July 10SpecialMeeting - Capital Region BOCES

BOARD OF COOPERATIVE 

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD 

1031 Watervliet-Shaker Road 

Albany, New York 12205 

(518) 862-4920 Fax (518)862-4949 

SPECIAL MEETING -- July 10, 2006 

A Special Meeting of the Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Albany-Schoharie-Schenectady- 

Saratoga Counties, 1031 Watervliet-Shaker Road, Albany, New York, was held on July 10, 2006 at the 

Administrative Offices - Meeting Room. The meeting was called to order by President Lenhardt at 7:01 

p.m. 

PRESENT 

Lynne Lenhardt 

Sandra Beloncik 

John Bergeron 

Jeff Bradt 

Charleen DeLorenzo 

Donald Macomber 

John Phelan 

John Yagielski 

Barbara Nagler, Dist. Supt. 

Kathryn Gerbino, Asst. Dist. Supt. 

Mark Jones, Asst. Dist. Supt. 

Mary Roach, Attorney 

Sharon Kisby, Clerk of the Board 

ABSENT 

John Monteiro 

Inge Jacobs 

Carl Strang 

STAFF 

William Adams 

Peter Kopcha 

Henry Stopinski 

It was moved by Dr. Bergeron and seconded by Mrs. Beloncik to waive the 72 Hour 

Notice to add the following items to the agenda and those introduced by unanimous 

resolution. The motion passed unanimously. 

WAIVE 72 HOUR 

NOTICE 

6. Executive Session to Discuss a Specific Personnel Issue and to Review Tenure 

Recommendations 

7. Personnel Items 

a) Staffing Actions 

7. Other Appointments: 

l) Bruce Bonacquist, Program Manager-Business and Risk Management 

Services-Level 6/ School Support Services/Building 900, at $88,000 

annually, prorated to the amount of service rendered, effective August 

21, 2006. New Position. 

Type of Appointment: 

Provisional 

This appointment is pending satisfactory resolution of the required 

New York State background check. 

< An Equal Opportunity Employer

Special Meeting -- July 10, 2006 Page 2 

It was moved by Mr. Macomber and seconded by Mr. Yagielski to approve 

the Minutes of the June 19, 2006 meeting. The motion passed unanimously. 

Board Members discussed the following: 

- Board Member John Yagielski thanked Dr. Nagler and Dr. Jacobs for reviewing 

the concerns raised by staff members at the June 19 th Board Meeting. He noted 

that the Board was especially pleased to have received information addressing 

the safety concerns raised by the staff and that administration was prepared to 

continue to monitor class sizes and the issue of safety during the summer. 

MINUTES 

REPORTS FROM 

BOARD MEMBERS 

The Board was also pleased to see that the number of actual staffing lay-offs 

included in the June staffing agenda was much less than had been projected 

during the earlier budget discussions. Hope was expressed that the number 

might decrease further over the summer as additional students were identified. 

- A recent article in the Times Union which featured a former student (Barry 

Davis) who had attended the Albany Campus of the Career and Technical 

School. Mr. Davis is well known for his knife carving abilities. 

- Results were shared regarding the items the Board identified as potential goals 

for the 2006-07 School Year during the June 19 th meeting. Further discussion 

will take place on July 13 th during the retreat. 

- The book Professional Learning Communities at Work - Best Practices for 

Enchancing Student Achievement - which will be discussed during the retreat 

on July 13 th and 14 th was discussed. 

- A letter was received from the Guilderland Central School Board. The Capital 

Region BOCES Board will try to meet in August or September to discuss the 

issues raised. 

- The Nursing Graduation held on June 28 th at Mohonasen. 

- Attendance at the Resolution Committee Meeting held at the NYSSBA. Packets 

will be sent out in the very near future. 

- The 2006 Academy for Public School Governance Conference scheduled for 

July 21 – 23, 2006 or September 15 – 17, 2006 at The Desmond Hotel & 

Conference Center. 

- The Twelfth Annual School Law Conference scheduled for July 21, 2006 at 

the Desmond.. 

Policy Committee - Dr. Bergeron (Chair) - The committee is in the process of 

scheduling a meeting in order to decide if the Audit/Finance/Facilities 

Committee should remain in tact or if it should be separated. 

Component/Community Relations Committee - Mrs. Beloncik (Chair) - Suggested 

Administration compile a list of 2006-07 Board Meeting dates for component 

Boards of Education. 

It was moved by Mr. Kutzscher and seconded by Mr. Bradt to approve the 

following. The motion passed unanimously. 

GRANT 

CONSIDERATIONS 

(Applications)


1. Permission for the Career and Technical Education Division to apply for a grant 

entitled “State Welfare Program Title II - Albany, Rensselaer, Schenectady, Fulton, 

Montgomery, Schoharie” in the amount of $7,839. The purpose of the grant is to 

continue the programs for Adult Basic & Adult Secondary Education. 

2. Permission for the Career and Technical Education Division to apply for a grant 

entitled “2006-2007 Perkins” in the amount of $409,127. The purpose of the grant is 

to improve and develop Career and Technical Education Programs. 

It was moved by Mr. Kutzscher and seconded by Mr. Bradt to accept the 

following grants. The motion passed unanimously. 

(Acceptance) 

1. Project No.: U215X060014, “Upstate New York Teaching of American History 

Project” in the amount of $995,679. Permission to apply was received March 21, 

2005. 

It was moved by Mr. Bradt and seconded by Mrs. Beloncik to enter into Executive 

Session at 7:50 p.m. to discuss a specific personnel issue and to review Tenure 

Recommendations. The motion passed unanimously. 

The Regular Session reconvened at 8:25 p.m. 

It was moved by Mr. Macomber and seconded by Mr. Bradt to accept the 

following resignations. The motion passed unanimously. 

EXECUTIVE 

SESSION 

REGULAR 

SESSION 

PERSONNEL 


(Resignations) 

1. Nancy Adams, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Duanesburg Middle 

School, for personal reasons, effective June 30, 2006. (11/05) 

2. Christina Bernard, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Guilderland High 

School, for personal reasons, effective June 30, 2006. (9/05) 

3. Laura Cooper, Teacher (LOA)/Special Education/Wembley-Itinerant, for personal 

reasons, effective July 31, 2006. (9/89) 

4. Angela Frechette, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Draper Middle School, for 

personal reasons, effective June 30, 2006. (9/03) 

5. Tracey Gyoerkoe, Coordinator-Academic Integration-Level 5 (LOA)/Career and 

Technical Education/Albany and Schoharie Campuses, to continue in her current 

appointment as Supervisor-Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment-Level 6/Career 

and Technical Education/Albany and Schoharie Campuses, effective July 17, 2006. 

(11/94) 

6. Brooke Huntington, Teacher/Special Education/Voorheesville High School, for 

personal reasons, effective July 10, 2006. (9/05)


7. Barbara LaMarche, Coordinator-Practical Nursing-Level 5/Career and Technical 

Education/Albany Campus, for personal reasons, effective August 25, 2006. (9/05) 

8. Mark Wahl, Instructor (Adult Practical Nursing Program)/Career and Technical 

Education/Albany Campus, for personal reasons, effective September 1, 2006. (9/01) 

It was moved by Mr. Macomber and seconded by Mr. Bradt to approve the 

following changes of FTE. The motion passed unanimously. 

(Changes of FTE 

(Hours)) 

1. Roger Brightly, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Mohonasen High School, 

change in status from 6.5 hours/day to 7.0 hours/day, effective September 5, 2006. 

2. Deborah Capogna, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Westmere Elementary 

School, change in status from 7.0 hours/day to 6.5 hours/day, effective September 5, 

2006. 

3. Daniel Charbonneau, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Maywood School, 

change in status, from 7.0 hours/day to 6.5 hours/day, effective September 5, 2006. 

4. Rhonda Chichester, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Pinewood Elementary 


2006. 

5. Carol Clark, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Mohonasen High School, 


6. Daniel Darpino, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Iroquois Middle School, 


7. Lucinda Foss, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Iroquois Middle School, 


8. Jill Hudson, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Pinewood Elementary School, 


9. Melissa Hughes, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Page Avenue School, 


10. Nadine Johnson, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Page Avenue School, change 

in status from 6.5 hours/day to 7.0 hours/day, effective September 5, 2006. 

11. Holly Klug, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Rotterdam Academy I, change 


12. Theresa Livingston, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Guilderland High School, 


13. Dona Moffatt, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Westmere Elementary School, 

change in status from 7.0 hours/day to 6.5 hours/day, effective September 5, 2006.


14. Brenda Morehouse, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Career and Technical 

Education/Albany Campus, change in status from 6.5 hours/day to 6.0 hours/day, 

effective September 5, 2006. 

15. Richard Mossey, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Maywood School, change 


16. Cynthia Packard, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Pinewood Elementary 


2006. 

17. Yvonne Pierce, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Iroquois Middle School, 


18. Alison Posluszny, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Scotia-Glenville High 


2006. 

19. Alicia Reardon, Teaching Assistant 1:1/Special Education/Farnsworth Middle 


2006. 

20. Kristen Reed, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Rotterdam Academy I, change in 

status from 7.0 hours/day to 6.5 hours/day, effective September 5, 2006. 

21. Wendi Richards, Coordinator-Transition Services-Level 4 (11 months)/Special 

Education/Maywood School, change in status from .4 FTE to .2 FTE, effective July 

1, 2006. 

22. Shana Stage, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Iroquois Middle School, change 


23. Heidi Woods, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Mohonasen High School, 



following changes of status. The motion passed unanimously. 

(Changes of Status) 

1. Sally Margison, Program Assistant (Inventory-Risk Management)-Level 2/School 

Support Services/Building 900, change in Civil Service status from provision to 

permanent, due to attainment of an appropriate ranking on the Civil Service 

examination for Program Assistant (Inventory Risk Management), effective May 16, 

2006. 

2. Marie Pelkofsky, Teacher/Special Education/Rotterdam Academy I, change in end 

date of resignation from August 30, 2006 to June 30, 2006. 


following leaves of absence. The motion passed unanimously. 

(Leaves of Absence)


1. Kristina Battaglino, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Guilderland Elementary 

School, return to work from child rearing leave, effective July 9, 2006. 

2. Renee Holmes, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Van Antwerp Middle School, 

change in end date of illness leave, from June 30, 2006 to June 18, 2006. 

3. Renee Holmes, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Van Antwerp Middle School, 

return to work from illness leave, effective June 19, 2006. 

4. Patricia Joyce-O’Toole, Speech Therapist/Special Education/Wembley-Itinerant, 

return to work from child rearing leave, effective July 1, 2006. 

5. Meghan Kumar, Teacher (Consultant)/Special Education/Wembley-Itinerant, child 

rearing leave, from July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007. 

6. Kari Shekhter, Teacher/Special Education/Lincoln Elementary School, change in 

leave, from child rearing to FMLA, effective September 5, 2006 through January 1, 

2007. 

7. Wendi Solomon-Nish, Physical Therapist Assistant/Special Education/Wembley- 

Itinerant, return to work from child rearing leave, effective July 1, 2006. 

8. Erik Sweet, Teacher (Alternative Education)/Career and Technical Education/Albany 

Campus, extended personal leave, from September 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007. 

9. Francesca Tersigni, Teaching Assistant/Special Education/Iroquois Middle School, 

return to work from child rearing leave, effective July 17, 2006. 


following terminations. The motion passed unanimously. 

(Terminations) 

1. Laura Cooper, Principal-Special Education/Special Education/Wembley Court, layoff 

due to reduction in force, caused by reduced enrollments, effective July 14, 2006. 

2. Denise Pallozzi, Coordinator-Innovative Curriculum-Level 5/Career and Technical 

Education/Albany Campus, termination of interim appointment as planned, effective 

July 17, 2006. 

3. The lay-off of the following Teachers, due to reduction in force, caused by a change 

in service requests, effective June 30, 2006: 

Name Assignment Tenure Area 

Laura Feinberg Glen Worden Elementary School Special Education 

James Lindsay Wembley-Itinerant (Consultant) Special Education 

Valerie Trzcinski Westmere Elementary Education of Deaf Children 

Jessica Walthers Schenectady High School Special Education 

Ann-Marie Warren Wembley-Itinerant (Consultant) Special Education 

Bonnie Zanker Maywood School Special Education


4. The lay-off of the following Speech Therapists, due to reduction in force, caused by a 

change in service requests, effective June 30, 2006: 


Kristin Donohue Wembley-Itinerant Speech and Hearing Handicapped 

Heather Piotrowski Wembley-Itinerant Speech and Hearing Handicapped 

5. The lay-off of the following Teaching Assistants, due to reduction in force, caused by 

a change in service requests, effective June 30, 2006: 

Name 

Assignment 

Michelle Barde 

1:1/Pinewood Elementary School 

Michael Batcher 

1:1/Glen Worden Elementary School 

Erica Bode 

Rotterdam Academy II 

Venita Bostick 

1:1/Maywood School 

Wendell Brown 

Maywood School 

Eileen Carson 

1:1/Westmere Elementary School 

Deborah Cummings 1:1/Forts Ferry Elementary School 

Kathryn DiGristina Rotterdam Academy II 

K. Aaron Eleby Rotterdam Academy II 

Lindsay Esmond 

Maritime Center 

Steven Evans 

Iroquois Middle School 

Maureen Farrell 

Voorheesville Middle School 

Susan Farrelly 

Guilderland High School 

Brayden Gill 

1:1/Iroquois Middle School 

Renee Holmes 

Van Antwerp Middle School 

Hilary Kruckenberg Rotterdam Academy II 

Samantha Krueger 1:1/Voorheesville Middle School 

Joseph Lee 

1:1/Guilderland Elementary School 

Derek MacDormand 1:1/Westmere Elementary School 

Kimberly Marro 

Page Avenue School 

Melissa McPherson Rotterdam Academy I 

Timothy Peck 

Page Avenue School 

Sheryl Ricciardelli 1:1/College of St. Rose 

Kimberly Rivenburg 1:1//Forts Ferry Elementary School 

I-Asia White 

1:1/Guilderland Elementary School 

Luanne Williams 

Scotia-Glenville High School 

6. The lay-off of the following Nurses, due to reduction in force, caused by a change in 

service requests, effective June 30, 2006: 

Name 

Connie Isopo 

Kelly Livingston 

Kathryn Stone 

Assignment 

LPN/Rosendale Elementary School 

LPN/Shenendehowa High School 

LPN/Van Antwerp Middle School


7. The termination of part-time position for the following Teacher, with lay-off due to 

reduction in force, caused by a change in service request, effective June 30, 2006: 


Anna Ader .4 FTE/Wembley-Itinerant Blind and Visually Handicapped Children 

8. The termination of part-time position for the following School Social Workers, with 

lay-off due to reduction in force, caused by a change in service request, effective June 

30, 2006: 


Elizabeth Chabot .2 FTE/Wembley-Itinerant School Social Worker 

Christine Daly .2 FTE/Wembley-Itinerant School Social Worker 

Kristin Mills .4 FTE/Wembley-Itinerant School Social Worker 

9. The termination of part-time position for the following Teaching Assistants, with layoff 

due to reduction in force, caused by a change in service request, effective June 30, 

2006: 

Name 

Thomas Dercole 

Zachary DiPierro 

Paul Yacko 

Assignment 

6 hours/day, 4 days/week/Albany CTE Campus 

3.25 hours/day/1:1/Rotterdam Academy II 

6 hours/day, 4 days/week/Albany CTE Campus 


following tenure track (Probationary) appointments. The motion passed 

unanimously. 

(Probationary 

Appointments 

[Tenure Track]) 

1. Zachary Metzler, Teacher (Medium and Heavy Duty Truck Repair)/Career and 

Technical Education/initial assignment will be Schoharie Campus, at Column 2, Step 

1 ($33,479) of the Teachers Unit Salary Schedule, prorated to the amount of service 

rendered, effective September 5, 2006 through September 4, 2009. Replacement 

Position. 


Certification: 

Tenure Area: 

Probationary – 3 Years 

Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Heavy Equipment Repair 

and Operation) 

Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Occupations-Heavy 

Equipment Repair and Operation 

This appointment is pending satisfactory resolution of the required New York State 

background check.


2. Denise Pallozzi, Coordinator-Innovative Curriculum-Level 5/Career and Technical 

Education/Albany Campus, at $59,000 annually, prorated to the amount of service 

rendered, effective July 18, 2006 through October 18, 2008 (includes credit for nine 

months for prior interim service). New Position. 


Certification: 

Tenure Area: 

Probationary – 3 Years 

School Administrator/Supervisor (Provisional) 

Coordinator-Innovative Curriculum 



(Other 

Appointments) 

1. Bruce Bonacquist, Program Manager-Business and Risk Management Services- 

Level 6/School Support Services/Building 900, at $88,000 annually, prorated to the 

amount of service rendered, effective August 21, 2006. New Position. 


Provisional 


background check. 

2. Shannon Cherry, Public Information Specialist (Media)-Level 3 (.25 FTE)/School 

Support Services/Building 900, at $40,000 annually, prorated to the amount of 

service rendered, effective July 11, 2006. Replacement Position. 


Provisional (Part time) 



3. Judith Cox, Public Information Specialist (Public Relations)-Level 3 (.1 FTE)/School 


service rendered, effective July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007. New Position. 


Provisional 



4. Louis Fagan, Public Information Specialist (Marketing)-Level 3 (.5 FTE)/School 




Provisional (Part time) 


background check.


5. Katherine Goodwin, Coordinator I-Data Readiness-Level 3/Regional Information 

Center/initial assignment will be Saratoga Springs City School District, at $40,000 

annually, prorated to the amount of service rendered, effective July 12, 2006. New 

Position. 

Type of Appointment: Provisional 



6. Tracy Gyoerkoe, Coordinator-Mentoring/Office of the Assistant District 

Superintendent for Instructional Services/Central Administration, at a stipend of .1 

FTE of her 2006-07 salary annually, prorated to the amount of service rendered, 

effective July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007. Replacement Position. 

7. David Holmes, Coordinator–DDP and Data Communications-Level 3/Regional 

Information Center/initial assignment will be Schoharie Central School District, at 

$43,433 annually, prorated to the amount of service rendered, effective July 11, 2006. 

Replacement Position. 

Type of Appointment: Provisional 



8. Renata Mazzio-Gittler, Public Information Specialist (Public Relations)-Level 3/ 

School Support Services/Building 900, at $40,000 annually, prorated to the amount of 



Provisional 



9. Andrew Truesdell, Specialist-Administrative Services (Tech Support)-Level 3/ 

Regional Information Center/North Country, at $38,812 annually, prorated to the 

amount of service rendered, effective July 11, 2006. New Position. 


Provisional 



10. Paula Williams, Lead Mentor/Office of the Assistant District Superintendent for 

Instructional Services/Central Administration, at a stipend of .1 FTE of her 2006-07 

salary annually, prorated to the amount of service rendered, effective July 1, 2006 

through June 30, 2007. Replacement Position.


11. The following appointments (temporary, substitute, seasonal, part time) are from July 

1, 2006 through June 30, 2007 in accordance with Policy #4035. Employees are not 

eligible for benefits (health, dental, vision, long term disability and life insurance). 

Hourly/ Term of 

Name Division Rate Per Diem Employment Position 

Jennifer Fogarty SSS 11.43 Hourly As Needed Bus Monitor 

Deborah Allen SSS 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Kim Armstrong CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Laura Bassani SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Jesse Bloomer RIC 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Nannette Boscarino SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Barbara Burnham CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Inneke Carmola SPE 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Shannon Casso SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Shalie Cohen SSS 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Elizabeth Comley SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Carolanne Delair CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Michelle DiAntonio SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Jong Doh SSS 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Louise Embree CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Katrina Ernest ADM 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Steven Evans SPE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Barbara Faulisi CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Catherine Festine SPE 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Lauren Festine SPE 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Brian Fox SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Heather Frame SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Camille Gibeau CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Kerstin Gillman SPE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Jacqueline Gleckman CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Amber Haggerty ADM 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Shannon Haggerty ADM 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Cynthia Hamel CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Robin Hanson SSS 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Sean Harrison RIC 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Lena Herbert CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Karla Kennedy SSS 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Katelyn Low RIC 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Linda Kilmer CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Ellen Lozada CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Alyce Lyons CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Katie Marcella SSS 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Derek MacDormand RIC 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Kathleen Menzies CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

RaeAnne Miller CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Teresa Molineaux CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Nicole Monty SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Bradley Morgan SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Marjorie Morrell CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Daniel Murdock SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Evan Ozmat RIC 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Tania Pathen CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk


Ei T. Phyu SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Christopher Powers SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Nancy Quackenbush SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Andrea Rea CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Christopher Regal SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Julie Rock RIC 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Beth Rutnik SPE 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Susan Ruscitto CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

H. Thomas Schweizer SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Rebecca Sparacin SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Barbara Sherwood CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Brittany Simone SSS 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Stacy Sylvester CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Erin Tice SPE 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Meghan Tice SPE 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Brian Trischetta RIC 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Ryan Watroba SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Mackenzie Watroba SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Kathleen Wilkes SSS 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Dana Wojcik SSS 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Clerk 

Nathan Wood RIC 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Kathleen Wunderlich CTE 12.32 Hourly As Needed Clerk 

Renee Beaulieu SPE 268.52 Per Diem 7/1-8/31/06 Consultant (Professional Development) 

Gerald Carozza RIC 500.00 Per Diem As Needed Consultant (RIC) 

David Courtright RIC 55.00 Hourly As Needed Consultant (RIC) 

Patricia Gogol SSS 266.34 Per Diem 7/1-8/31/06 Consultant (Staff Development) 

Gary Jones ADM 65.00 Hourly As Needed Consultant (Negotiations) 

Consultant (Business/Risk Management 

Mark LaPlante SSS 600.00 Per Diem As Needed Services) 

Consultant (Public Information 

Michael Lisi SSS 23.00 Hourly As Needed Specialist) 

Gerene Lynne SPE 399.92 Per Diem As Needed Consultant (Speech Therapy) 

Andrew Marino SSS 24.00 Hourly As Needed 

Consultant (Public Information 

Specialist) 

Kimberly Mahar SPE 188.70 Per Diem 7/1-8/31/06 Consultant (Assistive Technology) 

Eugue Murray SPE 386.12 Per Diem As Needed Consultant (Speech Therapy) 

Eileen Pasquini SPE 187.79 Per Diem 7/1-8/31/06 Consultant (Assistive Technology) 

David Terry CTE 244.00 Per Diem As Needed Consultant (Principal) 

Mary Ratzer SSS 87.00 Hourly As Needed Consultant (Library Services) 

Alison Taylor SSS 650.00 Per Diem As Needed Consultant (Literacy Center) 

Donna Trautwein ADM 450.00 Per Diem As Needed Consultant (HR) 

Shane Barton ADM 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Custodial Worker 

Maryella Bell ADM 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Custodial Worker 

Paul Carmola SPE 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Custodial Worker 

Zachary DiPierro SPE 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Custodial Worker 

James Garner ADM 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Custodial Worker 

Kyle Girard ADM 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Custodial Worker 

Richard Guyup ADM 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Custodial Worker 

Tom Haines ADM 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Custodial Worker 

Lena Herbert ADM 12.32 Hourly As Needed Custodial Worker 

Marvin Horne SPE 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Custodial Worker 

Edward Kiburz ADM 12.32 Hourly As Needed Custodial Worker 

William Mau II ADM 12.32 Hourly As Needed Custodial Worker


Stephen Usher SPE 12.32 Hourly Seasonal Custodial Worker 

William Adams ADM 400.00 Per Diem As Needed Director-Human Resources (Interim) 

Marianne Thorn SPE 85.00 Per Diem As Needed Interpreter (Substitute) 

Mary Ann Willbrant SPE 85.00 Per Diem As Needed Interpreter (Substitute) 

George Gates RIC 12.32 Per Diem As Needed Messenger (Courier) 

Charles Searle RIC 12.32 Per Diem As Needed Messenger (Courier) 

Peter Voss RIC 12.32 Per Diem As Needed Messenger (Courier) 

Mark Wahl CTE 238.48 Per Diem As Needed Presenter (CPR) 

Catherine Bell RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Mary E. Black RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Mary Bristol RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Darlene Cardillo RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Cheryl Cufari RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Gwynne Delong RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Beth Disque RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Jesse Fitzgerald RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Stephanie Graseck RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Michael Greene RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Jeanette Langan RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Carol LaRow RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Theresa Reid RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Trisha Roeser RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Stephanie Ryall RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Marcia Smith RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Victoria Stoodley RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Debbie Timmis RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Cassie West RIC 43.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (Model Schools) 

Catherine Welling SSS 296.82 Per Diem 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (Prevention Services) 

Molly Fanning SSS 300.00 Per Diem 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (Summer Writing Institute) 

Thomas Brophy SPE 50.00 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (TCI) 

Darlene Marchand-Clifford SPE 50.00 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (TCI) 

Julienne Magnano SPE 50.00 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (TCI) 

Wendy McMahon SPE 50.00 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (TCI) 

Carolyn Beattie SPE 50.00 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (VISTA) 

Kristen Covington SPE 50.00 Hourly 7/1/-8/31/06 Presenter (VISTA) 

Susan DeLuke SPE 100.00 Hourly Per Diem Presenter (VISTA) 

Donna Fitzgerald SPE 50.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (VISTA) 

Christopher Foster SPE 50.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (VISTA) 

Trisha Frament SPE 50.00 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (VISTA) 

Michele Grieco-Hackett SPE 50.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (VISTA) 

Edwin Harris SPE 50.00 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (VISTA) 

Joelle Lydon SPE 50.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (VISTA) 

Kim McMann SPE 50.00 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (VISTA) 

Anne O’Brien-Teta SPE 50.00 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (VISTA) 

Sharla Perel SPE 50.00 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (VISTA) 

John Walden SPE 50.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (VISTA)


Elizabeth Whiteman SPE 50.00 Hourly As Needed Presenter (VISTA) 

Matthew Hogan SSS 525.00 Per Diem 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (Wilson Reading System) 

Cheryl Smith SSS 525.00 Per Diem 7/1-8/31/06 Presenter (Wilson Reading System) 

Luann Alimena SSS 49.47 Hourly As Needed School Social Worker (Teen Parenting) 

Kevin Eglit ADM 393.78 Per Diem 7/1-8/31/06 School Social Worker (EAP) 

Barbara Petraznik SPE 17.02 Hourly 7/1-6/30/07 Sr Acct Clerk II (Substitute Procurator) 

Diane Callahan SSS 14.79 Hourly As Needed Senior Keyboard Specialist 

Janet Gallas SPE 18.63 Hourly 7/1-10/31/06 Senior Keyboard Specialist 

Christine Richardson SPE 17.87 Hourly As Needed School Nurse 

Carol Leiby SPE 90.00 Per Diem As Needed School Nurse (Substitute) 

Marie Cullen SPE 197.33 Per Diem As Needed Senior Nurse 

Kristin Bodden SPE 95.00 Per Diem As Needed Teacher (Substitute) 

Carole Burger SPE 95.00 Per Diem As Needed Teacher (Substitute) 

Margaret Steinbach SPE 95.00 Per Diem As Needed Teacher (Substitute) 

Erin Tice SPE 95.00 Per Diem As Needed Teacher (Substitute) 

Corrine Walthers SPE 95.00 Per Diem As Needed Teacher (Substitute) 

Linda Berquist RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

Kathleen Collins RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

Matthew Decker RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

Kathleen Derochie RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

Amy Henges RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

Adam LaBuda RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

Mary Martini RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

Brian McCoy RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

John Miletich RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

Annemarie Monacelli RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

Erin Snyder RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

Amanda Soulia RIC 36.70 Hourly 7/1-8/31/06 Tchr (Summer Sch-Distance Learning) 

Kim Armstrong SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Dona Ausfeld SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Natalie Bernardi SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Shaina Bernardi SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Kristin Bodden SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Toni Boilard SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Marilyn Jean Briscoe SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Kelsey Brown SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Carole Burger SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Nicholas D'ambrosi SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Vicki DeGroff SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Shannon DiPisa SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Sarah Doherty SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Christopher Foster SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Mark Horner SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Peggy Kennison SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute)


Carole Kimball SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Holly Klug SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Carolyn Kronick SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Mary Lamiano SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Bettina Lanahan SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Philomena Lucian SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Michael Martin SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Elizabeth Matturro SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Edward McBain SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Terry Lynn Mccoy SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Dennisha Miller SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Catherine Nasser SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Kathleen Plano SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Helen Reid SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Sheryl Ricciardelli SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Christian Rohrer SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Caitrie Santicola SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Jerome Steele SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Margaret Steinbach SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Christian Summers SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Andrea Swank SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Erin Tice SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Kathleen Tomich SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Michoa Tzovaras SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Ann Marie Van Alstyne SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Katherine Whalen SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Luanne Williams SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

Jacqueline Wood SPE 9.25 Hourly As Needed Teaching Assistant (Substitute) 

George Lorange SPE 28.00 Hourly As Needed Tutor 

12. The following Special Education appointments are from July 3, 2006 through August 

11, 2006 unless otherwise noted. Salaries will be based on the contract provisions in 

effect for the 2006-2007 school year according to the designated employee group. The 

appropriate column and step, including credit hours, if applicable, will be utilized for 

regular BOCES employees and prorated to the level of services rendered. All other 

employees will be compensated pursuant to Policy #4035. 

NAME POSITION FTE COLUMN STEP 

Sherry Karcher-Hewitt Bldg. Liaison Leader 1.0 $2,000 Stipend 

Barbara Gabriel-Catalano Bldg. Liaison Leader 0.5 $1,000 Stipend 

Julie Magnano Bldg. Liaison Leader 0.5 $1,000 Stipend 

Stephen Roberts Bldg. Liaison Leader 0.5 $1,000 Stipend 

Alfred Wolfer Bldg. Liaison Leader 0.5 $1,000 Stipend 

Michele Blakely D/HH Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Joan Brucker D/HH Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Beverly Rosen D/HH Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Tina Adams Educational Assistant 0.5 18 

Margaret Bergeron Educational Assistant 1.0 17 

Charles Mondun Educational Assistant 1.0 12 

Sterling Mosher Educational Assistant 1.0 11 

Wilson Pickett Educational Assistant 1.0 8 

Marcus Williams Educational Assistant 1.0 12


Marie Cullen Nurse 1.0 8 $209.80/day 

Nancy Hammond Nurse 1.0 5 $124.30/day 

Lisa Hatker Nurse 1:1 1.0 5 $138.27/day 

Kelly Livingston Nurse 1.0 5 $125.92/day 

Christine Richardson Nurse 1.0 5 $136.35/day 

Kathryn Stone Nurse 1:1 1.0 5 $124.30/day 

William Andrews Occ. Therapist 0.6 3 17 

Debra Bamberger Occ. Therapist 0.6 3 17 

Katheen Collen Occ. Therapist 0.6 3 13 

Debra Collins Occ. Therapist 0.4 3 17 

Kay Gentry Occ. Therapist 0.6 3 14 

Cecelia Gookin Occ. Therapist 0.8 4 17 

Karen Tomlinson Occ. Therapist 1.0 4 16 

Patricia Dover Occ. Therapy Asst. 0.6 8 $140.47/day 

Pamela Tygert Occ. Therapy Asst. 0.6 8 $209.70/day 

Shirley Sutorius Orientation and Mobility 0.4 4 17 

Robert Bernardi Rehabilitation Teacher 0.5 4 17 

James Bailey Phy. Ed. Teacher 1.0 4 14 

Michael Donnelly Phy. Ed. Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Holly Lape Phy. Ed. Teacher 0.4 4 5 

Anthony Marotta Phy. Ed. Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Janet Breeze Phy. Therapist 0.4 3 C-1 

Julianne Scanlan Phy. Therapist 0.6 4 8 

Karen Mezz Phy. Therapy Asst. 0.6 8 $215.11/day 

Margaret Parasandola Phy. Therapy Asst. 0.6 8 $215.11/day 

Harvey Baines Social Worker 0.3 4 17 

Rachel Berliner Social Worker 0.6 4 16 

Gloria Bivona-Sciavolino Social Worker 0.6 4 17 

Susan Brown Social Worker 0.2 4 17 

Karen Callen Social Worker 0.4 4 9 

Kevin Eglit Social Worker 0.4 4 17 

Barbara Gabriel-Catalano Social Worker 0.6 4 6 

Amanda Genzer Social Worker 1.0 4 13 

Gwenda Hook Social Worker 0.8 4 9 

Craig Kennedy Social Worker 0.6 4 17 

Joanne Knauer Social Worker 0.4 4 17 

William Knauer Social Worker 0.4 4 8 

Richard Lenney Social Worker 0.6 4 9 

Robin Lippman-Scharf Social Worker 0.4 4 17 

Julienne Magnano Social Worker 0.6 4 17 

Kimberly Martin Social Worker 0.4 4 9 

Louise McGann Social Worker 0.4 4 17 

Frank McGill Social Worker 0.6 4 17 

Maureen Molineaux Social Worker 1.0 4 C-1 

Linda Munro Social Worker 0.4 4 17 

James Owen Social Worker 0.6 4 17 

Stephen Roberts Social Worker 0.6 4 16 

Paul Schultz Social Worker 0.4 4 13 

Jan Silverman-Pollow Social Worker 0.4 4 17 

Regina Tirella Social Worker 0.6 4 15 

Stephen Tompkins Social Worker 0.4 4 16 

Angela Tritto Social Worker 0.2 4 15 

Alfred Wolfer Social Worker 0.8 4 17 

Marielle Ball Speech Therapist 0.6 4 11


Katherine Bollin Speech Therapist 0.4 4 17 

Elaine Burrill Speech Therapist 0.8 4 16 

Terri Cuomo Speech Therapist 0.4 4 17 

Lynette Dalland Speech Therapist 0.7 4 7 

Suzanne Davis Speech Therapist 0.8 4 17 

Kristin Trudeau-Degan Speech Therapist 0.2 3 8 

Kristin Donohue Speech Therapist 0.5 4 3 

Carol Farrere Speech Therapist 0.4 4 17 

Flora Fasoldt Speech Therapist 0.4 4 17 

Shannon Garrison Speech Therapist 0.6 4 6 

Sherry Karcher-Hewitt Speech Therapist 1.0 4 16 

Gerene Lynn Speech Therapist 0.4 4 C-1 

Deborah Morris Speech Therapist 0.4 4 12 

Kathryn Moulder Speech Therapist 0.4 4 10 

Eugene Murray Speech Therapist 0.3 4 17 

Heather Piotrowksi Speech Therapist 0.7 4 8 

Maryann Remington Speech Therapist 0.4 4 17 

Lori Romeo-Wells Speech Therapist 0.6 4 17 

Lisa Schuff Speech Therapist 0.6 4 16 

Lori Sinisgalli Speech Therapist 0.6 4 8 

Susan Stewart Speech Therapist 0.5 4 17 

Lynn Thornton Speech Therapist 0.8 4 17 

Barbara Walch Speech Therapist 0.6 4 17 

Barbara Petraznik Substitute Procurator 1.0 3 9 

Dianne Ammerman Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Carolyn Beattie Teacher 1.0 4 9 

Charles Bednarczyk Teacher 1.0 4 6 

Roberto Biasiucci Teacher 1.0 4 7 

Damon Bieniek Teacher 1.0 4 8 

Joseph Bouchard Teacher 1.0 4 16 

Thomas Brophy Teacher 1.0 4 8 

Mark Brucker Teacher 0.4 3 7 

Michael Camarota Teacher 1.0 3 2 

Jodie Castle Teacher 1.0 4 4 

Nanette Ciarlone Teacher 1.0 4 11 

Alan Clarke Teacher 1.0 4 16 

Timothy Clarke Teacher 1.0 3 4 

Erin Conklin Teacher 1.0 4 3 

Daniel Darpino Teacher 1.0 4 2 

Christopher d’Estienne Teacher 1.0 4 5 

Katie DiPierro Teacher 1.0 4 7 

John Fitzpatrick Teacher 1.0 4 15 

Trisha Frament Teacher 1.0 4 9 

Anne Gabriel Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Maureen Geis Teacher 0.5 4 7 

Holly Gilbert Teacher 1.0 4 6 

Michelle Graves Teacher 1.0 4 3 

Ella Hanley Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Devon Hauck Teacher 1.0 3 3 

Matthew Hogan Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Denise Jadick Teacher 1.0 4 5 

Brian Kenney Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Melissa Kiss Teacher 1.0 3 2 

Nancy Kosakoski Teacher 1.0 4 9


Janine Lee Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Susan Lenigan Teacher 1.0 4 14 

Joan Lipscomb Teacher 1.0 4 8 

Andrew Lockwood Teacher 1.0 4 12 

George Lorang Teacher 1.0 4 11 

Janyce Lukowski Teacher 1.0 4 13 

Richard Lupi Teacher 1.0 4 7 

Vanessa Masterpolo Teacher 1.0 4 5 

Kristina Matott Teacher 1.0 3 3 

Thomas McTernan Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Alison Mesick Teacher 0.6 4 6 

Michael Montague Teacher 1.0 4 8 

Deborah Morris Teacher 0.5 4 12 

Iain Munro Teacher 1.0 4 2 

Christine Nofri Teacher 1.0 4 7 

Anne O’Brien-Teta Teacher 1.0 4 17 

Lynn Palmateer Teacher 1.0 4 15 

Shelly Peck Teacher 1.0 4 6 

Brent Pierce Teacher 1.0 4 8 

Kelly Piotrowski Teacher 1.0 4 14 

Catherine Rickert Teacher 1.0 4 8 

Peter Riley Teacher 1.0 4 6 

Kathryn Walter Teacher 0.5 4 10 

Stephanie Warlick Teacher 1.0 4 4 

Joseph Whipple Teacher 1.0 3 8 

Jennifer Yamin Teacher 1.0 4 3 

Elizabeth Arden Tchr. Visually Impaired 0.5 4 10 

Martha Santicola Tchr. Visually Impaired 0.4 4 16 

Jason Abbenante Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Catherine Aini Teaching Assistant 1.0 18 

Daniel Auer Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Kevin Backus Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Emily Bennett Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Theresa Bennett Teaching Assistant 1.0 12 

Christina Bernard Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Barbara Blakely Teaching Assistant 1.0 8 

Lara Bloomer Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Venita Bostick Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Krista Bradley Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Dawn Bramer-Cotton Teaching Assistant 1.0 15 

Wendell Brown Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Wendy Brown Teaching Assistant 1.0 21 

Abraham Tony Bruin Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Diane Bruins Teaching Assistant 1.0 6 

Ruth Bushey Teaching Assistant 1.0 21 

Matilda Campbell Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Craig Church Teaching Assistant 1.0 7 

Debra Ciancetta Teaching Assistant 1.0 6 

Roberta Colby Teaching Assistant 1.0 8 

Colleen Condelora Teaching Assistant 1.0 16 

Karen Condon Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Ronald Conti Teaching Assistant 1.0 12 

Sharon Cory-Johnson Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Priscilla Coughlin Teaching Assistant 1.0 6


Christa Daley Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Sandra Daunais Teaching Assistant 1.0 8 

Rina D’Aurizio Teaching Assistant 1.0 7 

Kathleen Davis Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Laura Dean Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Althea Deitz Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Daniella DeLuca Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Zachary DiPierro Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Lynn Donnelly Teaching Assistant 1.0 6 

Kelly Dover Teaching Assistant 1.0 7 

Dennis Lee Edney Teaching Assistant 1.0 12 

Lindsey Elston Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Louise Embree Teaching Assistant 1.0 6 

Steven Evans Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Lisa Farina Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Mary Beth Fenton Teaching Assistant 1.0 7 

Mary Ann Ferraro Teaching Assistant 1.0 9 

Nancy Fitch Teaching Assistant 1.0 21 

Lori Flanders Teaching Assistant 1.0 11 

Kristin Foley Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Lucinda Foss Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Nikki France Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Charles Fuller Teaching Assistant 1.0 16 

Angela Galea Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Kerstin Gilman Teaching Assistant 1.0 6 

Valerie Gottlieb Teaching Assistant 1.0 11 

Kimberly Green Teaching Assistant 1.0 14 

Geneva Grice Teaching Assistant 1.0 6 

Diane Griffin Teaching Assistant 1.0 17 

Sara Growick Teaching Assistant 1.0 6 

Regina Guardino Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Elisavet Guarneri Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Sheila Guay Teaching Assistant 1.0 19 

Jacklyn Hart Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Kelley Hasselbach Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Lena Herbert Teaching Assistant 1.0 18 

Kristen Hewitt Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Joyce Hickey Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Melissa Hughes Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Diana Ippolito Teaching Assistant 1.0 10 

Jeanine Ireland Teaching Assistant 1.0 21 

Susan Jadlos Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Michele Johnson Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Nadine Johnson Teaching Assistant 1.0 19 

Dayna Kalil Teaching Assistant 1.0 17 

Sandra Keough Teaching Assistant 1.0 9 

Sabrina King Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Malisha Kirksey Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Maureen Klemek Teaching Assistant 1.0 18 

Anna Latham Teaching Assistant 1.0 11 

Joseph Lee Teaching Assistant 1.0 1 

Theresa Livingston Teaching Assistant 1.0 21 

JoAnna Long Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Laurie Lumbra Teaching Assistant 1.0 3


Jodie Lysiak Teaching Assistant 1.0 8 

Derek MacDormand Teaching Assistant 1.0 1 

Charles Mahar Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Eva Marks Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Karen Mattice Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Pearlie McCoy Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Christine McDonough Teaching Assistant 1.0 17 

Deidra McGuire Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Erin Melendy Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Patti-Lee Miller Teaching Assistant 1.0 16 

Dona Moffatt Teaching Assistant 1.0 12 

Teresa Molineaux Teaching Assistant 1.0 14 

Richard Mossey Teaching Assistant 1.0 7 

Jacqueline Myers Teaching Assistant 1.0 16 

Patricia Naccarato Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Catherine Nasser Teaching Assistant 1.0 1 

Louise Novak Teaching Assistant 1.0 7 

Mirella Anna Palma Teaching Assistant 1.0 15 

Jennifer Pardi Teaching Assistant 1.0 8 

Gladys Pawlak Teaching Assistant 1.0 9 

Timothy Peck Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Marylou Pedone Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Brian Peters Teaching Assistant 1.0 10 

Lauren Petraznik Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Noelle Pezzi Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Susan Pieniazek Teaching Assistant 1.0 17 

Yvonne Pierce Teaching Assistant 1.0 7 

Sterling Post Teaching Assistant 1.0 11 

Kristen Reed Teaching Assistant 1.0 6 

Linda Robillard Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Mary Ruby Teaching Assistant 1.0 6 

Natalie Ruso Teaching Assistant 1.0 9 

Krystal Seaburg Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Brenda Shepard Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Victoria Shiro Teaching Assistant 1.0 7 

Jake Smith Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Deborah Sorvari Teaching Assistant 1.0 11 

Elizabeth Spencer Teaching Assistant 1.0 6 

Shana Stage Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Stacey Stevenot Teaching Assistant 1.0 5 

Casey Stuart Teaching Assistant 1.0 2 

Carole Sweeney Teaching Assistant 1.0 20 

Lisa Swint Teaching Assistant 1.0 13 

Karen Teal Teaching Assistant 1.0 21 

Jennifer Thomas Teaching Assistant 1.0 4 

Alfred Lewis Totten Teaching Assistant 0.5 9 

Joanne Trager Teaching Assistant 1.0 18 

Patricia Veve Teaching Assistant 1.0 20 

Helen Walsh Teaching Assistant 1.0 9 

Shannon Watts Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Derick Williams Teaching Assistant 1.0 3 

Luanne Williams Teaching Assistant 1.0 1 

Julie Wilson Teaching Assistant 1.0 7 

Laura Wolf Teaching Assistant 1.0 3


It was moved by Mr. Macomber and seconded by Mr. Bradt to adopt the following EMERGENCY 

resolution which relates to the above appointments. The motion passed unanimously. CONDITIONAL 

APPOINTMENTS 

WHEREAS, The Board of Education of the Capital Region BOCES finds: 

1. The following vacancies are necessary to fill in order to provide and 

maintain services which BOCES is legally required to provide, or to protect 

the health, education or safety of students or staff, and 

2. No other qualified persons, who have been cleared for employment by the 

Commissioner of Education, are available to temporarily fill the vacancies, and 

3. BOCES may not be able to obtain clearance or conditional clearance for the 

persons to be appointed to fill the vacancies before July 10, 2006; therefore it is 

RESOLVED that the following names persons be appointed on an emergency 

conditional basis, and it is further 

RESOLVED that the emergency conditional appointments shall commence on the 

effective date of appointment and shall terminate twenty business days thereafter or when 

BOCES received notification from the Commissioner of Education regarding conditional 

clearance, whichever occurs earlier, and it is further 

RESOLVED that if conditional clearance is granted by the Commissioner of 

Education, the appointments shall automatically become and continue as conditional 

appointments, and it is further 

RESOLVED that if final clearance is granted by the Commissioner of Education, the 

appointments shall automatically become and continue as regular appointments and the 

conditional status shall be removed, and it is further 

RESOLVED that if either conditional clearance or final clearance is denied by the 

Commissioner of Education for any person appointed on an emergency conditional basis 

or on a conditional basis, that such appointment shall immediately terminate without 

further action by the Board. 

Probationary Appointments (Tenure Track): 

Zachary Metzler 

Other Appointments: 

Shannon Cherry 

Judith Cox 

Louis Fagan 

Katherine Goodwin 

David Holmes 

Renata Mazzio-Gittler 

Andrew Truesdell 

It was moved by Mr. Macomber and seconded by Mr. Bradt to extend the 

conditional appointments for the following employees previously appointed on 

April 14, 2005, June 16, 2005, August 15, 2005, September 19, 2005, October 17, 

EXTENSION OF 

CONDITIONAL 

APPOINTMENTS


2005, November 21, 2005, December 19, 2005, January 12, 2006, February 16, 

2006, March 20, 2006, April 24, 2006, May 15, 2006 and June 19, 2006 until 

conditional clearances are granted by the Commissioner of Education. The 

motion passed unanimously. 

Andrew Anderson Brayden Gill Brian Netkin 

Tina Barber Joseph Ferrandino Michael Olson 

Amy Brennan Strack Frederick Festine Kim Orlando 

Abraham Bruin Audrey Hendricks Bryan Sawyer 

Catherine Burbules Melissa Hughes Mary Scholer 

Ralph Cogswell Matthew Leon Martin Schultz 

Karne Cowley Patricia Marie Heather Smith 

Deborah DePasquale Jason Martin Matthew Stenglein 

Nancy Dieter Kimberly Martin Jasper Strong 

Patricia Dover Elizabeth Morcom-Kenney Cynthia Wheeler 

Lindsey Elston Loreen Murphy Ruth Widmer 

It was moved by Dr. Bergeron and seconded by Mr. Phelan to approve the 


BID AWARDS 

A current purchase from an existing bid valid for the period of August 1, 2005 

through July 31, 2006. 

Bid No. 03-1069 

Award to: 

Financing: Installment Purchase Contracts 

Chase Equipment Leasing, Inc. 

Rochester, New York Amount: $29,995.44/year 

(3 year I/P – Niskayuna Central School District) 

Amount: $21,212.52/year 

(3 year I/P – Guilderland Central School District) 


(3 year I/P – Capital Region BOCES-CTE) 


(3 year I/P – Capital Region BOCES-NERIC) 

Adoption of the following Installment Purchase Resolutions which are associated with the 

above bid (03-1069): 

WHEREAS, the Board of Cooperative Educational Services proposes to enter into 

an Installment/Purchase Agreement for PC LAN Equipment/Software in order to serve 

the needs of the Niskayuna Central School District, pursuant to Education Law 1950(4) 

(r) (w) and General Municipal Law 119-b, therefore it is 

RESOLVED, that the Installment/Purchase Agreement is in the best interests of the 

BOCES and the school district, because the use of the equipment to be acquired will result 

in increased efficiency to the school district, because BOCES has a duty to provide services


to school districts, because neither BOCES nor the school district have sufficient funds 

available to be able to purchase the equipment, and because Chase Equipment Leasing, 

Inc. is the lowest conforming bidder, and it is further 

RESOLVED, that the proposed Installment/Purchase Agreement for the PC LAN 

Equipment/Software with Chase Equipment Leasing, Inc., for a term of three years 

at an annual payment of approximately $29,995.44, be approved and the President of the 

Board be authorized to execute such agreement, including related license and maintenance 

contracts, as required. 

District: 

Niskayuna Central School District 

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WHEREAS, the Board of Cooperative Educational Services proposes to enter into an 

Installment/Purchase Agreement for PC LAN Equipment/Software in order to serve the 

needs of the Guilderland Central School District, pursuant to Education Law 1950(4) (r) 

(w) and General Municipal Law 119-b, therefore it is 


BOCES and the school district, because the use of the equipment to be acquired will result 

in increased efficiency to the school district, because BOCES has a duty to provide services 

to school districts, because neither BOCES nor the school district have sufficient funds 

available to be able to purchase the equipment, and because Chase Equipment Leasing, 

Inc. is the lowest conforming bidder, and it is further 


Equipment/Software with Chase Equipment Leasing, Inc., for a term of three years at 

an annual payment of approximately $21,212.52, be approved and the President of the 



District: 

Guilderland Central School District 

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needs of the Capital Region BOCES-CTE, pursuant to Education Law 1950(4) (r) (w) 

and General Municipal Law 119-b, therefore it is 


BOCES, because the use of the equipment to be acquired will result in increased efficiency 

to the BOCES, because BOCES does not have sufficient funds available to be able to 

purchase the equipment, and because Chase Equipment Leasing, Inc. is the lowest 

conforming bidder, and it is further 



an annual payment of approximately $34,936.68, be approved and the President of the




District: 

Capital Region BOCES-CTE 

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needs of the Capital Region BOCES-NERIC, pursuant to Education Law 1950(4) (r) (w) 

and General Municipal Law 119-b, therefore it is 


BOCES, because the use of the equipment to be acquired will result in increased efficiency 

to the BOCES, because BOCES does not have sufficient funds available to be able to 

purchase the equipment, and because Chase Equipment Leasing, Inc. is the lowest 

conforming bidder, and it is further 



an annual payment of approximately $25,066.20, be approved and the President of the 



District: 

Capital Region BOCES-NERIC 

It was moved by Dr. Bergeron and seconded by Mr. Phelan to approve the 

following: 

CONTRACT 


1. An amended agreement between the Albany-Schoharie-Schenectady-Saratoga 

BOCES and the following BOCES. The agreements more accurately reflect the 

the services provided to this BOCES during the 2005-06 School Year. 

BOCES Preliminary Amount Amended Amount 

Franklin-Essex-Hamilton 0 $370.00 

2. An agreement between the Albany-Schoharie-Schenectady-Saratoga BOCES and 

Hudson Valley Community College, 80 Vandenburgh Avenue, Troy, New York 

12180-6096. The agreement provides for any BOCES Construction Technology 

graduate that enters Hudson Valley’s Construction Technology-Building 

Construction Program will receive three credit hours in CNST 103 Blueprint Reading 

and three credit hours in CNST 130. There are no fees involved. The contract period 

is July 10, 2006 through July 9, 2009. 


Hudson Valley Community College, 80 Vandenburgh Avenue, Troy, New York 

12180-6096. The agreement provides for any BOCES Construction Technology 

graduate that enters Hudson Valley’s Construction Certificate Program will receive three 

credit hours in CNST 103 Blueprint Reading and three credit hours in CNST 130. There 

are no fees involved. The contract period is July 10, 2006 through July 9, 2009.


4. An agreement between the Albany-Schoharie-Saratoga BOCES and Cattaraugus 

Allegany BOCES, 1825 Windfall Road, Olean, New York 14760. Cattaraugus 

Allegany BOCES will provide one week of a 35 Hour Schools Attuned professional 

development and service program. BOCES will pay $1,050 per participant. The 

contract period is July 10, 2006 through July 15, 2006. 

5. An agreement between the Albany-Schoharie-Saratoga BOCES and Schenectady 

County, Office of Community Services, Schaffer Heights, 107 Nott Terrace, Suite 

205, Schenectady, New York 12308-3170. BOCES will provide substance abuse 

prevention services. Schenectady County will pay $465,813. The contract period is 

January 1, 2006 through December 31, 2006. 



205, Schenectady, New York 12308-3170. BOCES will provide substance abuse 

evaluation services. Schenectady County will pay $149,000. The contract period is 

January 1, 2006 through December 31, 2006. 



205, Schenectady, New York 12308-3170. BOCES will provide psychological 

assessment and substance abuse services. Schenectady County will pay $161,368. 

The contract period is January 1, 2006 through December 31, 2006. 


Warren Tire Service Center, Inc., 4 Highland Avenue, Queensbury, New York 

12804. Warren Tire (Clifton Park) will provide orientation for BOCES students and 

staff in the Intermediate Steps Program in order to acquaint them with the work 

environment and with applicable policies. There are no fees involved. The contract 

period is September 7, 2006 through June 30, 2007. 

9. Approval of agreements between the Albany-Schoharie-Schenectady-Saratoga 

BOCES and the following school districts for classroom rental and ancillary services 

to be provided to BOCES during the 2006-07 School Year. 

District 

Ancillary 

Services 

Classroom 

Rental 

Distance 

Learning 

STEP/ 

SSS 

Education 

Academy/CTE 

Berne-Knox-Westerlo $1,000 

Bethlehem $28,500 $24,000 (2) 

Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake $28,500 $24,000 (2) 

Cobleskill-Richmondville $14,250 $1,000 $12,000 

Cohoes $57,250 $36,000 (3) $1,000 

Duanesburg $14,250 $12,000 (1) $1,000 

Guilderland $279,000 $168,000 (14) 

Middleburgh $,1000 

Mohonasen $214,750 $132,000 (11) $1,000 

Niskayuna $178,750 $108,000 (9) $12,000 

North Colonie $114,500 $72,000 (6) 

Schalmont $28,500 $96,000 (8) $1,000 

Schenectady $92,750 $60,000 (5) 

Schoharie $1,000 

Scotia-Glenville $128,750 $84,000 (7) $1,000 

Sharon Springs $1,000


Shenendehowa $14,250 $12,000 (1) 

South Colonie $14,250 $12,000 (1) 

Voorheesville $28,500 $24,000 (2) 

Total $1,222,500 $936,000 (72) $10,000 $12,000 $12,000 


William Colgan, Hayes Road, Rensselaer, New York 12144, in the amount of 

$225.00 per day, with total payments not to exceed $6,750. The contract period will 

be July 10, 2006 through October 10, 2006, with an option to extend until January 10, 

2007. The contract will provide for consulting services to NERIC staff on data 

conversions from legacy systems to new NERIC supported software systems. 


National Notification Network (NNN), 505 North Brand Boulevard, Suite 700, 

Glendale, California 91203. National Notification Network will provide mass 

notification software for emergencies during the period July 1, 2006 through June 30, 

2007. The amount of the contract will be based on the number of members with 

service agreements. 


Surya Vemparalla, 412 Elm Street, Schenectady, New York 12304. The amount of 

the contract will be $200.00 per day, with total payments not to exceed $13,000. The 

contract period will be July 10, 2006 through October 10, 2006 with the option to 

extend until January 10, 2007. The contract will provide for consulting services 

regarding data warehouse. 

13. An agreement between the Albany-Schoharie-Saratoga BOCES and Heinemann 

Professional Development, 361 Hanover Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire 

03801. Heinemann Professional Development will present workshops at the summer 

Writing Institute. BOCES will pay $10,100. The contract period is August 1 through 

3, 2006. 


The Myers Group, LLC, 1 Dogwood Lane, Apalachin, New York 13732. The 

Myers Group will provide consulting services for the development and operations of 

telecommunications networks through the Capital Region BOCES-Northeastern 

Regional Information Center. Anticipated cost of the consultant agreement is 

$14,400. The contract period is July 1, 2006 to June 30, 2007. 

It was moved by Dr. Bergeron and seconded by Mr. Phelan to accept the 

Treasurer=s Reports as submitted. The motion passed unanimously. 

It was moved by Dr. Bergeron and seconded by Mr. Phelan to approve 

the following budget adjustments. The motion passed unanimously. 

TREASURER=S 

REPORTS 

BUDGET 

ADJUSTMENTS 

Central Administration - 2005-06 

A001-1310-836-330-00000 

Adjustment necessary to keep Administrative Budget in line


School Support Services – CAPIT - 2006-07 - July 1, 2006 through December 31, 2006 

A393-6117-150-660-00000 39,285. 

A393-6117-151-660-00000 30,212. 

A393-6117-300-660-00000 1,000. 

A393-6117-454-660-00000 1,000. 

A393-6117-811-660-00000 2,780. 

A393-6117-815-660-00000 5,316. 

A393-6117-816-660-00000 7,283. 

A393-6117-817-660-00000 639. 

A393-6117-818-660-00000 513. 

A393-6117-819-660-00000 165. 

A393-6117-823-660-00000 320. 

A393-6117-824-660-00000 53. 

This budget was not part of the adopted 2006-2007 School Support Services budget 

Regional Information Center – Distance Learning Services - 2006-07 

A412-5877-469-440-EDL 800. 

A412-5877-449-440-EDL 

Adjustments needed in order to provide Distance Learning Services to requesting 

districts 

School Support Services – Instructional Resources - 2005-06 

A507-6211-449-660-00002 81,000. 

Adjustment necessary to more adequately reflect expenditures 

Regional Information Center - Instructional Computer Services - 2006-07 

A512-6360-200-440-00000 295,585. 

A512-6360-200-440-00000 271,000. 

A512-6360-201-440-00000 278,536. 

A512-6360-201-440-00000 86,000. 

A512-6360-201-440-00000 89,793. 

A512-6360-330-440-00000 32,742. 

A512-6360-449-440-00000 21,920. 

Adjustments needed in order to provide Instructional Computer Services to requesting 

districts 

Regional Information Center - Administrative Computer Services - 2005-06 

A604-7710-206-440-00000 35,259. 

A604-7710-206-440-00000 4,100. 

A604-7710-206-440-00000 19,750. 

A604-7710-206-440-00000 300. 

A604-7710-415-440-00000 

A604-7710-415-440-00000


A604-7710-415-440-00000 

A604-7710-451-440-00000 22,389. 

Adjustments needed in order to provide Administrative Computer Services to 

requesting districts 

Regional Information Center - Administrative Computer Services - 2006-07 

A604-7710-201-440-00000 154,982 

A604-7710-451-440-FFM 66,945. 

A604-7710-456-440-FTB 3,600. 

A604-7710-456-440-00000 

Adjustments necessary in order to provide Administrative Computer Services to 


Regional Information Center - Cross Contract 

A640-7710-497-440-00000 7,028. 

Adjustments necessary in order to provide Administrative Computer Services to 


School Support Services - Administration - 2005-06 

A702-5020-151-660-00000 

A702-5020-160-660-00000 

A702-5020-449-660-00000 39,000. 

Adjustments necessary to more adequately reflect expenditures 

Special Education – Summer Program 2006 – Specialized Literacy Instruction 

F115-815-4201-180-550-007 7,892. 

F115-815-4201-181-550-007 1,159. 

F115-815-4201-182-550-007 500. 

F115-815-4201-184-550-007 1,268. 

F115-815-4201-190-550-007 1,525. 

F115-815-4201-191-550-007 300. 

F115-815-4201-300-550-007 1,000. 

F115-815-4201-454-550-007 200. 

F115-815-4201-469-550-007 500. 

F115-815-4201-811-550-007 1,060. 

F115-813-4201-813-550-007 168. 

F115-815-4201-815-550-007 1,060. 

F115-815-4201-817-550-007 125. 

This program was not part of the approved 2006-07 budget 

Special Education – Summer Program 2006– Option IV 

F118-818-4201-160-550-007 7,155. 

F118-818-4201-180-550-007 461,650. 

F118-818-4201-181-550-007 282,300. 

F118-818-4201-182-550-007 2,000.


F118-818-4201-184-550-007 324,286. 

F118-818-4201-185-550-007 55,440. 

F118-818-4201-190-550-007 66,550. 

F118-818-4201-191-550-007 8,000. 

F118-818-4201-300-550-007 20,000. 

F118-818-4201-446-550-007 5,000. 

F118-818-4201-453-550-007 4,500. 

F118-818-4201-454-550-007 3,000. 

F118-818-4201-467-550-007 4,000. 

F118-818-4201-469-550-007 21,000. 

F118-818-4201-471-550-007 110,000. 

F118-818-4201-490-550-007 20,000. 

F118-818-4201-811-550-007 106,824. 

F118-818-4201-813-550-007 14,200. 

F118-818-4201-815-550-007 95,790. 

F118-818-4201-816-550-007 957. 

F118-818-4201-817-550-007 11,974. 

F118-818-4201-818-550-007 50. 

F118-818-4201-823-550-007 33. 

F118-818-4201-824-550-007 25. 


Special Education – Summer Program 2006 – Ellis Hospital 

F120-820-4201-180-550-007 4,380. 

F120-820-4201-181-550-007 4,795. 

F120-820-4201-184-550-007 1,230. 

F120-820-4201-300-550-007 100. 

F120-820-4201-811-550-007 1,041. 

F120-820-4201-815-550-007 850. 

F120-820-4201-817-550-007 105. 


Inter-Program Budget Adjustments 

Central Administration/School Support Services 

A001-1310-960-330-00000 557. 

A611-7511-970-660-00000 

Adjustment for participation in the SDIC (Systematic Development of Informed 

Consent) Conference 

It was moved by Mr. Kutzscher and seconded by Mr. Bradt that the following gifts/ 

donations be accepted in accordance with Board Policy No. 3019. The motion 

passed unanimously. 

GIFTS/ 

DONATIONS


Career and Technical Education 

- 1994 Subaru Loyale, suburban, VIN #JF2AN52B8RD420209 donated by Marc 

Peimer, 118 Chapel Street, Cobleskill, New York 12043 

- 1993 Toyota Camry, suburban, VIN #4T1SK12W4PU173383 donated by Mark 

Keegan, 4 Kristole Court, Albany, New York 12205 

These vehicles will be used for educational purposes by the Auto Trades 

Technology Program. 

Special Education 

- Mac Performa Computer 638CD with monitor (XC4461WA35C), modem and AV 

Capability; Hewlett Packard Deskwriter 600 printer (US59K1HOWN) donated by 

Deven Horne, 454 Magazine Street, Albany, New York 12203. 

The equipment will be used for BOCES Special Education classrooms. 

It was moved by Mr. Kutzscher and seconded by Mr. Bradt authorize the Treasurer 

to establish a scholarship account entitled: “Cosmetology Account”. Funds will be 

accounted for in the Extraclassroom Student Activities Fund. The account will be 

used to deposit monies collected from fundraising to support a trip to Paris. The 

motion passed unanimously. 

SCHOLARSHIP 

It was moved by Mr. Kutzscher and seconded by Mr. Bradt to authorized the MEMBERSHIPS - 

BOCES to continue its membership in the Capital Area School Development CAPITAL AREA 

Association (CASDA) during the 2006-07 School Year. The annual membership SCHOOL 

will be $517.00. The motion passed unanimously. 

DEVELOPMENT 

ASSOCIATION 

It was moved by Mr. Kutzscher and seconded by Mr. Bradt to authorize the 

BOCES to renew its membership in the Rural Schools Association for the 

period July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007. The fee membership fee is $500. 

The motion passed unanimously. 

RURAL SCHOOLS 

ASSOCIATION 

It was moved by Mr. Kutzscher and seconded by Mr. Bradt to authorize 

ADMINISTRATION 

Administration to purchase a clock, in appreciation, to be given to “Twenty- CONSIDERATIONS - 

Year" and “Thirty-Year” employees. The awards will be presented at one of RECOGNITION OF 

three Opening Staff Development Day opportunities scheduled for the 2006-07 APPRECIATION 

School Year. The total cost of the clocks will not exceed $750. 

It was moved by Mr. Kutzscher and seconded by Mr. Bradt to adjourn the 

meeting at 8:27 p.m. The motion passed unanimously. 

ADJOURNMENT 

July 13, 2006 

Date 

Sharon A. Kisby 

Clerk of the Board

July 10SpecialMeeting - Capital Region BOCES

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