colossi, Jennifer Senior Class Advisor 4 3,047.00 

Derpich, Michelle Student Council Advisor 3 3,280.00 

PUBLICATIONS 

Bonin, Catherine Newspaper Advisor 4 3,388.00 

Van Sant, Victoria Yearbook Advisor 4 4,724.00 

FINE ARTS 

Connors, Susan Vocal Director 4 4,393.00 

Dalton, Patrick Music Director 4 6,692.00 

Gunther, Kevin Technical Advisor 3 3,644.00 

Muha, Cassandra Choreographer 2 2,451.00 

VanTassell, Tara Assistant Music Director 2 2,088.50 

(1/2 of $4,177.00) 

*Whitefield, William Drama Director 2 4,594.00 


Dalton, Patrick Majorette/Color Guard Advisor 4 3,597.00 

*Ruocco, Lauren Cheerleader Varsity Advisor 2 4,625.00 

OTHER 

Bailey, Nancy Co-Equipment Manager 3 3,103.00 

(1/2 of $6,206.00) 

Cooke, Esther National Honor Society Advisor 4 2,667.00 

Dever, Margaret Mathematics League Advisor 4 2,527.00 

Fechter, Maureen DECA – Distribut Ed.Club Advisor 3 2,598.00 

Hemschoot, Laura JSA Junior States 3 2,419.00 

Hill, Hazel Financial Manager 4 5,111.00


July 26, 2010 - Page 22 


OTHER 

McGeough, Timothy Co-Equipment Manager 4 3,103.00 

(1/2 of $6,206.00) 

Vercammen, Cynthia TSA – Tech Student Advisor 4 2,527.00 


Cooke, Esther Spec.Ed. Co-Curricular (Peer) Coach 4 2,789.00 

Demarest, Lorrie Child Study Team Advisor 4 3,955.00 

Greenberg, Beverly Special Education Job Coach 4 2,789.00 

FALL SPORTS 

FOOTBALL – BOYS 

Dagato, Jason Assistant Coach 3 5,982.00 

Lewandoski, Adam Assistant Coach 4 6,088.00 

*Reid, James Assistant Coach 2 5,876.00 

Scalzo, Nicholas Assistant Coach 2 5,876.00 

Sininsky, Derek Head Coach 4 7,821.00 

Wagner, Kirk Assistant Coach 3 5,982.00 

Wisniewski, Matthew Assistant Coach 2 5,654.00 

SOCCER – BOYS 

*Mokes, Albert Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

Nash, Brian Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

*Santos, David Head Coach 4 6,799.00 


Diamond, Samantha Assistant Coach 2 5,587.00 

*Kronenfeld, Alison Assistant Coach 2 5,587.00 

McGeough, Timothy Head Coach 4 6,799.00 


Derpich, Michelle Head Coach 2 5,739.00 


Sypniewski, RaymondHead Coach 4 5,951.00 

GYMNASTICS – GIRLS 

Fontanilla, Marian Assistant Coach 4 5,472.00 

Pierson, Catherine Head Coach 4 6,799.00 


Kretzmer, David Head Coach 4 5,510.00


July 26, 2010 - Page 23 


VOLLEYBALL - GIRLS 

Mc Namara, Margaret Head Coach 4 6,799.00 

Sandoval, Thomas Assistant Coach 4 5,799.00 

H-3 CHANGE OF STATUS 


RESOLVED that the following change of status be approved, as recommended by the 


CHANGE 

John Baum, Supervisor of Extracurricular Activities at Manalapan High School listed on Board 

minutes of April 26, 2010, salary of $119,190.00 change to Health and Physical Education 

teacher at Howell High School, MA guide, step 10, $86,670.00 effective August 1, 2010. 

Cindy Fuchs, school nurse, approved to provide nursing services during the Summer Success, 

Extended School Year and Title III English Language Learners Programs for 15 days at the 

remuneration of $2,763.90, listed on Board minutes of June 21, 2010, change to 14 days at the 

remuneration of $2,579.64. 

Robert Galatola, guidance supervisor at Howell High School, MA+30/3, $85,237, listed on Board 

minutes of June 28, 2010, change to MA+30/3, $83,037, effective July 1, 2010 through June 30, 

2011. 

Jane Goldstein, English supervisor at Marlboro High School, MA/9, $95,573, listed on Board 

minutes of June 28, 2010, change to MA/8, $92,711, effective July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011. 

Regina Harrington, school nurse, approved to provide nursing services during the Summer Success, 

Extended School Year and Title III English Language Learners Programs for 

14 days at the remuneration of $2,579.64, listed on Board minutes of June 21, 2010, change to 15 

days at the remuneration of $2,763.90. 

Elena Raineri, world languages teacher at Marlboro High School, leave of absence for maternity 

disability and child care reasons in accordance with the New Jersey Family Leave Act, using sick 

time from May 3, 2010 through June 30, 2010, change to leave of absence without pay for maternity 

disability and child care reasons in accordance with the New Jersey Family Leave Act, effective 

September 1, 2010 through January 31, 2011 (using sick time from May 3, 2010 through June 30, 

2010).


July 26, 2010 - Page 24 

LEAVE OF ABSENCE 

Tyniesha Douglas, English supervisor at Colts Neck High School, leave of absence without pay 

for maternity disability and child care reasons in accordance with the New Jersey Family Leave 

Act, effective August 19, 2010 through August 27, 2010. 

Adam Ferguson, computer technician at Freehold High School, leave of absence with pay in 

accordance with the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act of 1994, 

effective July 31, 2010 through August 14, 2010. 

Kathleen Hovey, special education teacher at Colts Neck High School, leave of absence without pay 

for maternity disability and child care reasons in accordance with the New Jersey Family Leave 

Act, effective September 1, 2010 through October 29, 2010. 

NAME CHANGE 

Ginny Franco, school counselor at Manalapan High School, name change to Ginny Vega. 

Anna Marie Sorrentino, mathematics teacher at Howell High School, name change to Anna Marie 

Popowski. 

RESCIND 

Rescind the appointment of Brett Jankos as Health and Physical Education teacher at Howell High 

School, listed on Board minutes of June 21, 2010. 

Rescind the appointment of Lois Furlong as Treasurer of School Monies, listed on Board minutes 

of April 26, 2010. 

TRANSFER/S 

RESOLVED that the following transfer of staff personnel be approved for the school year 2010- 

2011, as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools: 

EFFECTIVE 

NAME FROM TO DATE 

SUPERVISORS 

Fox, Manalapan Colts Neck 9/1/10 

Kim 

Lagana, Manalapan Freehold 9/1/10 

Judith 

Ruddy, Freehold Freehold 9/1/10 

Marybeth 

Township


July 26, 2010 - Page 25 

EFFECTIVE 


Scanga, Colts Neck Manalapan 9/1/10 

Denise 

ART 

Casella, Colts Neck/ Marlboro 9/1/10 

Barbara 

Howell 

Coon, Freehold Freehold 9/1/10 

Jean 

Township/ 


BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & TECHNOLOGY 

Bonaly, Freehold Freehold 9/1/10 

Linda Township Township/ 

Colts Neck 

Burton, Colts Neck Marlboro 9/1/10 

Sherry 

Falk, Manalapan Freehold/ 9/1/10 

Adam 

Howell 

Schwartz, Howell Howell/ 9/1/10 

Janis 

Marlboro 

CLASSICAL & WORLD LANGUAGES 

Biddulph, Colts Neck/ Colts Neck 9/1/10 

Jacqueline 

Marlboro 

Davis, Freehold Freehold/ 9/1/10 

Robert 

Howell 

Desimone, Colts Neck Colts Neck/ 9/1/10 

Marguerite 

Howell 

Donovan, Manalapan Freehold 9/1/10 

Laura


July 26, 2010 - Page 26 

EFFECTIVE 


Grieco, Manalapan Manalapan/ 9/1/10 

Erin 


McCormack, Colts Neck Colts Neck/ 9/1/10 

Darlene 


Negraval, Freehold/ Howell 9/1/10 

Lauren 

Howell 

Restifo, Freehold Colts Neck/ 9/1/10 

Frank Township/ Marlboro 

Howell 

Rivezzi, Colts Neck/ Colts Neck/ 9/1/10 

Gianna Marlboro Freehold 

Satterfield, Howell Colts Neck 9/1/10 

Virginia 

Sorkin, Marlboro Marlboro/ 9/1/10 

Ginia 


Township 

Zacharias, Colts Neck Howell/ 9/1/10 

Andrea 

Manalapan 

COMPUTER TECHNICIAN 

Coughlin, Administration Manalapan 7/1/10 

Robert 

Building 

ENGLISH 

Fontanilla, Freehold/ Marlboro 9/1/10 

Marian 

Marlboro 

McCarthy, Freehold Howell 9/1/10 

Kerry 

Township


July 26, 2010 - Page 27 

EFFECTIVE 


Owens, Freehold Colts Neck 9/1/10 

Lauren 

Township/ 

Colts Neck 

Pandozzi, Colts Neck Freehold 9/1/10 

Nicole 

Reganato, Colts Neck Marlboro 9/1/10 

Grace 

Scott, Manalapan Howell 9/1/10 

Shantel 

Weksler, Colts Neck Marlboro 9/1/10 

Jennifer 

FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES 

Campbell, Manalapan Freehold 9/1/10 

Patricia 

Holder, Howell Howell/ 9/1/10 

Barbara 

Manalapan 

Merolla, Freehold Freehold 9/1/10 

Jennifer Township Township/ 

Marlboro 

Reeves, Colts Neck Manalapan 9/1/10 

Meghan 

HEALTH/PHYSICAL EDUCATION 

Bruno, Manalapan Manalapan/ 9/1/10 

Nicholas 


Harrigfeld, Howell Marlboro/ 9/1/10 

Paula 

Colts Neck 

Liebman, Freehold Freehold 9/1/10 

Todd Township Township/ 

Howell


July 26, 2010 - Page 28 

EFFECTIVE 


McArthur, Colts Neck Manalapan 9/1/10 

Michael 

McCoy, Freehold Freehold 9/1/10 

Joan Township Township/ 

Colts Neck 

Vitale, Howell/ Howell 9/1/10 

Michelle 

Marlboro 

MATHEMATICS 

Armstrong, Freehold Marlboro/ 9/1/10 

Kimberly Township Freehold 

Township 

Bruh, Colts Neck Howell 9/1/10 

Ronald 

Farrell, Freehold Freehold 9/1/10 

Sandra 

Township 

Pepper, Freehold Manalapan 9/1/10 

Stephanie 

Township 

MEDIA SPECIALIST 

Barkaszi, Manalapan Manalapan/ 9/1/10 

Caroline 

Marlboro 

Bruynell, Colts Neck Colts Neck/ 9/1/10 

Deborah 


Gnesin, Howell Howell/ 9/1/10 

Gail 


Township 

MUSIC 

Conners, Marlboro Marlboro/ 9/1/10 

Cam Tu Susan 

Freehold


July 26, 2010 - Page 29 

EFFECTIVE 


NURSE 

Fuchs, Manalapan Marlboro 9/1/10 

Cindy 

Reeves, Marlboro Float between 9/1/10 

Anita 

Marlboro and 

Manalapan 

(Coverage for 

other buildings 

as needed) 

SCIENCE 

Corrado, Colts Neck Marlboro/ 9/1/10 

John 


Township 

Marsh, Colts Neck Freehold 9/1/10 

Patricia 

Rosenwald, Howell Manalapan 9/1/10 

Alexander 

Son, Freehold Marlboro 9/1/10 

Justin 

Township 

Terrell, Marlboro Howell/ 9/1/10 

William 

Manalapan 

Vignone-Schreck, Colts Neck Colts Neck/ 9/1/10 

Cara 

Marlboro 

SOCIAL STUDIES 

Berra, Colts Neck Freehold 9/1/10 

Lawrence 

Coon, Freehold Freehold 9/1/10 

Jeanne 

Township/ 

Freehold


July 26, 2010 - Page 30 

SPECIAL EDUCATION 

Grimes, Howell Colts Neck 9/1/10 

Shannon 

Lepore, Freehold Manalapan 9/1/10 

Dominick 

Township 

Ruszala, Manalapan Freehold 9/1/10 

Eileen 

Township 

Slick, Freehold Manalapan 9/1/10 

Deborah 

Township 

TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION 

Ricci, Marlboro/ Colts Neck 9/1/10 

Phillip 

Colts Neck 

SECRETARIAL 

DiBenedetto, Colts Neck Freehold 8/25/10 

Cynthia 

Township 

Leidenheimer, Howell Manalapan 8/25/10 

Louise 

Nates, Administration Transportation 7/1/10 

Marilyn 

Zwolinski, Manalapan Administration 8/1/10 

Susan 

H-4 SUBSTITUTE/HOME INSTRUCTION PERSONNEL 


RESOLVED that the following substitute/s and home instructor/s for the 2010-2011 school year 

be approved, as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools:


July 26, 2010 - Page 31 

NAME 

EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

BUS DRIVER/S 

Cosentino, Carol 9/1/10 

Fariello, Catherine 9/1/10 

Marrero, Roseann 9/1/10 

Meicke, Marilyn 9/1/10 

Mueller, Barbara 9/1/10 

Watkins, Marie 9/1/10 

Weiss, Carmen 9/1/10 

Yurga, Maureen 9/1/10 

SUMMER BUS DRIVER/S 

David, Pamela 7/1/10 

Gordon, Linda 7/1/10 

Heinzelmann, Katherine 7/1/10 

Jensen, Delfina 7/1/10 

Keymer, Susan 7/1/10 

Montanti, Monique 7/1/10 

Sanasac, Deanne 7/1/10 

Strakosch, Laura 7/1/10 

Zych, Vanda 7/1/10 

PARAPROFESSIONAL/S 

Bielen, Arlene 9/1/10 

SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY LIAISON OFFICER/S 

Gallagher, Jayne 9/1/10 

SECRETARIAL 

Feigus, Laura 9/1/10 

Scala, Lori 9/1/10 

Zimmerman, Claire 9/1/10 

TEACHER/S 

Bielen, Arlene 9/1/10 

Boss, Caitlin 9/1/10 

Campisano, Valerie 9/1/10 

DeCastro, Corey 9/1/10


July 26, 2010 - Page 32 

NAME 

EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

Feigus, Laura 9/1/10 

Haramija, Patrick 9/1/10 

Lombardi, Vincent 9/1/10 

Loprete, Jillian 9/1/10 

Marino, Amy 9/1/10 

McCarthy, Brendan 9/1/10 

McCormack, John 9/1/10 

Miller, Lindsay 9/1/10 

Sierzega, Daniel 9/1/10 

Snyder, Jason 9/1/10 

SUMMER VAN AIDE/S 

Carman, Kathleen 7/1/10 

Clites, Scherry 7/1/10 

Moore, Richetta 7/1/10 

Stratman-Burlew, Mindy 7/1/10 

HOME INSTRUCTION 

Bhagat, Naresh 9/1/10 

Borowski, Joseph 9/1/10 

Borowski, Paula 9/1/10 

Burgess, Andrew 9/1/10 

Ciolek, Kim 9/1/10 

DePietro, Terry 9/1/10 

Farrar, Michele 9/1/10 

Friedman, Ellen 9/1/10 

Gietter, Nancy 9/1/10 

Goldberg, Eileen 9/1/10 

Ireland, Denise 9/1/10 

Kawan, Gail 9/1/10 

Kukan, Tracy 9/1/10 

Kushner, Michael 9/1/10 

Levine, Jeffrey 9/1/10 

Levy, Rhonda 9/1/10 

Lipman, Ruth 9/1/10 

Lubchansky, Allen 9/1/10 

Matton, Phyllis 9/1/10 

McManus, Kevin 9/1/10 

Newman, Travis 9/1/10


July 26, 2010 - Page 33 

NAME 

EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

O’Rourke, William 9/1/10 

Padgett, Lori 9/1/10 

Pearce, Linda 9/1/10 

Perron, Ralf 9/1/10 

Rimakis, Valentina 9/1/10 

Rosselli, Marguerite 9/1/10 

Schellenger, Jean 9/1/10 

Serfaty, Anthony 9/1/10 

Silberberg, Ronna 9/1/10 

Spahr, Thomas 9/1/10 

Streiter, Iris 9/1/10 

Vrecenak, William 9/1/10 

Waugh, Diane 9/1/10 

Zeitlin, Gloria 9/1/10 

Zeliff, Rosemary 9/1/10 

I. PROGRAMMED OPERATIONS 

I-1 APPROVAL: 2009-2010 BUDGET TRANSFERS (18A:22-8.1 amended) 

Motion to adopt the following resolution: 

RESOLVED to approve the following 2009-2010 budget transfers for the period ended June 30, 

2010 in accordance with GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles), as listed on 

Attachment #2 and as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools. 

I-2 APPROVAL: BUDGET TRANSFERS (18A:22-8.1 amended) 


RESOLVED to approve the following current year budget transfers for the period ended July 26, 

2010 in accordance with GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles), as listed on 

Attachment #3 and as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools. 

I-3 BOARD SECRETARY’S CERTIFICATION 

Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6:23-22.12 (c) 3, the Board Secretary hereby certifies that as of June 30, 2010 

the total of encumbrances and expenditures for each line item account do not exceed the line item 

appropriation established by the Board of Education.


July 26, 2010 - Page 34 

I-4 RECEIPT AND ACCEPTANCE OF ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR BUSINESS 

ADMINISTRATION/BOARD SECRETARY’S AND TREASURER OF SCHOOL MONIES 

REPORTS 


RESOLVED that the receipt of the Assistant Superintendent for Business Administration/Board 

Secretary’s and Treasurer of School Monies Financial Reports as of May 31, 2010 be accepted as 

filed, and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:23-2.11 (c) 4 that no major account or 

fund has been overexpended as of May 31, 2010 based upon the Board Secretary’s Certification and 

that sufficient funds are available to meet the district’s financial obligations for the remainder of the 

fiscal year. 

I-5 PAYMENT OF CLAIMS 


a. RESOLVED that the certified list of claims as set forth on Board Member Finance Sheet 

dated June 25, 2010 for Payroll services rendered be approved for payment in the amount of 

$5,341,366.20 and filed in the minute file of the Office of the Board Secretary. To the extent 

that any Board Member is in conflict due to a payee being a family member, or self, his/her 

vote is an abstention. (Payroll) 

b. RESOLVED that the certified list of claims as set forth on Board Member Finance Sheet 

dated June 30, 2010 for Payroll services rendered be approved for payment in the amount of 

$185,769.22 and filed in the minute file of the Office of the Board Secretary. To the extent 



c. RESOLVED that the certified list of claims as set forth on Board Member Finance Sheet 

dated July 15, 2010 for Payroll services rendered be approved for payment in the amount of 

$1,053,054.70 and filed in the minute file of the Office of the Board Secretary. To the extent 



d. RESOLVED that the certified list of claims as set forth on Board Member Finance Sheet 

dated July 16, 2010 for Payroll services rendered be approved for payment in the amount of 

$202,162.53 and filed in the minute file of the Office of the Board Secretary. To the extent 



e. RESOLVED that the certified list of claims as set forth on Finance Sheet Detail dated 

June 30, 2010 for goods received and services rendered be approved for payment in the 

amount of $1,991,196.91 and filed in the minute file of the Office of the Board Secretary.


July 26, 2010 - Page 35 

To the extent that any Board Member is in conflict due to a payee being a family member, or 

self, his/her vote is an abstention. 

f. RESOLVED that the certified list of claims as set forth on Finance Sheet Detail dated 

July 26, 2010 for goods received and services rendered be approved for payment in the 

amount of $2,647,578.15 and filed in the minute file of the Office of the Board Secretary. 

To the extent that any Board Member is in conflict due to a payee being a family member, or 

self, his/her vote is an abstention. 

I-6 RESOLUTION FOR INCREASING BID AND QUOTE THRESHOLDS AND APPOINTMENT 

OF A QUALIFIED PURCHASING AGENT SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF N.J.S.A. 

18A:18A-1 


WHEREAS, 18A:18A-3 permits a board of education to authorize its purchasing agent to award 

contracts that do not exceed in a contract year the annual limit as established by the Governor, and 

WHEREAS, local boards of education have been advised by the Local Finance Board through (LFN 

2010-13) that the Governor has authorized the following bid and quotation thresholds effective July 

1, 2010, 

Bid Threshold Quotation Threshold 

Base Amount $26,000 $3,900 

With Qualified Purchasing 

Agent $36,000 $5,400 

WHEREAS, Sean Boyce, Assistant Superintendent for Business Administration, possesses the 

designation of Qualified Purchasing Agent as issued by the Director of the Division of Local 

Government Services in accordance with N.J.A.C. 5:34-5 et seq.; and 

WHEREAS, the Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education desires to increase its 

bid and quotation thresholds as provided in N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-3; 

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the governing body of the Freehold Regional High 

School District Board of Education, in the County of Monmouth, in the State of New Jersey hereby 

increases its bid threshold to $36,000 and its quotation threshold $5,400 and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the governing body hereby appoints Sean Boyce, Assistant 

Superintendent for Business Administration, as the Qualified Purchasing Agent to exercise the 

duties of a purchasing agent pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-2b, with specific relevance to the 

authority, responsibility, and accountability of the purchasing activity of the Board of Education.


July 26, 2010 - Page 36 

I-7 BID AWARD: PRINTER MAINTENANCE AND TONER 


RESOLVED that bids for Printer Maintenance and Toner be awarded to TransNet, as the lowest 

responsible bidder meeting specifications, in the amount of $53,610 (estimated annual cost), and be 

it further noted that all bids received are on file and available for review in the Board Secretary’s 

Office. 

VENDORS 

AMOUNTS 

TransNet $ 53,610 

Atlantic Tomorrow’s Office 

$ 54,906 plus labor 

Canon $ 64,330 

Dynamic 

$859,800 plus labor 

I-8 APPROVAL OF PROPERTY, LIABILITY, WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE 


a. Property, Crime, Boiler, General Liability, Automobile, Board of Education Legal 

Liability and Excess Liability Insurance 

RESOLVED to approve the placement of the coverages listed below to be effective 12:01 a.m. 

on August 1, 2010 through July 31, 2011 as offered by Wells Fargo Insurance Services, Inc.: 

Coverage Limits Premium 

Property and Crime Various $324,702 

Boiler and Machinery $50 million included above 

General Liability $1 million included above 

Automobile $1 million $134,011 

Board of Education Legal Liability $1 million $ 52,276 

Excess Liability (includes General Liability, $10 million $ 71,744 

Automobile and Legal Liability) 

b. Environmental Impairment Liability Insurance 

RESOLVED to approve the placement of the coverage listed below to be effective 12:01 a.m. 

on August 1, 2010 through July 31, 2011 as offered by P.E.P.L.E.: 

Coverage Limits Premium 

Environmental Impairment Liability $1 million $5,368


July 26, 2010 - Page 37 

c. Workers Compensation Claims Administration Services 

RESOLVED to approve the placement of the services below to be effective 12:01 a.m. on August 1, 

2010 through midnight July 31, 2011 as offered by PMA Management Corp.: 

Services 

Service Fee 

Workers Compensation Claims and Managed Care Administration 

Service Fee $56,000 

I-9 APPROVAL TO PROVIDE TYPE “A” COLD LUNCH FOR THE FARMINGDALE SCHOOL 

DISTRICT 


RESOLVED to provide Type “A” cold lunch for the Farmingdale School District effective 

September 7, 2010 at no cost to the Freehold Regional High School District. 

I-10 ANNUAL AGREEMENT: FOOD DISTRIBUTION (COMMODITIES) 


RESOLVED to authorize 2010-2011 application – agreement to the New Jersey State Department 

of Agriculture for Food Commodities donated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and 

FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED that upon State approval of the application – agreement, the Board 

of Education guarantees that the food received will be used for the benefit of high school students 

and in accordance with the conditions of the application agreement. 

I-11 RESOLUTION ELIMINATING THE POSITION OF TREASURER OF SCHOOL MONEYS 


WHEREAS, Chapter 39, P.L. 2010 makes the position of treasurer of school moneys optional and 

WHEREAS, it is the wishes of the Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education to 

not engage a treasurer of school moneys and 

WHEREAS, the School Business Administrator possesses the proper certifications and 

qualifications to assume the duties of the treasurer of school moneys 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE FREEHOLD REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 

DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, AS FOLLOWS: 

1. The school business administrator shall receive, deposit, and hold in trust all school moneys 

belonging to the district from whatever source derived free of any control by the governing body of 

any municipality comprised in the district.


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2. The school business administrator shall deposit the school moneys or such part thereof as may 

be designated in any bank or banking institution of this State designated by it as a depository of 

school moneys, which may include the State of New Jersey Cash Management Fund, MBIA Cash 

Management Fund and NJARM Cash Management Fund. 

3. The school business administrator shall, upon depositing the same therein, be relieved from 

liability for any loss thereof which may be caused by reason of the deposit. 

4. The school business administrator shall be bonded in such amount and with such surety as the 

board shall direct. 

5. The school business administrator shall keep a record of the sums received and paid out by 

him/her in accordance with the uniform system of bookkeeping prescribed by the State Board. 

6. The school business administrator shall upon ceasing to hold the office of school business 

administrator, pay over the balance of school funds remaining in his/her hands to his/her successor 

in office. 

7. The school business administrator shall comply with all provisions of the law. 

J. BUILDINGS, TRANSPORTATION & PHYSICAL PLANT 

J-1 BID AWARD: CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES 


RESOLVED that bids for Custodial Supplies for the period July 1, 2010 through August 31, 2011 

be awarded to the following vendors as the lowest responsible bidders meeting specifications in the 

following amounts, and be it further noted that all bids received are on file and available for review 

in the Board Secretary’s Office. 

VENDOR/S 

AMOUNT/S 

Unipak $ 1,860.00 

Central Poly 8,940.00 

Mooney-General 806.50 

Chem-Tek 74,782.15 

Eastern Bag 341.50 

Spruce Industries 9,530.00 

Hillyard 52,582.25 

Supply King 17,215.75 

Tomar 1,112.50 

WB Mason 6,088.85 

Total $173,259.50


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J-2 TRANSPORTATION – FREEHOLD REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT ROUTES 


RESOLVED that bids for Freehold Regional High School District transportation routes for the 

2010-2011 school year be awarded to the following contractors in the amounts indicated, subject to 

the County Superintendent’s approval. 

Route # Contractor Amount Route # Contractor Amount 

71 Negba 29,520.00 102 Negba 30,060.00 

72 Negba 30,060.00 103 Negba 30,060.00 

73 STA 27,000.00 104 Durham 38,700.00 

74 Negba 29,520.00 105 Durham 40,140.00 

75 Negba 29,340.00 106 Durham 35,900.00 

76 STA 26,820.00 107 Negba 31,140.00 

78 Negba 29,520.00 108 Durham 35,900.00 

79 Negba 28,620.00 109 Durham 35,900.00 

80 Negba 29,520.00 110 Durham 38,700.00 

81 Durham 38,700.00 111 Negba 30,420.00 

82 Negba 28,620.00 112 Durham 38,760.00 

84 Negba 29,520.00 126 Durham 36,200.00 

85 Negba 29,700.00 127 Irvin Raphael 37,260.00 

86 STA 27,000.00 128 Irvin Raphael 37,260.00 



89 Negba 30,060.00 134 Negba 27,720.00 

90 STA 26,280.00 135 Negba 27,720.00 



93 Durham 40,140.00 138 Irvin Raphael 37,260.00 

94 Negba 31,140.00 139 Durham 36,900.00 

97 Durham 38,700.00 140 Negba 28,980.00 



100 Durham 40,140.00 159 Durham 40,140.00 

101 Negba 30,060.00 173 Negba 29,340.00 

J-3 BID REJECTION 


RESOLVED to reject all bids on Motor Vehicle Fluids as received on July 15, 2010.


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J-4 APPROVAL OF PARKING LOT LEASE AGREEMENT 



Lease Agreement with Josak, LLC for the rental of the parking lot. 

K. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS 

K-1 APPROVAL OF HOME INSTRUCTION 


RESOLVED that the following students be approved for home instruction for the 2010-2011 school 

year, at the rate of $32.00 per hour as indicated: 

NAME DATE RECOMMENDED BY 

T.F.-CN 6/28/10 Administration 

K-2 APPROVAL OF OUT OF DISTRICT PRIVATE PLACEMENTS 


RESOLVED that the following students be approved as tuition students to the institutions named 

for 2009-2010 school year, prorated as the fees indicate. 

NAME INSTITUTION DATE FEE PROGRAM 

M.W.-HW Children Specialized 5/24/10 $1,180.00 MD 

Hospital 

M.S.-MN Collier High School 6/9/10 $2,834.92 MD 

K-3 APPROVAL OF OUT OF DISTRICT PRIVATE PLACEMENTS 


RESOLVED that the following students be approved as tuition students to the institutions named 

for 2010-2011 school year, prorated as the fees indicate. 

Students with a July start date are provided an extension of their regular program (summer 2010) as 

indicated in the student’s Individual Educational Plan (IEP).


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NAME INSTITUTION DATE FEE PROGRAM 

N.R.-FT Applied Behavioral 7/1/10 $43,200.00 MD 

K.G.-MN Center School 9/7/10 $47,516.00 MD 

J.C.-ML CPC Highpoint 9/7/10 $61,200.00 MD 

C.M.-ML School for Children 7/6/10 $ 8,111.10 MD 

S.B.-FT Willowglen Academy 7/16/10 $60,510.24 MD 

K-4 APPROVAL OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 


RESOLVED that the Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education hereby approves 

the following Professional Services to provide services to special education students for the school 

year 2010-2011 as the projected fees indicate. 

NAME SERVICE PROVIDED FEE 

Bayada Nurses, Inc. Nursing $56,028.00 

Tina Giovannucci Speech/Language Therapy $ 3,500.00 

Laura Gesin Technology Tutorial Instructor $ 2,100.00 

Ursula Shah Occupational Therapy $25,400.00 

K-5 APPROVAL OF OVERNIGHT EXCURSION TO THE YOUTH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE 


RESOLVED that the Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education approves four (4) 

students from Colts Neck High School participating in the Youth Leadership Institute sponsored by 

the American Conference on Diversity in Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania (July 25-30, 2010). All 

registration and lodging/meal expenses will be paid by the Colts Neck Township Alliance and the 

American Conference on Diversity will provide transportation and chaperones for the excursion. A 

district staff member will join the students for one day collaboration on the students’ action plans. 

K-6 APPROVAL OF OVERNIGHT EXCURSION TO THE YOUTH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE 



students from Freehold High School and four (4) students from Freehold Township High School 

participating in the Youth Leadership Institute sponsored by the American Conference on Diversity 

in Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania (August 1-6, 2010). All registration and lodging/meal expenses 

will be paid by the Freehold Alliance and the American Conference on Diversity will provide 

transportation and chaperones for the excursion. A district staff member will join the students for 

one day collaboration on the students’ action plans.


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K-7 APPROVAL OF EXCURSION RELATED TO THE ALL-STATE MIXED CHORUS AND ALL- 

STATE ORCHESTRA PERFORMANCE 



students from Freehold High School and one (1) chaperone at an overnight excursion to the All- 

State Mixed Chorus and All-State Orchestra. Lodging at Trump Plaza Hotel and performance at 

Boardwalk Hall, both in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on November 3-5, 2010. The Board of 

Education expenses will not exceed $670. 

K-8 APPROVAL OF AMENDMENT TO FY2010 NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND (NCLB) GRANT 



submission of an amendment to the FY2010 NCLB Grant. 

K-9 ACCEPTANCE OF DONATIONS 


RESOLVED that the Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education accepts the 

donations as listed and on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, assigns such 

donations as designated below and instructs the Administration to write a letter thanking the donors, 

(addresses on file in the Board Office), for these donations. 

DONOR GIFT RECIPIENT 

Millennium Pharmaceuticals 43,680 boxes of tissues All Schools 

Marlboro H.S. Student Clubs $22,000 Marlboro H.S. 

Extracurricular Activities Office 

for Digital Marquee Sign 

Peter Wagar Karaoke Music Library Colts Neck H.S. 

Special Education Recreation 

Program and the Music 

Department


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K-10 APPROVAL FOR FREEHOLD REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT TO ENROLL IN THE 

NEW JERSEY STATE INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FOR THE 2010-2011 

SCHOOL YEAR 


RESOLVED that the Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education, in accordance 

with Chapter 172, Laws of 1979, hereby authorizes the Administration to enroll the district, by 

school, to be a member of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association, and will use 

that organization's rules of play in all competitive sports for the 2010-2011 school year in the 

amount of $2,150.00 per school. 

L. ADMINISTRATION 

L-1 APPROVAL OF BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBER/S AND STAFF MEMBER/S 

ATTENDANCE AT PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS 



following board of education member(s) and the Superintendent recommends approval of the 

following staff members to attend the professional conferences and workshops as listed in 

Attachment #4 in the amount of $1,900.00. 

M. OLD BUSINESS 

N. NEW BUSINESS 

O. CLOSED MEETING 

P. ADJOURNMENT OF REGULAR MEETING 

Motion to adjourn the meeting. 

Meeting adjourned at _________ a.m./p.m.


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If the necessity for holding an executive session exists, the form of the resolution is as follows: 

O. RESOLUTION: Holding Closed Meeting (10:4-9, 12) 


BE IT RESOLVED to hold closed Executive Conference Session in Administration Building, 11 Pine 

Street, Englishtown, NJ 07726, at ____ p.m. prevailing time, as follows: 

ITEM # TO DISCUSS * (Agenda to extent known) 

1 Negotiations 

2 Personnel 

3 Legal 

4 Individual Privacy 

5 Security 

6 Investments/Property Acquisition 

7 Contract Litigation or Negotiations 

defined as excluded from requirements of Open Public Meetings Act of 1975, further it is anticipated that 

such discussions may be disclosed upon resolution. 

*per list of exceptions set forth in N.J. 10:4-12. 

The _____ President ___________ reconvened the meeting at ____:____ p.m./a.m. 

1. NEGOTIATIONS – Any matter relating to collective bargaining agreement or the process of negotiation. 

2. PERSONNEL – Any matter relating to the employment, termination, evaluation or discipline of any 

present or prospective officer or employee, unless all officers or employees whose rights may be 

adversely affected have requested in writing that the matters be discussed in a public meeting. 

3. LEGAL – Any matter required by Federal/or State Law/or Court Rule to be confidential and not subject 

to public meetings, as well as any matter falling within attorney-client privileges. 

4. INDIVIDUAL PRIVACY – Any information which, if disclosed, would constitute an unwarranted 

invasion of individual privacy, including any record or material relating to an individual student, unless 

the student (or his guardian) requests public disclosure. 

5. SECURITY – Any measures designed for the protection of persons and property when matters falling 

within the attorney-client privilege and in which confidentiality is required, including possible violations 

of law. 

6. INVESTMENTS/PROPERTY ACQUISITION – Any matter relating to the acquisition of real property 

or the investment of public funds where disclosure could adversely affect the public interest. 

7. CONTRACT LITIGATION OR NEGOTIATIONS – Other than personnel terms or conditions.

Agenda - Freehold Regional High School District

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