Minutes of the NORTH ROYALTON BOARD OF EDUCATION Regular Meeting Held April 13, 2015

North Royalton High School Community Room

SUMMARY

I. CALL TO ORDER II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

III. ROLL CALL IV. RESOLUTION 2015-109: FINALIZATION OF AGENDA V. RESOLUTION 2015-110: APPROVAL OF MINUTES

RESOLUTION 2015-111: Motion to remove March 18, 2015 amended minutes from April agenda and move to the May board agenda for approval.

VI. RECOGNITION OF GUESTS AND PRESENTATIONS VII. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

VIII. CVCC UPDATE IX. COMMITTEE REPORTS X. REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE TREASURER

1. RESOLUTION 2015-112: Approve Appropriation Adjustment 2. RESOLUTION 2015-113: Approve Auditor of the State Agreement

XI. REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SUPERINTENDENT a. Superintendent Report and Recommendation

3. RESOLUTION 2015-114: Acknowledge Appreciation Weeks for Administrative Professionals Week (April 20-25, 2015) and Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week (May 4-8, 2015)

4. RESOLUTION 2015-115: Approve the NOTA- (North Ohio Technology Association)/Distance Learning and Professional Development WVIZ/PBS ideastream® 2015-16 Agreement.

5. RESOLUTION 2015-116: Approve Medina County Schools’ Educational Service Center 2015-16 Agreement.

6. RESOLUTION 2015-117: Approve Northcoast Council Agreement. 7. RESOLUTION 2015-118: Approve Sheakley Uniservice, Inc.

b. Personnel and Policy 8. RESOLUTION 2015-119: Approve 2015-16 Work Calendars 9. RESOLUTION 2015-120: Accept Resignation/Retirements 10. RESOLUTION 2015-121: Approve/Amend Leaves of Absence 11. RESOLUTION 2015-122: Approve/Amend Appointments-Supplemental Contracts 2014-15 12. RESOLUTION 2015-123: Approve/Amend Appointments-Supplemental Contracts 2015-16 13. RESOLUTION 2015-124: Approve Appointments-Summer Employment 2015 14. RESOLUTION 2015-125: Approve Appointments-Student Technicians 2015-16 15. RESOLUTION 2015-126: Approve Appointments-Personal Service Contracts 2014-15 16. RESOLUTION 2015-127: Approve Appointments-Volunteers 2014-15 17. RESOLUTION 2015-128: Approve Change of Assignment – Julie Bogden 18. RESOLUTION 2015-129: Approve Change of Assignment – Mike McGinnis

c. Business, Buildings and Grounds 19. RESOLUTION 2015-130: Approve Purchase of New Modular Unit 20. RESOLUTION 2015-131: Accept Gifts/Donations

XII. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS XIII. ANNOUNCEMENTS XIV. RESOLUTION 2015-132: Motion to Adjourn

I. CALL TO ORDER. President Anne Reinkober called the Regular Meeting of the North Royalton Board of

Education to order at 7:00 PM, April 13, 2015, at the North Royalton High School Community Room.

II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE. President Anne Reinkober requested all present to join in the pledge of allegiance to the flag.

III. ROLL CALL. Present: President Anne Reinkober, Vice-President Jacquelyn Arendt, Dr. John Kelly, Dr. Susan

Clark and Barbara Zindroski. Also present were Superintendent Gregory Gurka, Assistant Superintendent Jim Presot, Treasurer Biagio Sidoti, Director of Personnel Pat Farrell, staff, media and visitors.

IV. RESOLUTION 2015-109: FINALIZATION OF AGENDA. Resolve the Board of Education to approve the

agenda as presented.

Moved by Kelly Seconded by Arendt Voting Aye: Kelly, Arendt, Clark, Reinkober, Zindroski Motion Carried

V. RESOLUTION 2015-110: APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Resolve the Board of Education approve the minutes from regular meetings on March 5, 2015 and March 9, 2015 and the special meeting on March 18, 2015.

Moved by Arendt Seconded by Clark

RESOLUTION 2015-111: Motion to remove the March 18, 2015 minutes from the April board agenda and place on the May board agenda for approval. Moved by Kelly Seconded by Clark Voting Aye: Kelly, Clark, Arendt, Reinkober, Zindroski Motion Carried Vote on original approval of minutes of the regular meetings on March 5, 2015 and March 9, 2015. Voting Aye: Arendt, Clark, Kelly, Reinkober, Zindroski Motion Carried

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VI. RECOGNITION OF GUESTS AND PRESENTATIONS. Julia Korpusik and Matthew Lam, eighth graders at NRMS, were recognized by Mr. Cicerchi for winning an essay scholarship contest. The essays honored the memory of Sergeant John Shepherd, the longest-lived veteran of the American Revolution, who came to North Royalton in 1817 and is buried here. Over 20 essays were submitted. The scholarships are for the three day annual eighth grade trip to Washington, D.C.

Noelle Kostyack, 6th grader at NRMS, was recognized for illustrating a new, published book called “I Love You More Than…” Noelle partnered with author Maddie Figgie, 7, a second grader at Gilmour Academy and family friend of the Kostyack family. Board Members were presented with signed copies of the book.

High School Senior, Cameron Mayell, who made it to the State Wrestling competition in Columbus, was honored for his achievements in wrestling this past season.

The Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team, which played in the elite 8, was recognized for an amazing season. Senior Alison Smolinski was named first team All-Ohio. Senior, Rachel Flis was named to the Academic All-Ohio Team. Mr. Gurka acknowledged Julie Bogden for her change of assignment to Director of Pupil Services and Mike McGinnis for his change of assignment to Director of Instructional Technology/Preschool Coordinator. Mr. Gurka proudly announced that Royal View Elementary is honored as a Hall of Fame School by the Ohio Association of Elementary School Administrators. This will be more formerly recognized at the May board meeting.

VII. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: The public is invited to speak to any of the agenda items and other school topics at this time. Comments should be limited to five minutes. No speakers addressed the Board.

VIII. CVCC UPDATE: Mr. Russ Wells reported that the Vision 8 meeting was held on March 20, 2015. Representatives from member schools met to discuss how the CVCC can assist schools. The CVCC is developing a traveling classroom for grades 7/8 which will be implemented in the future. The Ramtech Groundbreaking was held on 3/31/15 and was well attended. The Job Fair was attended by 400 students, 100 adults and 50 local businesses.

IX. COMMITTEE REPORTS

Curriculum/Instruction and Pupil Services: Mrs. Arendt gave the following report: The district technology committees at the elementary and middle level have begun work on curriculum alignment K-8, to incorporate the skills that will be consistently taught at the elementary level from Learning.com. The goal is to have students eventually master keyboarding techniques by the end of grade 5 so that more advanced computer skills can be incorporated into our courses taught at the middle school. Representatives from grades 4 and 6 met to discuss curriculum needs for social studies, as well as science teachers in grades 5, 8, and AP Physics. Plans for each of those areas will be shared at this month’s Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Committee (CIAC) meeting on April 29th. To support our vision of enhancing instructional technology in the classroom, summer professional development opportunities have been shared with teachers and participation intent is requested by the end of the month. Finally, our last rounds of state testing begin for students this month including the grade 3 reading OAA, PARCC and AIR science and social studies assessments for students in grades 3-12. Legislation – Mrs. Arendt gave the following report: On March 12, the Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission’s Education, Public Institutions and Local Government Committee voted to preserve the current language in Article VI, Sections 1 and 2, which contains the “thorough and efficient” clause. Ohio’s responsibility to offer and support public schools shall be retained in this 164-year old phrase.

OSBA along with BASA and OASBA held its annual State Legislative Conference on Wednesday, March 25 in the Statehouse Atrium from 8:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. The conference provided school board members, administrators and treasurers with valuable information and resources about key legislation pending before both chambers. During the morning session, attendees heard from three associations’ lobbyists along with perspectives from House Representatives Ryan Smith, Bill Hayes, and Fred Strahorn on closing financial gaps. Representative Hayes also announced that an amended HB 2, the legislation regarding community school accountability, had passed the full House that morning by a 70-25 vote. The bill is now in the Ohio Senate Finance Education Subcommittee and will have sponsor testimony hearing this week. Participants also heard from Senate President Keith Faber about the need to help public education through deregulation much of which is outlined in SB 3. The legislators took questions from the audience on many of the issues surrounding public education and the session ended with many of our state legislators joining participants for lunch.

This week the Ohio General Assembly returns from a short spring break. The Ohio House Finance Committee will resume work on HB 64, the biennial budget. They have set April 22 as the date to finish work on the bill before sending it to the Senate for consideration.

Finally, at the end of March, Senate Medicaid committee heard sponsor testimony from Senator Kevin Bacon (R-Minerva Park) and Peggy Lehner (R-Kettering) on SB 94. This legislation deals with the Medicaid School Program (MSP) and provides for the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) to receive at least 3.5% of the federal matching funds the state receives for the MSP. It also requires various reporting methods for federal fund collection, transportation and personal care services for recipients, and eliminates the requirement that an MSP service be provided in a school. Maintenance, Custodial and Cleaning – Dr. Kelly gave the following report: The Maintenance Department has begun the task of getting our Stadium, Baseball, and Softball diamonds, Intramural fields, and discus and shot-put areas ready for spring sports. Batting cages for baseball and softball will

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be erected as well. Measuring, lining, painting, fertilizing and grass cutting will keep us running as much as our track team.

The advertising and sports recognition signs are being installed on the visitor’s side of our Stadium. Once completed we will than install the Band’s sign on the Band bleachers and this will complete the two year project. With minor maintenance the signs should last us for many years.

The Custodial and Maintenance staffs worked together to remodel the Media Center and room 305 of the High School along with the Media Center at Valley Vista. The remodeling consisted of erecting walls and doors, addressing multiple electrical needs, ceiling and floor tile replacement and additions, plumbing and painting. These additional areas were needed due to the Pupil Services Dept returning this summer back to the main district campus from the ECC.

Beginning this year the Custodial and Cleaning staffs will partially implement a Team Cleaning Program. This program is designed to have a uniform cleaning system throughout the District and also will help cut costs in utility usage, cleaning supplies, purchase of cleaning equipment and labor cost. Our goal is to have the full Team Cleaning Program implemented for the 2015-2016 summer break. Rec Board – Dr. Kelly gave the following report: The North Royalton Rec Board met on March 31st at the new city hall. All members were present. All affiliated groups were represented. Youth basketball is now concluded and the director thanked everyone for a successful season. They are already looking forward to next year.

Youth baseball and soccer have closed registration for the upcoming season. Both groups reported significant reductions in interest in youth soccer and baseball. A brief discussion was held as to the reasons for the decline. Many thoughts were presented running the gamut from kids choosing other year round sports and activities to the increasing popularity of “couch athletics” in video games. Both groups will begin polling their members to look for ways to increase participation.

Boys HS volleyball reported 10 to 12 players playing this year. They have begun their season. Although victories have been scarce, they feel they are competitive and look to see improvement as the season moves along.

A new youth sports director of the YMCA introduced himself. He is Kevin Demming, a North Royalton graduate who will be coordinating programs for the Parma and North Royalton YMCA branches. Kevin is our third contact since the YMCA opened and it was the hope of all that his Royalton roots would lead to a long tenure.

City officials reported that site preparation and final preparatory steps were being made for the new Memorial Park playground. The materials have been delivered and the construction and assembly is expected to begin this week

The meeting adjourned at 6:45pm; the next meeting will be held on April 28, 2015 at city hall. Dr. Clark did not have a report because the Policy Committee did not meet.

Transportation - Mrs. Zindroski gave the following report: The Transportation Department has completed the school bus spot inspection process for the 2014-2015 school year. Spot inspections were performed by the Ohio State Highway Patrol on March 17th and April 2nd with a total of twenty-four buses inspected. Twenty buses passed inspection. Two buses were found to have minor leaks and one bus had corrosion on a seat frame. Those buses have been repaired and are back in service. The final bus, a 1996 model with 175,000 miles was found to have corrosion of the undercarriage. The Mechanics are evaluating this bus for retirement. The Mechanics will now focus on the annual bus inspection process which begins May 19th.

Transportation employees lead by bus driver Chris Cartwright held the annual “Stuff the Bus” food and donation drive on Saturday, March 21st, at the North Royalton Giant Eagle. Chris reports receiving four bus loads of groceries and $645.00 in cash donations. The donations are used to help stock shelves at the North Royalton food bank for the Easter season and beyond. Chris would like to thank the residents of North Royalton for their generosity.

Financial Audit & Advisory Committee – Mrs. Reinkober reported that the next Financial Audit & Advisory Committee meeting is on April 16, 2015 at 7:00 PM. Partnership for a Healthy North Royalton – Mrs. Reinkober gave the following report: At the March meeting, we approved the bylaws for the organization. As part of the bylaws an advisory board was established and applications are currently being accepted for anyone wishing to serve on the board. Elections will take place in May. North Royalton Police Officer Steve Zahursky, a Drug Recognition Expert, provided the group with information on the Drug Evaluation and Classification (DEC) program and Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) protocol. It was a very interesting and eye-opening presentation.

PHNR is working with the STAND group at the high school on several projects. The “We are the Majority” campaign, draws attention to the fact that most students at our schools do not do drugs or alcohol. Several STAND members will participate in the “We are the Majority” rally downtown on April 30. Also on April 30, PHNR and STAND will help with the Mock Car Crash for the Senior Class.

Future plans include bringing a Heroin Education program to North Royalton for students and parents through Judge Astrab’s Office. PHNR is also looking at possible speaker/presentations to supplement the district’s anti-bullying efforts. Eileen Hawkins, the coalition director participated in Olweus training that will eventually be implemented districtwide.

The next PHNR meeting is this Wednesday, April 15 at 9 a.m. in the high school community room.

IX. REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE TREASURER

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1. RESOLUTION 2015-112: APPROVE APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENTS. Resolve the Board of Education approve the following 2014-15 appropriation adjustments:

Increase/ Fund From To Decrease 001-GF $47,749,386.73 $47,819,386.73 $70,000.00 003-PI $1,298,404.89 $1,586,404.89 $288,000.00 022-Agency Funds $29,813.49 $32,051.79 $2,238.30 401-Auxiliary Services $777,869.93 $772,887.21 $(4,982.72) 516- IDEA $898,453.61 $936,064.82 $37,611.21 551- Title III $61,014.64 $61,050.78 $36.14 572-Title I $463,409.31 $465,521.00 $2,111.69 590-Title IIA $85,193.35 $84,650.11 $(543.24)

2. RESOLUTION 2015-113: APPROVE AGREEMENT WITH DAVE YOST, AUDITOR OF STATE, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17 AGREEMENT. Resolve the Board of Education approve the agreement with Local Government Services Section for the fiscal years ending June 30, 2015, June 30, 2016 and June 30, 2017.

Moved by Zindroski Seconded by Clark Voting Aye: Zindroski, Clark, Arendt, Kelly, Reinkober Motion Carried

X. REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SUPERINTENDENT

a. Superintendent Report and Recommendations

Academics: The high school will have two late arrivals for sophomores, juniors and seniors on April 21 and April 23 to allow for freshmen to complete the second round of state testing.

Arts: Our high school sent four bands to district competition and all four received a Superior Rating. On May 1 & May 2, our four high school bands will be involved in the State Band Finals held at NRHS.

Athletics: Spring Sports are underway. Our Boys’ Baseball Team will have the opportunity to play St. Ignatius at Progressive Field on April 24th. Tickets can be purchased for $15 at our athletic office. Kindergarten Registration: There was a question from a resident in regards to all-day, every-day kindergarten and our waiting list. We have three sections of all-day, every-day kindergarten with one at each building. At kindergarten registration, parents indicated whether or not they wanted all-day, every-day kindergarten. Since more people requested than available slots, a lottery was held as has been the case since its inception several years ago. Parents were notified if they have a slot or are on the waiting list. Parents who have a slot, have until Monday, May 4, 2015, to secure that deposit. If a deposit is not made, we contact the next person on the list. If all deposits are made, the parents stay on the waiting list until a spot opens up if someone moves or some other circumstance. We have had slots open up even after the school year started. All parents whose children are on the waiting list received a personal phone call explaining this. If any parents have additional questions, they should contact Mr. McGinnis or myself. Community Engagement Task Force: The task force is moving forward to engage the community in discussions about not only our facilities, but the school district in general. Later this week, a survey will open up on our website for all community members to give input. A postcard will be sent to all homes with the survey website and if you would like, you can call the board office and we will send you a paper copy. Mr. Gurka encouraged everyone in the community to participate.

3. RESOLUTION 2015-114: ACKNOWLEDGE APPRECIATION WEEKS. Resolve the Board of Education acknowledge Administrative Professionals Week (April 20-25, 2015) and Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week (May 4-8, 2015). The Board appreciates the outstanding efforts of all employees of the North Royalton City School District and commends them for "making the difference" in providing a quality educational experience by inspiring and empowering learners.

4. RESOLUTION 2015-115: APPROVE THE NOTA (North Ohio Technology Association)/Distance Learning and Professional Development WVIZ/PBS ideastream® 2015-16 Agreement. Resolve the Board of Education approve the agreement with NOTA/Distance Learning and Professional Development WVIZ/PBS ideastream® for technology services for the 2015-16 school year.

5. RESOLUTION 2015-116: APPROVE Medina County Schools’ Educational Service Center 2015-16

Agreement. Resolve the Board of Education approve the agreement with Medina County Schools’ Educational Service Center to provide Special Education Services from August 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016.

6. RESOLUTION 2015-117: APPROVE NORTHCOAST COUNCIL AGREEMENT. Resolve the Board of

Education approve an agreement with Northcoast Council for internet services from July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016.

7. RESOLUTION 2015-118: APPROVE SHEAKLEY UNISERVICE, INC. Resolve the Board of Education

approve an agreement with Sheakley Uniservice, Inc. for TPA (Third Party Administrative) Services for the 2016 Ohio School Council Workers’ Compensation Group Rating Program. Moved by Kelly Seconded by Arendt Voting Aye: Kelly, Arendt, Clark, Zindroski, Reinkober Motion Carried

b. Personnel and Policy

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8. RESOLUTION 2015-119: APPROVE WORK CALENDARS. Resolve the Board of Education approve the 2015-2016 Work Calendars (Addendum #1 as presented).

9. RESOLUTION 2015-120: ACCEPT RESIGNATIONS/RETIREMENTS.

Retirement -Nancy Bruno/school bus driver/effective July 1, 2015 -Patricia Clark/second grade teacher/Valley Vista/Elementary/effective July 1, 2015 -Edith Schatt/music teacher/Valley Vista Elementary/effective July 1, 2015

Amend Retirement -Michael Pissini, change in effective date to June 1, 2015 Resignations -Michelle Jaworski/payroll specialist/effective April 1, 2015 -Mary Kaye Ansel/classified substitute/effective March 16, 2015

10. RESOLUTION 2015-121: APPROVE/AMEND LEAVES OF ABSENCE. Resolve the Board of Education approve/amend the following unpaid leaves of absence:

-Brianne Caruso/effective April 30, 2015 through June 4, 2015 -Steffani Cicerchi/effective May 1, 2015 through May 29, 2015 -Julie Cole/effective May 8, 2015 through June 19, 2015 -Lisa McDermott/effective February 26, 2015 through May 7, 2015 -Amy Ness/effective May 19, 2015 through June 4, 2015 -Kimberly Whitecotton/effective April 3, 2015 through April 21, 2015

11. RESOLUTION 2015-122: APPROVE/AMEND APPOINTMENTS-SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS. Resolve the Board of Education approve/amend the following appointments for Supplemental Contracts for the 2014-15 school year, to work as needed, salary on schedule or as indicated:

-William Cummins/Replacing Sean Strefas/Asst. Track Coach/½ contract -David Guciardo/Summer School Director -Allison Schmidt/Replacing Matt Sycz/7/8 Grade Track Coach

12. RESOLUTION 2015-123: APPROVE/AMEND APPOINTMENTS-SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACTS. Resolve the Board of Education approve/amend the following appointments for Supplemental Contracts for the 2015-16 school year, to work as needed, salary on schedule or as indicated:

-Jason Rutkowski/Boys Head Soccer Coach

13. RESOLUTION 2015-124: APPROVE APPOINTMENTS – SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: Resolve the Board of Education approve the following 2015 classified workers as needed, salary on schedule:

14. RESOLUTION 2015-125: APPROVE APPOINTMENTS – STUDENT TECHNICIANS. Resolve the

Board of Education approve the appointment of the following student technicians for the indicated school year, to work as needed, salary on schedule:

Student Technicians 2015-16 School Year John Amato Owen Crowley Joseph Humes Paula Muresan Aaron Arbogast Julie Gordon Julia Jones Naman Shah Jordan Boldt Peter Grasso Jennifer Lutz Mary Slezak Sofia Cerrato

15. RESOLUTION 2015-126: APPROVE APPOINTMENTS - PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS.

Resolve the Board of Education approve Personal Service Contracts for the following appointments of Camp Workers, Athletic Workers, and Officials for the 2014-15 school year, as needed, salary on schedule:

Show Choir Youth Camp (June 15-19, 2015) Melissa Kildoo, Director

Sara Balla, Director Wrestling Camp (June 23-24, 2015)

Jeffrey Jaggers

Girls Basketball Camp (June 8-11, 2015)

Deanna Alnazer Ariana Ferrette Julie Knapik Macie Plagens

Cirenna Berry Rachel Fus Julianne Lebo Alison Smolinski

Taylor Boothe Valerie Garrett Victoria Lineweaver Amy Tyma

Kira Camino Megan Grospitch Mackenzi Matthews Gabrielle White

Alexis Chuppa Micaela Gurka Alyssa Micuinas

Kayla Diffenbacher Krista Harbart Victoria Miduri

Summer 2015 PAC Workers John Amato Owen Crowley Joseph Humes Victoria Osowski Aaron Arbogast Julie Gordon Julia Jones Naman Shah Jordan Boldt Peter Grasso Jennifer Lutz Mary Slezak Sofia Cerrato Rebecca Hu Paula Muresan

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16. RESOLUTION 2015-127: APPROVE VOLUNTEERS. Resolve the Board of Education approve the

following school volunteers for the 2014-15 school year or as indicated:

Show Choir Youth Camp (June 15-19, 2015) Students:

Regina Atkinson Kate Altany Alexandria Frendak Alexandra Kuzma Madelyn Plant

Lisa Benna Michael Atkinson Madelyn Fritz Samantha Lawry Edward Redmon

Sue Esser Emily Bena Taylor Furlo Sydney Liptak Leah Roginski

Heidi Growsowski Sadie Black Christian Gullatta Lael Long Allissa Roselli

Julie Massino Lexi Bobnar Allison Hall Christine Margevicius Magdelena Schermaier

Tyler Clegg Anthony Hanson Erin Miller Griffin Slesinger

Ryan Coberly Jon Hoffman Amanda Panfil Curtis Sprunger

Alexis Cortez Justin Holmes Nadia Pantic Emily Sprunger

Christine Crabiel Joshua Irish Benjamin Pare Marcus Sudman

Fatimah Elghazawi Riley Jenkins Joey Pecek Danielle Vivcharenko

Carrie Esser Michael Kost Jacob Plagens Guinevere Warner

Girls Basketball Camp (June 8-11, 2015) Becca Arch

Steffani Cicerchi Matthew Stricker

Wrestling Camp (June 23-24, 2015) Nate Costello Jeff Varney

Moved by Kelly Seconded by Clark Voting Aye: Kelly, Clark, Arendt, Zindroski, Reinkober Motion Carried

17. RESOLUTION 2015-128: APPROVE CHANGE OF ASSIGNMENT. Resolve the Board of Education approve the following change of assignment effective 2015-16 school year or as indicated:

-Julie Bogden from Albion Principal to Director of Pupil Services effective August 1, 2015 at an initial base salary of $94,000.00

Moved by Arendt Seconded by Kelly Discussion: Mrs. Zindroski would like to see a contract for future voting of any administrator contract. She asked what the time frame of the contract was. The contract is two years. Mr. Gurka explained Board members have a copy of the standard administrator contract that the district uses. Mrs. Zindroski would like to have a future discussion about changing the time line of administrators’ contracts to one year. Vote on approving change of assignment for Julie Bogden: Voting Aye: Arendt, Kelly, Clark, Zindroski, Reinkober Motion Carried

18. RESOLUTION 2015-129: APPROVE CHANGE OF ASSIGNMENT. Resolve the Board of Education approve the following change of assignment effective 2015-16 school year or as indicated:

-Mike McGinnis from ECC Principal to Director of Instructional Technology/Preschool Coordinator effective August 1, 2015 (230 day contract at present rate)

Moved by Kelly Seconded by Arendt Voting Aye: Kelly, Arendt, Clark, Zindroski, Reinkober Motion Carried

c. Business, Buildings and Grounds

20. RESOLUTION 2015-130: APPROVE A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF A NEW MODULAR CLASSROOM TO BE INSTALLED AT ROYALVIEW ELEMENTARY AND AUTHORIZING THE EXPENDITURE OF AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $120,000 FOR THAT PURPOSE.

WHEREAS, the District has closed its early learning center and has relocated the programs into its other school

buildings; and

Officials- April 2015 Athletic Workers

Barker, Alec Gilbert, Joe Maurer, Craig Dapsis, Dylan

Chesbrough III, Joseph Harrison, Ty Roman, Jerry Sycz, Matthew

Creme, Nick Kilbane, Terry Tighe, Chip Weidig, Mary

Gage, Fred Krogman, Leslie Wise, Crystal

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Name Position Rate Notes:David Guciardo Summer School Director $2,500.00Jason Rutkowski Boys' Head Soccer Coach 5,191 (yr 1) or 5,590 (yr 5)

RateNameJohn Amato $8.10Aaron Arbogast $8.25Jordan Boldt $8.10Sofia Cerrato $8.10Owen Crowley $8.10Peter Grasso $8.50Rebecca Hu $8.25Joseph Humes $8.25Julia Jones $8.10Jennifer Lutz $8.10Paula Muresan $8.10Victoria Osowski $8.10Naman Shah $8.10Mary Slezak $8.10

RateJohn Amato $8.10Aaron Arbogast $8.50Jordan Boldt $8.25Sofia Cerrato $8.10Owen Crowley $8.10Peter Grasso $8.50Joseph Humes $8.50Julia Jones $8.10Jennifer Lutz $8.10Paula Muresan $8.10Naman Shah $8.10Mary Slezak $8.10

North Royalton City Schools APRIL 13, 2015 Staff Recommendation Sheet

Summer Employment PAC Workers

Student Technicians 2015-16