Agenda - Thursday, June 19, 2014

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Massapequa Public Schools
Massapequa, NY
Board of Education
June 19, 2014
7:00 PM
Our mission is to educate all students to their highest level of academic potential and to
teach them the skills and knowledge to become capable, creative and responsible
members of our society. Responsibility for learning must be shared by all – children,
parents, teachers and community.
Students who desire to comment at a Board meeting should make their presence known
to the District Clerk prior to the beginning of the meeting so that the Board President can
consider allowing the comments to be made at the beginning of the meeting.
I/
Call to Order
1}
Roll Call
II/
Recognitions
III/
1}
Recognition of Boys Varsity Lacrosse Team - NYS Champions
2}
Recognition of Varsity Baseball Team - Nassau County Champions
3}
Recognition of Spring Track Individual Participants - Nassau County Champions
4}
Recognition of Long Island High School Journalism Award Recipients
5}
Recognition of Prudential Spirit of Community Award Recipients
Minutes Approval
1}
IV/
V/
Personnel - Non-Certificated - Appointments
1}
Summer Recreation Personnel
2}
Student Assistants
Public Hearings
1}
VI/
VII/
Board - Regular Meeting - Jun 5, 2014 7:00 PM
Elimination of the Tax Certiorari Reserve Fund
Informational Items
1}
Buildings & Grounds Report Regarding Bond Issue
2}
New York State Tax Freeze
Resolutions
1} Resolved that the Board of Education approve the IEP recommendations as per the
attached.
2} Resolved that the Board of Education approve the students listed for home instruction.
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June 19, 2014
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3} WHEREAS, on September 20, 2012 a Tax Certiorari Reserve fund (TCRF) to be
known as the Tax Certiorari Reserve was established pursuant to section 3651 (1-a) of the New
York State Education Law for the purpose of defraying the potential costs of refunds that may
become due from the school district as a result of settlement of our judgments resulting from tax
certiorari proceedings;
WHEREAS, the Tax Certiorari Reserve is no longer needed for the purpose of defraying the
potential costs of refunds that may become due from the school district as a result of settlement
of or judgments resulting from tax certiorari proceedings;
WHEREAS, the Tax Certiorari Reserve was funded in the 2012-13 fiscal year in the amount of
ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,500,000);
WHEREAS, in compliance with General Municipal Law Section 6-r, public notice was given by
publication in Newsday on June 2, 2014, in The Massapequa Post on June 4, 2014 and in the
Massapequa Observer on June 4, 2014, that the Board of Education of the Massapequa Union
Free School is proposing to transfer the balance of the TCRF established on September 20, 2014
pursuant to section 3651 (1-a) of the New York State Education Law to the Retirement
Contribution Reserve Fund (“RCRF”) and thereafter abolish the TCRF and that a public hearing
on such proposed transfer and abolishment would be held on June 19, 2014 at approximately 8
p.m. prevailing time, in the Massapequa High School Auditorium, 4925 Merrick Road,
Massapequa, NY;
WHEREAS, in compliance with General Municipal Law Section 6-r, on June 19, 2014 at
approximately 8 p.m. prevailing time, in the Massapequa High School Auditorium. 4925 Merrick
Road, Massapequa, NY said public hearing was held;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the balance contained in the Tax Certiorari
Reserve is hereby transferred to the RCRF, established pursuant to section 6-r of the General
Municipal Law; on May 22, 2008;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Tax Certiorari Reserve is hereby abolished; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution shall take effect immediately
4} RESOLVED that the Board of Education approves an appropriation adjustment for the
2013/14 fiscal year amounting to $210,000.
5} RESOLVED that the Board of Education hereby accepts the revisions to Board of
Education Policy 5300, Code of Conduct, as written and directs the administration to reflect the
same in Board of Education policy and district publications as per the attached.
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June 19, 2014
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6} WHEREAS, the Superintendent of Schools has recommended that a $200 tuition
reimbursement grant for inservice training be awarded to the following teachers in accordance with
the procedures outlined in the Collective Negotiations Agreement between the Board and the
Teachers’ Unit, be it hereby
RESOLVED that the Business Office is authorized to provide reimbursement upon satisfactory proof
of completion of the course.
7} Resolved that the Board of Education approve the selection of 10 Massapequa High
School students to be the recipients of the Edmund J. O'Connor & Louise O. Butler Scholarship
in the amount of $5,000 as per the attached.
8} Resolved that the Board of Education approves the change in date for the Board of
Education Organization Meeting from July 1, 2014 to July 15, 2014.
9} Resolved that pursuant to Commissioner's Regulation 200.5(i) the Board of Education
does hereby appoint Elise Kestenbaum to serve as the Impartial Hearing Officer for Student
Number 224180073.
The Board of Education allows time at the conclusion of its regular meetings for
questions and/or comments from residents in attendance. Residents are encouraged to
share their ideas, comments and questions. Although a total of thirty minutes is allowed
for questions and/or comments, the Board President has discretion to adjust the total time
should the nature of the discussion merit it. Those commenting are requested to state their
name and address when the address the Board and each individual will be entitled to pose
one question or comments so all interested parties may be recognized.
MASSAPEQUA SCHOOL DISTRICT WEB-SITE – www.msd.k12.ny.us
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Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Massapequa, NY 11758
SCHEDULED
RECOGNITION (ID # 1906)
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
Department: Superintendent's Office
Category: Recognitions
Prepared By: Anne Marie Bellizzi
Initiator: Anne Marie Bellizzi
Sponsors:
DOC ID: 1906
Recognition of Boys Varsity Lacrosse Team - NYS
Champions
Recognition of Boys Varsity Lacrosse Team - NYS Champions
Updated: 6/9/2014 11:00 AM by Anne Marie Bellizzi
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Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
SCHEDULED
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
Sponsors:
DOC ID: 1907
Recognition of Varsity Baseball Team - Nassau County
Champions
Recognition of Varsity Baseball Team - Nassau County Champions
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Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
SCHEDULED
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
Sponsors:
DOC ID: 1920
Recognition of Spring Track Individual Participants - Nassau
County Champions
Recognition of Spring Track Individual Participants - Nassau County Champions
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Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
SCHEDULED
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
Sponsors:
DOC ID: 1917
Recognition of Long Island High School Journalism Award
Recipients
Recognition of Long Island High School Journalism Award Recipients - Mr. Kevin Harrington
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Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
SCHEDULED
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
Sponsors:
DOC ID: 1918
Recognition of Prudential Spirit of Community Award
Recipients
Recognition of Prudential Spirit of Community Award Recipients - Dr. Barbara Williams
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Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Superintendent's Office
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
Lucille F. Iconis, Superintendent of Schools
From: Anne Marie Bellizzi, District Clerk of Superintendent's Office
Date: June 16, 2014
Re:
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Volunteer
Christian
Sanzone
McKenna
Volunteer
Gina
Scalia
McKenna
Volunteer
Jayson
Schaefer
McKenna
Volunteer
Kaitlyn
Scognamiglio
Unqua
College Assistant
Ryan
Gordon
Unqua
College Assistant
Tyler
Kaufman
Unqua
College Assistant
Jessica
Mawad
Unqua
College Assistant
Alexander
Vilardi
Unqua
Leader
Anthony
Cestaro
Unqua
Leader
Jake
Coleman
4.1.a
Packet Pg. 21
4.1.a
Hired As
First Name
Last Name
Unqua
Leader
Ben
Coleman
Unqua
Leader
Olivia
Colletti
Unqua
Leader
Matthew
Dara
Unqua
Leader
Lauren
DePol
Unqua
Leader
Jenna
DiTommaso
Unqua
Leader
Thomas
Exposito
Unqua
Leader
Nicole
Feeley
Unqua
Leader
Nicole
Fiorillo
Unqua
Leader
Alexa
Fiorillo
Unqua
Leader
Kristen
Flanigan
Unqua
Leader
Justin
Frascati
Unqua
Leader
Emma
Garvey
Unqua
Leader
Nolan
Glascoe
Unqua
Leader
Brandon
Gordon
Unqua
Leader
Faith
Graham
Unqua
Leader
Ashley
Keane
Unqua
Leader
Jennifer
Lake
Unqua
Leader
Joseph
Mauceri
Unqua
Leader
Miranda
McLeer
Unqua
Leader
Julia
O'Leary
Unqua
Leader
Emily
O'Leary
Unqua
Leader
Daniel
Plumeri
Unqua
Leader
Jillian
Prystupa
Unqua
Leader
Toni
Safoschnik
Unqua
Leader
Richard
Schmachtenberg
Unqua
Leader
Ashley
Vilardi
Unqua
Leader
Matthew
Weiss
Unqua
Volunteer
Al
Amandola
School
Packet Pg. 22
School
Hired As
First Name
Last Name
Unqua
Volunteer
Zachary Chase
Avakian
Unqua
Volunteer
Victoria
Barbera
Unqua
Volunteer
Allie
Belmont
Unqua
Volunteer
Christopher
Braglia
Unqua
Volunteer
Jack
Chiffriller
Unqua
Volunteer
Christian
Coleman
Unqua
Volunteer
Brigitte
Cooney
Unqua
Volunteer
Ryan
Cornell
Unqua
Volunteer
Dante
DellaPorta
Unqua
Volunteer
Sebastien
Diaquoi
Unqua
Volunteer
Tori
DiBenedetto
Unqua
Volunteer
Mark
Dobres
Unqua
Volunteer
Matthew
Farley
Unqua
Volunteer
Amanda
Fedele
Unqua
Volunteer
Riley
Ferlito
Unqua
Volunteer
Devin
Gallo
Unqua
Volunteer
Hannah
Gaudioso
Unqua
Volunteer
Samantha
Gentile
Unqua
Volunteer
Jillian
Ginnane
Unqua
Volunteer
Stephen
Graziano
Unqua
Volunteer
Kiera
Healy
Unqua
Volunteer
Ryan
Hogan
Unqua
Volunteer
Sean
Hunt
Unqua
Volunteer
Kaitlyn
Keane
Unqua
Volunteer
Thomas
Koemm
Unqua
Volunteer
Chris
Koemm
Unqua
Volunteer
Jaclyn
Lembo
Unqua
Volunteer
Darren
Livecchi
4.1.a
Packet Pg. 23
School
Hired As
First Name
Last Name
Unqua
Volunteer
Nicole
Ludwig
Unqua
Volunteer
Heather
MacDougall
Unqua
Volunteer
Andrew
Martello
Unqua
Volunteer
Samantha
McGrath
Unqua
Volunteer
Alexandre
Meirhaeghe
Unqua
Volunteer
Joey
Milano
Unqua
Volunteer
Gianni
Murano
Unqua
Volunteer
Kevin
Murray
Unqua
Volunteer
Michael
Nahaczewski
Unqua
Volunteer
Nicholas
Nesi
Unqua
Volunteer
Julia
Pagano
Unqua
Volunteer
Sabrina
Pappas
Unqua
Volunteer
Kaitlyn
Rail
Unqua
Volunteer
Evan
Randazzo
Unqua
Volunteer
Christian
Santantonio
Unqua
Volunteer
Gina
Santoro
Unqua
Volunteer
Justin
Schurmann
Unqua
Volunteer
Nick
Scibilia
Unqua
Volunteer
Ashley
Scotto
Unqua
Volunteer
Alexa
Shea
Unqua
Volunteer
Megan
Signer
Unqua
Volunteer
Christina
Signoretti
Unqua
Volunteer
Sydney
Simon
Unqua
Volunteer
Kaley
Theodorous
Unqua
Volunteer
Nicolette
Vano
Unqua
Volunteer
Jason
Yelner
Unqua
Volunteer
James
Zupo
4.1.a
Packet Pg. 24
School
Position
First Name
Last Name
Ames
Director
William
Herr
Ames
Arts & Crafts Director
Anthony
Messina
Ames
Assistant Director
Robert
White
Birch Lane
Assistant Director
Jessica
Bogenshutz
Birch Lane
Amanda
Cascino
Birch Lane
Director
Christopher
Siemsen
East Lake
Corinne
Meaney
East Lake
Director
Marcela
Sepe
East Lake
Assistant Director
Kimberly
Woods
Fairfield
Assistant Director
Tara
Annunziata
Fairfield
Arts &Crafts Director
Samantha
Greco
Fairfield
Director
Warren
Kaufman
FLOATER
Assistant Director
Cara
Dulko
Lockhart
Assistant Director
Jackie
Medina
Lockhart
Director
John
Pardue
Lockhart
Renee
Remi
McKenna
Lauren
Dorsa
McKenna
Director
Drew
Lamberg
McKenna
Assistant Director
Kimberly
Meyer
Unqua
Director
Nicole
Fatscher
Unqua
Assistant Director
Aimee
Kelly
Unqua
Arts &Crafts Director
Jillian
MacLean
4.1.b
Attachment: Summer Rec. Directors 2014 for the BOE (2014-14 : Summer Recreation Personnel)
2014 Summer Recreation Directors
Packet Pg. 25
4.1.c
POSITION/
EMPLOYEE
Director
Arts & Craft
Director
Assistant Director
College Assistant
Leader
Ron D’Angelo
Jane Milbach
Taylor Milano
Jade DeVito
TOTAL PAY FOR
PROGRAM
(Based on
6 weeks - 2013)
$6,096
$4,875
TOTAL PAY
FOR 5 WEEKS
(2014)
BREAKDOWN
PER PAY
$5080
$4,063
3 Pays $1,693.33(+.01)
3 Pays $1,354.33(+.01)
$3,200
$2,200
$1,000
$8,600
$2,667
$1,834
$835
$8,600
3 Pays $889
3 Pays $611.33(+.01)
3 pays $278.33(+.01)
3 Pays $2,866.67
$14.75 per hour
$12.25 per hour
$12.25 per hour
$14.75 per hour
$12.25 per hour
$12.25 per hour
Packet Pg. 26
Attachment: 2014 Payroll Scale BOE (2014-14 : Summer Recreation Personnel)
SUMMER RECREATION PAYSCALE 2014
4.2
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
Date: June 13, 2014
Re:
Student Assistants
Student Assistants - Summer Fine Arts
Updated: 6/13/2014 4:44 PM by Anne Marie Bellizzi
Page 1
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4.2.a
STUDENT ASSISTANTS - SUMMER FINE ARTS 2014
Attachment: Student Assistants Summer Fine Arts 2014 (2014-15 : Student Assistants - Summer Fine Arts)
Daniel Hughes
John Modica
Sheila Mulligan
Emily Li
James Kelly
Matthew Greene
Matthew Fischetti
Kyra Gonsor
Amber Merlini
Shannon D'Andrea
Bianca Saraniero
Danielle Coggins
Nicole Schiraldi
Packet Pg. 28
PROGRAM
GRADE
BAND
BAND
ORCHESTRA
ORCHESTRA
JAZZ BAND - Perticone
JAZZ BAND - Marson
ACOUSTIC GUITAR
MUSICAL THEATER
MUSICAL THEATER
VISUAL ARTS - iPad Claymation
VISUAL ARTS -Ceramics
VISUAL ARTS - Drawing & Painting I & II, Sculpture
VISUAL ARTS - Print! Stamp!
Senior
Senior
Senior
Junior
Junior
Junior
Senior
Sophomore
Sophomore
Senior
Senior
Junior
Junior
4.2.a
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4.2.a
July 7 - August 8
July 7 - August 8
July 7 - August 8
July 7 - August 8
July 21 - July 25
July 21 - July 25
July 21 - July 25
July 7 - August 8
July 7 - August 8
July 7 - July 11
July 7 - July 18
July 14 -August 1
August 4 - August 8
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
8:30 - 11:30
WEEK(S) HIRED
August 4 - August 8 8:30 - 11:30
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5.1
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
SCHEDULED
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
Category: Tax Certiorari Matters
Sponsors:
PUBLIC HEARING (ID # 1919)
DOC ID: 1919
Elimination of the Tax Certiorari Reserve Fund
Elimination of the Tax Certiorari Reserve Fund - Mr. Adcock
Page 1
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6.1
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
Date: June 16, 2014
Re:
Page 1
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Attachment: Proposed Bond draft cost breakdown (1914 : Buildings & Grounds Report Regarding Bond Issue)
6.1.a
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6.1.b
Attachment: Microsoft PowerPoint - MASDBndBoard_61914.pptx (1914 : Buildings & Grounds Report Regarding Bond Issue)
6/30/2014
Massapequa U.F. School District
Facilities Committee
Proposed 2014 Bond
Update 6.19.14
H2M Architects & Engineers.
538 Broad Hollow Road
Melville, NY 10747
Committee Process
Facilities Committee
A group of individuals from the facilities department, Board of Education, community, staff and
professional - charged with the task of identifying and prioritizing projects which need to be
completed district wide.
Resources used to identify these projects included review of the 2010 Building Condition
Survey (BCS), 2011 - 2014 Annual Visual Inspections (AVI’s), discussions with building
Principals, items which can no longer be addressed through routine maintenance and items
which fall under local / state mandates.
As a result the committee through consensus identified approximately 130 individual
projects, affecting all buildings which reflect the Districts needs to ensure the health and
safety of the students & staff is maintained while maintaining an environment which is
conducive to the education process. These projects are grouped into 6 categories.
Project Categories
Infrastructure
Projects which affect the daily operation of the facilities and maintain the mechanical,
electrical, structural and building envelope systems. These projects make up the largest
component of the proposed bond in quantity and cost and if not addressed could lead to
more costly future issues.
Many of these projects have a direct result on the efficiency of a building and can help
lower energy consumption while reducing operating costs over their life expectancy.
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§
§
§
§
§
Masonry Restoration
Window Replacement
AHU Replacement
Roofing Replacement
HVAC Upgrades
Student Toilet Renovations
Domestic Water Heaters & Piping
Fuel Oil Tank Replacement
Exterior Painting
Flooring Replacements
Kitchen Finishes
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6/30/2014
Project Categories
Health & Safety
Projects which affect the health & safety of the students and staff. These projects have the
highest priority with SED and critical failures of these systems could result in the certificate of
occupancy being revoked.
Included in this group of projects are those which deal with school security. A recent initiative
from SED allows for an additional 10% building aid for qualifying projects and these will be bid
separately to take advantage of this program.
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§
Fire Alarm Upgrades
Public Address / Master Time Clock Replacement
Exterior Lighting
Door & Hardware Replacement
Secured Entry Vestibules
Project Categories
Educational
Projects which affect the Educational process and / or enhance student experience while
providing the administration with the tools necessary to maintain the highest standard of
instruction.
These projects look to create new multi-use spaces within the existing building footprint. Their
design will allow for flexibility to adapt to the changing program and the Districts future needs.
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§
§
Library / Media Center Renovations
Science Lab Classroom Upgrades
Cafeteria Renovations
Auditorium Renovations
Project Categories
Athletics
Projects which support the Districts athletic teams and improvements to the facilities for extra
curricular activates, community organizations, team sports and P.E. classes. These projects
will enhance the athletes experience, improve safety and extend the Districts ability to utilize
the fields, while reducing the overall maintenance time and costs.
§
§
§
§
Synthetic Turf Fields
Track Resurfacing
Tennis Court Resurfacing
Dugouts
Press Box
New Bleachers
Field Irrigation
Field Renovations / Grading
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6/30/2014
Project Categories
Technology
This category deals with upgrades to technology on a infrastructure level, including interior
renovation to the Network Operations Center (NOC) located within the Administration wing.
Monies earmarked under this category will provide funding available for potential upgrades
needed as a result of the technology audit currently being performed.
§ Technology Upgrades
§ NOC room renovations
Project Categories
Sitework
Projects which address the buildings grounds, vehicular & pedestrian circulation. These
issues become capital projects when they exceed the scope of work which can be completed
utilizing operations & maintenance (O&M) staff or contracts.
These projects also address the security of the sites by maintaining and replacing perimeter
fencing for controlling unauthorized access.
Stand alone these projects would not qualify for building aid, however they will be
incorporated into projects which contain capital improvements to maximize aid.
§ Sidewalk Replacement
§ Fencing Replacement / Repairs
§ Asphalt Pavement Repairs
Additional Parking
Curb Replacement / Repairs
Project Categories - Examples
Infrastructure
3
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6.1.b
6/30/2014
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Health & Safety
4
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6.1.b
6/30/2014
Educational
Educational
High School Science Classrooms
Educational
5
Packet Pg. 38
6.1.b
6/30/2014
Educational
Educational
High School Library / Media Center
Educational
High School Library / Media Center
6
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6.1.b
6/30/2014
Athletics
Project Categories
Technology
Sitework
7
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6.1.b
6/30/2014
Project Categories
Project Breakdown
7%
4%
Infrastructure
9%
36%
Health & Safety
Educational
9%
Athletics
Professional Fees
Technology
17%
Sitework
18%
SED – Permit / Approval Process
State Education Department
Requirements for a Building Permit
As required by the Secretary of State & the Office of Facilities Planning (SED) all capital
improvement projects undertaken by a School District, meeting certain criteria are required to
be submitted to SED for approval. Upon approval a building permit is issued which allows the
District to go out to public bid for the work.
Failure to obtain a permit, could result in a loss of potential building aid for the District and
possibly having the buildings certificate of occupancy revoked not allowing the building to be
occupied by students.
The importance of the building permit is to assure that the work will be done properly
to preserve the health and safety of a facility’s occupants or users.
SED – Building Aid
State Education Department
Building Aid for School Districts
Building Aid is available for certain approved capital projects. In accordance with Section
3602, subdivision 6, of the Education Law.
The Commissioner of Education must approve plans and specifications for capital
construction projects undertaken by school districts via building permits (prior to bid).
Building Aid Units (BAU) x Construction Cost Index x
Regional Cost Factor
Building Aid is paid over the useful life expectancy of a project in terms of 15, 20
or 30 based on the type of project being done. Most of the projects within the
bond would qualify for a 15yr. reimbursement.
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6.1.b
6/30/2014
Project Categories Cost Breakdown
[VALUE]
[VALUE]
Infrastructure
[VALUE]
[VALUE]
Health & Safety
Educational
Athletics
[VALUE]
Professional Fees
Technology
Sitework
[VALUE]
[VALUE]
Total Bond Cost $ 35,662,091
Construction Process
Construction Process & Oversight
§ Design professional will work with the District to identify and define each of the projects
scope, to ensure the Districts expectations are met both on a facilities side as well as in
line with current and future educational needs.
§ Projects will be submitted to the State Education Department to ensure compliance with
permitting regulations, SED guidelines and grouped to maximize building aid.
§ Upon approval projects will be publically bid in accordance with the NYS competitive
bidding laws to ensure the best possible pricing and similar projects bid to take advantage
of economy of scale.
§ Design professionals along with the District and construction managers would evaluate
the bids to ensure awards are made in the best interest of the District and to identify the
lowest, qualified contractor meeting specifications are awarded the work.
Construction Process
Construction Process & Oversight - Continued
§ The District, A/E, & CM will administer the contracts and inspect the work daily to ensure
compliance with the contract documents and ensure the work is progressing in a timely
fashion.
§ Oversight of the construction at multiple buildings simultaneously is crucial to ensure
compliance and this is where a construction management firm is most qualified to provide
the day-to-day coordination of the multiple trades and track schedules.
§ Payment to contractors are reviewed and only upon approval by the District, A/E & CM
are processed.
§ Quality of work and final product are approved by the District, A/E & CM.
§ Punchlists and closeout documents are prepared and enforced by the District, A/E & CM
§ Upon acceptance of closeout documents, the contacts are closed and final cost reports
submitted to SED for start to receive building aid.
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6.1.b
6/30/2014
Proposed Bond Costs
Summary of Bond Costs
These costs are based on current market conditions, previously bid projects of similar
scope and size (public works – prevailing wage) and an extensive knowledge of the
construction industry
Construction Cost
Professional Fees (9%)
$ 32,420,083
$ 3,242,008
Total Proposed Bond $ 35,662,091
Questions
and
Answers
10
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6.2
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
Date: June 13, 2014
Re:
New York State Tax Freeze
NYS Tax Freeze Program - Mr. Adcock
Page 1
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7.1
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Special Education
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
From: Jean Castelli, Executive Director of Special Education
Date: June 12, 2014
Re:
IEP Approvals
Resolved that the Board of Education approve the IEP recommendations as per the attached.
Updated: 6/12/2014 2:27 PM by Debra Marino
Page 1
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7.1.a
Committee Recommendations for Board of Education Review (June 19, 2014)
Alt ID# Age
Committee Grade Reason
Decision
Disability
Recommended School Recommended Program
04/23/2014
210180004 21:5
CSE
Ungraded Annual Review/Exit
Meeting
Exited
Intellectual
Disability
Division Avenue H.S.
Special Class
04/30/2014
214040080 18:0
CSE
12
Reevaluation Review Classified
Other Health
Impairment
Massapequa High School
Resource Room Program
Counseling Services
05/06/2014
214011710 18:1
CSE
12
Reevaluation Review Classified
Autism
Counseling
Parent Training
Parent Training (ESY)
05/07/2014
216071000 15:10
CSE
10
Program Review
Learning
Disability
Integrated Co-teaching Services
05/08/2014
221180006 10:11
CSE
Ungraded Reevaluation/Program Classified
Review
Autism
East Lake School
Special Class
Behavior Intervention Services
Counseling
Occupational Therapy
Parent Training
Parent Training
Speech/Language Therapy
Special Class (ESY)
Occupational Therapy (ESY)
(ESY)
(ESY)
05/08/2014
218071020 13:5
CSE
07
Autism
BOCES Seaman Neck
Special Class
Counseling
Counseling
Parent Training
Teacher Aide
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
Program Review
Report - Recommendations for BOE (v01b) w/o Student Name - Printed 6/12/2014 2:04:23 PM
Classified
Classified
Attachment: 2013-14 Board Agenda June 19 2014 (1912 : IEP Approvals)
Meeting
page46
1 of 4
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05/15/2014
212120650 21:0
CSE
05/19/2014
221180178 11:3
CSE
05/19/2014
216041070 15:6
CSE
05/22/2014
217031220 15:7
05/22/2014
220180101 11:7
Ungraded Exit Meeting
Classified
Autism
Adapted Physical Education
Special Class
Special Class - English
Special Class - Math
Special Class - Science
Special Class - Social Studies
Supervision
Counseling
Parent Training
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
Supervision (ESY)
(ESY)
Teacher Aide (ESY)
Initial Eligibility
Determination
Meeting
Ineligible
10
Program Review
Classified
Emotional
Disturbance
Counseling Services
Parent Training
CSE
09
Program Review
Classified
Emotional
Disturbance
Home
Special Class
Counseling
CSE
06
Amendment Agreement No
Meeting
Classified
Other Health
Impairment
East Lake School
Special Class
Counseling
Parent Training
Counseling (ESY)
7.1.a
(ESY)
(ESY)
Teacher Aide (ESY)
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Packet Pg.
05/27/2014
229180019 2:9
CPSE
Preschool Initial
Eligibility/Annual
Review
Classified
Preschool
Preschool/No
Student with a
Services Continued Disability
EI
Preschool Itinerant Services Parent Training
Only
05/27/2014
229180020 3:2
CPSE
Preschool Initial Eligibility
Determination
Meeting
Classified Preschool Preschool
Student with a
Disability
Preschool Itinerant Services Speech/Language Therapy
Only
05/27/2014
228180064 3:8
CPSE
Initial Eligibility
Determination
Meeting
Ineligible
05/27/2014
218071260 14:5
CSE
08
Program Review
Classified
Other Health
Impairment
Home
Special Class
Counseling
05/28/2014
213100470 18:11
CSE
12
Program Review
Classified
Emotional
Disturbance
Mountain Lake Academy
Special Class
Counseling
Counseling
Special Class (ESY)
Counseling (ESY)
05/28/2014
211100190 20:11
CSE
Exited
Autism
Henry Viscardi/Abilities Inc. Consultant Teacher Services
Special Class
Special Class
Supervision
Teacher Aide
Teacher Aide
Consultant Teacher Services
(ESY)
Special Class (ESY)
Special Class (ESY)
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
Supervision (ESY)
(ESY)
(ESY)
Teacher Aide (ESY)
7.1.a
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Annual Review
7.1.a
05/29/2014
214040440 18:4
CSE
12
Classified
Learning
Disability
05/29/2014
211120890 20:10
CSE
Ungraded Reevaluation Review Classified
Learning
Disability
Special Class
Special Class (ESY)
05/30/2014
213120880 19:8
CSE
12
Annual Review
Classified
Other Health
Impairment
Home
Special Class
06/03/2014
220180113 12:1
CSE
06
Amendment Agreement No
Meeting
Classified
Other Health
Impairment
Fairfield School
Counseling
Counseling
06/03/2014
223180018 9:4
CSE
03
Initial Eligibility
Determination
Meeting
Ineligible
John P. McKenna School
06/05/2014
229180026 3:0
CPSE
Preschool Initial
Eligibility/Annual
Review
Student with a
Disability
Only
06/11/2014
227180090 4:7
CPSE
Preschool Annual Review
Declassified
Preschool Itinerant Services Occupational Therapy
Only
Preschool
Student with a
Disability
Teacher Aide (ESY)
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7.1.b
Committee Recommendations for Board of Education Review (June 19, 2014)
Alt ID# Age
Committee Grade Reason
Decision
Disability
Recommended School Recommended Program
03/12/2014
216071030 15:4
CSE
Ungraded Annual Review
Classified
Multiple
Disabilities
CDD Residential
Special Class
Counseling Services
(ESY)
Special Class (ESY)
Counseling Services (ESY)
(ESY)
(ESY)
03/12/2014
218180003 13:4
CSE
Classified
Multiple
Disabilities
Center for Developmental
Disabilities
Special Class
Supervision
Counseling
Parent Training
(ESY)
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
Supervision (ESY)
Counseling (ESY)
(ESY)
(ESY)
04/09/2014
225180005 7:3
CSE
03
Classified
Orthopedic
Henry Viscardi
Special Class
Annual Review
Attachment: 2014-15 AR Board Agenda June 19 2014 (1912 : IEP Approvals)
Meeting
page 150
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Packet Pg.
04/09/2014
220180127 11:4
CSE
05
04/24/2014
227180059 4:5
CPSE
04/25/2014
227180076 5:2
04/30/2014
Annual Review
Occupational Therapy 7.1.b
Physical Therapy
Skilled Nursing Services
Skilled Nursing Services
Special Class (ESY)
Occupational-Therapy
Consultation (ESY)
Physical Therapy (ESY)
Skilled Nursing Services (ESY)
Skilled Nursing Services (ESY)
Impairment
Classified
Multiple
Disabilities
Henry Viscardi
Exited
Preschool
Student with a
Disability
Only
(ESY)
CPSE
Declassified
Preschool
Student with a
Disability
Only
(ESY)
216070080 16:3
CSE
10
Annual Review
Classified
Emotional
Disturbance
BOCES Iris Wolfson H.S.
Special Class
Counseling
05/01/2014
217060890 14:9
CSE
10
Annual Review
Classified
Learning
Disability
05/01/2014
215010260 17:3
CSE
12
Annual Review
Classified
Learning
Disability
Special Class
Consultation
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy
Speech-Language Consultation
Special Class (ESY)
Consultation (ESY)
(ESY)
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05/05/2014
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CSE
05/05/2014
216031020 14:10
05/06/2014
Annual Review
Emotional
Disturbance
Resource Room Program7.1.b
Counseling
Ungraded Reevaluation/Annual Classified
Review
Intellectual
Disability
Alfred G. Berner Middle
School
Special Class
Parent Training
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
(ESY)
(ESY)
CSE
Classified
Autism
School
Special Class
Supervision
(ESY)
Supervision (ESY)
215031220 16:4
CSE
11
Annual Review
Classified
Learning
Disability
Counseling
05/06/2014
222180051 9:8
CSE
05
Annual Review
Classified
Other Health
Impairment
(ESY)
05/06/2014
215041160 17:1
CSE
12
Annual Review
Classified
Autism
Counseling
Classified
05/01/2014
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7.1.b
216071000 15:10
CSE
11
Reevaluation/Annual Classified
Review
Learning
Disability
05/08/2014
218071020 13:5
CSE
08
Annual Review
Classified
Autism
BOCES Seaman Neck
Special Class
Counseling
Counseling
Parent Training
Teacher Aide
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
(ESY)
Counseling (ESY)
(ESY)
(ESY)
Teacher Aide (ESY)
05/08/2014
227180002 5:4
CPSE
Exited
Preschool
Student with a
Disability
Variety Child Preschool
Learning Center
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
Teacher Aide (ESY)
05/09/2014
220180082 11:10
CSE
Review
Autism
School
Special Class
Parent Training
(ESY)
05/07/2014
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225040700 6:4
CSE
02
Annual Review
Classified
Orthopedic
Impairment
Fairfield School
Counseling
Physical Therapy
05/09/2014
215100350 16:6
Sub CSE
12
Annual Review
Classified
Learning
Disability
Counseling
05/09/2014
219010210 13:5
CSE
Classified
Autism
School
Special Class
Parent Training
(ESY)
(ESY)
(ESY)
Teacher Aide (ESY)
05/12/2014
224019008 7:8
CSE
03
Annual Review
Classified PP Within Speech or
District Dual
Language
Enrollment
Impairment
Student is Parentally Placed Speech/Language Therapy
in a Nonpublic School
05/12/2014
216120500 16:1
CSE
11
Annual Review
Classified
Emotional
Disturbance
05/14/2014
216180011 15:5
CSE
Classified
Other Health
Impairment
Special Class
Orientation and Mobility
Services
Services
Parent Training
Vision Services
7.1.b
(ESY)
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218040390 14:2
CSE
Classified
Multiple
Disabilities
School
Special Class
Counseling
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
05/15/2014
215031270 16:9
CSE
Classified
Autism
Special Class
Teacher Aide
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
(ESY)
05/15/2014
215070280 16:10
CSE
Classified
Autism
Special Class
Parent Training
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
05/15/2014
215060270 17:2
CSE
Classified
Autism
Special Class
Counseling
Special Class (ESY)
7.1.b
Services (ESY)
Services (ESY)
(ESY)
Vision Services (ESY)
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213313130 17:6
CSE
Classified
Autism
05/15/2014
227180073 4:7
CPSE
Exited
Preschool
Student with a
Disability
Only
(ESY)
05/19/2014
216041070 15:6
CSE
11
Program Review
Classified
Emotional
Disturbance
Counseling Services
Parent Training
05/21/2014
227180082 4:9
CSE
Kdg.
CPSE to CSE
Transition
Classified
Speech or
Language
Impairment
05/21/2014
229180017 2:11
CPSE
Preschool Placement
Student with a
Disability
ACDS Preschool
Special Class in an Integrated
Setting
Parent Training
Physical Therapy
05/23/2014
214041040 18:8
CSE
Classified
BOCES CCA Skills @RMK
Special Class
Counseling
Counseling
Teacher Aide
Special Class (ESY)
Counseling (ESY)
(ESY)
Multiple
Disabilities
Special Class
Supervision
Parent Training
(ESY)
Supervision (ESY)
Special Class (ESY)
7.1.b
(ESY)
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05/27/2014
229180020 3:2
CPSE
Determination
Meeting
Student with a
Disability
Only
05/27/2014
227180095 4:8
CPSE
Determination
Meeting
Student with a
Disability
The Hagedorn Little Village
Preschool
Special Class (ESY)
Psychological Counseling
Services (ESY)
Psychological Counseling
Services (ESY)
05/27/2014
216040170 16:5
CSE
11
Annual Review
Classified
Emotional
Disturbance
BOCES CCA NET @RKC
Special Class
Special Class (ESY)
05/27/2014
221180179 10:11
CSE
06
Annual Review
Classified PP NR
Within District Dual
Enrollment
Speech or
Language
Impairment
Student is Parentally Placed Resource Room Program
in a Nonpublic School
05/27/2014
229180019 2:9
CPSE
Preschool Initial
Eligibility/Annual
Review
Student with a
Disability
Preschool Itinerant Services Parent Training
Only
05/28/2014
217010590 14:5
CSE
10
Annual Review
Classified
Learning
Disability
Resource Room Program (ESY)
05/29/2014
224180069 7:7
CSE
03
Annual Review
Classified
Autism
North Ridge Elementary
School
Consultant Teacher Services
Counseling
Counseling
Parent Training
(ESY)
05/29/2014
229180000 3:4
CPSE
Preschool Annual
Review/Placement
Student with a
Disability
Preschool
Special Class
05/29/2014
211120890 20:10
CSE
Classified
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
05/29/2014
228180063 3:7
CPSE
Student with a
Disability
Only
(ESY)
05/29/2014
216180009 15:8
CSE
Classified
Learning
Disability
Intellectual
Teacher Aide (ESY)
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7.1.b
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
05/29/2014
215041170 16:6
CSE
Review
Multiple
Disabilities
Special Class
Counseling
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
05/29/2014
215031280 17:0
CSE
Review
Autism
Special Class
Supervision
Parent Training
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
Supervision (ESY)
(ESY)
05/29/2014
228180066 4:0
CPSE
Student with a
Disability
Only
05/30/2014
228180025 4:1
CPSE
Preschool Amendment Agreement No
Meeting
Student with a
Disability
ACDS Preschool
06/03/2014
219180058 12:7
CSE
Classified
BOCES Rosemary Kennedy Adapted Physical Education
School
Special Class
Autism
Setting
Special Class (ESY)
(ESY)
Disability
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229180005 3:4
CPSE
06/03/2014
226180036 5:7
CSE
Kdg.
06/04/2014
229180016 3:0
CPSE
Preschool Annual
Review/Placement
06/05/2014
229180026 3:0
CPSE
06/05/2014
228180057 4:5
06/10/2014
06/10/2014
Student with a
Disability
Reevaluation/Annual Classified
Review
Counseling
Physical Therapy
Student with a
Disability
Preschool
Special Class
Preschool Initial
Eligibility/Annual
Review
Student with a
Disability
Only
CPSE
Student with a
Disability
Preschool Itinerant Services Physical Therapy
Only
229180021 3:1
CPSE
Preschool Annual
Review/Placement
Student with a
Disability
Preschool
Setting
229180006 3:0
CPSE
Preschool Annual
Review/Placement
Student with a
Disability
Bellmore Public School
Special Class
Parent Training
Speech or
Language
Impairment
Preschool Itinerant Services Occupational Therapy
Only
Parent Training
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Teacher Aide
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7.2
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Curriculum & Instruction Office
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
From: Thomas Fasano, Assistant to the Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction Office
Date: June 13, 2014
Re:
Home Instruction
Resolved that the Board of Education approve the students listed for home instruction.
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MASSAPEQUA PUBLIC SHOOLS
MASSAPEQUA, NEW YORK
HOMEBOUND TUTORING AND/OR INSTITUTIONAL INSTRUCTION
H.I. #
School
Grade
Start/End Date
Reason
11-33
MHS
12
6/3/2014-6/16/2014
Medical
13-51
St. John the
Baptist
9
6/3/2014-6/16/2014
Medical
13-52
MHS
12
6/4/2014-6/20/2014
Medical
Attachment: BOE-HI-June 2014 (2) (1904 : Home Instruction)
June 2014
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7.3
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Business Office
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
From: Alan Adcock, Deputy Superintendent of Business Office
Date: June 13, 2014
Re:
Elimination of Tax Certiorari Reserve Fund & Transfer of Money
WHEREAS, on September 20, 2012 a Tax Certiorari Reserve fund (TCRF) to be known as the
Tax Certiorari Reserve was established pursuant to section 3651 (1-a) of the New York State
Education Law for the purpose of defraying the potential costs of refunds that may become due
from the school district as a result of settlement of our judgments resulting from tax certiorari
proceedings;
WHEREAS, the Tax Certiorari Reserve is no longer needed for the purpose of defraying the
potential costs of refunds that may become due from the school district as a result of settlement
of or judgments resulting from tax certiorari proceedings;
WHEREAS, the Tax Certiorari Reserve was funded in the 2012-13 fiscal year in the amount of
ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,500,000);
WHEREAS, in compliance with General Municipal Law Section 6-r, public notice was given by
publication in Newsday on June 2, 2014, in The Massapequa Post on June 4, 2014 and in the
Massapequa Observer on June 4, 2014, that the Board of Education of the Massapequa Union
Free School is proposing to transfer the balance of the TCRF established on September 20, 2014
pursuant to section 3651 (1-a) of the New York State Education Law to the Retirement
Contribution Reserve Fund (“RCRF”) and thereafter abolish the TCRF and that a public hearing
on such proposed transfer and abolishment would be held on June 19, 2014 at approximately 8
p.m. prevailing time, in the Massapequa High School Auditorium, 4925 Merrick Road,
Massapequa, NY;
WHEREAS, in compliance with General Municipal Law Section 6-r, on June 19, 2014 at
approximately 8 p.m. prevailing time, in the Massapequa High School Auditorium. 4925 Merrick
Road, Massapequa, NY said public hearing was held;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the balance contained in the Tax Certiorari
Reserve is hereby transferred to the RCRF, established pursuant to section 6-r of the General
Municipal Law; on May 22, 2008;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Tax Certiorari Reserve is hereby abolished; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution shall take effect immediately
Updated: 6/19/2014 3:04 PM by Anne Marie Bellizzi B
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Attachment: Elimination of Tax Certiorari Reserve Fund & Transfer of Money (1913 : Elimination of Tax Certiorari Reserve Fund & Transfer of
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7.4
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Business Office
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
From: Alan Adcock, Deputy Superintendent of Business Office
Date: June 12, 2014
Re:
Budget Appropriation Adjustment
RESOLVED that the Board of Education approves an appropriation adjustment for the 2013/14
fiscal year amounting to $210,000.
Updated: 6/19/2014 2:51 PM by Anne Marie Bellizzi A
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TO:
Lucille F. Iconis, District Superintendent
FROM:
Alan Adcock, Deputy Superintendent
DATE:
June 12, 2014
RE:
Appropriation Adjustment
During the year the Board of Education is asked to approve adjustments to the district’s budgeted
appropriations. I have reviewed the district expenditures on a line-by-line basis for the fiscal
period July 1, 2013 to June 12, 2014. Based on my review, I recommend an appropriation
adjustment on 2 budget lines amounting to $210,000. Enclosed are the following documents for
your review and discussion:
1)
2)
3)
A listing of the appropriation adjustment uses and sources of funds.
Line-by-line explanations of the appropriation adjustment.
A summary of year-to-date expenditures.
Please include on the June 19, 2014 Board meeting agenda an action by the Board of Education
to approve the appropriation adjustment as attached.
I will be glad to discuss this matter in more detail at your convenience.
AA:ls
Attachment
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Attachment: Appropriation Adjustment Memo (1911 : Budget Appropriation Adjustment)
MASSAPEQUA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MASSAPEQUA, NY 11758
Interoffice Memorandum
Attachment: Appropriation Adjustment 6.19.14.xps.pdf (1911 : Budget Appropriation Adjustment)
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Attachment: Appropriation Adjustment 6.19.14.xps.pdf (1911 : Budget Appropriation Adjustment)
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Attachment: Approp. Adj. 6.19.14 (1911 : Budget Appropriation Adjustment)
7.4.c
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Attachment: Fitness Room Memo (1911 : Budget Appropriation Adjustment)
7.4.d
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7.5
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
Date: June 13, 2014
Re:
Code of Conduct
RESOLVED that the Board of Education hereby accepts the revisions to Board of Education
Policy 5300, Code of Conduct, as written and directs the administration to reflect the same in
Board of Education policy and district publications as per the attached.
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5300.25 PROHIBITED STUDENT CONDUCT
The best discipline is self-imposed, and students must learn to assume and accept
responsibility for their own behavior, as well as the consequences of their misbehavior.
District staff who interact with students are expected to use disciplinary action when necessary
and to place emphasis on the students' ability to grow in self-discipline.
The Board recognizes the need to make its expectations for student conduct while on
school property or engaged in a school function specific and clear. The rules of conduct listed
below are intended for this purpose and focus on safety and respect for the rights and property
of others. Students who will not accept responsibility for their own behavior and who violate
these school rules will be required to accept the consequences for their conduct.
Students may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including suspension from school,
when they:
A.
Engage in conduct that is disorderly.
but are not limited to:
Examples of disorderly conduct include
1. Running in hallways.
2. Making unreasonable noise.
3. Using language or gestures that are profane, lewd, vulgar, or abusive, or
offensive.
4. Obstructing vehicular or pedestrian traffic
5. Engaging in any willful act, which disrupts the normal operation of the school
community.
6. Trespassing. Students are not permitted on school property, other
than the school they regularly attend, without permission from the administrator in
charge of the building.
7. Computer/electronic communications misuse, including any unauthorized use
of computers, software, or internet/intranet account; accessing inappropriate
websites; or any other violation of the district’s Acceptable Use Policy.
B.
Engage in conduct that is insubordinate.
Examples
insubordinate conduct include but are not limited to:
of
1. Failing to comply with the directions of teachers, school administrators
or other District staff or otherwise demonstrating disrespect.
2. Lateness for, missing or leaving school without permission.
3. Cutting classes.
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Attachment: section 5300-25 code of conduct 2014 - proposed 6-19-14 (1910 : Code of Conduct)
The Board of Education expects all students to conduct themselves in an appropriate and civil
manner, with proper regard for the rights and welfare of other students, district staff and
other members of the school community, and for the care of school facilities and equipment.
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4. Failing to attend detention.
Engage in conduct that is disruptive.
include but are not limited to:
Examples of disruptive conduct
1. Failing to comply with the directions of teachers, school administrators
or other District staff.
2. Use of electronic communication, entertainment, and music devices, including
but not limited to cellular phones, pagers, audio/video/image capture and/or
playback devices, without prior consent from the Principal or his/her designee.
D.
Engage in conduct that is violent.
not limited to:
Examples of violent conduct include but are
1. Committing or assisting in an act of violence (such as hitting, kicking,
punching, choking, and scratching) upon a teacher, administrator or other District
employee, threatening to do so or attempting to do so.
2. Committing or assisting in an act of violence (such as hitting, kicking,
punching, choking, and scratching) upon another student or any other person
lawfully on school property, threatening to do so or attempting to do so.
3. Possessing a weapon. Authorized law enforcement officials are the only persons
permitted to have a weapon in their possession while on school property or at a
school function.
4. Displaying what appears to be a weapon.
5. Threatening to use any weapon or violence upon any person.
6. Intentionally damaging or destroying the personal property of a student, teacher,
administrator, other district employee or any person lawfully on school property,
including graffiti or arson.
7. Intentionally damaging or destroying school district property.
E.
Engage in any conduct that endangers the safety, morals, health or welfare of self
or others. Examples of such conduct include but are not limited to:
1. Lying to District staff.
2. Stealing the property of other students, District staff or any other person
lawfully on school property or attending a school function.
3. Possession of stolen property.
4. Defamation, which includes making false or unprivileged statements or
representations about an individual or identifiable group of individuals that harm
the reputation of the person or the identifiable group by demeaning them.
5. Discrimination, which includes discrimination against any student by a student or
students and/or an employee or employees on school property or at a school
function including, but not limited to discrimination based on a person’s actual or
perceived race, color, weight, national origin, ethnic group, religion, religious
practice, disability, sexual orientation, gender or sex.
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6. Harassment, bullying, cyberbullying and/or discrimination against any student by
employees or students, or the creation of a hostile environment by conduct or by
threats, intimidation or abuse, that either: (1) has or would have the effect of
unreasonably and substantially interfering with a student’s educational performance,
opportunities, or benefits, or mental, emotional, and/or physical well-being, that
reasonably causes or would reasonably be expected to cause emotional harm; or (2)
reasonably causes or would reasonably be expected to cause physical injury to a
student or cause a student to fear for his or her physical safety. Such conduct shall
include acts of harassment and/or bullying harassment, bullying, cyberbullying
and/or discrimination that occur: (i) on school property (ii) at a school function; or
(iii) off school property; or (iv) online where such acts create or would foreseeably
create a risk of substantial disruption within the school environment, where it is
foreseeable that such conduct, threats, intimidation or abuse might reach school
property.
7. Sexual Harassment, which includes unwanted and unwelcome behavior of a sexual
nature that interferes with a student’s ability to learn, study, achieve, or participate
in school activities. It may result from words or behavior of a sexual nature that
offend, stigmatize, demean, frighten or threaten a person because of his or her sex.
Examples of sexual harassment include, but are not limited to: touching and
grabbing body parts, sending sexual notes, writing sexual graffiti, spreading sexual
rumors, sexting, being forced to do something sexual, and sexual assault.”
8. Bullying, which includes the intentional targeting by a student/students of an
individual (or group) using physical, verbal, written, and/or psychological
aggression with the intent to dominate the victim/s. This also includes, but is not
limited to cyber bullying/harassment which involves the use of information and
communication technologies including, but not limited to, e-mails, telephone and
text messaging, instant messaging, (IM), internet, defamatory online personal
polling web sites, and sexting to support deliberate, repeated, and hostile behavior
by a student/students, that is intended to harm others.”
9. Intimidation, which includes engaging in actions or statements that put an
individual in fear of bodily harm.
10. Hazing, which includes any intentional or reckless act directed against another for
the purpose of initiation into affiliating with or maintaining membership in any
school sponsored activity, organization, club or team. Hazing includes, but is not
limited to: being physical abused, being yelled, cursed or sworn at, depravation of
food, sleep or cleanliness, shaving yourself or others, destroying or vandalizing
property, being exposed to extreme cold or heat, and any use of alcohol and/or
drugs.
11. Selling, using or possessing obscene material.
12. Using vulgar, demeaning, or abusive language, cursing or swearing.
13. Smoking a cigarette, cigar, pipe, using chewing or smokeless tobacco or
smoking/tobacco substitutes.
14. Possessing, consuming, selling, distributing or exchanging
alcoholic beverages or illegal substances, or being under the influence of either.
"Illegal substances" include, but are not limited to, inhalants, marijuana, synthetic
cannabinoids, cocaine, LSD, PCP, amphetamines, heroin, steroids, look-alike
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drugs, and any substances commonly referred to as "designer drugs."
15. Possessing drug paraphernalia
16. Inappropriately using or sharing prescription and over-the-counter drugs.
17. Illegal gambling activities.
18. Indecent exposure, that is, exposure to sight of the private parts of the body in a
lewd or indecent manner.
19. Initiating a report/warning of fire, bomb, or other catastrophe without valid
cause, misuse of 911, or tampering with or improper use of safety equipment
including, but not limited to fire extinguishers, security devices, and automated
external defibrillators.
20. Possessing a pocket knife with a blade measuring less than 2 1/2 inches and which
is not a "weapon" as defined as section 5300.05 of the Code of Conduct, or other
sharp bladed device.
21. Arson
F.
Engage in misconduct while on a school bus or school-sponsored transportation.
It is crucial for students to behave appropriately while riding on district buses, to ensure
their safety and that of other passengers and to avoid distracting the bus driver.
Students are required to conduct themselves on the bus and at bus stops in a manner
consistent with established standards for classroom behavior. Conduct described in
paragraphs A. through E. of this section including, but not limited to excessive noise,
shoving, fighting or using profane language or gestures will not be tolerated. Students
must remain seated at all times while the bus is moving.
G.
Engage in any form of academic misconduct.
misconduct include but are not limited to:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
H.
Examples of academic
Plagiarism.
Cheating.
Copying.
Altering records.
Assisting another student in any of the above actions.
Engage in off-campus conduct that may endanger the health and/or safety of
pupils within the educational system or adversely affect the educative process.
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7.6
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Human Resources Office
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
From: Dina Maggiacomo, Executive Director of Human Resources Office
Date: June 10, 2014
Re:
Tuition Reimbursements - Inservice 2014-15
WHEREAS, the Superintendent of Schools has recommended that a $200 tuition reimbursement
grant for inservice training be awarded to the following teachers in accordance with the procedures
outlined in the Collective Negotiations Agreement between the Board and the Teachers’ Unit, be it
hereby
RESOLVED that the Business Office is authorized to provide reimbursement upon satisfactory proof
of completion of the course.
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7.6.a
Massapequa Public Schools
To:
Board of Education:
From:
Dina Maggiacomo, Executive Director for Human Resources and
Attachment: BOE Inservice Recomm June 19, 2014 (1909 : Tuition Reimbursements - Inservice 2014-15)
Memo
Central Administration
General Adminstration
Date:
June 10, 2014
Re:
Tuition Reimbursement Grants/Inservice Credit 2014-2015
The Collective Negotiations Agreement states that the Board of Education will provide 25
inservice grants valued at $200 each. Traditionally, we have posted the inservice grant
availability at the beginning of the school year, on or about December 1st and repeat the
posting on or about April 1st, as well as June 1st.
Seven members in Unit I have submitted an application, and we are recommending all for
approval. These teachers are planning to enroll in Dellecave Educational Institute, Adelphi
University, New York Center for Teacher Development, and University of the Pacific. The
courses are Development of Positive Behavior; Implementing Computers for Instruction;
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; TPR Storytelling Workshops; Social Concerns for Educators;
ADHD Student: Know the Facts; Can Resiliency be Taught; The ADD/ADHD ChildStrategies to Help the Educator.
These proposed courses are known to this writer as acceptable courses. Accordingly, may I
request that the Board of Education provide this office with the authority to advise the
applicants that they will receive approval at the June 19, 2014, Regular Public Meeting.
May we also request that the attached resolution be adopted on June 19, 2014.
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7.6.a
WHERAS, the Superintendent of Schools has recommended that a $200 tuition
reimbursement grant for inservice training be awarded to the following teachers in accordance
with the procedures outlined in the Collective Negotiations Agreement between the Board and
the Teachers’ Unit, be it hereby
RESOLVED that the Business Office is authorized to provide reimbursement upon
satisfactory proof of completion of the course.
Fairfield
Stefanie Williams
Berner
Louisa Cataldo
Ames
Sally Mattern
Yoshanna Silver
MHS
Diane Marascia
Victoria Rimbert
Jeanine Waxman
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Attachment: BOE Inservice Recomm June 19, 2014 (1909 : Tuition Reimbursements - Inservice 2014-15)
SUBJECT: Tuition Reimbursement Grants/Inservice Credit 2014-2015
7.7
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
Date: June 9, 2014
Re:
Louise O. Butler Scholarship
Resolved that the Board of Education approve the selection of 10 Massapequa High School
students to be the recipients of the Edmund J. O'Connor & Louise O. Butler Scholarship in the
amount of $5,000 as per the attached.
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7.8
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
Date: June 19, 2014
Re:
Change of Date in Organization Meeting
Resolved that the Board of Education approves the change in date for the Board of Education
Organization Meeting from July 1, 2014 to July 15, 2014.
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7.9
Board of Education
4925 Merrick Road
Meeting: 06/19/14 07:00 PM
To:
Date: June 19, 2014
Re:
Appointment of Impartial Hearing Officer
Resolved that pursuant to Commissioner's Regulation 200.5(i) the Board of Education does
hereby appoint Elise Kestenbaum to serve as the Impartial Hearing Officer for Student Number
224180073.
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Agenda - Thursday, June 19, 2014

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