|
The minutes of the regular meeting of the North Plainfield Board of Education held on January 21, 2009 at Watchung School, 33 Mountain Avenue, North Plainfield, NJ. Mr. Branan called the meeting to order and made the following announcement: In accordance with NJSA 10:4-10, required advance notice of this meeting was filed with the Borough Clerk; submitted to the COURIER NEWS, STAR LEDGER, AND Comcast; posted at Watchung School, Borough Hall and the North Plainfield Public Library. Following the Pledge of Allegiance. Mr. Branan requested the call of the roll:
Thomas Allen Drew Elliott Smith
David Branan Nancy Szaroleta – arrived 8:05 pm
Sandra Dodd Linda Bond-Nelson – absent, notified
Kathleen Mullen
A quorum was established
Also present were Dr. Marilyn Birnbaum, Superintendent of Schools; Donald Sternberg, Board Secretary/School Business Administrator; and Dr. Robert Rich, Assistant Superintendent, as well as, Nora Rivera, Student Representative and approximately 6 members of the staff and public
Introduction of New Staff
There was none.
Minutes Approval
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and approved by a vote of 5 to 0 with Mr. Smith abstaining to accept the public session minutes of January 7, 2009.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and approved by a vote of 5 to 0 with Mr. Smith abstaining to accept the executive session minutes of January 7, 2009.
Financial Report
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Mullen and unanimously approved by roll call vote that the Board of Education approve the list of bills and payrolls dated December 31, 2008 in the amount of $4,625,449.34.
Thomas Allen - Aye Kathleen Mullen - Aye
David Branan - Aye Drew Elliott Smith - Aye
Sandra Dodd - Aye Nancy Szaroleta - Aye
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Mullen and unanimously approved by roll call vote that the Board of Education accept the monthly financial reports of the School Business Administrator/Board Secretary and the Treasurer of School Funds, for the month of November 2008, and further recommends in compliance with NJAC 6:23-2.11(B), that the Board of Education certify that to the best of their knowledge no major account or fund has been over expended and that as of this report sufficient funds are available to meet the district’s financial obligation for the remainder of this fiscal year.
Thomas Allen - Aye Kathleen Mullen - Aye
David Branan - Aye Drew Elliott Smith - Aye
Sandra Dodd - Aye Nancy Szaroleta - Aye
Comments from the Public
Upon request of the chair for topics from the public, there were none.
Student Representative Report
Nora Rivera reported on various student activities some of which included the following.
On January 20th students had the opportunity to hear the swearing in ceremony of President Barack Obama and Vice President Joseph Biden and then listened to President Obama’s inaugural address. Student Council is making plans for a pep rally. The Interact Club helped with concession sales at Rutgers University on December 20th. Senior Smash will be held at a facility located in Rutgers University.
Presentation
Mr. Jerard Stephenson, High School Principal, provided a presentation on the Middle States Accreditation.
Superintendent’s Report
Recognition/Public Relations
Buildings and Grounds
RECOGNITION/PUBLIC RELATIONS
Students
Chloe Williams, an NPMS eighth grader, is attending the Junior Presidential Youth Inaugural Conference (JrPYIC) in Washington, D.C. During her time at JrPYIC, Chloe is traveling around Washington, D.C. and learning about the inaugural process. Her experience culminates with her viewing of the inauguration firsthand. “JrPYIC provides high-achieving alumni of the Junior National Young Leaders Conference (JrNYLC) and the National Young Scholars Program (NYSP) an opportunity to witness the responsibilities of leadership while commemorating a truly historic event - the presidential inauguration. Through interaction with congressional staff, national journalists, leading decision-makers, renowned scholars and military leaders, JrPYIC scholars receive direct experience and guidance that cannot be found in textbooks.” (JrPYIC website)
Schools/Programs
Stony Brook School
Winter Holiday Feast: Jennifer Ferraino and her second and third grade students held their first Winter Holiday Feast on January 13. The class had been exploring winter holidays around the world, by examining various climate, beliefs, folklore and traditions found in other countries. Students experienced the wonder and excitement of the celebrations through a wide variety of multi-sensory activities, including shared readings and construction of an interactive display highlighting the origins, traditions and histories of winter holidays around the world. The feast represented their culminating activity in which families cooked recipes of traditional holiday foods. The sampling of foods included Russian Honey Spice Cake, Deep Fried Wonton Cookies from China, Gingerbread Men from Germany, Poppy Seed Cookies from Czechoslavakia and Chicken and Rice from Nigeria. The children placed one shoe out in the hallway only to retrieve it later to find an International Holiday Bag filled with treats and surprises.
Reading Incentive Program: "Reading Is a Hoot" is the name of the latest reading incentive program starting at Stony Brook School. Upon entering the building, visitors are greeted by a three foot, winter owl covered in feathers and "hooting" students to read. Each classroom proudly displays its own owl also covered in feathers. Each of these feathers contains the name of the book read by each student. The numbers of books being read is very impressive as are the students doing all the reading.
East End School
On January 8, the PTA provided East End first grade students with an in-class workshop entitled Amazing Adaptations. The students learned animal behavior and enjoyed the experience. All grade levels will engage in a workshop before the end of the year which is aligned to the science curriculum.
“Where in the World is Rosie,” one of East End School’s reading incentive programs that is aligned to the school’s geography building objective, is off to a great start. Students are reading and completing the compass rose. Rosie grows and grows each day which indicates how many books the students at East End have read.
The reading incentive program, “Race to the Continents,” sponsored by Allison Longley, media specialist, is also underway. Students read a book and use the Accelerated Reader program to answer questions. So far, two classes have already accrued 100 points. Students are motivated to read as they race from continent to continent.
Plans have been underway for the Presidential Inauguration on January 20. The school community is assembling in the gymnasium to witness the swearing in of President-elect Obama as well as listen to his speech. An LCD projector will enlarge the image on a television for all to see, and the sound system in the gym will allow everyone to hear. Students have been encouraged to wear red, white, and blue to demonstrate their spirit and pride for our country.
Gifted and Talented Education Department
Einstein is Alive? On Tuesday, December 2, 2008, the second, third and fourth grade Inspiration students along with their teacher, Janet Darvin, attended a theater production at the Morris Museum in Morristown in which they explored ways that Albert Einstein's thoughts and discoveries are still "alive" with all of us. The show titled, "Einstein Alive!" presented a "living Dr. Einstein" by explaining Einstein's thoughts about relativity and perception of thought through song and dance. Dr. Einstein explained theoretical physics and made these concepts come alive through clever demonstrations. The group particularly enjoyed Dr. Einstein removing his suit vest without taking off his overcoat
DISTRICT OPERATIONS & AUXILIARY SERVICES
SAFETY TRAINING
The Safety Topic for January is ‘Slip and Fall Prevention.” Related safety training will be conducted with all staff members on January 22, 2009.
HEALTH & SAFETY
Safety Committee: Edward Ostroff, director of operations, is currently in the process of re-establishing a District-Wide Safety Committee. The goal of this committee will be to increase safety awareness, review procedures, and review accidents and injuries.
Asthma Friendly Schools: Mr. Ostroff is currently working with the school nurses to roll out and fully implement the Asthma Friendly Schools Program in the district.
DISTRICT OPERATIONS
In addition to completing routine work orders, the maintenance department continues to complete a number of in-house projects. The following projects are now in progress:
• High School – Conversion of the server room to a conference room.
• High School – Library improvements and conference room conversion.
• Watchung – Creation of a secure file area by the conference room.
WINTER BREAK PROJECTS
The following projects were completed during the break:
• Minor improvements within the East End Library.
• Flooring replacement at the Watchung Building.
• Several electrical upgrades throughout the district.
• Plumbing repairs at Somerset School.
• Reorganization of the file room at NPHS
2008-2009 CAPITAL PROJECTS
STATUS REPORT
HIGH SCHOOL/MIDDLE SCHOOL
Restroom Renovation Project. Completed, January 12, 2009.
Auditorium Stage Lighting Upgrades. Slated for 2009/2010.
EAST END SCHOOL
Restroom Renovation Project. Completed, January 12, 2009.
WEST END SCHOOL
Boiler/Heating System Replacement. Specifications are pending.
Restroom Renovation Project. Completed, January 12, 2009.
STONY BROOK SCHOOL
Restroom Renovation Project. Completed.
HARRISON BUILDING
Boiler/Heating System Replacement. Specifications are pending.
2008-2009 MAINTENANCE PROJECTS
STATUS REPORT
HIGH SCHOOL/MIDDLE SCHOOL
Field House HVAC Upgrades. Unit installed and operating.
Upper Field Sound System Upgrades. Scheduled.
High School & Middle School HVAC upgrades. In Progress.
EAST END SCHOOL
Window Replacement (11). Awarded and installation is pending.
WEST END SCHOOL
No projects in progress.
STONY BROOK SCHOOL
Boiler sections replaced.
SOMERSET SCHOOL
No projects in progress.
HARRISON CAMPUS
Modular T1, Floor Replacement. In Progress.
WATCHUNG BUILDING
Office Flooring Replacement. Completed, January 13, 2009.
MAINTENANCE COMPOUND/FIELD AREAS
No projects in progress.
DISTRICT WIDE INITIATIVES
District-Wide Energy Savings Project. Planning Stage.
2008-2009 CAPITAL PROJECTS (PROPOSED)
The following Capital Improvement Projects have been *tentatively selected for inclusion in the 2009/2010 School Budget.
• High School – Auditorium Stage Lighting Improvements
• High School – Restroom Renovations, 2nd floor
• East End School – Restroom Renovations, 2nd Floor
• Stony Brook School – Restroom Renovations, 2nd floor
• West & East End School – Exterior Doors
• District – Windows, as needed.
• East End School – Boiler and heating system(s) replacement
• West End School – Gymnasium structural repairs
• District – Energy Monitoring and Lighting Upgrades
*The aforementioned projects are proposed. The projects that are included in this year’s budget will depend upon our share of state aid. Those figures are not available at this time.
Correspondence
A request for student transportation to NPHS’s Project Graduation was received. The Board authorized the expenditure.
Committee and Delegate Report
Dr. Rich updated the Board on the Board/Staff meeting of January 18th. The next meeting is scheduled for February 11th.
Mr. Smith mentioned that a Communications meeting was not needed. Mrs. Dodd requested that a meeting be held to discuss various issues related to the website. It was determined that a meeting be scheduled for February 4th at 6:30 pm.
Dr. Rich updated the Board on the Curriculum Committee Meeting of January 14th at which the elementary reading program was reviewed as revised and will include a summer reading program.
Mr. Branan stated that the Finance and Facilities Committee will have a meeting to discuss what is being requested for the 2009-10 budget. Mr. Sternberg said it will be after meetings with the principals and supervisors are concluded.
Dr. Birnbaum updated the Board on negotiations indicating that there will be a committee meeting on February 3rd for central office personnel contracts and on February 23rd in regard to Administrators negotiations.
In regard to Policy, Dr. Birnbaum mentioned reviewing regulations. Dr. Birnbaum said a committee of administrators will reviw all regulations and at conclusion will make recommendations to the Policy Committee.
NJSBA Delegate, Mrs. Szaroleta, updated the Board.
Mrs. Dodd updated the Board on the Governance I & II workshop training.
SCESC Delegate, Mrs. Mullen, updated the Board and mentioned that the Somerset County Student Recognition Program is to be held on March 11th.
Old Business
Mr. Branan confirmed the Joint Meeting with the Mayor and Borough Council at the North Plainfield Community Center on Monday, January 26th at 7:30 pm. The agenda has been provided to the Board of Education and the meeting has been advertised.
Mr. Allen updated the Board on the grant application presentation to the Open Space Advisory Committee of the Board of Chosen Freeholders. The presentation was in support of the grant application for the renovation of Krausche Field.
New Business
Recommendations of the Superintendent
Personnel
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve the Board member and/or staff conference and travel expenses as per the attached list.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that the Board of Education accept the resignation of Andreza DeJesus, paraprofessional at Stony Brook School, effective January 21, 2009.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that the Board of Education approve the certificated staff indicated on the attached list be paid for graduate courses taken between August and December 2008:
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve the employment of the individuals on the attached list to teach in the Spring 2009 Community Adult School Program at the rates indicated after their names. It is understood that classes require supporting enrollment or cancellation will occur.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve the cancellation of the Fall 2008 Community Adult School classes indicated on the attached list due to insufficient enrollment.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve Robert DeJesus as a volunteer assistant to the wrestling coach.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve Neil Thompson, teacher of social studies at NPMS, as an administrative intern under the Expedited Certification For Education Leadership Program (NJEXCEL), with Patricia Marseglia, supervisor of mathematics and science, serving as his on-site supervisor.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve Clare McEnroe to teach a sixth class of family and consumer science at NPHS at the 2007-2008, MA/Step 2 annual salary rate of $45,530 plus a sixth class of $7,588, pro-rated effective January 8, 2009 through March 31, 2009, to be adjusted pending settlement of the negotiated Agreement. (Ms. McEnroe is temporarily replacing Kimberly Hazel.)
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve the transfer of Pamela Strickland, temporary paraprofessional at Stony Brook School for 3.0 hours per day to a regular paraprofessional in the autistic program at West End School, effective January 7, 2009 through June 30, 2009 for 4.0 hours per day, at the 2007-2008 hourly rate of $18.12, to be adjusted pending settlement of the negotiated Agreement.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve an increase in hours for Maria Flores, paraprofessional in the autistic class at West End School, from 3.50 hours per day to 3.75 hours per day, effective January 14, 2009, for the purpose of training and collaboration with the teacher.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve a temporary two-week increase in hours for Patricia Chwiakowski, paraprofessional in the autistic class at West End School, from 4.25 hours per day to 6.25 hours per day, effective January 13, 2009 through January 27, 2009 to facilitate the transition of a new student into the autistic program.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve a temporary increase in hours for Susan Pitfick, paraprofessional, from 2.75 hours per day to 5.50 hours per day, effective January 7, 2009 through January 23, 2009, to assist in the implementation of the FastForWord program at Stony Brook School.
Further, that effective January 26, 2009 through May 15, 2009, the Board of Education approve an increase in hours for Ms. Pitfick, temporary paraprofessional at Stony Brook School, from 2.75 hours per day to 3.0 hours per day to assist with the afternoon FastForWord program.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve an additional one hour per week for Marybeth Heany, paraprofessional working with a classified student at the middle school, from 20 hours per week to 21 hours per week, effective January 21, 2009.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve the employment of Kim Wilson-McKay as a temporary paraprofessional at Stony Brook School to assist with the FastForWord program, at the 2007-2008 hourly rate of $18.12 for 2.75 hours per day, effective January 26, 2009 through May 15, 2009, to be adjusted pending settlement of the negotiated Agreement. (Ms. Wilson-McKay will replace Pamela Strickland.)
Further, that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve Ms. Wilson-McKay as a substitute paraprofessional in the district.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education adjust the step and salary of Travis Smith, teacher of English at NPHS, from the Master’s Guide/Step 6 to the 6YR Guide/Step 6 at the rate of $51,700, effective January 1, 2009, to reflect his attainment of a Master’s degree plus 30 credits, to be adjusted pending settlement of the negotiated Agreement.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve Peter Austin be paid the following stipends for his work as choral accompanist and for chorus rehearsals for the Somerset School concerts as indicated:
Winter Concert $50
Spring Concert $50
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve the appointment of the following individuals as coordinators of the adult high school/community adult school at the rate of $34 per hour, for approximately 20 hours per week total (to be shared), effective January 22, 2009:
Deborah Przyblowski Monica Villafuerte
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve the employment of the following individuals as K – 12 district substitute teachers:
Elizabeth Havrilla
Scott Conroy
Christy Thomas
Joseph Malyska
Sandy Boyer
James Thorpey
(Originally employed as substitute in grades 7-12 only)
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that the Board of Education approve the employment of Irma Casalino as a food service worker for Maschio’s Food Service, Inc.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that the Board of Education approve the non-certificated staff indicated below be paid for graduate courses taken between September and December 2008:
Name Course Hrs Paid Reimb.
Brenda Fleisher Principles of Accounting II 3 $920.10 $690.08
(Payroll Bkpr) Algebra for College Students 3 $920.10 $690.07
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that the Board of Education suspend employee #3-08-09 for two consecutive days without pay, effective Monday, January 26 and Tuesday, January 27, 2009.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that the Board of Education accept the resignation of Gerard Friedman, athletic trainer, effective February 21, 2009.
Curriculum, Instruction and Pupil Services
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved by roll call vote that the Board of Education approve the placement of non-classified student ATS-09-08-09 in the Alternative to Suspension Program in the Somerset County Alternative High School in Raritan for five days, from January 21, 2009 through January 27, 2009, at the cost of $260 per day. Transportation will be required.
Thomas Allen - Aye Kathleen Mullen - Aye
David Branan - Aye Drew Elliott Smith - Aye
Sandra Dodd - Aye Nancy Szaroleta - Aye
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved by roll call vote that the Board of Education approve the use and implementation of the revised language arts curriculum for grades K – 5.
Thomas Allen - Aye Kathleen Mullen - Aye
David Branan - Aye Drew Elliott Smith - Aye
Sandra Dodd - Aye Nancy Szaroleta - Aye
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved by roll call vote that the Board of Education approve the use of the following textbooks and/or trade books in the district as follows:
Title: Teach Yourself Visually HTML and CSS
Author: Mike and Linda Woolridge
Publisher: Wiley Publishing Inc.
Copyright: 2008
Course/Levels: Middle School Computer Rotation and High School
Web Page Design Elective
Title: Percorsi
Author: Francesca Italiano and Irene Marchegiani
Publisher: Pearson Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2008
Course/Levels: Italian 4, 5
Thomas Allen - Aye Kathleen Mullen - Aye
David Branan - Aye Drew Elliott Smith - Aye
Sandra Dodd - Aye Nancy Szaroleta - Aye
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved by roll call vote that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education approve that services being provided to classified student CB-05-08-09 by the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired be increased from Level I to Level 2, from $1,600 to $3,900, effective January 22, 2009.
Thomas Allen - Aye Kathleen Mullen - Aye
David Branan - Aye Drew Elliott Smith - Aye
Sandra Dodd - Aye Nancy Szaroleta - Aye
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved by roll call vote that for the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Education adjust previously approved recommendations for the following students sent to the Somerset County Alternative to Suspension Program in the Somerset County Alternative High School in Raritan, at the rate of $260 per day, as follows:
Student ID# Recommendation Attended
ATS-01-08-09 6 days 5 days
ATS-02-08-09 6 days 5 days
ATS-03-08-09 6 days 4 days
ATS-05-08-09 6 days 3 days
ATS-06-09-09 6 days 4 days
ATS-07-08-09 6 days 2 days
ATS-08-08-09 6 days 2 days
Thomas Allen - Aye Kathleen Mullen - Aye
David Branan - Aye Drew Elliott Smith - Aye
Sandra Dodd - Aye Nancy Szaroleta – Aye
Finance, Purchasing and Agreements
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that the Board of Education approve payments from the Cafeteria Account and the Adult School Account in accordance with the attached list dated January 21, 2009.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved that the Board of Education approve line item transfers in accordance with the attached list dated November 30, 2008.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved by roll call vote that
WHEREAS, the New Jersey School Boards Association and the National School Boards Association have declared January 2009 to be School Board Recognition Month, a time that all residents might acknowledge the contributions made by our local school board members; and
WHEREAS, the North Plainfield Board of Education is one of more than 600 local school boards in New Jersey that sets policies and oversees operations for public school district: and
WHEREAS, the North Plainfield Board of Education embraces the goal of high-quality education for all New Jersey public school students; and
WHEREAS, New Jersey’s local school boards help determine community goals for the education of 1.4 million children in Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade; and
WHEREAS, New Jersey’s 4,800 local school board members, who receive no remuneration for their services, act as advocates for public school students as they work with administrators, teachers and parents for the betterment of public education; and
WHEREAS, school boards strive to provide the resources necessary to meet the needs of all students, including those with special needs; and
WHEREAS, boards of education provide accountability to the public; they communicate the needs of the school district to the public; and they convey to school administrators the public’s expectations for the schools; and
WHEREAS, New Jersey can take pride in its schools, which rank among the nation’s best in indicators such as high school graduation rates, class size, college entrance exam participations, and advanced placement offerings and test scores.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the North Plainfield Board of Education, does hereby recognize the services of local school board members throughout New Jersey as we join communities statewide in observing January 2009 as SCHOOL BOARD RECOGNITION MONTH; and be it further
RESOLVED, that the North Plainfield Board of Education urges all New Jersey citizens to work with their local boards of education and public school staffs toward the improvement of our children’s education.
Thomas Allen - Aye Kathleen Mullen - Aye
David Branan - Aye Drew Elliott Smith - Aye
Sandra Dodd - Aye Nancy Szaroleta - Aye
Items moved from future Agenda – None at this time
New items requested to be placed on the Agenda – None at this time
Current Events in Education
Mrs. Dodd discussed the break out of pertussis in Hunterdon County.
Comments from the Public
Mrs. Forbes suggested that the the school district might send out a notice to parents regarding the outbreak of pertussis.
Future Agenda Items
Board Presentations – It was suggested that an advance copy of the presentations be sent on Tuesday to the Board.
Board Retreat – with Administrators – Mr. Sternberg will contact Diane Morris for available dates and wil advise the Board.
Adjournment
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd to hold an executive session on February 4, 2009 at 7:00 pm for confidential matters relating to students, personnel, contract negotiations, litigation, and/or any other matter considered confidential by federal or state law.
Mr. Allen moved, seconded by Mrs. Dodd and unanimously approved to adjourn at 9:45 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
APPROVED: Donald Sternberg
|
