Draft: August 6, 2008
Approved:
Aug. 27, 2008
School
Committee meeting August 6, 2008
Under Report of the Secretary
5:30pm to 7pm – Workshop
Business Meeting
Mr. Coyne called the meeting to order at 7:03pm
Members Present: Lori Gramlich, Rebecca Minnick, Susan Hopkins, Kate Snyder, Sarah Thompson, Robert O’Brien, Peter Eglinton, Jaimey Caron, John Coyne, Joshua Tingley
Members not present: Jules Szanton, Joel Daley
Report of the Chair
Mr. Coyne:
Interim Superintendent Whynot-Vickers:
·
Announced resignations effective
9/1/08:
MaryJane Johnson Art/Clifford 0.8
Kathrene Kress Special Ed/DHS 1.0
Wayne Rathbun Chemistry/DHS 1.0
· Attended a mathematical workshop in Falmouth for K-8 teachers
· Spoke briefly about situation with Deering High School coaches.
· Introduced Kevin Mallory who discussed transportation fuel challenges – steps to meet challenges
Ms. Gramlich moved, seconded Ms. Hopkins and voted unanimously to approve the minutes of June 25, 2008 meeting. (Student voted with majority)
Consent Items- Interim Superintendent Whynot-Vickers reviewed donations and thanks contributors.
Mr. O’Brien moved, seconded Ms. Minnick to eliminate
a Transportation Exception – Front Street to Presumpscot School.
Vote: 1-8 to eliminate a Transportation Exception – Front Street to Presumpscot School. (Student voted with majority) Motion fails.
Mr. Caron moved, seconded Ms. Snyder to use the Percent for Art funds in the amount of $50,000, less a portion of which will go towards the Maine Art Commission’s fee, for the purchase of art work for the new Ocean Ave. Elementary School
Vote: It was voted 8-0 to use the Percent for Art funds in the amount of $50,000, less a portion of which will go towards the Maine Art Commission’s fee, for the purchase of artwork for the new Ocean Ave. Elementary School (Student with majority)
1. Consideration and action to approve the Personnel items listed:
a. Leave of
Absence: Effective 9/1/08 for
the 2008-2009 school year
Allison Villani Art/Longfellow 0.3 Personal
Sheri Oliva ESL/DHS 0.5 Personal
Hope Keleher Read Recovery/Reiche 1.0 Childrearing
Melissa McStay Social Worker/DHS 0.2 Childrearing
Karen Spino K/Presumpscot 0.5 Childrearing
Alexander Carter Humanities/CBHS 1.0 Personal
b. Election: Effective 9/1/08 One Year Only Contract: Probationary 1
James Carlisle Social Studies/DHS $48,580
BS in Education-Martin Luther College, MN
Margaret Coleman Math/DHS $47,297
PhD – Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stewart Croft Humanities/CBHS $36,235
BS in Secondary English Education – University of Arizona
Anthony Derrig Primary/Reiche $48,580
MS in Special Education Moderate Needs K-12 – University of Northern Colorado
c.
Election: Effective 9/1/08 Contract: Probationary
1
Ileen DePonte Math/PHS $37,517
MA in Business Administration – Adelphi University
Claire Doheny .5 Librarian/CBHS $54.512*
MA in Library Science – University of Minnesota
Frank Donovan .5 PE/Health/CBHS $42,167*
BS in Health & PE – Eastern CT State University
Nancy Hagstrom Spanish/CBHS $36,235
BA in Spanish – Gettysburg College
Libby Heselton Guidance/DHS $39,567 (193 days)
MA in Higher Education – University
of Denver
Zach Lipman PE/Reiche $37,517
MA in PE – The Citadel
Election: Effective 9/1/08 Contract: Probationary 2
Holly Merrow .5 Grade 4/5/Reiche $41,365*
MA in Education – University of Southern Maine
Re-Election: Effective 9/1/08 Contract: 1st Continuing Contract
Carol Hager .9 Chapter 104/District $55,795*
*Pro-rated
Non-represented:
Effective 8/4/08:
Joe Makley Computer Technology Coordinator $67,606
PAA
Election:
Effective 7/1/08:
Stephen Nolan Principal/Lincoln MS $76,040
Effective 7/21/08:
Sandra Gorsuch-Plummer AP/Lyseth $66,895
MS in Education – University of Southern Maine
Effective 8/7/08
Cynthia Loring Principal/Presumpscot $75,374
Effective August 11, 2008, for one year only:
Philip Darasz Assistant Principal/Lyman Moore Middle School $67,091(pro-rated)
Ms. Minnick moved, seconded Mr. Eglinton and voted unanimously to adjourn the business meeting at 8:45pm.
Committee moved into a workshop session to discuss EECS library collaboration
Respectfully submitted,
Jeanne Whynot-Vickers, Interim Superintendent of Schools