November 18, 2014 - Hauppauge School District

BUSINESS MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT
TOWNS OF SMITHTOWN AND ISLIP, SUFFOLK COUNTY,
NEW YORK, HELD
NOVEMBER 18, 2014
AT 7:15 P.M.
Members Present: Mr. David Barshay, President; Mr. Gary Fortmeyer, Vice President; Dr. Lawrence Crafa,
Mr. James Kiley, Mrs. Eileen Mass, Mr. Rob Scarito
Members Absent: Ms. Ann Macaluso
Others Present:
Mrs. Patricia Sullivan-Kriss, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. James Stucchio, Assistant
Superintendent for Business and Operations; Mr. Glen Eschbach, Assistant Superintendent
for Curriculum, Instruction and Technology; Mr. Warren Richmond, Attorney; and Mrs.
Celeste Kerimian, District Clerk
CALLING OF THE MEETING: At 7:17 p.m. the meeting was called to order by President Barshay.
EXECUTIVE SESSION: Motion (Mr. Fortmeyer, second Mr. Barshay) at 7: 17 p.m. to go into executive session
to discuss specific personnel and legal issues.
Public session reconvened at 8:00 p.m.
PLEDGE TO THE FLAG: After the Pledge of Allegiance Mr. Barshay requested a moment of silence for
Joseph Macaluso, husband of Trustee Ann Macaluso, and former student Matthew Schank.
ADOPTION OF MINUTES
A. Regular Meeting of 10/7/14
Motion (Mr. Fortmeyer, second Dr. Crafa) to accept minutes as written.
Motion carries 5-1 (Mrs. Mass votes no)
B. Meeting of 10/21/14
Motion (Mr. Fortmeyer, second Dr. Crafa) to accept minutes as written.
Motion carries 5-1(Mrs. Mass votes no)
C. Special Meeting of 10/22/14
Motion (Dr. Crafa, second Mr. Barshay) to accept minutes as written.
Motion carries 5-1(Mrs. Mass votes no)
SUPERINTENDENT’S UPDATE / COMMENTS
Mrs. Kriss extended sincere condolences to the Macaluso family. Ms. Macaluso asked her to express appreciation
to the community and the Board for their outpouring of support by sending fruit and cookies for the community.
Mrs. Kriss also announced that Mr. Joseph Tasman’s brother had unexpectedly passed away. She extended
condolences to Joe and his family.
Mrs. Kriss explained that the Smart Bonds Act was passed on Election Day. She explained that the money can be
used for technology, infrastructure, purchase of technology equipment, capital work and Pre-K education. At this
time there is no specific plan for the 1.2 million dollars to which the district is entitled to.
The superintendent thanked all who were involved in the Community University presentation, “Mindfulness-Based
Stress Reduction” and the Health and Wellness Fair held on 11/6/14. The University events were well attended
and the district received strong positive feedback.
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Mrs. Kriss interviewed Ruthie Pincus, Hauppauge High School Theater teacher as well as Daniel Smith and Billy
Recce for the “Superintendent’s Showcase”. The upcoming “Stage the Change” conference was discussed.
Congratulations to Luka Iallonardi who was selected to participate in the Lang Lang 101 Pianists Program at
Tilles Center for the Performing Arts on October 26, 2014.
Mrs. Kriss the Board of Regents in will vote in January on a change in high school graduation requirements.
Currently, students have to pass English, Math, Science, and two social studies regents (Global History and
U.S. History). The proposed change will allow students to substitute a CDOS (Career Development and
Occupational Studies) assessment for a social studies regents.
Mrs. Kriss stated that there was an addition to the agenda, Item 11E in the policy section, to delete policy 2120
from the policy manual as it was made redundant by the policies that are on tonight’s agenda
5.
QUESTION AND COMMENTS REGARDING TONIGHT’S AGENDA ONLY
Members of the public who desire to address the board on any topic which is on tonight’s agenda are welcome to do so at this time. Speakers are requested to limit
their remarks to not more than three minutes, to appoint a spokesperson if the concern is a group concern, and to supplement verbal presentations with written
reports, if necessary or desired. Twenty minutes are being scheduled for this portion of tonight’s agenda.
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Question regarding the definition of recess
Clarification as to agenda item 7.1B
Clarification as to agenda item 7.1E
CONSENT AGENDA
7.4B, C, D, and E removed by Mr. Scarito
7.1B removed by Mr. Barshay
7.1 ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, the following be approved:
A. Certification of lead evaluator, as per attached.
B. Removed
C. 2014/15 School District Goals
D. IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the Board of Education authorizes its attorney, Warren H.
Richmond, Esq., to appear before the Islip Town Board on November 20, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. to speak
in opposition to the application of Windwatch Tower, LLC and to present the report prepared for the
district by HR&A Advisors, Inc.
E. Exchange Student, Yu-Hsuan Tsai from Taiwan, 2014/15 School Year
7.2 PERSONNEL MATTERS
BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, the following personnel action
report be accepted as per attached.
A. Personnel Action Report - Certified Staff
1) Appointment
2) Temporary Employment
3) Resignation/Termination/Leave of Absence/Retirement/Excessed
4) Appointment of Substitutes
5) Removal of Substitutes
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B. Personnel Action Report - Civil Service Staff
1) Temporary Employment
2) Appointment of Substitutes
3) Removal of Substitutes
C. Curriculum & Instruction Appointments
1) Rescind Curriculum Writer
2) Appointment of Curriculum Writer
3) Appointment of Regents Review Teachers
4) Chaperone/Proctor Appointments
5) Home Bound Instructor Appointments
6) Middle School Coaches effective 11/10/14
7) High School Coaches effective 11/19/14 and Middle School Coaches 1/20/15 (one schedule)
8) High School Club Advisor Appointment
7.3
BUSINESS MATTERS
BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, the following be approved:
A. Special Education Contracts
1) IDEA flow-through SEDCAR Contracts
a. Building Blocks Developmental Preschool (revised)
b. Kids in Action (revised)
c. Eden II (revised)
d. Cleary School
e. NYSARC (revised)
f. Heartshare School (revised)
2) Three Village CSD (District of Location)
B. Other Contracts
1) Cullen & Danowski, LLP (Risk Assessment)
2) North Fork Express Bus Company
3) Change Order No. 1 SED No. 58-05-06-03-0-007-022 Bretton Woods
4) Recyclables Collection Agreement
5) SCOPE – Saturday Enrichment Program
C. Disposal of Obsolete Equipment (as per attached)
BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, the following be received:
D. Financial Reports
1) Treasurer’s Report – September 2014
2) Collateralization – September 2014
3) Trial Balance – September 2014
4) Revenue Status Report – September 2014
5) Appropriation Status Report – September 2014
6) Warrants – September 2014
7) Claims Audit Report – August 2014, September 2014
8) Management Response – September 2014
9) ECAF – September 2014
10) Budget Transfers – September 2014
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7.4 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATTERS
BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, the following be approved:
A. Committee on Special Education Recommendations:
1) CSE Recommendations
2) CPSE Recommendations
3) 504 Recommendations
B. Removed
C. Removed
D. Removed
E.
Removed
F.
Disposal of Obsolete Materials, as per attached
Motion (Mr. Fortmeyer, second Mr. Scarito) to accept the consent agenda excluding those items removed.
Motion carries 6-0
Items Removed
7.1B – Morris Duffy Alonso & Faley, consent to change attorney
Motion (Mr. Fortmeyer, second Dr. Crafa)
Motion carries 5-0-1 (Mr. Barshay abstains)
7.4B, C, D, E
B. Overnight Field Trip, Track and Field, Dartmouth College, January 8-10, 2015
C. Overnight Field Trip, New York State Theatre Educator’s Student Conference, January 9-11, 2015
D. Overnight Field Trip, Kickline National Competition, March 6-8, 2015
E. Overnight Field Trip, Philadelphia Music Festival, April 24-26, 2015
Motion (Mr. Fortmeyer, second Mr. Barshay)
Motion carries 6-0
BE IT RESOLVED, that upon the recommendation of the audit committee, the following be received.
Ms. Marianne Van Duyne, CPA with R.S. Abrams & Co., reported on the District’s financial statements.
Independent Auditor’s Reports
A. Independent Audit Report and District Financial Statements for the Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2014
B. Management Letter for Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2014
C. Independent Audit Report and Financial Statements for the Extra Classroom Activity Fund for Fiscal
Year ending June 30, 2014
Motion (Mr. Scarito, second Mr. Kiley)
Motion carries 6-0
BE IT RESOLVED, that upon the recommendation of the audit committee, the following be approved.
Audit Committee
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Corrective Action Plan – Employee Benefits
Motion (Mr. Scarito, second Mr. Kiley)
Motion carries 6-0
Mrs. Kriss welcomed Jessica Gumbus as a new teacher in the district.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
A. Policy Committee: The Policy Committee met on 11/2/14 and is recommending four policies for
adoption tonight. The next meeting is 12/3/14 at 7:00 p.m.
B. Audit Committee: The Audit Committee met on 11/4/14 and discussed the financial reports that were
presented tonight. Another meeting will be scheduled in January.
C. District Steering Committee: The District Steering Committee met on 10/30/14. Each building was
represented. The next meeting is 1/8/15 at 3:00 p.m.
D. HIV/Aids Committee: A meeting is scheduled on 2/26/15
E. Code of Conduct Committee: A meeting is scheduled on 4/21/15
F. Distinguished Alumni Committee: A meeting will take place in either December or January.
G. Safety Committee: The Safety Committee met on 10/10/14 for the purpose of reviewing any issues that
could affect the health and safety of students and staff. Emergency planning was also held that day. The
state has passed new legislation that could impact plans. The next meeting is in December. The Long
Island School Safety Conference will be held in Brentwood in January. Mr. Fortmeyer will make every
effort to attend
H. Facilities Committee: The Facilities Committee presented its recommendations on 10/21/14. The
committee has completed its charge.
I. Advocacy Committee: Mr. Kiley spoke with Islip Town Supervisor Croci, Legislator Monica Martinez,
and Legislator John Kennedy’s staff regarding the Islip landfill issue. They clarified that only clean
debris will be going into the town landfill. Toxic material will be shipped out of state. The DEC will
assure that proper steps are in place.
11. POLICIES
BE IT RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools, the following be approved:
D. Policy 5405 Student Wellness
Motion (Mr. Barshay, second Mr. Scarito) to delay vote until the next meeting on 12/9/14.
Motion carries 6-0
A. Policy 1050 Annual District Election and Budget Vote
Motion (Mr. Scarito, second Mr. Kiley)
Motion carries 5-0-1 (Mrs. Mass abstains)
B. Policy 2120.1 Candidates for Board of Education
Motion(Mr. Scarito, second Mr. Kiley)
5-0-1 (Mrs. Mass abstains)
C. Policy 2121 Board Member Qualifications
Motion (Mr. Scarito, second Mr. Kiley)
Motion carries 5-0-1 (Mrs. Mass abstains)
E. Deletion of Policy 2120
Motion (Mr. Scarito, second Mr. Kiley)
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Motion carries 5-0-1 (Mrs. Mass abstains)
CORRESPONDENCE: Two emails from Constance Sandbichler regarding the student wellness policy, district
goals, class size, security, and website; email from Stuart Rachlin regarding Hauppauge landfill; email from
Valerie Fasanello regarding Relay for Life; email from Paul Borowski regarding Hauppauge landfill; Two emails
from Kimberly Palahnuk regarding a transportation issue; email from Kalina Ehrig regarding educational testing;
Two emails from Maureen Arasmo regarding 10/21/14 Board of Education meeting and a late bus safety concern;
email from the Hauppauge Parent Advocacy Group regarding a proposed NYSSBA resolution; several emails from
Steve Greenfield, Board member of New Paltz School District, regarding NYSSBA resolution recommendations;
two emails from Lisa Farren regarding a teacher and 9/11; email from Tamara Larosa regarding class size; email
from Mrs. Kelley regarding class size; email from Meredith Juliano regarding class size; email from Christine &
Michael Genovese regarding class size; email from Tracy Sweeney regarding class size; email from Robert &
Beatriz Kunkel regarding class size; email from Anne-Marie Romito regarding class size; email from Tamara
Larosa regarding class size; email from Peter M. Gibralter regarding the Hauppauge landfill; letter from Rose
Lingvall regarding the Hauppauge landfill
DISCUSSION MATTERS
Questions and Comments from the Community:
This item was added back onto tonight’s agenda due to a gap between the next community meeting.
School Security:
Mr. Spear gave a tour of the security facility at high school to the Board of Education and answered any questions
they had. There is discussion getting companies that were introduced to the Board at the NYSSBA Conference to
meet with Mr. Spear for possible security improvements and updates. Mr. Barshay called a Special Board of
Education Meeting on January 10, 2015 to review the company recommendations.
NEW BUSINESS
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Mr. Fortmeyer inquired where the Board was regarding the paperless Board process.
Mr. Barshay also would like to see system paperless if the Board packet could be scanned and emailed. He
asked Mr. Richmond to look at policy to see if this would have to be amended.
Mr. Barshay requested that administration set up another meeting with Electronic School Board to have
another demonstration.
Mrs. Mass asked that Mr. Richmond check into the legality of emailing the packet with regard to
confidentiality and FOIL.
Mr. Scarito thanked Mr. Spear for the tour. He raised concern that the benches in front of the high school
were still covered with cardboard and asked when that would be removed.
Mr. Barshay asked administration the status of the report as to the costs of running Whiporwil School
Dr. Crafa requested a date for a presentation from the Suffolk Police K-9 unit.
Mrs. Mass brought up concerns regarding vandalism occurring when outside groups use District buildings.
She would like more information, i.e. is Hauppauge named on insurance, what equipment is allowed to be
used and if they are billed for any additional work needed i.e. custodial work or security. She requested a
study of this.
Mr. Barshay felt this was worthy of discussion at the next business meeting.
Mr. Kiley questioned whether or not the vandalism had been documented and if there was a pattern.
QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS FROM THE COMMUNITY
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Members of the public who desire to address or question the board on any topic related to board work are welcome to do so at this time. Speakers are requested to
limit their remarks to not more than three minutes; to appoint a spokesperson if the concern is a group concern, and to supplement verbal presentations with written
reports, if necessary or desired. Twenty minutes are being scheduled for this portion of tonight’s agenda.
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Will the school attorney be asked to attend any meetings regarding Sweetwater estates, as he will be
attending Windwatch meetings?
Can excess from lunch fund be given back to the people?
Inquiry as to whether the district received any new information about the Veterans’ Tax Exemption
Request that the Board look into possibly updating the placement of policies on the website.
Question regarding policy 5405, whether that is replacing a current policy and District’s definition of
recess.
Question as to how the money received from Smart bonds will obtain community approval.
Concern regarding report card distribution being online rather than paper.
Comment regarding correspondence that had been sent to the Board many years ago and not
acknowledged.
Comment regarding the terrific job the Board is doing.
ADJOURNMENT: Motion (Mr. Scarito, second Mr. Fortmeyer) at 9:43 p.m. to adjourn.
Motion carries 6-0
NEXT MEETING: December 9, 2014
Respectfully submitted,
Celeste Kerimian
/s/ District Clerk
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7.2
7.2.A CERTIFIED STAFF
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 3013 OF THE EDUCATION LAW, THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS
ACCEPTANCE OF THE FOLLOWING:
1.
Appointment
Name
Jessica Gumbus
(Rep. M. Lane, resigned)
Tenure Area
Elementary
Certification
Childhood Education
Gr. 1-6 Professional
Name
Position
Leanna Manfredi
(new position due to enrollment)
T eachinQ Assistant
Based on 2013114 salaries; 2014/15 salaries to be determined
End of Probationary
Appointment
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12110/16
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Effective Date
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Position
Teaching Assistant - ABA Home Services
Effective Oates
11/19/14 - 6130/15
ReslgnatlonlTerminatlon/Leave of Absence/Retirement/Excessed
Name
Elizabeth Bender
Tanva Bellia
Alyson TreQlia
4.
Date of
Appointment
Temporary Employment
Name
Rosanna Canicatti
3.
Salary
Hours per Day
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Teaching Area
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Special Education
Art
Effective Date
11/10/14 -1215114
12115/14 - 3/20/15
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Reason
FMLA
FMLA
FMLA
Appointment of Substitutes
4.1. The following are appointed, conditioned upon fingerprint clearance, as Substitute Teachers or Substitute Nurses (') for the 2014·2015
school year at the rate approved by the Board of Education at Its Organizational Meeting:
Kern Albers
Rachel Appledorf '
Nora Cody
lIana Diener
Ma~orie Etienne
Melissa Fantaci
Date Submitted to Board of Education:
Jennifer Fettig
Jeanne Heinsman
John Hummel'
Joanna Nigro
Paul O'Neal
Elena Pellarin
November 18, 2014
Melissa Rodman
Sheilah Lavelle Schumann
Kimberly Sherman
Jordan Tsunis
Stephanie Vyskocil
Ariella Weiner
CaileyWood
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4.2. Approval of Regular Substitutes:
Please note: This section has been added to the Personnel Action Report for approval of regular substitutes as per the Ancillary Rate Schedule.
• Margery Fey is approved as a regular substitute teacher effective October 17, 2014 through TBD for Christine O'Shaughnessy .
• Taylor Kelly is approved as a regular substitute teacher effective October 17, 2014 through November 24, 2014 for Jennifer Casale .
• Erin Tauby is approved as a regular substitute teacher effective October 17,2014 through October 20, 2014 for Dana Driscoll .
• Alanna Nilsson is approved as a regular substitute teacher effective October 23, 2014 through November 5, 2014 for Danielle Cardi.
.Deborah Gaynor is approved as a regular substitute teacher effective October 31, 2014 through TBD for lena Deluca .
• Gina Romuno is approved as a regular substitute teacher effective November 7, 2014 through December 8, 2014 for Elizabeth Bender.
5.
Removal of Substitutes
5.1. The following are removed as Substitute Teachers and/or Substitute Nurses:
Kris Delgalvis-Burchill
Cara Hallahan
leanna Manfredi
Ryan Meade
5.2. The following are removed as Substitute Teacher Assistants:
leanna Manfredi
Marguerite Marinaro
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Date Submitted to Board of Education:
November 18,2014
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7.2.B
CIVIL SERVICE STAFF
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW. THE SUPERINTENDENT RECOMMENDS ACCEPTANCE OF THE FOLLOWING:
1. Temporary Employment
Name
CamilieCono
Status of Appointment
Temporary Employment
(Replaces R. Caunter)
Position
School
Salary
Effective Date
Special Education Aide
Pines
$13.51/hr·
11/19/14-TBD
2. Appointment of Substitutes
2.1.
The following are appointed, conditioned upon fingerprint clearance, as substitute clericals and monitors for the 2014-15 school year
at the hourly rate approved by the Board of Education at Its Organizational Meeting:
Georgopoulos, Vasiliki
2.2.
The following are appointed, conditioned upon fingerprint clearance, as substitute driver messengers/substitute grounds for the 2014-15
school year at the hourly rate approved by the Board of Education at its Organizational Meeting:
Sanders, Jason
2.3.
The following are appointed, conditioned upon fingerprint clearance, as substitute special education aides for the 2014-15 school year at
the hourly rate approved by the Board of Education at Its Organizational Meeting:
Giarraputo, Shari
3.
Weiner, Ariella
Removal of Substitutes
3.1.
The following are removed as substitute clericals and monitors:
Roell, Elizabeth
3.2.
The following are removed as substitute special education aides.
Cono, Camille
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2013-2014 salary; 2014-2015 salary to be determined
Date Submitted to Board of Education: November 1B, 2014
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BOARD OF EDUCATION, HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT
THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS THE RESCINDING OF THE FOLLOWING CURRICULUM
WRITER FOR THE 201412015 SCHOOL YEAR:
PROJECT
HOURS
ELA, Grade 12 Revision
12
APPLICANT
Dawn Lvnch
RATE PER HOUR
$47.36
Date Submitted to Board of Education: November 18,2014
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BOARD OF EDUCATION, HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT
THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS APPOINTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING CURRICULUM
WRITER FOR THE 201412015 SCHOOL YEAR:
PROJECT
ELA, Grade 12 Revision
TOTAL
PROJECT
HOURS
12
APPLICANT
Leann Barone
RATE PER HOUR
$47.36
Date Submitted to Board of Education: November 18, 2014
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BOARD OF EDUCATION, HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT
THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RECOMMENDS THE APPOINTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING REGENTS
REVIEW TEACHERS FOR THE 201412015 SCHOOL YEAR:
PROJECT
HOURS
APPLICANT
RATE PER HOUR
Chemistry Regents Review Teacher
10
Carolyn Heck
$50.73
Living Environment Regents Review Teacher
10
Richard Plouffe
$50.73
Earth Science Regents Review Teacher
10
Andrew Becher
$50.73
Algebra 2ffrigonometry Regents Review Teacher
10
Elizabeth Badini
$50.73
Geometry Regents Review Teacher
10
Meghan Giunta
$50.73
Integrated Algebra Regents Review Teacher
10
Allyson Beardslee
$50.73
U.S. History Regents Review Teacher
10
Ellen Robbins
$50.73
Global History Regents Review Teacher
10
Lindsay Conaghan
$50.73
English Regents Review Teacher
10
Joanne Seale
$50.73
Date Submitted to Board of Education: November 18,2014
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Board of Education, Hauppauge Union Free School District
The Superintendent of Schools Recommends Appointment of the Following 2014-2015
District-Wide Chaperones and Proctors
Name
Jessica Gumbus
Position
Activitv
Hours
Rate of Pav·
Chaperone/Proctor
TBD
TBD
$38.54/Hr.
'2013-2014 salary; 2014-2015 salary under negotiation
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Date submitted to the Board of Education: November 18, 2014
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Board of Education, Hauppauge Union Free School District
The Superintendent of Schools Recommends Appointment of the Following
2014-2015 District-Wide Home Bound Instructors
Name
Susan Cappellini
Jessica Gumbus
Activitv
Hours
Rate of Pav'
Home Bound Instruction
Home Bound Instruction
TBD
TBD
$44.64/Hr.
$44.64/Hr.
*2013-2014 salary; 2014-2015 salary under negotiation
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Board of Education, Hauppauge Union Free School District
The Superintendent of Schools Recommends Appointment of the Following
2014·2015 Coaching Staff
Name
Eric Ericksen
Robert Vitulano
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MS Girls Vollevball
MS Boys Basketball
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*2013-2014 salary; 2014-2015 salary under negotiation
Date Submitted to the Board of Education:
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Salary"
Effective Date
11/10/14
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The Superintendent of Schools Recommends Appointment of the Following
2014-2015 Coaching Staff
Name
Laura Candela
Diana Bosak
Jamie Edson
Jessica Sheehan
Brad Hughes
Josh Gutes
Heather Tisman
Rich Lionetti
Brandon Modrov
Cailey Wood
Jennifer Milleisen
Bill Maida
Jonathan Hernandez
Chris Messina
Michael Messina
Christopher Coward
Christopher Varthalamis
Robert Vitulano
Chris Coward
Matt Lichter
School
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
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MS
MS
MS
MS
Sport
CheerleadinQ- Varsity
CheerleadinQ- Junior Varsity
Girls Basketball- Varsity
Girls Basketball- Junior Varsity
Boys Basketball- Varsity
Boys Basketball- Junior Varsity
Boys Bowling- Varsity
Head Boys Swimming- Varsity
Assistant Boys SwimminQ- Varsity
Head Girls Winter Track- Varsity
Assistant Girls Winter Track - Varsity
Head Boys Winter Track- Varsity
Assistant Boys Winter Track- Varsity
Head WrestlinQ- Varsity
Assistant WrestlinQ- Varsity
WrestlinQ- Junior Varsity
Boys Volleyball- Middle School
Girls Basketball- Middle School
Wrestling- Middle School
Wrestling- Middle School
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Date Submitted to the Board of Education:
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Effective Date
11/19/14
11/19/14
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11/19/14
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11/19/14
11/19/14
11/19/14
11/19/14
11/19/14
11/19/14
11/19/14
11/19/14
11/19/14
11/19/14
11/19/14
1/20/15
1/20/15
1/20/15
1/20/15
Salary'
$6,387
$5,768
$8,579
$6,792
$8,579
$6,792
$6,153
$7,529
$6,153
$7,529
$6,153
$7,529
$6,153
$8,579
$6,153
$6,792
$4,735
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Board of Education, Hauppauge Union Free School District
The Superintendent of Schools Recommends Appointment of the Following
2014-2015 Co-Curricular Staff
School
HS
Name
Brian Milleisen
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Dale Submitted I
Activi
Club
Hours
Rate ofPa *
25
$38.54
under negotiation
oucalion:
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