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AGENDA
WOONSOCKET SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING
WEDNESDAY, DECEMEBER 17, 2014
7:00 PM OPEN SESSION
WOONSOCKET MIDDLE SCHOOL
HAMLET BUILDING - 60 FLORENCE DRIVE
WOONSOCKET, RI 02895
The School Committee may vote on all items listed on this agenda.
Call to Order
Moment of Silence
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
GOOD AND WELFARE — Public — Governor Pothier Students
RECOGNITIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS — Interim Superintendent Patrick McGee
TEACHER OF THE YEAR — Paulette Metivier
TEACHER ASSISTANT OF THE YEAR— Michelle Boivin
SECRETARY OF THE YEAR — Kimberly Blais
MAINTENANCE/CUSTODIAN OF THE YEAR — Richard Plante
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: November 12, 2014 Open/Closed Minutes, November 19, 2014 Open Minutes, and
November 25, 2014 Open Minutes
CONSENT AGENDA
1. Personnel Actions
- Certified Appointments/Non-Certified Appointments
2. Purchases/Transfers
3. Field Trip/Conference Requests - None
4. Home Schooling Requests
END OF CONSENT AGENDA
COMMUNICATIONS
SCHOOL COMMITTEE REPORTS
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. None.
NEW BUSINESS
1. New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) — Approval of WHS Core Values and Shared Beliefs
— P. McGee, C. Henderson, L. Stanley
2, Discussion/Approval on the revised job descriptions for the Title II Technology Specialists — P. McGee, L.
Filomeno
3. Discussion/Approval on the temporary part-time position of Curriculum Director — P. McGee
4. Discussion/Approval to rescind the Chief Information Officer's Appointment S. Seale
CONFERENCES — Special Education Class Size Overages — P. McGee, C. Lerner, B. Peryea
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
SCHOOL COMMITTEE GOOD AND WELFARE
J. Rivera
G. Lacouture
S. Seale
For additional information or to request interpreter services, or other special services for the hearing impaired (ie, readers/captioners, etc), please contact
Office of Superintendent three days prior to the meeting at (401) 767-4608; or by the Tuesday prior to the meeting, or call 1-800-745-5555 (TTY),
1-800 . 745-6575 (Voice). This agenda will be posted 48 hours prior to the meeting. Any changes to this agenda will be posted on the Woonsocket
Education Department website at www.woonsocketschools coin, McFee Administration Building, Woonsocket Middle School, WACTC, City Hall, and
Harris Library and will be electronically filed with the Secretary of State at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. The Woonsocket Education
Department does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, sex, sexual orientation, race, religion, national origin, or disability. Posted on December 12,
2014.
City of Woonsocket
RELAY RHODE ISLAND
1-800.745-5555 (ITV)
1 .800-745-6575 (Voice)
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
108 High Shoot
Woonsocket, Rhode Island 02895-4348
Telephone (401) 767-4619
Fax (401) 767-4647
Email: jwolfgang©woonsocketschools.com
AT&T SPANISH RELAY
(Servicio de Relevo de AT&T)
1-800 .855-2884 (TTY)
1-800-855-2885 (Voice)
James J. Wolfgang
Director of Human Resources and Labor Relations
IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION
FROM:
James J. Wolfgang, Director of Human Resources and Labor Relations
TO:
Woonsocket Education Department Staff
RE:
Employee Recognition Awards Program
DATE:
December 9, 2014
I am very pleased to announce the Employee Recognition Award recipients for the
2013-2014 school year. The Award winners are:
Paulette Metivier
TEACHER OF THE YEAR
Michelle Boivin
TEACHER ASSISTANT OF THE YEAR
Kimberly Blais
CLERICAL EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR
Richard Plante
CUSTODIAN OF THE YEAR
CONGRATULATIONS to the winners above! Each will receive recognition and an award at the
Woonsocket School Committee meeting on Wednesday, December 17, 2014 at the Hamlet Middle School
Cafeteria beginning at 7:00pm.
Please plan to join with us in honoring our colleagues listed above.
"Empowering all learners to shape and enrich their changing world"
The Woonsocket Education Department does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, race, religion,
national origin, color or disability in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
MINUTES
WOONSOCKET SCHOOL COMMITTEE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2014
OPEN SESSION
Woonsocket Middle School @ Hamlet
60 Florence Drive, Woonsocket, RI 02895
Meeting called to order by Chairman George Lacouture at 6:30 p.m. in Open Session.
George Lacouture, Chairman
Present
Roll Call:
Present
Soren Seale, Vice-Chairman
Present
Susan Pawlina
Present
Daniel Chattman
Present
Jose Rivera
Motion to convene into closed session to discuss Litigation (Special Education) and Potential Litigation (Special Education) in
2": D. Chattman (Unanimously Approved by the Committee)
accordance with R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-46-5(a)(2): S. Seale
APPROVED
Roll Call Vote: 5 Yes
2"d : D. Chattman
Motion to reconvene in Open Session at 7:00 p.m.: S. Seale
G. Lacouture stated that no votes were taken in closed session and the minutes of the closed session meeting will be sealed.
Moment of Silence
Pledge of Allegiance
George Lacouture, Chairman
Present
Roll Call:
Present
Soren Seale, Vice-Chairman
Present
Susan Pawlina
Present
Daniel Chattman
Jose Rivera
Present
PUBLIC GOOD & WELFARE:
Harris Elementary Students — Principal Karen MacBeth welcomes the School Committee (SC) to come and visit the school any time
to see the wonderful things that are happening there. She stated they have an amazing RTI Team and are seeing results with the
students. Harris has a before school ramp up program where classroom teachers come in daily to tutor students in areas of math and
reading; they also have a partnership with Resilient Kids which is a non-profit and they absorb 85% of the cost of the program; they
come in and teach the students relaxation and yoga techniques; they have a partnership with the local YMCA. Teacher Stephanie
Roberts brings her 1 st grade students to the YMCA during physical education class to swim; they are hoping to receive funding to ensure
that all students in Woonsocket learn how to swim. The school has an organic garden which is in collaboration with the local church;
over the last year they have their own television station. To date, the school has received over $20,000 from different organizations and
private donors to improve the educational programs at the school. At this time, Harris students presented to the SC poster boards from a
recent field trip they went on in the city and shared what they have grown in the school's garden.
Jeffrey Partington, WTG President — Last spring he came before the School Committee to ask for consideration of raising the
substitute pay and is still asking for consideration. He has J. Spagna's estimates for actual activities of FY14; he projected it would cost
approximately $50,000 more. He has spoken to the Chairman who has stated that they need to figure out where the money is going to
come from in order to justify this with the Budget Commission (BC). In FY I4 the substitute teacher cost was $375,000; in the past, it
has been between $700,000 to $800,000 when we were paying a higher rate of pay. He doesn't think they added the itinerants when
they added kindergarten so as a result there is no capacity in the elementary schools; if a teacher is absent and there are no subs they take
the itinerants to cover that class. He appreciates the fact that the SC doesn't have all the information to make an informed decision this
evening but he will do what he can to get that information to the SC; however, he still would like to move forward and go to the BC.
They are also having a tough time with technology; most of the kindergarten teachers we hired this year do not have computers so they
don't have access to input grades for report cards, etc.
RECOGNITIONS & ANNOUNCEMENTS: Interim Superintendent Patrick McGee would like to extend congratulations to the
following teams and coaches for their outstanding performances: The unified volleyball team and their coaches on winning the Division
II State Championship; team was coached by Ms. Giordano and Ms. Darling. The boys soccer team for winning the Division III League
Championship. Congratulations to Coach Andy Rao on earning his 100 th career victory. The girls tennis team for qualifying for the
Division III Playoffs; they posted an 11-2 league record and it was their first playoff appearance since 2007; what a grand season for the
girls and Coach Dale Seward. The girls' soccer team on making the Division III Playoffs; they posted a 7-5 league record; what a
fantastic season for the girls and first year Head Coach Tiffany Godbout. The girls' field hockey team on making the Division H
Playoffs; they posted a 6-8 league record; what a great season for the girls and Head Coach Hilary Switzer. The boys and girls cross) country teams for their participation in the Woonsocket Shelter Walk; this year over $33,000 was raised to keep open the shelter on
-) Sayles Street, which accommodates over 200 homeless residents yearly; in addition, they won $2000 worth of uniforms in a drawing at
the Bobbie Doyle 7 Mile Road Race held in Narragansett this past August; great job to both the boys and girls cross- country teams and
WSC Minutes Open Session
November 12, 2014
Coach Briggs and Datuz. Congratulations to Keith Jillette for being named the October "Burger King Student-Athlete of the Month" North Regional winner. The Woonsocket High School placed 35th nationally in Sodexo's Healthy High School Challenge and the WHS
Student Council will be receiving a check in the amount of $500.00; Sodexo's Healthy High School Challenge was a month long
national competition encouraging students to make healthy food choices which in turn earns points for their school. Thank you to Kevin
Fisette from the Good Will Industries who was able to get Amica to sponsor Woonsocket for a winter coat drive; a warm appreciation
goes to the Good Will Industries and Arnica for their generous donations. The Woonsocket Middle School and High School Music
Department were each awarded a $2,000 grant secured by State Representative Stephen Casey; on October 29 th , Rep. Casey presented
this check while he was entertained by the middle school chorus who sang "Give Us !lope"; thank you Rep. Casey for supporting our
musically talented students and teachers.
(Unanimously Approved by the Committee)
2": S. Pawlina
Motion to receive and place on file: S. Seale
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
• October 22, 2014 Open Minutes - Motion to approve: D. Chattman
APPROVED
Roll Call Vote: 5 Yes
Motion to seal the minutes of 11-12-14 Closed Session: G. Lacouture
APPROVED
Roll Call Vote: 5 Yes
2'1 : S. Pawlina
2": S. Seale
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CONSENT AGENDA : Motion to approve
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AS .SUBMITTED
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COMMUNICATIONS: None.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE REPORTS: None.
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
1. None
NEW BUSINESS:
1. DiscussionNote to appoint the Chief Information Officer to the Woonsocket Education Department - 1'. McGee
2"d; D. Chattman
Motion to appoint: S. Pawlina
P. McGee stated that it is a great pleasure to recommend the appointment of Mr. Michael O'Connell as the Chief Information Officer for
Woonsocket Education Department; he read the letter of recommendation. S. Seale stated the proposed salary is significantly more than
proposed in the past for this position; he thinks this would make him the highest paid employee currently in the school department; why
did the salary originally under $100,000 go up to $112,000. G. Lacouture stated the salary listed is a 90/10 split; WED's cost would be
approximately $101,000 and the city's cost would be $11,000 which it will not make this position the highest paid salary position; this
position was budgeted at $102,000 and we passed the job description with a 90/10 split.
APPROVED
Roll Call Vote: 5 Yes
2. Discussion/Vote on the Woonsocket Education Department's Emergency Management Plan - P. McGee, P. Fontaine
2fid: G. Lacouture, S. Pawlina
Motion to approve: S. Seale
S. Seale asked what exactly are they voting on. P. Fontaine stated the Committee is voting on that WED has this plan and it is required
once a year that the SC approves this plan as submitted; this is a state-wide document that every school system has and by approving this
we are telling the state that we agree and have a district emergency plan in place that follows the state's guidelines. In addition to this
plan, each individual school has their own emergency plan specific to that school.
) Roll Call Vote: 5 Yes
APPROVED
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WSC Minutes Open Session
November 12, 2014
3. Discussion/Vote on the Building (Capital) Committee's Letter of Intent — P. McGee, P. Fontaine
2": S. Seale
Motion to approve: D. Chattman
G. Lacouture stated the information before the Committee is not the letter of intent but rather the steps we need to take to get the letter of
intent; we are voting/approving to move forward to get the letter of intent and the City Council and the Budget Commission has to do the
same; when this process is completed, they will come to SC with said letter. The Building Committee has been meeting approximately
once a week; the Chairman of the Committee is Joel Matthews, Once RIDE received this letter of intent and if something major was to
happen, then we would be covered up to 81%; we are doing a master agreement and some projects will be finished by June; the
Committee will be looking into hiring an engineering firm.
APPROVED
Roll Call Vote: 5 Yes
4. Discussion/Vote on WHS Principal Salary Adjustment P. McGee
2": D. Chattman
Motion made: G. Lacouture
P. McGee stated at the SC meeting on August 13 th , the former Interim Superintendent James DiPrete had listed C. Henderson's salary
incorrectly; therefore, he is asking the SC to amend the salary to reflect what is budgeted. S. Seale asked if the proposed change is based
upon the schedule or a discretionary amount. P. McGee stated it is budgeted and agreed upon between J. DiPrete and C. Henderson; the
salary in this memo is the actual salary that is budgeted for that position.
APPROVED
Roll Call Vote: 5 Yes
5. Discussion on Increase of Substitute Pay — P. McGee, M. Baker
P. McGee said there are more specific numbers that they need to retrieve; therefore, he would like to place this item on the next SC
agenda in order to have a better discussion.
APPROVED
Roll Call Vote: 5 Yes
2": S. Pawlina
Motion to table: D. Chattman
CONFERENCES: None
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT: Interim Superintendent Patrick McGee announced that tomorrow he has a meeting with Dr.
George Ladd from Boston College to discuss the district's strategic plan; last year V. Donoyan began the process by meeting with Dr.
Ladd to discuss the process of creating a strategic plan; therefore, he will be meeting with him so they can begin the process. He would
like to notify the community and the district that in January that we will be switching over from our current student information system
which is Starbase to Skyward; last spring they presented to the SC the package the Skyward will be offering. We have started the
process of working with the consultants from Skyward. Tom Connors, from the district, has done a tremendous job in being the liaison
with the company and in scheduling various meetings with the district's personnel. He recognized Maggie Baker, today was her last
day, who was our interim finance director; even though we only were able to work with her for two to three months, she was a
tremendous asset to WED; from day one she was extremely professional, hardworking, and knowledgeable; we were very fortunate to
have her. She will be dearly missed; wished her luck in her new endeavor.
SCHOOL BOARD GOOD & WELFARE:
D. CHATTMAN and J. RIVERA: Passed.
S. PAWLINA: She was part of the hiring committee for the Chief Information Officer; she is highly confident that, Mr. Chairman, you
will be quite pleased with their pick in 6 months; he is definitely head and shoulders above the rest so there is no learning curve; he is
ready to go.
G. LACOUTURE: Vacancies has been an issue since the SC took office last December; WED still has 16 vacancies, predominantly in
special education. We cannot tolerate the existence of these vacancies; we will never get to zero but we better get close. The second
issue is class size overages; the special education class size overages for the months of September and October are up 164% over last
year; we have spent 25% of our money thus far. He is asking P. McGee, directors and principals to develop a Ph.D. program to see what
is happening in special education and what is causing this amount of money to be spent; what are the reasons, why, and what can be
done to bring this down. He wished M. Baker the best in her new job; she has been a tremendous help to us.
S. SEALE: He said on the SC agenda we list conferences as one of the categories and asked what is talked about during conferences.
G. Lacouture said an example is class size overages; if we were to get something by the December meeting we could have a conference
on it; it's a little different than a workshop. The next SELAC meeting is scheduled for December 4 th at 6:30 p.m. at the WMS-Hamlet
Building, Room 122. He does fear what is going to happen to the budget in relation to positions that are vacant. He thanked
Councilman Mancieri for his continued attendance and interests in the SC meetings.
S. Seale said to D. Chattman and S. Pawlina that if this is their last SC meeting he would like to thank them for everything they have
done for the WED and the city.
2": D, Chattman (Unanimously Approved by the Committee)
Motion to adjourn at 8:08 p.m.: G. Lacouture
) Respectfully submitted,
Kimberly A. Blais, WSC Recording Secretary
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MINUTES
WOONSOCKET SCHOOL COMMITTEE
SPECIAL MEETING
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2014
OPEN SESSION — —
Woonsocket Middle School @ Hamlet
60 Florence Drive, Woonsocket, RI 02895
Meeting called to order by Chairman George Lacouture at 6:30 p.m. in Open Session.
Roll Call:
Present
Present
Absent
Present
Present
George Lacouture, Chairman
Soren Seale, Vice-Chairman
Susan Pawlina
Daniel Chattman
Jose Rivera
NEW BUSINESS:
1. Discussion/Vote on Personnel Recommendations — P. McGee
2": D. Chattman
Motion to approve: S. Seale
Roll Call Vote: 4 Yes
APPROVED
2. Discussion/Vote on Purchases over $2,000.00 — P. McGee
2": D. Chattman
Motion to approve: S. Seale
Roll Call Vote: 4 Yes
APPROVED
Discussion/Vote on the appointment of the Assistant Superintendent and elimination of the Director of Curriculum
position for the Woonsocket Education Department — S. Seale
Motion to appoint Dr. Patrick McGee as the Assistant Superintendent and to eliminate the Director of Curriculum position: S. Seale
2": D. Chattman
G. Lacouture stated he is displeased with the way this matter was handled previously; he was afraid then that they may lose this
position and still don't have the guarantee that we won't because we don't have all the signatures on the contract nor has it been
approved by the Budget Commission.
3.
Roll Call Vote: 3 Yes (SS, DC, JR) 1 Abstain (GL)
APPROVED
G. Lacouture announced that there will be a special SC meeting on Tuesday, November 25' h at 6:30 p.m.
Motion to adjourn at 6:35 p.m.: S. Seale
Respectfully submitted,
2": D. Chattman
(Unanimously Approved by the Committee)
MINUTES
WOONSOCKET SCHOOL COMMITTEE
SPECIAL MEETING
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2014
OPEN SESSION
Woonsocket Middle School @ Hamlet
60 Florence Drive, Woonsocket, RI 02895
Meeting called to order by Chairman George Lacouture at 6:30 p.m. in Open Session.
Roll Call:
Present
Absent
Present
Present
Absent
George Lacouture, Chairman
Soren Seale, Vice-Chairman
Susan Pawlina
Daniel Chattman
Jose Rivera
NEW BUSINESS:
1. DiscussionNote on Personnel Recommendations — P. McGee
2": D. Chattman
Motion to approve: S. Pawlina
G. Lacouture said on Page 2 and 3, these appointments are only for the rest of the school year whereas Page 1 they are not; he asked if
there is a reason for this. J. Wolfgang stated on Page 2, the 2 appointments are teacher assistant jobs which will go to the job fair in
August and they will be notified of same. G. Lacouture said the coaches are one-year only positions; would they have to re-apply
next school year. J. Wolfgang stated he believes they are permanent positions; therefore, they shouldn't have to re-apply. G.
Lacouture stated the only coaches that need to re-apply every year are the retired coaches per the retirement board.
Motion to amend the appointments on Page 3 from Y to N (under section SY only): G. Lacouture
APPROVED
Roll Call Vote: 3 Yes
) Motion to approve all personnel recommendations as amended: S. Pawlina
APPROVED
Roll Call Vote: 3 Yes
Motion to adjourn at 6:34 p.m.:
Respectfully submitted,
Ki' berly A. Blai
WSC Recording 'reretary
2":
2": D. Chattman
(Unanimously Approved by the Committee)
2": S. Pawlina
WOONSOCKET EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS
12/17/2014
CERTIFIED POSITIONS
Brierley, Shanna
Pawtucket, RI 02861
1.0 Speech Language
Pathologist-District
1/5/2015 subject to
SC/BC approval
pending certification
Resign
New
Masters' Step 10
Local
12/17/2014
Cohen, Sara
Cumberland, RI 02864
1.0 Special Education
Resource-WHS
subject to SC/BC
approval
Resign
New
Masters' Step 2
Local
12/17/2014
Faella, Natalie
North Providence, RI 02911
1.0 Special Education
Resource-WHS
1/5/2015 subject to
SCIBC approval
Resign
New
Bachelors' Step 3
Local
12/17/2014
Jamieson, Brenda
North Providence, RI 02911
1.0 TA SC GR. 61w Daly
WMS-Villa
Step 1
Local
12/17/2014
subbing since 1219/14 Transfer
New
subject to SCIBC
approval
HOURLY, STIPEND and EXTRA-CURRICULAR POSITIONS
Pennington, Lorraine
Harrisville, RI 02830
Page 1
ESL Preschool Family/ Child
Outreach Program Teacher
subject to SC/BC
approval
$25.00/hour
up to 480 hours
Grant Title III
12/17/2014
12/10/2014
FYI
PERSONNEL CHANGES
12/17/14
RESIGNATIONS/RETIREMENTS
Limoges, Amy
Providence,RI 02906
1.0 1:1 PCA for EW
ISC/Spec/Globe Park
12/7/2014 Resignation
Rhodes,Androw
Providence,RI 02906
English Homework Help
WHS
11/1/2014 Resignation
TRANSFERS
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To:
From:
Re:
Date:
School Board
Brad Peryea, Director of Finance and Administration
Past Due Invoices
December 17, 2014
Inv. Date
COMPANY
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DEPARTMENT . AMOUNT
ReaSon
DESCRIPTION
The following is a list of invoices overdue more than 60 days
9/25/20144 Norfolk Power Equipment
Facilities
Total Over 60 Days
$1,010.67 Equipment Repairs
I
Misplaced Purchase 'order
$1,010.67
The following is a list of invoices overdue more than 90 days
6/5/2014 Devereux Foundation Corp.
5/9/2014 Devereux Foundation Corp.
2/19/2014 Devereux Foundation Corp.
2/29/2014 Devereux Foundation Corp.
3/10/2014 Devereux Foundation Corp.
Special Education
Special Education
Special Education
Special Education
Special Education
I
$2,512.55 Tuition
$2,431.50 Tuition
$2,512.55 Tuition
$2,512.55 Tuition
$2,269.40 Tuition
Disputed
Disputed
Disputed
Disputed
Disputed
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Total Over 90 Days
$12,238.55
To:
From:
Re:
Date:
School Committee
Brad Peryea, Director of Finance@
Purchases over $2,000.00
December 17, 2014
The following is a list of purchases over $2,000.00
COMPANY
Alum-A-Pole Corporation
Apple
B&H Photo
Connecting for Children & Families
Dell Computers
Educational STEM Solutions, LLC
Edvotek, Inc.
FotoDyne
Guardian Fall Protection
Mentor, Inc.
Mount St. Charles Academy
Phonak
Snap-On Industrial
US' Laminate
Ward's Science
DEPARTMENT
WACTC
WACTC
WACTC
Grants and Curriculum
Even Start
WACTC
WACTC
WACTC
WACTC
Even Start
Athletics
Special Education
WACTC
Citizens
WACTC
AMOUNT
$5,912,30
$16,788.00
$3,199.00
$39,103.00
$4,193.94
$17,475.92
$2,944.01
$2,986.10
$3,546.00
$2,992.00
$12,000.00
$2,391.39
$12,096.93
$2,186.75
$2,771.27
FUNDING SOURCE
Categorical Funds
Categorical Funds
Categorical Funds
DOT Grant
Even Start Grant
Perkins Grant
Categorical Funds
Categorical Funds
Categorical Funds
Even Start Grant
Local
Local
Categorical Funds
Feinstein Grant
Categorical Funds
DESCRIPTION/
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Educational Equipment
Computer Equipment
Educational Equipment & Supplies
Program Expensles
Computer Equipment
Educational Supplies
Educational Supplies
Educational Supplies
Educational Supplies
Professional Development
Ice Rink Rental I
Equipment
Educational Equipment
Laminator & Supplies
Educational Supplies
I
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TOTAL
$130,586.61
WOONSOCKET EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Requisition
108 HIGH STREET
WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 02895
P.O. No:
TELEPHONE (401) 767-4600
Date:
12/1/2014
Amount
*Acct No(s)
FY 15 Categorical Funds
Company: Alum -A- Pole Corporation
Construction
Subfund #23581001
Address: 1011 Capouse Ave.
City, State, Zip: Scranton, PA 18509
FAX
Phone 570-969-2299
$ 5,912.30
Bill to:
Ship To: Woonsocket Area Career and Tech. Center
Accounts Payable
400 Aylsworth Ave.
108 High Street
Woonsocket, RI 02895
Woonsocket, RI 02895
Attention: Charles Myers 401-767-4675
CATALOG DESCRIPTION
Skew
Woonsocket Education Dept
UNIT COST
12 Alum-A-Pole
149.15
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46.75
187.00
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Amount
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Woonsocket, RI 02895
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10/1/2014
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Company: B&H Photo
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WOONSOCKET EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
108 HIGH STREET
WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 02895
TELEPHONE (401) 767-4600
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) Company: Mentor, Inc. dba RIRAL
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City, State, Zip: Woonsocket, RI 02895
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69 Memorial Drive
Woonsocket, RI 02895
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CATALOG DESCRIPTION
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*Acct No(s)
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108 HIGH STREET
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Date: 11/21/2014
*Acct No(s)
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800 Logee Street
Woonsocket, RI 02895
$12,000.00
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Woonsocket, RI 02895
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Requisition
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Crystal Lake, IL 60039-9004
(518) 335-9525
Craig Stay, (877) 740-1900 x8846
12/8/2014
Amount
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Woonsocket Area Career & Technical Ctr.
400 Aylsworth Avenue
Woonsocket, RI 02895
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TELEPHONE (401) 767-4600
Requisition
Company: Ward's Science
Attention:
Address: 5100 West Henrietta Road
City, State, Zip: PO Box 92912 Rochester, NY 14692-9012
FAX# 1-800-635-8439
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EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Woonsocket, Rhode Island 02895-4348
Telephone 401-767-4641
Fax 401-767-4640
Email: [email protected]
RELAY RHODE ISLAND
1-800-745-5555 (TTY)
1-800-745-6575 (Voice)
AT&T SPANISH RELAY
(Servicio de Relevo de AT&T)
1-800 . 855-2884 (TTY)
1-800-855-2885 (Voice)
Office of Grants and Assessment
Linda Filomeno, Director
TO:
. FROM:
Woonsocket Scitio•
Linda Filomen
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rector of Grants and Assessment
RE:
Home Schooling Request
DATE:
December 3, 2014
I am in receipt of the signed Curriculum Form as required by the
Woonsocket Education Department's Home Instruction Policy from
along with their letter of intent to home school their
daughter ainilbo— Grade 8 for academic year 2014-2016.
I have reviewed the Curriculum Form and have determined that it is in
compliance with the General Laws of Rhode Island. Therefore, I am
recommending that the Committee approve this request.
Thank you for your cooperation and attention to this matter.
LF/cm
"Empowering all learners to shape and enrich their changing world"
The Woonsocket Education Department does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, race, religion,
national origin, color or disability in accordance with applicable laws and. regulations.
City of Woonsocket
RELAY RHODE ISLAND
1-800-745-5555 (TTY)
1-800-745-6575 (Voice)
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Woonsocket, Rhode Island 02895-4348
Telephone 401-767-4641
Fax 401-767-4640
E mall: Itliomeno@woonsocketschools,com
AT&T SPANISH RELAY
(Servicio de Relevo de AT&T)
1-800-855-2884 (TTY)
1-800-855-2885 (Voice)
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Linda Filomeno, Director
TO:
Woonsocket S
t 1 9:‘nmittee
FROM:
Linda Filome
!rector of Grants and Assessment
RE:
Home Schooling Request
DATE:
December 3, 2014
I am in receipt of the signed Curriculum Forms as required by the
Woonsocket Education Department's Home Instruction Policy from
101111111111111111111. along with their letter of intent to home school their
children: aliamisik - Grade 8 and alliMala — Grade 10 for
academic year 2014-2015.
I have reviewed the Curriculum Forms and have determined that they are
in compliance with the General Laws of Rhode Island. Therefore, I am
recommending that the Committee approve this request.
Thank you for your cooperation and attention to this matter.
LF/cm
"Empolvering all learners to shape and enrich their changing world"
The Woonsocket Education Department does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, race, religion,
national origin, color or disability in accordance with applicable laws and reaulations.
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WHS School Motto:
"EVERY GREAT JOURNEY BEGINS WITH A STEP- MAKE TODAY YOUR FIRST!!!"
Core values and shared beliefs:
We are dedicated to do what is in the best interests of this community's students so they are
provided opportunities to develop 21st century skills and competencies in order to meet life's
challenges with confidence.
As we pursue these beliefs, we hold the following to be true:
Collaboration across network and leading by influence
• Through collaboration, learners become accountable leaders in school, home and community by
making informed choices that benefit themselves and society.
• May be evidenced through the following WHS / WACTC School Wide Learning Expectations:
Reflective Thinker, Researcher, and Critical Thinker.
Critical thinking and problem solving
• Learners will build confidence, self-esteem, critical thinking and problem solving, in and beyond
the school setting
• May be evidenced through the following WHS / WACTC School Wide Learning Expectations:
Critical Thinker, Problem Solver.
Curiosity and imagination
• Learners cultivate creativity and imagination to generate innovative ideas and products
• May be evidenced through the following WHS / WACTC School Wide Learning Expectations:
Information / Digital Media, Visual Arts, Effective Communicator.
Effective oral and written communication
• Learners communicate appropriately and effectively in a variety of settings
• May be evidenced through the following WHS / WACTC School Wide Learning Expectations:
Effective Communicator.
Initiative and entrepreneurs
• Learners engage in challenging experiences that will motivate them to create their own
successful pathway
• May be evidenced through the following WHS / WACTC School Wide Learning Expectations:
Problem Solver, Effective Communicator.
Accessing and analyzing information
• Learners interpret, evaluate, communicate and apply information effectively and responsibly in
the 21st century
• May be evidenced through the following WHS / WACTC School Wide Learning Expectations:
Effective Communicator, Researcher.
Agility and adaptability
• Learners continually self-reflect and become increasingly resilient when faced with challenges
and successes
• May be evidenced through the following WHS / WACTC School Wide Learning Expectations:
Problem Solver, Reflective Thinker, and Critical Thinker.
Current posting
Title:
Technology Specialist, Instructional (TSI) (2)
(Interview required. Contingent upon availability of funds)
Salary:
per contract
Function:
Technology Specialist, Instructional (TSI) will assist teachers and administrators
at the elementary, or middle and high schools levels enhance learning through
integration of technology in the curriculum and classroom. The TSI will conduct
professional development and technology integration demonstrations both within
the classroom and to staff after the school day. The Technology Specialist (TSI)
collaborates with appropriate instructional and technical staff to support, manage,
and optimize the use of instructional software to support quality teaching and
learning.
Dates:
per contract, full-time teaching schedule
Hours:
per contract
Duties and Responsibilities
• Working closely with classroom teachers in the development of lesson plans that encompass the
use of technology.
• Provide direct support to teachers through classroom visitation, observation, and demonstration in
technology use.
• Develop guides and other support materials as necessary.
• Participate in cooperative long-range planning to make the most effective use of resources.
• Create learning resources for teachers, staff and students. These may include Web sites, tutorials,
and interactive programs that support teachers in integrating technology.
• Recommend purchase of hardware, software and related resources.
• Identify trends in software, curriculum, and teaching strategies in all content areas.
• Collaborates with teachers in composing effective technology-infused, content-based lessons, and
supports the teachers as they implement the lessons in their classrooms.
• Works to develop and implement technology enhanced curriculum integration projects.
• Participates in ongoing professional development related to job responsibilities and maintaining
expertise in the field.
• Conduct technology training during and after school time.
• Assist in the evaluation and recommendation of Software.
• Work with teachers to improve technology use in the classroom.
• Participate in Department of Education workshops and conferences to update skills and knowledge
to enhance the WED technology
• Performs other duties as assigned by the Director of Technology in accordance with Title II
guidance
Educational Preparation:
1. Holds a Bachelor's degree in education and holds a current Rhode Island teaching certificate.
2. Advanced education and/or experience instructional and/or Assistive Technology required
Experience:
1. At least five years of successful full-time experience as a classroom teacher.
2. Demonstrates the skills of instructional technology competencies evidenced by effective
classroom implementation.
3. Evidence of at least two years professional development experience educating teachers or other
adults in the integration of technology for instruction and productivity preferred.
4. Evidence of success with technology instruction.
5. Ability to design and deliver technology-enhanced instruction
Current posting
Extensive knowledge of teaching techniques, curriculum and staff development.
An understanding of key learning theories and methods of technology instruction and integration
and familiarity with integrating technology into the curriculum such as, online resources, digital
portfolios and other forms of assessment.
8. Experience with effective technology teaching strategies in teaching software and hardware skills.
9. Strong technology skills in educational computer software, including office productivity suites,
educational express software, web page development, presentation, digital video and audio
editing, image processing, and graphics applications.
10. Experience using Electronic white boards and enhancing devices, Document Cameras and
projectors, digital cameras, and other educational electronic devices.
11. Use of new instructional technologies and their use in the classroom and the aptitude to learn
additional instructional technologies.
12. Excellent human relations and interpersonal skills.
13. Demonstrated teaching and leadership skills, written and oral communication skills.
6.
7.
Proposed revisions to meet Title II and RIDE evaluation requirements
12/17/14
Instructional Coach for Technology Literacy, Curriculum and Instruction
Reports to: Assistant Superintendent
Department: Curriculum and Instruction
Position Summary: The Instructional Coach for Technology Literacy, Curriculum and Instruction
will provide high Quality professional development as defined in the Title II, Part A Non-Regulatory
Guidance of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act to teachers and administrators at the
elementary, middle and high schools levels to enhance learning through integration of technology
in the curriculum, lesson plans and classroom instruction. The Instructional Coach for
Technology Literacy, Curriculum and Instruction will conduct professional development and
technology integration demonstrations both within the classroom and to staff after the school day.
The Instructional Coach for Technology Literacy, Curriculum and Instruction collaborates with the
Assistant Superintendent, the Chief Information Officer, Building Principals, and the Director of
Grants and Assessment together with appropriate instructional and technical staff to support,
manage, and optimize the use of technology to support quality teaching and learning. In
accordance with RIDE requirements, the Instructional Coach for Technology Literacy, Curriculum
and Instruction will be evaluated by a certified educational administrator.
Qualifications/Education/Experience:
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Holds a Bachelor's degree in education and holds a current Rhode Island teaching
certificate.
At least five years of successful full-time experience as a classroom teacher preferred.
Demonstrates the skills of instructional technology competencies evidenced by effective
classroom implementation.
Advanced education or experience instructional and/or Assistive Technology a plus.
Two years professional development experience educating teachers or other adults in the
integration of technology for instruction and productivity.
Evidence of success with technology instruction.
Demonstrated teaching and leadership skills, written and oral communication skills.
Extensive knowledge of teaching techniques, curriculum and staff development.
An understanding of key learning theories and methods of technology instruction and
integration and familiarity with integrating technology into the curriculum such as, online
resources, digital portfolios and other forms of assessment.
Experience with effective technology teaching strategies in teaching software and
hardware skills.
Specific Training/Abilities/Skills:
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Strong technology skills in educational computer software, including office productivity
suites, educational express software, web page development, presentation, digital video
and audio editing, image processing, and graphics applications.
Experience using Electronic white boards and enhancing devices, Document Cameras
and projectors, digital cameras, and other educational electronic devices.
Use of new instructional technologies and their use in the classroom and the aptitude to
learn additional instructional technologies.
Excellent human relations and interpersonal skills.
Ability to design and deliver technology-enhanced instruction.
Conduct technology training during and after school time.
Proposed revisions to meet Title II and RIDE evaluation requirements
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Assist in the evaluation and recommendation of Software.
Work with teachers to improve technology use in the classroom.
Participate in Department of Education workshops and conferences to update skills and
knowledge to enhance the WED technology projects.
Duties and Responsibilities:
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Work closely with classroom teachers in the development of lesson plans that
encompass the use of technology.
Provide direct support to teachers through classroom visitation, observation, and
demonstration in technology use.
Collaborates with teachers in composing effective technology-infused, content-based
lessons, and supports the teachers as they implement the lessons in their classrooms.
Create learning resources for teachers, staff and students. These may include Web sites,
tutorials, and interactive programs that support teachers in integrating technology.
Develop guides and other support materials as necessary.
Work to develop and implement technology enhanced curriculum integration projects.
Participate in cooperative long-range planning with the Chief Information Officer and
Assistant Superintendent to make the most effective use of technology related resources.
Identify trends in software, curriculum, and teaching strategies in all content areas.
Recommend purchase of hardware, software and related resources.
Participate in ongoing professional development related to job responsibilities and
maintaining expertise in the field.
Performs other duties as assigned in accordance with Title II guidance
CITY OF WOONSOCKET
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
108 HIGH STREET
WOONSOCKET, RI 02895-4348
)1ephone (401) 767-4600
Fax (401) 767-4647
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1-800-745-6575 (Voice)
AT&T SPANISH RELAY
(Servicio de Relevo de AT&T)
1-800-855-2884 (TTY)
1-800-855-2885 (Voice)
Patrick J. McGee, Ed.D.
Interim Superintendent
Website:
http://woonsoeketschools.com
WOONSOCKET EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:
Woonsocket School Committee
FROM:
Patrick J. McGee, Ed.D., Interim Superinten
SUBJECT:
Temporary Part-Time Curriculum Director
DATE:
December 17, 2014
--cn an effort to ensure that all of the Woonsocket Education Department's (WED) curriculum work and
jiitiatives continue without interruption, I am requesting that Mrs. Donna Coderre, principal of Savoie
Elementary School, be approved as temporary part-time Curriculum Director for the remainder of the 20142015 school year. Attached you will find a fiscal impact statement for the temporary part-time position as
well as the elementary principal substitute.
Mrs. Coderre's duties will include the following:
1. Kindergarten Registration - Coordinate district wide registration for the school year 2014-2015.
Work with Head Start, Community Partners and Housing Authority to register as many eligible
kindergarten students as possible, preparing fiscal responsibilities for upcoming school year.
2. Elementary Protocols — Prepare and establish appropriate and consistent elementary protocols that all
schools follow.
3. Technology — Establish and maintain technology information and ensure that the WED Website is
accurate along with each individual school's page.
4. Report Cards — Continue to fine-tune report cards and keep up to date with changes in elementary
curriculum.
5. Assist in implementation of the Student Information System, Skyward, at the Elementary Level,
including scheduling trainings for secretaries/clerks and principals.
6. Work as the elementary representative for the WED Strategic Plan- Focusing on needs-based
assessments at the 7 elementary Schools working with principals on School Improvement Plans.
7. Any other work related to elementary schools at the discretion of the Interim Superintendant.
Mrs. Coderre will serve in this position 2-3 days per week and no more than 6 hours per day.
n her absence as principal, Mr. Michael . Capasso, retired principal from the Woonsocket Department, will
substitute at Savoie Elementary School. He will receive substitute principal pay.
Thank you for your consideration in this matter.
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CITY OF WOONSOCKET
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
108 HIGH STREET
WOONSOCKET, RI 02895-4348
Telephone (401) 767-4617
) (401) 767-4647
Brad Peryea
• Director of Finance and Administration
Website:
www.woonsocketschools.com
WOONSOCKET EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Woonsocket Budget Commission
FROM:
Brad Peryea, Director of Finance and Administration
SUBJECT:
Woonsocket Temporary Part-Time Curriculum Director
DATE:
December 12, 2014
The purpose of this memo is to demonstrate the impact on the local budget for the hiring of Donna Coderre to the
Woonsocket Education Department as a Temporary Part-Time Curriculum Director. The salary is based on 6
hours / day, 3 days / week, from January 1, 2015 through June 30, 2015, at $30.00 / hour. This is an unbudgeted
position. The savings from the unfilled Superintendent position will fund this position. Details of this
appointment are below:
Budgeted
FY15
Description
Coderre
Salary
Balance
Salary
0
14,040
14,040
FICA
0
870
870
Medicare
0
204
204
Health Ins
0
0
0
Dental Ins
0
0
0
Life
0
0
0
Retirement
0
0
0
Total
0
15,114
15,114
Expenditures
Restricted Fund
Capital Reserve
FY 2015
General Fund
Other Funds
14,040
Revenues
Restricted Fund
Capital Reserve
Restricted Fund
General Fund
Other Funds
FY 2015
0
FY 2016
0
FY 2016
0
FY 2017
FY 2018
FY 2019
0
0
0
FY 2017
0
FY 2018
0
FY 2019
0
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(Servicio de Relevo de AT&T)
1-800-855-2884 (TTY)
1-800-855-2885 (Voice)
CITY OF WOONSOC:KET
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
108 HIGH STREET
WOONSOCKET, RI 02895-4348
Telephone (401) 767-4617
7) (401) 767-4647
Brad Peryea
Director of Finance and Administration
Website:
www.woonsoeketschools.corn
WOONSOCKET EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Woonsocket Budget Commission
FROM:
Brad Peiyea, Director of Finance and Administration°
SUBJECT:
Woonsocket Temporary Part-Time Principal Savoie
DATE:
December 12, 2014
The purpose of this memo is to demonstrate the impact on the local budget for the hiring of a candidate to be
determined to the Woonsocket Education Department as a Temporary Part-Time Principal at Savoie. The salary
is based on 3 days / week, from January 1, 2015 through June 30, 2015, at $350.00 / day. This is an unbudgeted
position. The savings from the unfilled Superintendent position will fund this position. Details of this
appointment are below:
Budgeted
FY15
Description
27,300
27,300
FICA
0
1,693
1,693
Medicare
0
396
396
Health Ins
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Retirement
0
0
0
0
Total
0
29,388
29,388
Dental Ins
Life
General Fund
Other Funds
Revenues
Restricted Fund
Capital Reserve
Restricted Fund
General Fund
Other Funds
Balance
0
Salary
Expenditures
Restricted Fund
Capital Reserve
Salary
FY 2015
29,388
FY 2016
0
FY 2015
FY 2016
0
0
FY 2017
0
FY 2017
0
FY 2018
FY 2019
0
0
FY 2018
FY 2019
0
0
2014-15 Analysis of Overages by School/Program/Teacher
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