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FONTANA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT9680 Citrus AvenueFontana, California

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BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR MEETING

MINUTES

The Board of Education of the Fontana Unified School District held aRegular Meeting on June 19, 2002, at the John D. Piazza Education Center,9680 Citrus Avenue, Fontana, California. Present at the meeting were: Ms.Laura Abernathy Mancha, President; Dr. D. Wayne Ruble, Clerk; Mrs. KathyBinks, Member; Mr. Gus Hawthorn, Member; Mr. Rick McClure, Member; Dr.Karen Harshman, Superintendent; Mr. Emmanuel J. D’Souza, AssociateSuperintendent, Business; Ms. Fran Mazzolini, Associate Superintendent,Educational Services; and Dr. Patricia Peoples, Associate Superintendent,Human Resources. The President called the meeting to order at 3:00 p.m.

MinutesApproved06/19/02

The President called a Closed Session at 3:01 p.m. The meetingreconvened at 5:00 p.m.

ClosedSession

Visitors present at the meeting were: Mr. Tony Micciche, President,United Steelworkers of America, Local 8599; Mr. Sam Poindexter, President,Fontana Teachers Association; Officer Brent Shipley, President, School PoliceOfficers Association (arrived after work session); and interested employees andmembers of the community.

VisitorsPresent

(Board of Education Regular Meeting, June 19, 2002)

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The President called a Work Session to order. She announced that thediscussion regarding Interest Based Bargaining would be postponed. Sheopened the meeting to discussion regarding the 2002-2003 Budget.

Mr. Emmanuel D’Souza and Ms. Melissa Anderson, Director, FiscalServices, provided information and comments regarding the budget.

Mr. Hawthorn asked why COLA numbers aren’t included in the budgetand how that decision was made. He reminded Mr. D’Souza that the Board haddirected that it be included and questioned why they weren’t warned ahead oftime that it was not included.

Mr. D’Souza explained that it would not be possible to present a budgetwith a 2% ending balance if the COLA was included. He stated that theadministration clearly understood the Board’s direction and is working towardthat end. He also noted that benefits are negotiable and the Benefits Committeeis still working on recommendations that will be presented to the Board. Hefelt it would not be right to include a number before settling with the unions.

Mr. Hawthorn also questioned why there is not enough money fortextbooks when he was always informed previously that there was.

Dr. Harshman stated that some years ago the district began usinggeneral fund monies for textbooks in addition to state monies.

Mr. Mike Bement, Director, Media and Public Information, explainedthat in all likelihood, based on orders which have been submitted, textbookneeds would be met. He noted two areas of risk – if major cuts occur at thestate level and if we have unanticipated burst in attendance. He also noted thatthere is continual pressure in the absence of lockers to issue books to studentsas well as keeping class sets.

Mr. Hawthorn stated that he had the following concerns regarding thebudget development: formulas for instructional materials and supplies in thatthere is no information on why or when they were developed; no COLAincluded, no benefits costs, no clear answer on funds for textbooks. Based onthat he felt he could not support the budget as presented.

Mrs. Binks also questioned the lack of information on benefit increases.

Dr. Peoples stated that information has been provided to employeeorganizations and possible changes in the structure are being studied whichmight mitigate some of the increases.

WorkSession


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Mr. Poindexter stated that they know that the health benefit cost willincrease. The real question that will be negotiated is who is going to pay for itand the FTA membership has clearly indicated they would choose benefits oversalary. Obviously, however, at this time the true cost is not known. At thistime they would like to see movement into a trust but they would like to see atleast the COLA included in the budget with a decision on how it is spent to bedetermined through the negotiations process.

Mr. McClure asked if it is the intention of the district to bargain benefitspursuant to Interest Based Bargaining.

Mr. Poindexter responded that it has been under discussion, however, hedid not believe the teams are adequately trained for this year.

Mr. Hawthorn stated that since the workshop had not been held yet, hethought that discussion might be premature and perhaps even out of line.

Mr. McClure stated he did not believe so.

Ms. Mancha adjourned the Work Session and called a Public Hearing toorder.

WorkSessionContinued

The meeting was opened by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of theUnited States of America led by the President.

Ms. Mancha asked the audience to remain standing for a moment ofsilence in memory of the Father of Janie Barker and the Mother-in-Law ofCindy Copeland who had recently passed away.

Pledge ofAllegianceand Momentof Silence

Ms. Mancha called for comments from the audience regarding thefollowing items:

• Safe Use of Internet by Children Policies and Procedures

• 2002-2003 Final Budget

PublicHearingItems


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• 2002-2003 Collective Bargaining Proposal to Fontana TeachersAssociation

• 2002-2003 Collective Bargaining Proposal to Police OfficersAssociation

• 2002-2003 Collective Bargaining Proposal to United Steelworkersof America, Local 8599

• Workers Compensation Claims

Ms. Mancha for comments from the audience. There were none.

Ms. Mancha closed the comment portion of the hearing and opened theaction session.

PublicHearingItems,Continued

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mr. Rick McClure,and carried, the Board adopted the 2002-2003 Final Budget.

BudgetAdopted

AYES: Laura Abernathy Mancha, Wayne Ruble, Ed.D.Rick McClure

NAYS: Kathy Binks, Gus HawthornABSENT: None

Mrs. Binks stated she felt Mr. Poindexter’s concerns should be addressedand that the Board should have been notified that the COLA would not beincluded.

Mr. McClure stated he did agree with the concerns expressed but wouldsupport it because a budget is a living document and he believes changes willoccur.


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On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mr. Gus Hawthorn,and carried, the Board certified funds reserved for workers’ compensationclaims.

WorkersCompensa-tion FundsCertified

The President called adjourned the Public Hearing and called theRegular Meeting to order.

RegularMeeting

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mrs. Kathy Binks,and carried, the Board approved the minutes of the Board of Education RegularMeeting of June 5, 2002.

MinutesApproved

Mr. Dave Ackley, Director of Administrative Support and StudentEvents, introduced Teachers of the Year from each site.

Mr. Ackley then announced the District Teacher of the Year – KarinDvorak, Citrus Elementary School.

Teachers ofthe YearIntroduced

Ms. Teresa Barnett, Director of Staff Development/Teacher SupportPrograms, introduced Teacher Leader Cadre Members and presented each witha Certificate of Appreciation.

TeacherLeader CadreMembersIntroduced

The President opened the Hearing Session and called for commentsfrom the audience.

Mr. Louie Nardone, Harry S. Truman Middle School Teacher,expressed concerns regarding obesity of students. He noted he hadimplemented several programs throughout the years at middle schools toaddress this problem. He noted that p.e. teachers cannot do it themselves. Ittakes the entire district and community working together to do something aboutthis crisis.

VisitorsComments


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Dr. Ruble stated he had attended Congressman Baca’s presentation andthat was the main focus which was mentioned over and over again. There ismuch concern about exercise and obesity.

Mr. Tony Orlich provided a capsule of Adolf Hitler’s life.

Ms. Dawn Dooley spoke on behalf of PTA, Girl Scouts & FontanaSwim Club regarding charges for use of facilities. She noted that the increasescause a hardship for nonprofit organizations and requested that the Board notpass this recommendation. She stated that they charge low fees to allow morefamilies to participate in these youth activities.

Ms. Darlene Caringella also spoke on behalf of Girl Scouts. Sheasserted that the charges are not financially fit for their organization which hasno budget for them. She felt these programs keep kids busy and off the streets.She also urged the Board not to pass this schedule.

Mr. Carl Wuebben also spoke on behalf of the Girl Scouts and chargingfees for use of facilities. He suggested that maybe they could work together toturn off lights, etc. He also noted that this amount of money to hold a girl scoutmeeting would be very difficult.

Ms. Paula Colby, Teacher at Harry S. Truman Middle School, alsospoke in support of providing students with the opportunity to try freshwholesome food. She stated she had found ways to incorporate foods into allsubject areas in her teaching.

VisitorsComments,Continued


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Mr. Tony Micciche stated that in December, 2000 he had expressed aconcern that campus security would be moved from the classified bargainingunit to school police. He noted that there is a recommendation on this agenda tomove campus security officers from elementary to secondary levels and to formCSO II and CSO I positions. He stated that the CSO I position would not beexpected to perform at the same level as the CSO II which is unfair. TheSchool Police Department is making the assignments. He questioned why ifcurrent positions are being abolished they are not given the same rights as allother classified positions and why these elementary people were not allowed touse the same process. He also noted there are many other recommendations toapprove substitute employees and not permanent employees. He commentedthat they believe the classified bargaining unit is being butchered. He alsoasked about the status of a survey of district employees that was discussed in2000.

Mr. Micciche then referred to Interest Based Bargaining and stated hehad heard there would be a workshop but didn’t receive any notification ofwhen it would be held. He requested more information on that. He stated thathis bargaining unit had also surveyed members in regard to benefits and it isone of the number of concerns of respondents that is important and they areready to bargain on that issue.

Mr. Poindexter complimented the Teachers of the Year and noted that itwas an incredible and difficult job to make the choices.

Bargaining UnitRepresentatives’ Comments

Ms. Elaine McFadden stated that a student from Fohi would bepresenting the report on the School Health Assessment. She stated that teachersand students are an under utilized resource. Students have a good perspectiveon how to address the problems and encouraged everyone to start workingtogether as a team, take it one step at a time and work towards the goal of betterhealth for kids. She appealed to the Board to recognize that nutrition andlearning are inter related and to take advantage of that. She stated she wouldlike someone from the Board to work as a mentor or someone to turn to to getopinions from the Board level. She also asked for Board support so that otheremployees on the campus may participate in meetings during their work time ifnecessary. She introduced Destiny from Fontana High School who presentedthe Board with information regarding a recently conducted School HealthAssessment.

SchoolHealthAssessment


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On motion made by Mr. Rick McClure, seconded by Mrs. Kathy Binks,and carried, the Board approved submission of the 2002-2003 ConsolidatedApplication for Funding Categorical Aide Programs, Part I, for the followingprograms: Title I Part A and D, Title II, Title III, Title V Innovative Strategies,School Improvement K-12, Miller-Unruh, 10th Grade Counseling, TUPE, EIA-LEP, Title IV Part A, AB 1113 School Safety, Peer Assistance Review.

SubmissionofApplicationApproved

On motion made by Mrs. Kathy Binks, seconded by Mr. Gus Hawthorn,and carried, the Board approved a three-year Educational Technology Plan.

EducationalTechnologyPlanApproved

On motion made by Mr. Rick McClure, seconded by Dr. Wayne Ruble,and carried, the Board adopted K-12 Textbooks as follows:

Elementary Math, Grades K-5California Mathematics, Scott Foresman, c2002

Elementary Language Arts, Grade 5Open Court Grade 5, McGraw Hill, c2002

Middle School Math, Grade 6Mathematics Concepts and Skills, McDougal Littell

Middle School Math, Grade 7Pre-Algebra, Prentice Hall, c2001

Geometry (High School & Advanced Grade 8)Geometry: Applying, Reasoning, Measuring, McDougal Littell

High School Math (Intro. to Geometry)Geometry: Tools for a Changing World, Prentice Hall, c2001

High School Math (Algebra 2)Algebra 2, McDougal Littell

High School Math (AP Statistics)The Practice of Statistics: TI-83 Graphing Calculator Enhanced, W. H.

Freeman & Co., c1999High School Math (Precalculus/Trigonometry)

Precalculus 5th Edition, Houghton Mifflin, c2001High School Math (AP Calculus)

Calculus of a Single Variable, Houghton Mifflin, c2002High School Math (Math Topics)

Foundations for the CAHSEE, Math Teachers Press, Inc.

TextbooksAdopted


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On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mrs. Kathy Binks,and carried, the Board adopted a Resolution in Support of Adoption of the2002-2003 State Budget by June 30, 2002. (Copy attached to OfficialMinutes.)

ResolutionAdopted

On motion made by Mr. Rick McClure, seconded by Mrs. Kathy Binks,and carried, the Board approved a contract with Burrtec Waste Industries, Inc.for solid waste & recycling service for the 2002-2003 school year at anestimated annual cost of $385,000; and authorized Betty Fraser, Director ofPurchasing, to sign the necessary documents.

ContractApproved

On motion made by Mrs. Kathy Binks, seconded by Mr. Rick McClure,and carried, the Board approved renewal of contracts for transportation servicesfor athletics and other field trips for the 2002-2003 school year with thefollowing providers: Alliance Bus Lines, Inc.; Inland Empire Stages and OrtleyTransportation; and authorized Betty Fraser, Director of Purchasing, to signnecessary documents.

ContractsApproved

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mr. Gus Hawthorn,and carried, the Board approved renewal of the agreement with U. S.Healthworks Medical Group, Ontario, to conduct pre-employment physicalsand evaluations for the district, effective July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2003, atan estimated cost of $25,000; and authorized Betty Fraser, Director ofPurchasing, to sign the agreement.

AgreementApproved

On motion made by Mrs. Kathy Binks, seconded by Dr. Wayne Ruble,and carried, the Board approved renewal of the agreement with AddictionMedicine Consultants, Redlands for pre-employment and other drug testing foremployees, effective July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2003, at a cost of $25,000;and authorized Betty Fraser, Director of Purchasing, to sign necessarydocuments.

AgreementApproved


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On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mrs. Kathy Binks,and carried, the Board approved renewal of rental agreements for the 2002-2003 school year. (Copy attached to Official Minutes.)

RentalAgreementsApproved

On motion made by Mr. Rick McClure, seconded by Mrs. KathyBinks, and carried, the Board approved the purchase of playgroundequipment, safety surfacing, outdoor site furnishings, and shade structuresfrom Dave Bang Associates, Inc., at an estimated cost of $150,000, utilizingthe Colton Joint Unified School District Bid No. 02-02 for the 2002-2003school year; and authorized Betty Fraser, Director of Purchasing to signnecessary documents.

Purchase ofGoodsApproved

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mrs. Kathy Binks,and carried, the Board approved the purchase of audio visual equipment fromTroxell Communications, Inc., at an estimated cost of $200,000, utilizing theChaffey Joint Union High School District Bid No. 01-02-0012 for the 2002-2003 school year; and authorized Betty Fraser, Director of Purchasing to signthe necessary documents.

Purchase ofEquipmentApproved

On motion made by Mr. Gus Hawthorn, seconded by Dr. WayneRuble, and carried, the Board authorized the purchase of furniture andequipment from Culver-Newlin, at an estimated cost of $200,000, utilizingthe following bids for the 2002-2003 school year: Riverside Unified SchoolDistrict – Bid No. 2000-01-28; Santa Ana Unified School District – Bid No.3-98; San Ysidro School District – Bid No. 00-01-250; and authorized BettyFraser, Director of Purchasing to sign necessary documents.

Purchase ofFurniture andEquipmentAuthorized

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mrs. Kathy Binks,and carried, the Board rejected all bids and authorized re-bidding Bid No. 02-03-1042, Bread Products – Child Nutrition, as pricing appeared to besignificantly higher than anticipated.

Bids Rejectedand Re-biddingAuthorized


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On motion made by Mr. Gus Hawthorn, seconded by Dr. WayneRuble, and carried, the Board awarded Bid No. 02-03-1043, Dry Goods andMiscellaneous Products – Child Nutrition, to lowest responsible bidders; andauthorized Betty Fraser, Director of Purchasing, to sign necessary documents.(Copy attached to Official Minutes – awards indicated in gray).

Bids Awarded

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mrs. Kathy Binks,and carried, the Board authorized advertising for bids for Annual WarehouseStock items for: Arts & Crafts Supplies, Athletic Supplies, Classroom &Office Supplies, Computer & Audio-Visual Supplies, Custodial Supplies,Electrical Supplies and Health & Medical Supplies; for purchases effectiveJanuary 1, 2003 through December 31, 2003.

Advertisingfor BidsAuthorized

On motion made by Mrs. Kathy Binks, seconded by Mr. RickMcClure, and carried, the Board ratified budget classification transfers asfollows:

GENERAL FUND (01)Batch #2306 Decrease Allocation – Dropout PreventionBatch #2331 Decrease Allocation – Year Round Schools/Misc. Donations

CAPITAL FACILITIES FUND (25)Batch #2300 Developer FeesBatch #2345 Developer Fees

SCHOOL FACILITY FUND (35)Batch #2348 Close Out Fund 35

On motion made by Mr. Rick McClure, seconded by Mr. GusHawthorn, and carried, the Board approved additions to the payment registersin the agenda.

Additions toPaymentRegistersApproved


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On motion made by Mr. Rick McClure, seconded by Dr. WayneRuble, and carried, the Board ratified, with additions, payment of RegisterSheets Nos. 4842, 4843, 4844, 4845, 4851, 4852, 4858, 4860, 4864, 4871,4872, 4873, 4874, 4888, 4890, 4891, 4894, 4901, 4902, 4903, 4909, 4910,4915, 4916, 4917, 4927, 4928, 4929, 4930, 4935, 4936, 4944, 4946, 4952,4953, 4954, 4956, 4964, 4965, 4966, 4967, 4970, 4972, 4976, 5005, 5006,5008, 5010, 5014, 5016, 5022, 5023, 5024, 5025, 5026, 5028, 5029, 5030,5035, 5036, 5043, 5046, 547, 5048, 5049, 5051, 5056, 5057, 5058, 5060,5061, 5062, 5063, 5064, 5068; 4859, 4861, 4870, 4875, 4886, 4931, 4949,4968, 4977, 5004, 5020, 5027, 5032, 5045, 5050, 5059, 5066, 5069 ChildDevelopment Fund; 4853, 4854, 4855, 4856, 4857, 4877, 4878, 4879, 4880,4881, 4882, 4883, 4884, 4885, 4892, 4893, 4895, 4896, 4897, 4911, 4912,4913, 4914, 4921, 4922, 4923, 4924, 4932, 4939, 4940, 4941, 4942, 4943,4947, 4955, 4969, 4979, 4983, 4986, 4991, 5003, 5033 Child Nutrition Fund;4887, 4925, 4950, 4957, 5002, 5021 Deferred Maintenance Fund; 4948, 5031,5044, 5065 Adult Education Fund; 4862, 4971, 5015 Bond Building Fund;4926, 4933, 4938, 4951, 4958, 4959, 4978, 5007, 5018 Capital FacilitiesFund; 4846, 4847, 4848, 4849, 4850, 4865, 4866, 4867, 4869, 4876, 4898,4904, 4905, 4907, 4918, 4919, 4920, 4934, 4937, 4960, 4961, 4962, 4963,4973, 4980, 4981, 4982, 4984, 4985, 4987, 4988, 4989, 4990, 4992, 4993,4994, 4995, 4996, 4997, 4998, 4999, 5000, 5001, 5012, 5013, 5017, 5019,5037, 5038, 5040, 5041, 5042, 5052, 5054, 5055, 5067 School FacilitiesFund; 4868, 4906, 4908, 5039 Special Reserve Fund; and 4945, 5034, 5053Worker’s Compensation Fund.

PaymentRegistersApproved

On motion made by Mr. Rick McClure, seconded by Mrs. KathyBinks, and carried, the Board adopted Resolution No. 02-21, and 02-22,Canvassing the Results of the Election and the Levy of a Special Tax withinAnnexation No. 1 to Community Facilities District No. 01-1. (Copiesattached to Official Minutes.)

ResolutionsAdopted

On motion made by Mrs. Kathy Binks, seconded by Dr. Wayne Ruble,and carried, the Board approved rental of six 24’ x 40’ portable classrooms (4at Alder Middle School and 2 at Almeria Middle School) from Modtech, Inc.,utilizing Saddleback Valley Unified School District Bid No. 97-68 for twoyears for a total cost of $103,836; and authorized Betty Fraser, Director ofPurchasing, to sign necessary documents.

ClassroomRentalsApproved


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Mr. Hawthorn commented that there are many change orders on thisagenda. He stated over the years he has been opposed to them and he did havean opportunity to review all of them with district staff. He noted his concernhas always been paying for things that are not the district’s fault. He stated hewould support all of these change orders with the understanding that the districtwill try to recoup those funds in the areas that could have been prevented.

BoardMemberComments

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mr. GusHawthorn, and carried, the Board approved Change Order No. 3.2 to thecontract with J. Murrey Construction for Category 3 – Site Improvements &Interior/Exterior Improvements, Group 4 – Fontana High SchoolModernization, in the amount of $46,020.30; and authorized Betty Fraser,Director of Purchasing, to sign said document.

ChangeOrderApproved

On motion made by Mr. Gus Hawthorn, seconded by Dr. WayneRuble, and carried, the Board approved Change Order No. 9-001NT and 9-001ST to the contract with Champion Electric, for Category 9 – Electrical(General); Group 6 Modernization (North Tamarind, South Tamarind,Juniper, Poplar and Redwood Elementary Schools), in the amount of$11,588.56; and authorized Betty Fraser, Director of Purchasing, to sign saiddocument.

ChangeOrderApproved

On motion made by Mrs. Kathy Binks, seconded by Mr. RickMcClure, and carried, the Board approved Change Order No. 9-2PM to thecontract with Champion Electric, for Category 9 – Electrical (General);Group 3 Modernization (Jurupa Hills Middle School; Palmetto, Randall-Pepper, West Randall Elementary Schools), in the amount of $14,268.73; andauthorized Betty Fraser, Director of Purchasing, to sign said document.

ChangeOrderApproved

On motion made by Mr. Gus Hawthorn, seconded by Dr. WayneRuble, and carried, the Board approved Change Order No. JN11.1 to thecontract with Time and Alarm Systems, for Category 11 – Electrical(Communication); Group 6A Additions (Juniper/Redwood/Poplar ElementarySchools), in the amount of $4,086.60; and authorized Betty Fraser, Directorof Purchasing, to sign said document.

ChangeOrderApproved


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On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mrs. KathyBinks, and carried, the Board approved Change Order No. JN2.1 and RW2.1to the contract with DJM Construction Co., Inc., for Category 2 – SiteDevelopment, Group 6A Additions (Juniper/Redwood/Poplar ElementarySchools), in the amount of $10,220.75; and authorized Betty Fraser, Directorof Purchasing, to sign said document.

ChangeOrderApproved

On motion made by Mr. Rick McClure, seconded by Dr. WayneRuble, and carried, the Board approved Change Order No. 7.4 to the contractwith Air-Ex Air Conditioning, Inc., for Category 7 – HVAC, Fontana HighSchool Modernization, in the amount of $24,768; and authorized BettyFraser, Director of Purchasing, to sign said document.

ChangeOrderApproved

On motion made by Mrs. Kathy Binks, seconded by Mr. RickMcClure, and carried, the Board approved Change Order No. JN7.2, to thecontract with West Tech Mechanical, for Category 7 – HVAC, Group 6AAdditions (Juniper/Redwood/Poplar Elementary Schools), in the amount of$672.41; and authorized Betty Fraser, Director of Purchasing, to sign saiddocument.

ChangeOrderApproved

On motion made by Mr. Rick McClure, seconded by Dr. WayneRuble, and carried, the Board approved Change Order No. JN9.2 and RW9.1to the contract with Circle City Electric, for Category 9 – Electrical(General), Group 6A Additions (Juniper/Redwood/Poplar ElementarySchools), in the amount of $1,101.97; and authorized Betty Fraser, Directorof Purchasing, to sign said document.

ChangeOrderApproved

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mrs. KathyBinks, and carried, the Board approved Change Order No. 2-003AA to thecontract with Paul D. Wilson, Inc. for the addition project at Alder andSequoia Middle Schools, Group 2A/Category #2A, in the amount of$43,198.16; and authorized Betty Fraser, Director of Purchasing, to sign saiddocuments.

ChangeOrderApproved


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On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mr. RickMcClure, and carried, the Board approved Change Order No. 9-001AA/9-001SA to the contract with Baker Electric, for the addition project at Alderand Sequoia Middle Schools, Group 2A/Category #9A, in the amount of$18,642.71; and authorized Betty Fraser, Director of Purchasing, to sign saiddocuments.

ChangeOrderApproved

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mrs. KathyBinks, and carried, the Board approved Change Order No. 3-1LO, 3-1MPand 3-1OL to the contract with J. Murrey Construction, for Category 3 –Interior/Exterior Improvements, Group 7 Modernizations (LiveOak/Maple/Oleander Elementary Schools), in the amount of $4,934.17; andauthorized Betty Fraser, Director of Purchasing, to sign said documents.

ChangeOrderApproved

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mr. GusHawthorn, and carried, the Board approved the District Five-Year DeferredMaintenance Plan. (Copy attached to Official Minutes.)

DeferredMaintenancePlanApproved

On motion made by Mrs. Kathy Binks, seconded by Mr. RickMcClure, and carried, the Board accepted notices of completion for projectscompleted by Modtech, Inc. on May 31, 2002; and authorized Emmanuel J.D’Souza, Associate Superintendent, Business, to sign said documents, asfollows:

• Two 72 x 40 Custom Buildings – Alder Middle School Library, at a costof $561,759.77

• Custom 2-Story Modular Buildings – Alder and Sequoia Middle SchoolsAdditions, at a cost of $3,130,132.30

• 24 x 40 Portable Classroom – Fontana High School/Adult Education, ata cost of $33,562

• 24 x 40 Portable Classroom – Emergency Operations Center, at a cost of$39,121

Notices ofCompletionAccepted


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Mr. Hawthorn requested that the recommendation to increase use offacility fee schedule be pulled from this agenda. He stated that he understandsthe need and fees will have to go up but asked if alternative sources have beenlooked at.

Ms. Mancha asked who served on the committee and how were usersnotified of the increase.

Mr. D’Souza stated that representatives from high schools and middleschools served on the committee. He also stated they had not notified anycurrent users of the facilities as yet as they were waiting on Board action.

Dr. Harshman stated that it has been many years since there have beenany increases. She noted this is not rental of the facilities but is only for theout-of-pocket costs recognizing that many of the activities are with youth. Thebottom line, however, is that expenses are incurred. She suggested that perhapsa survey of other districts could be conducted. She asked if these groups coulduse other public facilities. The district is not making any money – they arelosing money.

Dr. Ruble questioned charging for custodians who are already on duty.

Mr. D’Souza stated that time is taken away from cleaning classrooms.

Mr. Hawthorn agreed that additional information would be helpful but itneeded to be made clear that the fee schedule will not change.

Ms. Mancha suggested that youth organizations approach service clubsfor donations to support their costs.

Fee ScheduleDiscussed

The Board deleted the recommendation to approve a new feeschedule for use of district facilities to be effective July 1, 2002.

Fee ScheduleDeleted

On motion made by Mr. Gus Hawthorn, seconded by Mrs. KathyBinks, and carried, the Board approved employment of Gina Tarango toprovide additional counseling services to State Preschool in the 2002-2003school year.

AgreementApproved


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On motion made by Mrs. Kathy Binks, seconded by Mr. RickMcClure, and carried, the Board adopted second reading revisions to BP4117.2/4317.2, Resignation. (Copy attached to Official Minutes.)

PolicyAdopted

Dr. Harshman noted that some minor changes would be made whenBP 0420.4, Charter Schools, is presented for second reading and adoption.

On motion made by Ms. Laura Abernathy Mancha, seconded by Mr.Gus Hawthorn, and carried, the Board approved first reading of BP 0420.4,Charter Schools.

First ReadingPolicyApproved

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mrs. KathyBinks, and carried, the Board approved first reading revisions to BP4161.5/4261.5/4361.5, Military Leave.


On motion made by Mr. Rick McClure, seconded by Mrs. KathyBinks, and carried, the Board approved first reading revisions to BP 6146.1,High School Graduation Requirements.


Dr. Peoples announced the following actions taken in ClosedSession:

On motion made by Mrs. Kathy Binks, seconded by Mr. Rick McClure, and carried, the Board, on a 5-0 vote, appointed hearing officer, Geraldine Randall, for classified employee hearing.

The Board, on a 5-0 vote, accepted the resignation of Employee #xxx xx 1819, effective July 31, 2002.

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Dr. Peoples also announced the following revision to the BoardMeeting agenda:

All items on the regular and walk-in agenda for both certificated andclassified employees referring to employment under Schedule C appointments for the 2002-2003 school year are pulled to be re-evaluated and returned, if appropriate, for a later action based on recommendations.

Revision toPersonnelRecommen-dations

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mr. RickMcClure, and carried, the Board approved revisions to personnelrecommendations.

Revisions toPersonnelRecommen-dationsApproved

AYES: Laura Abernathy Mancha, Wayne Ruble, Ed.D.Kathy Binks, Gus HawthornRick McClure

NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAINED: Gus Hawthorn (on employment of Terri Hawthorn only)

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mrs. KathyBinks, and carried, the Board approved the deletion from the agenda of therecommendation regarding Reduction in Hours per Day in Lieu of Layofffor Yvonne Rodriguez and Mary Abbruzzese.

Recommen-dationDeleted

AYES: Laura Abernathy Mancha, Wayne Ruble, Ed.D.Kathy Binks

NAYS: Gus Hawthorn, Rick McClureABSENT: None


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On motion made by Mr. Rick McClure, seconded by Mr. GusHawthorn, and carried, the Board approved personnel recommendations,with revisions and deletions, as follows:

CERTIFICATED

PROMOTIONS

Name Assignment Effective DateGorge Santiago From: Teacher, Redwood Elementary 7/1/02

To: Assistant Principal ElementaryJuniper Elementary

Mercedes Walker From: Site Literacy Leader, Live Oak Elementary 7/1/02To: Assistant Principal Elementary

Canyon Crest Elementary

Gerald Mullins From: Teacher on AssignmentFocus on Achievement, Educational Services 7/1/02To: Assistant Principal Elementary

Redwood Elementary

EMPLOYMENT

Name Assignment Effective DateAaron Rogers Assistant Principal, Elementary 2002/03 school year

West Randall Elementary (pending DOJ clearance)

See list below Teacher, 2002/03 2002/03 school year(pending DOJ clearance)

Janice Aucoin, Brenden Goertzen, Felix Jones, Raymond Santibanez, CarlSchutz, Jayant Sethna

Dorothy Crozier Substitute Teacher/ 2002/03 school yearFrederik’a Lambert Substitute Adult Education Teacher

David Hutton Retired Substitute Teacher 6/17/02-6/30/02Retired Adult Education Substitute Teacher

David Hutton Retired Substitute Teacher 2002/03 school yearRetired Adult Education Substitute Teacher

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EMPLOYMENT (continued)

Name Assignment Effective DateSee List Below Substitute Vocational Education or 9/4/02-6/30/03

ROP TeacherNTE 60 hours/each

Cheryl Barnaba, Paul Beal, Elaine Bison, Ray Brinkle, Betty Brooks, CynthiaCopeland, George Dancause, James Dunn, Ernest Flores, Robert Freeman,Cheryl Harris, Robert Hemminger, Gary Holman, Deborah Leogrande, LarryMatter, Sylvia McCann, Tony Olvera, James R. Rogers, Charlotte Savage,Robert Spangler, Virginia St. Andre, Pamela Tuttle, Marty Van Kooten,Leonard Valdepena, Sandra Valdepena, William Viramontes, Linda Williams

See List Below ROP Teacher 9/4/02-6/30/03NTE hours shown in ( )

Paul Beal (390), Elaine Bison (386), Ray Brinkle (203), Betty Brooks (2054),Cynthia Copeland (203), George Dancause (203), James Dunn (208), ErnestFlores (218), Cheryl Harris (254), Larry Matter (328), Tony Olvera (390),Robert Spangler (265), Virginia St. Andre (458), Marty Van Kooten (203),William Viramontes (215), Linda Williams (1300)

Billy Duke* Summer School Substitute Teacher 6/21/02-8/2/02Timothy Glass* NTE 165 hours each (pending DOJ

clearance)

Charles Rathfelder* Summer School Teacher-Fontana High 6/21/02-8/2/02Matthew Hartman NTE 165 hours/each (pending DOJ

clearance)

Michael Thomas* Summer School Teacher-Kaiser High 6/21/02-8/2/02NTE 165 hours (pending DOJ

clearance)

*employment will be contingent upon student enrollment

See list below Teacher, 2002/03 2002/03 school (Pending DOJ clearance) year

Jennifer Esquivel, Neida Langhorn, Caryn McLaughlin, Darci Nichols, AnaSargsyan, Maryn Smith

Lawrence Boldt Administrative Substitute 2002/03 school Lynette Forte year

Christina Preciado Substitute Teacher 04/29/02-6/30/02Megan Snellings Substitute Adult Education Teacher

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Name Assignment Effective DateSee List Below Substitute Teacher 2002/03 school year

Substitute Adult Education TeacherHilaria Acosta, Fatima Aguirre, Nathan Alcala, Sonya Apple, George Arhin,Darryl Brierley, Mathilde Cabrol-Mendez, William Cardosi, Gary Chu,Angela Coriddi, Natalie Cota, Thomas Crosby, Tammy Daddato, RyanDaniel, Naomi Del Rincon, Mary Dietz, Rafael Duran, MartinEnriquezMarquez, James Fife, Albert Franke, Norma Grasser, GracielaGuardado, Marcy Henninger, Michael Herbert, Misty Herbert, Ronald Hoppe,Catherine Horzen, Syeree Kim, Bevon Lewin, Yanko Limon, Rebecca Lo,Cynthia Lummer-Fife, Mary Luna, James Marnell, Kimberly Naucler, JosephPonce, Jose Puentes, Jonathan Pulos, Deborah Robak-Nutter, MatthewSchiller, Daniel Schruender, Annette Sola, Mitchell Underwood, Juan Valdez,Michael Volbeda

See List Below Retired Substitute Teacher 2002/03 school yearLawrence Boldt, Bonnie Carlson, Constance Fanning, Vince Johnson,Jacquelyn Pallet, Carol Ragan, Sharon Snedden, Karen Stubbs, Ben Upton,Jack Wright

ADDITIONAL ASSIGNMENTS

Name Assignment Funding Effective Date Child DevelopmentTeresa Herbert Cal-Safe Program Site Cal-Safe 7/1/02-6/30/03

Leader -Citrus HighNTE 100 hours

Kim Lewis-Hoyt Cal-Safe Program Site Cal-Safe 7/1/02-6/30/03Leader -Birch HighNTE 100 hours

Michele Tuttle Cal-Safe Program Site Cal-Safe 7/1/02-6/30/03Leader -Fontana HighNTE 100 hours

Cheryl Escher Cal-Safe Program Site Cal-Safe 7/1/02-6/30/03Diana Rasmussen Leader -A. B. Miller and Kaiser High

NTE 100 hours each

Comprehensive HealthSee List Below Nurse Practitioner Medi-Cal 2002/03 school yr

Per Diem Hourly + .13 factorNTE 720 hours total

Margaret Foot, Catherine Jauregui-Husung, Teresia McCollister, CathySiriani



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ADDITIONAL ASSIGNMENTS (continued)

Name Assignment Funding Effective Date Educational ServicesSee List Below Science Curriculum AB 1115 6/1/02-6/30/02

Committee NTE 4 hours eachJay Caballero, Jacquelyn Burger, Everett Evansky, Craig Lewis, VincentOlague, Mary Stockstad

Elementary EducationDoris Coleman Math Field Test MEGA 3/13/02-6/30/02

CommitteeNTE 44 hrs.

Special ServicesDeleted the following recommendation:Richard Boutwell Lead Teacher- SPED-DIS 7/1/02-6/30/03

Adaptive PE, $1380 stipend

Deleted the following recommendation:Jean Teanio Lead Teacher-LSH SPED-DLS 7/1/02-6/30/03

$1380 stipend

See List Below Psychologists – SPED-PSY 7/1/02-6/30/03Substitute Coverage NTE 10 days each

Gloria Bailey, Diana Blaine, Dovee Boyett, Gloria De La O-Parks, GarettDrake, James Evans, James G. Flowers, Tenderly Gomm, Laila Gridley,Sylvia Hernandez, Alicia Lozada, Theodosia Neal, Kenneth Nelson, AlbertOpdyke, Rebecca Parres, Gayle Sabatino, Leslie Stuart, John Tedesco, AngelaViencek

Garett Drake Psych Coverage For SPED-PSY 2/1/02-6/30/02Sickness/Vacancy, NTE 3 days @ per diem rate

Almeria MiddleMarvin Smith Site Coordinator AB-1639 3/1/02-3/31/02

Intervention NTE 50 hrs.

Fontana A.B. Miller HighNicole Robinson Assistant Director- General 4/1/02-6/30/02

Musical $1882 stipend

James Rogers Protective Services Protective 9/4/02-6/30/03Academy Coordinator ServicesNTE 150 hours Academy

Ami Sandler Health Services Health 9/4/02-6/30/03Academy Coordinator ServicesNTE 150 hours Academy



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Name Assignment Funding Effective Date Fontana HighKurt Dukleth Spanish Challenge Test High Priority 7/1/02-6/30/03

NTE 10 hours School Grant

Belinda Rincon Peer Tutor Advisor High Priority 7/1/02-6/30/03NTE 100 hours School Grant

Jo Shelly ALC Instructor General 2/1/02-3/15/02NTE 28 hrs.

Maple ElementaryDonna Colson Test Site Coordinator Title I 7/1/01-6/30/02Heather Mead NTE 17 hrs. each

Sequoia MiddleLouise Fredrick Teach Conflict SI 7/8 2/13/02-6/30/02Patrick Hayes Resolution Class, NTE 100 hrs. each

SUMMER SCHOOL

**Employment contingent upon student enrollment*

Name Assignment Funding Effective Date Fontana A.B. Miller HighSuzanne Harriger Summer School Summer 6/21/02-8/2/02Colleen Pope Counselor School

NTE 120 hrs. each

Citrus HighVeronica Valdez-Flynn Summer School Summer 6/21/02-8/2/02

Counselor NTE 180 hrs. School

Fontana HighDoug Homme Summer School Summer 6/21/02-8/2/02Greg Lopez Counselor School

NTE 114 hrs. each

Beatrice James Summer School Summer 6/21/02-8/2/02Teacher NTE 159.5 hrs. School

John Mandy Summer School Summer 6/21/02-8/2/02Counselor NTE 12 hrs. School



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SUMMER SCHOOL (continued)

**Employment contingent upon student enrollment*

Name Assignment Funding Effective Date Henry J. Kaiser HighSee list below Summer School Summer 6/21/02-8/2/02

Counselor SchoolNTE 40 hrs. each

Regina Brust, Sharon Kamper, J. Signe Pilgrim, Paul Plaxton, DianaRasmussen, Christine Tarango

COACHING ASSIGNMENTS

Name Assignment Funding Effective Date Fontana A. B. Miller HighDeleted the following recommendation:See list below Asst. Coach-Football General 9/6/01-11/15/02

$3,336 stipend eachDavid Biroschak, Pat McGee, Jeffrey Omar, Donald Thomason

Deleted the following recommendation:Nancy Chavez Head Coach-Volleyball General 9/6/01-11/15/02

$3,336 stipend

Deleted the following recommendation:Christopher Lee Head Coach-Girls’ TennisGeneral 9/6/01-11/15/02

$3,336 stipend

Deleted the following recommendation:Robert Ridge Freshman Coach- General 9/6/01-11/15/02

Football $2,001 stipend

Deleted the following recommendation:John Tyree Head Coach-Football General 9/6/01-11/15/02

$4,246 stipend

Deleted the following recommendation:George Vartanian Head Coach-Girls’ General 9/6/01-11/15/02

X-Country $3,336 stipend

Mitzi Aguilera Asst. Coach-Softball General 5/9/02-5/18/02Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$239.60 stipend

JoAnn Baeten Head Coach-Softball General 5/9/02-5/18/02Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$333.60 stipend



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COACHING ASSIGNMENTS (continued)

Name Assignment Funding Effective Date Christopher Lee Head Coach-Boys’ General 5/9/02-5/18/02

Tennis Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$333.60 stipend

Jeffrey Omar Asst. Coach-Track General 5/9/02-5/18/02Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$239.60 stipend

John Tyree Head Coach-Boys’ Track General 5/9/02-5/18/02Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$333.60 stipend

George Vartanian Head Coach-Girls’ Track General 5/9/02-5/18/02Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$667.20 stipend

Fontana HighDeleted the following recommendation:Timothy Spike Asst. Coach-Football General 2002/03 Fall Sports

$3450 stipend

Clifford Dodds Head Coach-Golf General 5/6/02-6/30/02Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$345 stipend

Michael Farnon Asst. Coach-Boys’ Track General 5/6/02-6/30/02Jeffrey Strycula Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs

$123.90 stipend

Norman Thoms Asst Coach-Boys’ Track General 5/6/02-6/30/02Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$247.80 stipend

Ralph Garibaldi Head Coach-Boy’s Track General 5/6/02-6/30/02Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$345 stipend

Gary Pickett Head Coach-Girls’ Track General 5/6/02-6/30/02Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$345 stipend

Michael Southworth Head Coach-Softball General 5/6/02-6/30/02Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$690 stipend

Floyd Youmans Asst. Coach-Softball General 5/6/02-6/30/02Add’l Pay for CIF Playoffs$495.60 stipend



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COACHING ASSIGNMENTS (continued)

Name Assignment Funding Effective Date Henry J. Kaiser HighLorrie Anderson Head Coach-Track General 5/20/02-6/30/02Raymond Navas Add'l. Pay for CIF Playoffs

$667.14 stipend each

Brandon Colbrunn Asst. Coach-Baseball General 5/28/02-6/30/02Timothy Kleveno Add'l. Pay for CIF Playoffs

$479.14 stipend each

Susan King Head Coach-Tennis General 5/15/02-6/30/02Add'l. pay for CIF Playoffs$667.14 stipend

Michael Spinuzzi Head Coach-Baseball General 5/28/02-6/30/02Add'l. pay for CIF Playoffs$667.14 stipend

CHANGE IN ASSIGNMENT

Name Assignment Effective DateCarolyn Baxter From: Teacher on Assignment, 07/01/02

Adult Education/CBETTo: Coordinator, Adult Education/CBET

Evelyn Aguilar From: Permit Teacher, 3-1/2 hours/day; 2002/03 school yrTeacher Aide, 3 hours/dayTo: Permit Teacher, 7 hours/dayDate Elementary

Anna Bustillos From: Permit Teacher, 3-1/2 hours/day 2002/03 school yrTo: Permit Teacher, 7 hours/dayOleander Elementary

Vivian Fautt From: Permit Teacher, 3-1/2 hours/day; 2002/03 school yrTeacher Aide, 3 hours/dayTo: Permit Teacher, 7 hours/dayLive Oak Elementary

James Watkins From: RSP Specialist – 199 days workyear 2002/03 school yrTo: RSP Specialist – 182 days workyearHemlock Elementary

Karolee Rosen From: Assistant Principal, Elementary July 1, 2002Redwood ElementaryTo: Coordinator, Categorical ProgramsEducational Services



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BOARD RESOLUTION TO TEACH OUT OF CREDENTIALAUTHORIZATION

Sequoia MiddleName Subject Ed. Code Effective DateCurtis Dison Technology EC 44256 (b) 2002/03 school year

ANCILLARY SERVICES CONTRACT FOR RETIREES

Name Assignment Effective DateErnest Bowler Ancillary Services Contract 2002/03 school year

To be paid at his current per diem rate (Pending DOJ)for a period of 5 yearsNTE 30 days per year

CREATION OF POSITION

Title of Position Funding Effective DateCreate: Site Program Manager SIP & Title I 07/01/02

Redwood Elementary

APPROVAL OF STIPEND TO OPEN CLASSROOMS

Approved a stipend of $500, plus the long-term Substitute Teacher pay rate, for theFontana Unified School District Teachers or Retired Teachers who agree to openclassrooms for the 2002/03 school year and accept an assignment of at least 17days in that classroom as a Substitute Teacher.

ADOPTION OF INITIAL PROPOSAL TO THE FONTANA TEACHERSASSOCIATION

Adopted the initial proposal from the Fontana Unified School District to theFontana Teachers Association, for the 2002-03 school year. (Copy attached toOfficial Minutes)

APPROVAL OF MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

Approved the Proposed Memorandum of Understanding between the FontanaUnified School District and the Fontana Teachers Association dated May 15, 2002,regarding Article 5 (Association Rights), Article 15 (Workday), Article 16 (ClassSize), and the Peer Assistance and Review Program. (Copy attached to OfficialMinutes)



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REVISION TO PREVIOUS BOARD ACTION

Name Description of Correction/Revision Effective DateKatie Johnson, Remove from Substitute Teacher List and 2002/03 school yrSubstitute Place on Substitute Preschool Teacher ListPreschool Teacher

Martha Lopez, Remove from Substitute Teacher List and 2002/03 school yrRetired place on Retired Substitute Teacher ListSubstitute Teacher

John Casement Amend resignation to retirement 06/28/02(Resignation previously approved 12/19/01)

See List Below Provide Inservice/Training CELDT Testing 5/15/02-6/30/02(Additional names to Board Action 7/18/01 –No fiscal implication)

Shonte Crump, Shellie Guess, Oralia Hernandez, Lisa Myers, TamaraRodriguez

LEAVE OF ABSENCE (Without Pay)

Name Assignment Effective DateTeressa Hackenmiller Teacher, Canyon Crest 7/3/02-7/2/03

RESCISSION OF EMPLOYMENT

Name Assignment Rescinded Effective DateBurge, Jon Teacher ImmediatelyMelissa Campbell Teacher ImmediatelyCindy Howard Teacher ImmediatelyBruce Lundberg Teacher ImmediatelyRhonda Mask Teacher ImmediatelyLindsay Willardson Teacher Immediately

RECISSION OF RESIGNATION

Name AssignmentErika Ebert Teacher, Alder Middle School

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RESIGNATIONS

Name Assignment Effective DateJason Bemis Teacher, Oak Park Elementary 06/28/02 (end of day)Gretchen Borgum Teacher, Educational Services (Elem. Music) 06/30/02Jerald Daughrity Teacher, Educational Services (Intervention) 6/28/02 (end of day)Maggie Garrison Teacher, Kaiser High 06/17/02 (end of day)Jeff Hallett Teacher, Educational Services (Elem. P.E.) 06/30/02E. Lois McCord Teacher, Kaiser High School 06/17/02 (end of day)Terrie Meyer Teacher, Kaiser High 06/30/02Christian Olsen Teacher, A.B. Miller High 06/14/02 (end of day)Anthony Orioli Teacher, A.B. Miller High 06/17/02

Tammy Daddato Teacher, Citrus Elementary 06/30/02Angela Daley Teacher, Tokay Elementary 06/30/02Gloria Demmer Teacher, Kaiser High 06/30/02Candi Epperson LSH Specialist, Special Services 06/30/02Nancy Garrigues Teacher, Intervention 06/30/02Heather Heaton Teacher, Chaparral Elementary 06/30/02Beau Hedrick Teacher, Redwood Elementary 06/30/02Jacqueline Holwegner Teacher, Maple Elementary 06/30/02Consuelo Martinez Teacher, Juniper Elementary 06/30/02April Montini Teacher, West Randall Elementary 06/30/02Kesley Morgan-Armstrong Teacher, Redwood Elementary 06/30/02William Mrkich Teacher, Poplar Elementary 06/30/02Darlene Perkins LSH Specialist, Special Services 06/19/02 (end of day)Kelly Schiller Teacher, Kaiser High 06/30/02Mary White LSH Specialist, Special Services 07/01/02Heather Winslow Teacher, West Randall Elementary 06/28/02 (end of day)

RETIREMENT

Name Assignment Effective DateErnest Bowler Teacher, Tokay 06/30/02

CLASSIFIED

EMPLOYMENT

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateSoledad Alvarez SITE-SADM 7/1/02 - 6/30/03

Noon/Breakfast/ NTE 4 hours per day Yard Duty AideDistrict



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateSee list below State Preschool, 7/1/02 – 6/30/03

Childcare Providers Infant Care, Child Development Prop 10, Even Start,

Cal-Safe, DaycareSanaa Abdd-Malak, Martha Acevedo, Maria Acuña, Maria Alanis, GloriaAlfaro, Maria Almendarez, Luz Alvarado, Socorro Andrade, VirginiaAntunez, Beatriz Aragon, Stacy Becker, Imelda Berumen, Eduvina Calhoun,Bertha Casares, Elizabeth Castellanos, Juana Cervantes, Estefana Chavez,Maria Chavez, Elidia Coronado, Carmen Corrales, Celia De La Torre, MariaDe La Torre, Ernestine Donato, Michel Dorsey, Lupe Duran, DulceEscobedo, Irma Estrada, Rachel Fernandez, Sharlene Fillion, Emmaline Fish,Ofelia Flores, Sharon Frankowski, Carmen Garcia, Maria V. Garcia, VirginiaGarcia, , Deysi Giron, Myrna Gomez, Estela Gonzalez, Juana Gonzalez, , LuzGonzalez, Martha Gonzalez, Patricia Grover, Gloria Guerrero, LourdesGuerrero, Terry Guerrero, Martha Gutierrez, Aurora Guzman, MarthaGuzman, Martina Haro, Vickie Henry, Renee Hernandez, Blanca Higuera,Mariluz Jimenez, Dolores Kruzich, Josephine LaCuesta, Maria Lamas, NancyLazcano, Eulalia LeGaspe, Sophia LeGaspe, Blanca Lemus, Luz Llamas, PeryLopez, Guillermina Lozano, Susan Lozano, Dilcia Lucas, Martha Macias,Susan Mendoza, Lorena Montalvo, Maricela Montoya, Ernestina Morales,Monique Moreno, Lisa Mosqueda, Eva Munoz, Cynthia Nunez, MariaOrtega, Maria Pedraza, Joyce Poletta, Maria C. Preciado, Maria Preciado,Maria Quinonez, Gloria Quintana, Barbara Ramirez, Dolores Ramirez, ,Tomasa Raya, Amparo Raygoza, Maria del Carmen Rendon, GuillerminaReynoso, Victalina Rivas, Maria Rodriguez, Maria E. Rodriguez, OliviaRodriguez, Patricia Rodriguez, Cecilia Rojas, Ena Roman, Francisca Romero,Imelda Rubino, Abigail Salcedo, Carolina Salcedo, Vera Sanchez, LydiaSarmiento, Diane Slattery, Catalina Smith, Hildelisa Tapia, Antonia Trujillo,Violeta Urbina-Flores, Amelia Vazquez, Monica Velasquez, YolandaVerduzco, Maria R. Villarreal, Donna Wagaman

Cheryl Barber 6/11/02 – 6/30/02Sub Day Care Aide 10-1 7/1/02 - 6/30/03 Sub Preschool Aide 10-1Sub Teacher Aide 10-1Sub Teacher Aide (SpEd) 10-1Sub Teacher Aide (SH) 13-1Sub Teacher Aide (SED) 13-1District NTE 8 hours per day



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateSee list below SITE-SADM 7/1/02 - 6/30/03

Noon/Breakfast/ NTE 4 hours per day Yard Duty AideDistrictSanaa Abdel-Malak, Delia Acevedo, Maria Acuna, Maria Alanis, , ElizabethAlmaraz, Maria Almendarez, Hermelinda Alvarado de Alva, Luz Alvarado,Lupe Alvarez, Socorro Andrade, Cathy Antunez, Virginia Antunez, VeronicaAreas-Lloyd, Tomas Arellano, Ramona Arevalo, Juanita Ayala, LupeBaldonado, Josephine Barnett, Juanita Becerra, Stacy Becker, CharleneBertinotti, Trina Braxton, Gracita Bringier, Sheila Bringier-Pepin, ElenaBriones, Vicki Byrom, Josefina Cabral, Eduvina Calhoun, Laura Camacho,Maria Carlin, Beatriz Carrillo, Susan Casillas, Carola Castaneda, MariaCastaneda, Candida Castellanos, Elizabeth Castellanos, Bertha Cazares, JuanaCervantes, Estefana Chavez, Maria Chavez, Andree Cogger, Elidia Coronado,Carmen Corrales, Rosana Cota, Rachel Cruz, Connie Dailey, Judy Davis,Celia de la Torre, Sandra de Leon, Maria de Serrano, Maria Delatorre, RocioDelgado, Debra Dever, Ernestina Donato, Michel Dorsey, Monica Duran,Norma Elsea, Lydia Enriquez, Dulce Escobedo, Irma Estrada, Erik Felt,Sharlene Fillion, Emmaline Fish, Gina Fletcher, Ofelia Flores, Marina Franco,Beatriz Frank, Silvia Galvan, Carmen Garcia, Leonor Garcia, Norma Garcia,Otilia Garcia, Virginia Garcia, Deysi Giron, Myrna Gomez, Estela Gonzalez,Juana Gonzalez, Mariela Gonzalez, Martha Gonzalez, Denise Greenberg,Patricia Grover, Angelica Guadarrama, Lourdes Guerrero, Maria Guerrero,Terry Guerrero, Josefina Gutierrez, Martha Gutierrez, Aurora Guzman,Vanessa Guzman, Tammy Haggard, Vicky Hale, Delcia Harrod, MayraHelmcke, Vickie Henry, Maria Hernandez, Maria O. Hernandez, SusanHernandez, Maribel Hidalgo, Blanca Higuera, Michelle Hunt, Maria Ibarra-Benitez, Lourdes Javier, Hazel Johnson, Mary Kiefer, Tamala Klement,Dolores Kruzich, Deborah Kueny, Suzanne Lacaze, Patricia Latino, EulaliaLe Gaspe, Blanca Lemus, Luz Llamas, Monica Lopez, Pery Lopez, MarthaLoya, Dilcia Lucas, Martha Macias, Josefina Madrid, Maria Madrigal,Rosalia Magallanes, Elisa Manuel, Martha Marines, Mary Martin, MatthewMartin, Cecilia Martinez, Lazaro Martinez, Adela Mayoral, Maria Medina,Carmella Micciche, Nicole Monette, Patricia Montes, Maricela Montoya,Lillian Moore, Juana Mora, Ernestine Morales, Monique Moreno, KathyMulhern, Dora Muniz, Antonia Munoz, Cristina Nakata, Elvia Navarrete,Maria Navarro, Lori Nunes, Rosa Ochoa, Patricia Olea, Maria Ortega, MariaOrtiz, Alma Osollo, Catherine Owens, Annie Ozaeta, Lydia Pacheco, MaryPalmer, Norma Parks, Brenda Patterson, Maria Pedraza, Christina Perez,Carrie Peterson, Renee Pina, Maria Preciado, Mayra Preciado, MariaQuinones, Gloria Quintana, Ileana Quintana, Barbara Ramirez, DoloresRamirez, Syria Ramirez, Tomasa Raya, Michelle Reed, Guillermina Reynoso,Carol Rivas, Victalina Rivas, Delmy Rodas, Blanca Rodriguez, GuadalupeRodriguez, Maria E. Rodriguez, Maria T. Rodriguez, Noemi Rodriguez,Patricia Rodriguez, Teresa Rodriguez, Francisca Romero, Nuvia Rosales,Kathy Rowe, Abigail Salcedo, Vera Sanchez, Abby Sanders,



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateSee list below (continued from previous page) SITE-SADM 7/1/02 - 6/30/03

Noon/Breakfast/ NTE 4 hours per day Yard Duty AideDistrict Sandra Sandoval, Sofia Sandoval, Maria Sarenana, Lydia Sarmiento,Krongthong Sarovat, Maria Sepulveda, Fareedah Shaheed-Najieb, MartinShipps, Maria Sigala, Diane Slattery, Catalina Smith, Wendy Smith, JoyceSoltis, Manuela Soza, Joan St. George, Karen Stanfield, Yolanda Steger,Shelia Stewart, Elizabeth Talbot, Hildelisa Tapia, Yvonne Tepepa, IrlandaTinoc, Antonia Trujilla, Sara Ulloa, Leslie Uvence, Brenda Van Brunt, RosaVasquez, Yolanda Verduzco, Maria Villarreal, Araceli Viramontes, SylviaViramontes, Carrie Welch, Diane Wideen, Jeannie Wilkins, Jennifer Wilson,Susan Woodard, Joanna Wubker, Erika Yanez, Alysia Zapata

Tasha Boston SITE-SADM 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Noon/Breakfast/ NTE 4 hours per day Yard Duty AideDistrict

Carl Colman, Jr. 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Consultant NTE 100 hours per monthBusiness & Human Resources

Maria Ezqueda Escobedo SITE-SADM 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Noon/Breakfast/ NTE 4 hours per day Yard Duty AideDistrict

Carol Franco SITE-SADM 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Noon/Breakfast/ NTE 4 hours per day Yard Duty AideDistrict

Susana Gutierrez 6/7/02 – 6/30/02Sub Day Care Aide 10-1 7/1/02 - 6/30/03

Sub Preschool Aide 10-1Sub Teacher Aide 10-1Sub Teacher Aide (SpEd) 10-1Sub Teacher Aide (SH) 13-1Sub Teacher Aide (SED) 13-1District NTE 8 hours per day



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateElaine Reyna 6/6/02 – 6/30/02

Sub Day Care Aide 10-1 7/1/02 - 6/30/03


Donald Shurtliff 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Consultant NTE 800 hours totalHuman Resources

Evelyn Thompson 10-1 6/14/02 – 6/30/02Sub Clerk Typist NTE 8 hours per day 7/1/02 - 6/30/03District

Stacy Toubail 6/7/02 – 6/30/02Sub Day Care Aide 10-1 7/1/02 - 6/30/03


Maribel Berumen Child 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Work Experience Student NutritionChild Nutrition NTE 880 hours total

Eunice Chaidez ABM/ 7/1/02 – 8/30/02Work Experience Student NTE 10 hours/week Work ExpA. B. Miller High NTE 80 hours total

Brenda Gonzalez State 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Work Experience Student PreschoolChild Development NTE 888 hours total

Yuliana Guerra ABM/ 7/1/02 – 8/30/02Work Experience Student NTE 10 hours/week Work ExpA. B. Miller High NTE 80 hours total



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateJessica Lopez General 7/1/02 – 8/30/02

Work Experience Student NTE 10 hours/weekMOC

Lucia Mendoza State 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Work Experience Student PreschoolDistrict NTE 888 hours total

Stefanie Milbrandt ABM/ 7/1/02 – 8/30/02Work Experience Student NTE 10 hours/week Work ExpA. B. Miller High NTE 80 hours total

Mallory Montoya Child 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Work Experience Student NutritionChild Nutrition NTE 880 hours total

Christina Navarro Child 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Work Experience Student NutritionChild Nutrition NTE 880 hours total

Rita Ortega Work 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Work Experience Student NTE 10 hours/week ExperienceFiscal Services NTE 888 hours total

Jessica Anderson WorkAbility 6/20/02–6/30/02Work Experience Student NTE 888 hours total StudDistrict (blanket approval of 350 students)

Horacio Guadarrama WorkAbility 6/20/02 – 6/30/02Work Experience Student NTE 380 hours total District(blanket approval of 50 severely handicapped students)

Darlene Carson 6/6/02 – 6/30/02Sub Custodian NTE 8 hours per day 7/1/02 - 6/30/03

District

See list below Other Class. 7/1/02 - 6/30/03Childcare Providers NTE 60 hours total each Hrly - SILive Oak Elementary NTE 3 hours per meetingJuana Cervantes, Elidia Coronado, Otilia Garcia, Martha Gutierrez, HildelisaTapia, Maria Villarreal



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateSee list below Title I 7/1/02-6/30/03

Childcare Providers NTE 20 hours total eachWest Randall Elementary Elizabeth Castellanos, Sandra DeLeon, Juana Gonzalez, Martha Gonzales,Blanca Higuera, Eulalia Legaspe, Blanca Lemus, Maria Ortega, MarthaQuinones, Maria Rodriguez, Patricia Rodriguez, Yolanda Verduzco

Maria De La Torre NTE 30 hours total Title I 7/1/02-6/30/03Sophia Sandoval NTE 10 hours total Joan St. George NTE 10 hours total

Childcare ProvidersPrimrose Elementary

William Evans 6/7/02–6/30/02Sub Custodian NTE 8 hours per day 7/1/02-6/30/03 District

Zia Hunter 12-1 6/6/02–6/30/02Sub Health Assistant NTE 8 hours per day 7/1/02-6/30/03District

Deleted the following recommendation:Gabriel Jacobo General 9/6/02–11/15/02

Asst. Coach/Football

Jeanette Mesa General 4/15/02–6/30/02Asst. Director/Musical

Mai Pham 11-1 EIEP PendingBilingual Aide (Vietnamese) 3 hours/260 days fingerprint

Educational Services clearance

David Quezada General 4/15/02 – 6/30/02Asst. Director/Musical

Deleted the following recommendation:Michelle Russell General 9/6/02 – 11/15/02

Asst. Coach/Volleyball

Shane Termer 16-1C Class Pupil Pending Mechanic Repair Worker 8 hours/260 days Support- fingerprintTransportation/Garage Sal – Garage clearance



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateJacqueline Castaneda 13-1 7/1/02 - 6/30/03

Sub Account Clerk I NTE 8 hours per dayDistrict

Phyllis Williams 15-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Account Clerk IIDistrict

Names listed below 10-1 7/1/02-6/30/03 Sub Aides NTE 8 hours per dayDistrictVivian Acosta, Funmilayo Akinbohun, Aliyah Aziz, Helen Barker, MariaBernett, Cristobal Bohorquez, Angela Cameron, Sharon Cano, Linda Carter,Jesus Castro IV, Sharon Combs, Gloria Cornelius, Banlee Crider, DanielleDavidson, Rebecca De La Rosa, Marjorie Derricotte, Debra Dever, RoseannDuran, Lizamaura Etrata, Lorna Fiji, Nancy Frederick, Candy Gastelum,Alejandra Gomar de Gutierrez, Samantha Graves, Keri Guggisberg, LorraineGutierrez, Barbara Hernandez, Tracy Herrera, Jarrod Hill, Kimberly Hovatter,Russell Johnston, Norma Kelly, Angela Killian, Celia King, Lisa Lanzarotto,Erlinda Laus, Lilia Leano, Yvonne Leon, Janice Lipscomb, Dawn Lord,Stacie Lord, Drena Machi, Yolanda Marroquin, Regina Martinez, ValerieMcClain, Melissa Mehling, Susan Mendoza, Maria Mijares, Anna Monge,Patricia Montes, Kristi Morris, Elvia Nieves, Lori Nunes, ShannonPalmowski, Emilee Pizzica, Elaine Porter, Brigette Raarup, AlejandrinaRamirez, Ramona Ramos, Stephanie Rodriguez, Linda Row, Nichole Saenz,Lisa Sanchez, Vera Sanchez, Lydia Sarmiento, Mary Simpson, Paula Smith,Ascension Strong, Joanna Tamayo, Hugh Taylor, Robbie Thompson, HeatherTinoco, Carmen Trejo, Aimee Troncoso, Sara Ulloa, Melissa Valdez, MyrnaVazquez, Tarena Vierra, Lorena Villa, Shonte’ White, Marissa Whitley,Jennifer Widmer, Stacy Yoder

Lubia Melendez 15-1 7/1/02-6/30/03 Janell Reed NTE 8 hours per day

Sub ASB BookkeepersDistrict

Sofia Finney 14-1 7/1/02-6/30/03 Keri Guggisberg NTE 8 hours per dayGrace Hernandez

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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateSee list below 11-1 7/1/02-6/30/03

Sub Bilingual Aides 8 hours per day District

Anel Del Castillo, Isabel DeLaCruz, Elia Hernandez, Gabriela Ruiz, ArianaSanchez, Sara Turner

See list below 15-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Campus Security, Secondary District NTE 8 hours per dayEric Anderson, Theodore Dion, Jose Flores, Denes Kantor, Justin Phillips,Mario Romero

Names listed below 10-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Clerk Typists NTE 8 hours per dayDistrictAmanda Aguilar, Susan Alvarez, Yolanda Anderson, Oralia Arias, AliyahAziz, Donna Blodgett, Bonnie Bovee, Bridget Boyd, Christina Burden,Rufina Campos, Glenda Cardenas, Jacqueline Castaneda, Heather Castillo,Stacie Champine, Jacqueline Chavez, Norma Cifuentes, Shaina Cobb, ElsaCoronel, Blanca Cortez, Chinonyerem Ezinwa, Bonny Faulkner, LydiaFernandez, Dianne Flores, Shannon Flores, Sandra Gilbert, Sandra Gomez,Aurora Gonzalez, Frances Halbrook, Faye Hale, Trudi Heil, Crystal Holt,Kimberly Hughes, Aretha Jimerson, Tammie Jones, Josephine Lacuesta,Rachael Lenta, Jan Long, Judith MacNeil, Rocio Malagon, Joshua Marron,Melissa Mehling, Britny Mustaller, Ruth Park, Elizabeth Pelayo, HelenRamirez, Janell Reed, Susan Reiter, Bertha Rodriguez, Janet Rodriguez,Sylvia Rodriguez, Margaret Romero, Juliana Rosenthal, Tamara Ruh, AnnaRuiz, Lauren Santilli, Anna Sloper, Kris Storms, Gladys Teto, KimberleeVan, Viviana Vasquez, Maria Vazquez, Deanna Viveros, Julie VonPertz,Elizabeth Wariner, Angelica Wassif, Jared Werner, Beverly Wuest, RobertaWynashe, Diana Zermeno

Names listed below 14-1 7/1/02-6/30/03 Sub Delivery Drivers NTE 8 hours per dayDistrictJack Adams, Jr., Harley Barker, Jr., Gilbert Chavez, Donald Christensen,Mark Elsey, Hamie Flores, Edward Gallardo, Jason Galvez, Jaime Gonzalez,Charles Hart, James Kennedy



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateNames listed below 7/1/02-6/30/03

Sub CustodiansDistrictJoseph Anaya, Yvonne Augustine, John Beaudis, William Blunt, ElizabethBowen, Amado Cadena, Jr., Juan Castro, Oscar Chinchilla, Jenny Cochran,Apolonia Delgado, Diana Dominguez, Marvin Espy, Gina Fletcher PedroFranco, Marcus Franklin, Jason Galvez, Robert Garcia, Francisco Gaspar,Jason Gerdsen, Nasser Ghadamian, Luis Gonzalez, Rosa Gonzalez, LeticiaGutierrez, Everardo Hernandez, Jr., Mauricio Hernandez, Marvin Hobbs, Jr.,Dimitri, Christopher Householder, Stephen Jagla, Hilario Jauregui, Jr., LonnieJones, Patrick Kyger, Lindsey Leon, Matthew Lipscomb, Celes Lopez, JoseLopez-Flores, Joshua McIntire, Floyd Neeley, Eric Postel, Carlos Razo, MariaRodriguez, Pedro Rosado, Osiel Rosales, Clemente Sagastegui, EdwardSmith, Anthony Sosa, Sandra Toro, Myrna Urbina, James Usselton, IsmaelVega

Sean Kelley MGMT 72-1 7/1/02-6/30/03 Julie Riley NTE 8 hours per dayLorraine RodriguezNicholas Valdez

Sub Dispatcher ClerksSchool Police

See list below 12-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub General Maintenance Laborers NTE 8 hours per dayDistrictWilliam Blunt, Hamie Flores, Jason Galvez, Jaime Gonzalez, James Gursslin,Jr., Hilario Jauregui, Jr.

See list below 12-1 7/1/02-6/30/03 Sub Groundskeepers NTE 8 hours per dayDistrictLouis Aguilar, Ricardo Ayala, Gabriel Bruni, Jon Calderon, Hilario Jauregui,Jr., Joseph Rettie

Names listed below 12-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Health Assistant NTE 8 hours per day DistrictSharon Cano, Glenda Cardenas, Apolonia Delgado, Bonny Faulkner, ShannonFlores, Cynthia Fugere, Vickie Henry, Jarrod Hill, Tamara Holder, DebbieKolvas, Josephine Lacuesta, Fidelia Leyba, Natasha Nelson, Lauren Santilli,Odilia Sifontes, La Kiesha Speight, Deanna Troyano, Deanna Viveros, AuroraZuno



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateLorrie Johnston MGMT 76-1 7/1/02-6/30/03

Sub Intermediate SecretaryDistrict NTE 8 hours per day

Names listed below 10-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Kitchen AssistantsDistrict NTE 8 hours per dayMemory Bengesa, Rochelle Evaro, Magda Gomez, Cynthia Gonzalez, RosaGonzalez, Maritn Goorey, Marie Gracie, Kelly Hansen, Connie Kimes,Arlene Medina, Cristina Partida, Bertha Ramirez, Lorraine Ronquillo, VeraSanchez, Yolanda Steger, Audrianne Thomas, Trudy Weiss

See list below 14-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Library SpecialistsDistrict NTE 8 hours per dayAnissa Akimoto, Sandra Alvarez, Ramona Crane, Leeana Diaz, LeticiaTrujillo, James Williams

Names listed below 13-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Mail Couriers NTE 8 hours per dayDistrictJack Adams, Jr., Louisi Aguilar, Yvonne Augustine, Harley Barker, Jr., JoeCalderon, Gilbert Chavez, Donald Christensen, Hamie Flores, EdwardGallardo, Jason Galvez, Gamaliel Gonzalez, Jaime Gonzalez, James Gursslin,Jr., James Kennedy, Monique Martinez, James Quinn, Angelica Smith,Donnie Velasquez

Monique Martinez 11-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Mail Services ClerkDistrict NTE 8 hours per day

Bonnie Bovee MGMT 77-1 7/1/02-6/30/03 Sub Desk TechnicianDistrict NTE 8 hours per day

Phyllis Williams MGMT 67-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Payroll TechnicianDistrict NTE 8 hours per day

Jeanne Banning MGMT 67-1 7/1/02-6/30/03 Sub Personnel TechnicianDistrict NTE 8 hours per day



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateJoshua Marron 14-1 7/1/02-6/30/03James Mejia NTE 8 hours per dayMonique Willis

Sub Printers/Publisher Operators IDistrict

Lynden Bruns 16-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Printer/ NTE 8 hours per dayPublisher Operator IIDistrict

Judith Richardson 15-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Registrar NTE 8 hours per dayDistrict

See list below 14-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub School Bus Drivers NTE 8 hours per dayDistrictCarol Arivett, Lisa Bailey, Esther Benitez, Eleanor Esquibel, AlejandroGonzalez, Debbie Rojas, Adriene Strigglers, Jon Usle’, Donita Wright

Names listed below 13-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Teacher Aides (SH)/ NTE 8 hours per dayTeacher Aides (SED)DistrictVivian Acosta, Funmilayo Akinbohun, Aliyah Aziz, Helen Barker, MariaBernett, Cristobal Bohorquez, Angela Cameron, Sharon Cano, Linda Carter,Jesus Castro, IV, Sharon Combs, Gloria Cornelius, Banlee Crider, DanielleDavidson, Rebecca De La Rosa, Debra Dever, Roseann Duran, LizamauraEtrata, Lorna Fiji, Nancy Frederick, Candy Gastelum, Alejandra Gomar deGutierrez, Samantha Graves, Keri Guggisber, Lorraine Gutierrez, TracyHerrera, Jarrod Hill, Kimberly Hovatter, Russell Johnston, Norma Kelly,Angela Killian, Celia King, Lisa Lanzarotto, Erlinda Laus, Lilia Leano,Yvonne Leon, Janice Lipscomb, Dawn Lord, Stacie Lord, Drena Machi,Yolanda Marroquin, Regina Martinez, Valerie McClain, Melissa Mehling,Susan Mendoza, Maria Mijares, Anna Monge, Patricia Montes, Kristi Morris,Elvia Nieves, Lori Nunes, Shannon Palmowski, Emilee Pizzica, Elaine Porter,Brigette Raarup, Alejandrina Ramirez, , Ramona Ramos, StephanieRodriguez, Linda Row, Nichole Saenz, Lisa Sanchez, Vera Sanchez, LydiaSarmiento, Mary Simpson, Paula Smith, Joanna Tamayo, Hugh Taylor,Robbie Thompson, Heather Tinoco, Carmen Trejo, Aimee Troncoso, SaraUlloa, Melissa Valdez, Myrna Vazquez, Tarena Vierra, Lorena Villa, Shonte’White, Marissa Whitley, Jennifer Widmer, Stacy Yoder



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateDana Boughton 11-1 7/1/02-6/30/03

Sub Teacher Aide (HI)District NTE 8 hours per day

James Williams 16-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Testbook SpecialistDistrict NTE 8 hours per day

Names listed below 15-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Warehouse Workers District NTE 8 hours per dayJack Adams, Jr., Harley Barker, Gilbert Chavez, Donald Christensen, JuanDeLeon, Hamie Flores, Jason Galvez, Gamaliel Gonzalez, Jaime Gonzalez,James Gursslin, Jr., Charles Hart, James Kennedy

Yvonne Augustine 12-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Gina Fletcher NTE 8 hours per dayJose FloresLeticia Gutierrez

Sub Locker Room AttendantsDistrict

Miguel De La Cruz WorkAbility 6/20/02–6/30/02Work Experience Student StudEd Services/Vocational Ed NTE 888 hours total(blanket approval of 350 students)

Marie Forkner Work Exp, 6/20/02–6/30/02Work Experience Student SE, FoHi Ed Services/Vocational Ed NTE 888 hours total(blanket approval of 350 students)

De’Von Harris WorkAbility 6/20/02–6/30/02Work Experience Student StudEd Services/Vocational Ed NTE 888 hours total(blanket approval of 350 students)

FONTANA HIGH POOL COMMUNITY SWIM PROGRAM

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateEvelyn Vance 6/24/02–8/31/02

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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateSee list below 6/24/02–8/31/02

Water Safety Instructors NTE 400 hours total eachWendy Ballejos, Laurie DeSouza, Anna Franz, Shannon Lewison, KristenOuellette, Aimee Pope

See list below 6/24/02–8/31/02Lifeguards NTE 400 hours total eachLaina Kalberg, Amber Lua, Renee Rinkes

Nancy Pacheco 6/24/02–8/31/02Cashier NTE 400 hours total

SHORT TERM ASSIGNMENTS

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateAnna Sloper 10-1 6/17/02–9/27/02

Sub Clerk Typist NTE 8 hours per dayDistrict NTE 240 hours total

See list below 12-1 6/3/02–7/30/02Sub Gen’l Maintenance LaborersMOC NTE 240 hours total eachWilliam Blunt, Jaime Flores, Jason Galvez, Jaime Gonzalez, James Gursslin,Jr., Hilario Jauregui, Jr.

Diana Zermeno 10-1 6/5/02–6/30/02Clerk Typist NTE 240 hours total Benefits

ADDITIONAL ASSIGNMENTS

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateChild DevelopmentSee list below Range/Step in ( ) Child Care & 7/1/02-6/30/03

Sub. Assoc. Teacher/ NTE 8 hours per day Development,Preschool/Daycare State Preschool,

General ChildcareMolly Roe (14-6) (PG-III), Melissa Springer (14-3) (PG-I), Bertha Velasquez(14-5) (PG-I)



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateChild Development (continued)Mary Buckner 9-3 E. M. H. I 7/1/02-6/30/03Michelle Morales 9-2

Child Aides NTE 100 hours total each

See list below Range/Step in ( ) Prop 10 7/1/02-6/30/03Community Aides (PAT) NTE 100 hours total eachPatricia Aguilar (11-5), Mirza Andrade-Martinez (11-2), Michelle Arreola(11-2), Darlene Cervera (11-3), Penny Cooper (11-5), Debbie Diaz (11-5),Ramona Hall (11-5) (PG-I), Terrie Hawthorn (11-5), Maria Oropeza (11-5),Viviana Quiroz (11-5), Raquel Santiago (11-5), Martha Tapia (11-5), RuthZuniga (11-5)

See list below Range/Step in ( ) Infant/Toddler 7/1/02-6/30/03Infant Child Care Aides NTE 100 hours total eachLois Ackerman (10-5), Tonya Barrett (10-5), Alice Fraley (10-3), MarcellaMau (10-2), Mary Roberts (10-3), Raquel Santiago (10-5)

See list below Range/Step in ( ) State 7/1/02-6/30/03Preschool Aides NTE 200 hours each PreschoolEvelyn Aguilar (10-5) (PG-I), Myrna Aguilera (10-2), Maria Alcaraz (10-5),Margaret Avalos (10-5), Maria Ayala (10-5), Laurie Berdeja (10-1), MariaBrandts-Buys (10-5), Hilda Castillo (10-5), Darlene Cervera (10-2), IngridChevez (10-1), Lorraine Collins (10-7), Jennifer Cooper (10-2), EstherCordero (10-5), Amalia Cordova (10-5), Sandra Cruz (10-5), Edith Dunn (10-2), Ofelia Enriquez (10-5), Vivian Fautt (10-3), Natalie Fernandez (10-1),Jacqueline Figg (10-1), Noemi Garcia (10-5), Jodie Gursslin (10-2), GloriaHenderson (10-6), Judith Hermosillo (10-1), Susan Hunt (10-7) (PG-III),Charlene Keat (10-5), Yavanya Lewis (10-5), Dionne Maldonado (10-1),Camille Mazzulli (10-1), Maria Medina (10-5) (PG-I), Teresa Mercier (10-5),Michelle Morales (10-2), Felecia Moreno (10-4), Maria Moreno (10-1),Claudia Mosqueda (10-5), Gloria Napod (10-2), Martha Restrepo (10-5), IvyRichards (10-5), Diane Rodriguez (10-5), Tina Rodriguez (10-2), Maria Roth(10-5), Erica Ruiz (10-5), Flor Sosa (10-2), Mikaelanne Torres (10-1), RaquelValles (10-1), Claudia Zambrano (10-3), Cecilia Zuniga (10-6)

Barbara Hernandez 10-1 Infant/Toddler 6/19/02–8/2/02Susan Mendoza 10-1

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Preschool Aides NTE 65 hours each PreschoolEvelyn Aguilar (10-5) (PG-I), Myrna Aguilera (10-2), Maria Alcaraz (10-5),Margaret Avalos (10-5), Maria Ayala (10-5), Laurie Berdeja (10-1), MariaBrandts-Buys (10-5), Hilda Castillo (10-5), Darlene Cervera (10-2), IngridChevez (10-1), Lorraine Collins (10-7), Jennifer Cooper (10-2), EstherCordero (10-5), Amalia Cordova (10-5), Sandra Cruz (10-5), Edith Dunn (10-2), Ofelia Enriquez (10-5), Vivian Fautt (10-3), Natalie Fernandez (10-1),Jacqueline Figg (10-1), Noemi Garcia (10-5), Jodie Gursslin (10-2), GloriaHenderson (10-6), Judith Hermosillo (10-1), Susan Hunt (10-7) (PG-III),Charlene Keat (10-5), Yavanya Lewis (10-5), Dionne Maldonado (10-1),Camille Mazzulli (10-1), Maria Medina (10-5) (PG-I), Teresa Mercier (10-5),Michelle Morales (10-2), Felecia Moreno (10-4), Maria Moreno (10-1),Claudia Mosqueda (10-5), Gloriai Napod (10-2), Martha Restrepo (10-5), IvyRichards (10-5), Diane Rodriguez (10-5), Tina Rodriguez (10-2), Maria Roth(10-5), Erica Ruiz (10-5), Flor Sosa (10-2), Mikaelanne Torres (10-1), RaquelValles (10-1), Claudia Zambrano (10-3), Cecilia Zuniga (10-6)

See list below Range/Step in ( ) State 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Preschool Aides NTE 8 hours per day Preschool,

General Childcare,Daycare, P. A. T.

Evelyn Aguilar (10-5) (PG-I), Myrna Aguilera (10-2), Maria Alcaraz (10-5),Margaret Avalos (10-5), Maria Ayala (10-5), Laurie Berdeja (10-1), MariaBrandts-Buys (10-5), Hilda Castillo (10-5), Darlene Cervera (10-2), IngridChevez (10-1), Lorraine Collins (10-7), Jennifer Cooper (10-2), EstherCordero (10-5), Amalia Cordova (10-5), Sandra Cruz (10-5), Edith Dunn (10-2), Ofelia Enriquez (10-5), Vivian Fautt (10-3), Natalie Fernandez (10-1),Jacqueline Figg (10-1), Noemi Garcia (10-5), Jodie Gursslin (10-2), GloriaHenderson (10-6), Judith Hermosillo (10-1), Susan Hunt (10-7) (PG-III),Charlene Keat (10-5), Yavanya Lewis (10-5), Dionne Maldonado (10-1),Camille Mazzulli (10-1), Maria Medina (10-5) (PG-I), Teresa Mercier (10-5),Michelle Morales (10-2), Felecia Moreno (10-4), Maria Moreno (10-1),Claudia Mosqueda (10-5), Gloriai Napod (10-2), Martha Restrepo (10-5), IvyRichards (10-5), Diane Rodriguez (10-5), Tina Rodriguez (10-2), Maria Roth(10-5), Erica Ruiz (10-5), Flor Sosa (10-2), Mikaelanne Torres (10-1), RaquelValles (10-1), Claudia Zambrano (10-3), Cecilia Zuniga (10-6)

Child Nutrition Rosa Cadena 13-5 7/1/02-6/30/03Laura Garcia 13-5

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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateChild Nutrition (continued)See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03

Other Classifications to NTE 8 hours per day Sub as BakersDorothy Faber, (13-1)Gloria Munoz (13-1), Sandra Sandoval, (13-1)DanielSaucedo (13-5), Amelia Vasquez (13-3)

See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Cooks NTE 8 hours per dayAnnie Borden (13-7), Lisa Duran (13-3), Mitchell Johnson (13-4)

See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03Other Classifications to NTE 8 hours per day Sub as CooksRosa Cadena (13-5), Matthew Castillo (13-2), Barbara Clerique (13-3),Dorothy Faber (13-1), Judith Henderson (13-3), Julie Murray (13-3), GloriaOsborne (13-3), Daniel Saucedo (13-5), Karen Woodall (13-1)

See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Delivery Drivers NTE 8 hours per day Edward Gonzalez (14-4), Art Hernandez (14-5), Xavier Medina (14-2),Daniel Saucedo (14-4)

Carlos Valles 14-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Other Classifications to NTE 8 hours per day Sub as Delivery Driver

See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Kitchen Operators NTE 8 hours per day Rhonda Brown (14-7), Susan Farmer (14-7), Rose Gephart (14-5), DebbieLintner (14-6), Nancy Robertson (14-5), Jana Thornton (14-4)

See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03 Other Classifications to NTE 8 hours per day Sub as Kitchen Operators Susana Arredondo (14-2), Sonia Aure (14-1), Lucy Bailey (14-2), ZitaBermudez (14-1), Rosa Cadena (14-5), Matthew Castillo (14-1), BarbaraClerique (14-2), Sandra DeLeon (14-2), Dawn Dooley (14-2), Beverly Dossey(14-2), Elisa Falcon (14-2), Jackie Gano (14-1), Irma Garcia (14-2),Jacqueline Gonzales (14-2), Christine Hernandez (14-1), Ursula Heynen (14-1), Beth Hill (14-1), Victoria Jenyo (14-1), Sylvia Kipness (14-3), KarenKnesel (14-2), Kamrin Kovach (14-2), Corinne Lawson (14-3), Luz Natal(14-2), Sharron Ortiz (14-2), Guadalupe Parra (14-1), Sylvia Perez (14-1),Kim Pino (14-4), Patricia Rios (14-3), DeLynn Romero (14-4), LaQuitaSalcedo (14-2), Sandra Sandoval (14-1), Cindy Schile (14-2), ChristineStachurski (14-1), Jana Velarde (14-2), Donnan Venne (14-2)



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Sub Kitchen Assistants NTE 8 hours per day Susana Arredondo (10-5), Sonia Aure (10-4), Lucy Bailey (10-5), LourdesBedolla (10-5), Tami Bence (10-2), Zita Bermudez (10-3), Jackie Brill (10-5),Pilar Calderon (10-4), Placidia Campos (10-4), Rita Caress (10-5), MatthewCastillo (10-3), Angel Chavez (10-3), Barbara Clerique (10-5), ChristinaContreras (10-3), Francene Cowan (10-6), Aurora Cruz (10-5), Susan Davis(10-3), Sandra DeLeon (10-5), Dawn Dooley (10-5), Beverly Dossey (10-5),Dorothy Faber (10-2), Josie Felix (10-5), Maria Flores (10-5), Patti Galvan(10-4), Jackie Gano (10-4), Irma Garcia (10-5), Tiffany Garner (10-2), ElenaGonzales (10-2), Jacqueline Gonzales (10-5), Noemi Guerrero (10-3), TheresaGuthrie (10-5), Rebecca Hageman (10-5), Robin Harlev (10-6), JudithHenderson (10-5), Christine Hernandez (10-3), Ursula Heynen (10-4), BethHill (10-4), Victoria Jenyo (10-3), Christine Johnson (10-6), CharlotteKaufold (10-6), Penny Kelly (10-3), Sylvia Kipness (10-6), Karen Knesel(10-5), Kamrin Kovach (10-5), Mary Landeros (10-5), Corinne Lawson (10-5), Stella Limon (10-3), Ana Lopez (10-2), Clara Lopez (10-7), Susan Lozano(10-4), Kelly Martinez (10-5), Sheryl Mehling (10-5), Troy Miller (10-2),Maria Moreno (10-1), Gloria Munoz (10-1), Maria Muratalla (10-6), JulieMurray (10-5), Luz Natal (10-5), Tonilee Ortega (10-5), Sharron Ortiz (10-5),Gloria Osborne (10-5), Guadalupe Parra (10-4), Melanie Parthemore (10-5),Anna Perez (10-3), Barbara Perez (10-7), Maria Perez (10-5), Sylvia Price(10-6), Brenda Ramirez (10-1), Nieves Rascon (10-1), Patricia Rios (10-6),Esther Rodriguez (10-5), Ana Rojas (10-2), LaQuita Salcedo (10-5), PatriciaSanders (10-1), Sandra Sandoval (10-3), Tammy Sauseda (10-2), CindySchile (10-5), Rosalie Skaggs (10-6), Michael Snoen (10-2), ChristineStachurski (10-3), Karen Thompson (10-5), Lilia Valdivia (10-5), CarlosValles (10-2), Jana Velarde (10-5), Loraina Velasco (10-1), Marla Werner(10-3), Guillian Williams (10-2), Karen Woodall (10-3)

See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03Other Classifications to NTE 8 hours per day Sub as Kitchen AssistantsSue Beaudis (10-6), Rhonda Brown (10-7), Rosa Cadena (10-7), Lisa Duran(10-6), Nancy Foster (10-7), Mitchell Johnson (10-7), Antonia Lara (10-7),Linda Peete (10-7), Kim Pino (10-7), Nancy Robertson (10-7), DeLynnRomero (10-7), Daniel Saucedo (10-7), Jana Thornton (10-7), DonnaVanaman (10-7)



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Sub Secondary Kitchen Operators NTE 8 hours per day Charlotte Downing (15-7), Nancy Foster (15-7), Linda Gardner (15-7),Deborah Jayne (15-7), Julie Murray (15-1), Kim Pino (15-3), NancyRobertson (15-5), DeLynn Romero (15-3), Daniel Saucedo (15-4), JanaThornton (15-4), Donna Vanaman (15-6)

See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03Other Classifications to NTE 8 hours per day Sub as Secondary Kitchen OperatorsRita Caress (15-1), Aurora Cruz (15-1), Dawn Dooley (15-1), Josie Felix (15-1), Patti Galvan (15-1), Irma Garcia (15-1), Jacqueline Gonzales (15-1), BethHill (15-1), Sylvia Kipness (15-2), Karen Knesel (15-1), Andrea Lopez (15-3), Irene Martinez (15-2), Terry Mohler (15-4), Luz Natal (15-1), Kathy Potts(15-3), Karen Woodall (15-1)

See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Snack Bar Attendants NTE 8 hours per day Sue Beaudis (11-5), Lois Cook (11-6), Antonia Lara (11-1), Andrea Lopez(11-6), Terry Mohler (11-6) (PG-I), Kathy Potts (11-6)

See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03Other Classifications to NTE 8 hours per day Sub as Snack Bar AttendantsJackie Brill (11-5), Rita Caress (11-5), Matthew Castillo (11-3), BarbaraClerique (11-5), Beverly Dossey (11-5), Elisa Falcon (11-5), Josie Felix (11-5), Patti Galvan (11-4), Irma Garcia (11-5), Jacqueline Gonzales (11-5),Rebecca Hageman (11-5), Judith Henderson (11-5), Beth Hill (11-4),Christine Johnson (11-6), Mitchell Johnson (11-6), Penny Kelly (11-3),Sylvia Kipness (11-6), Karen Knesel (11-5), Clara Lopez (11-7), KellyMartinez (11-5), Julie Murray (11-5), Luz Natal (11-5), Gloria Osborne (11-5), Guadalupe Parra (11-4), Anna Perez (11-4), Karen Thompson (11-5), JanaVelarde (11-5)

DistrictMayra Rivas Mgt. 56-1 7/1/02-6/30/03

Sub Fiscal Analyst NTE 4 hours per day

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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateDistrict (continued)Rachel Harriger MGMT 56-1 7/1/02-6/30/03

Sub Fiscal Analyst NTE 8 hours per day

Xavier Medina 14-2 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Delivery Driver NTE 8 hours per day

Maria Nava 10-7 6/25/02–6/30/02Sub Clerk Typist NTE 8 hours per day

Maria Nava 10-7 7/1/02-6/30/03 Sub Clerk Typist NTE 8 hours per day

Wilma Perez 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Day Care Aide 10-3Sub Preschool Aide 10-3Sub Teacher Aide 10-3Sub Teacher Aide (SpEd) 10-3Sub Teacher Aide (SH) 13-1Sub Teacher Aide (SED) 13-1

NTE 8 hours per day

Kimberlee Van MGMT 56-1 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Fiscal Analyst NTE 8 hours per day

Krista Worthington 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Day Care Aide 10-6Sub Preschool Aide 10-6Sub Teacher Aide 10-6Sub Teacher Aide (SpEd) 10-6Sub Teacher Aide (SH) 13-3Sub Teacher Aide (SED) 13-3

NTE 8 hours per day

Cheryl Allen 6/25/02–6/30/02 Sub Day Care Aide 10-6Sub Preschool Aide 10-6Sub Teacher Aide 10-6Sub Teacher Aide (SpEd) 10-6Sub Teacher Aide (SH) 13-4Sub Teacher Aide (SED) 13-4

NTE 8 hours per day

Maria Arellano 10-7 6/24/02–6/30/02 Sub Clerk Typist NTE 8 hours per day



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateDistrict (continued)Ronda Christy 10-7 6/24/02–6/30/02

Sub Clerk Typist NTE 8 hours per day

Karen McClanahan 15-4 7/1/02–6/30/03Sub ASB Bookkeeper NTE 8 hours per day

Iliana Murcia 11-2 7/1/02–6/30/03Sub Bilingual Aide NTE 8 hours per day

Wolanda Curtis 15-2 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Campus Security NTE 8 hours per day

See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Clerical NTE 8 hours per day Maria Arellano (10-7), Teresa Arevalo (10-7), Jody Bannister (10-5), BeatrizCeniceros (10-7), Ronda Christy (10-7), Leticia Corral (10-7), Monica Diaz(10-1), LaShawn Dickerson (10-7), Elvira Echeverria (10-6), Lisa Guzman(10-7), Fermina (Delores) Hernandez (10-7), Regina Hernandez (10-3),Dolores Jaramillo (10-7), Lin Kotichas (10-7), JoAnn Kuzo (10-7), ElsaLafarga-Avila (10-1), Karen McClanahan (10-7), Debbie McNamara (10-2),Maria Mendoza (10-7), Robin Monk (10-6), Nancy Murray (10-6), ChristinaOrtiviz (10-7), Otilia Palomino (10-2), Orlinda Picon (10-4), Renee Podrasky(10-3), Jessica Rodriguez (10-6)

Gloria Ortega 10-5 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Kitchen Assistant NTE 8 hours per day

Sharon Peterman 11-5 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Teacher Aide (HI) NTE 8 hours per day

See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03Sub Teacher Aide (Day Care,Preschool and SpEd) NTE 8 hours per day Lois Ackerman (10-5), Cheryl Allen (10-6), Cecilia Alvarez (10-2), SandraBurke (10-6), Edier (Eddie) Diaz (10-7), M’Liss Doman (10-7), DanErambert (10-7), Edith Gaytan (10-5), Lisa Granderson (10-7), MichelleHernandez (10-5), Cindy Hiebert (10-6), Anita Isom (10-7), Camille Jackson(10-2), Misty Jaquez (10-7), Rolf Kammerer (10-7), Geri Keirms (10-7),Andrea Lowe (10-2), Dionne Maldonado (10-1), Ines Molden (10-3), PaulineMolina (10-5), Leslie Morgan (10-7), Cathy Nielsen (10-7), Sharon Peterman(10-6), Maria Roth (10-5), Yvette Sandoval (10-2), Pauline Santana (10-5),Velma Vernon (10-7), Deborah Wanland (10-7), Donna Wilson (10-7)



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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateDistrict (continued)See list below Range/Step in ( ) 7/1/02-6/30/03

Sub Teacher Aide SH/SED NTE 8 hours per day Lois Ackerman (13-3), Cheryl Allen (13-4), Cecilia Alvarez (13-1), SandraBurke (13-3), Edier (Eddie) Diaz (13-7), M’Liss Doman (13-6), DanErambert (13-5), Edith Gaytan (13-3), Lisa Granderson (13-6), MichelleHernandez (13-2), Cindy Hiebert (13-4), Anita Isom (13-5), Camille Jackson(13-1), Misty Jaquez (13-5), Rolf Kammerer (13-5), Geri Keirms (13-6),Andrea Lowe (13-1), Dionne Maldonado (13-1), Ines Molden (13-1), PaulineMolina (13-3), Leslie Morgan (13-6), Cathy Nielsen (13-5), Sharon Peterman(13-4), Maria Roth (13-3), Yvette Sandoval (13-1), Pauline Santana (13-3),Velma Vernon (13-6), Deborah Wanland (13-4), Donna Wilson (13-5)

Human ResourcesEvelyn Thompson 10-1 6/14/02–6/30/02

Clerk Typist NTE 80 hours total

Evelyn Thompson 10-1 7/1/02-6/30/03 Clerk Typist NTE 100 hours total

Donald Shurtliff 4/16/02–6/30/02Consultant NTE 180 hours total

Cypress Elementary Marcos Razo Student Salary 5/2/02–6/30/02

Work Experience Student NTE 2 hours per day NTE 30 hours total

Fontana A. B. Miller HighRhonda Agostini 12-4 Health 6/17/02–9/3/02

Int. Clerk Typist NTE 264 hours total Services,Protective Services

Victor Landry General 5/9/02–5/18/02Asst. Coach/Track

Deleted the following recommendation:Victor Landry General 9/6/02–11/15/02


Deleted the following recommendation:Robin Monk General 9/6/02–11/15/02




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Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateFontana High Karen McClanahan 15-4 Nutrition 7/16/02–8/23/02

ASB Bookkeeper NTE 180 hours total Grant

William Harris General 5/9/02-6/30/02Asst. Coach/Softball

Kevin Moody General 5/9/02-6/30/02 Asst. Coach/Girls Track

Jonathan Tigner General 5/9/02–6/30/02Asst. Coach/Girls Track

Sequoia MiddleEllen Akimoto 15-6 SI 2/13/02–6/30/02

Campus Security, Secondary NTE 125 hours total

SUMMER SCHOOL

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateFontana A. B. Miller HighMaria Marquez 11-5 Summer 6/24/02–8/2/02

Bilingual Aide NTE 5 hours per day School

Fontana High Isela Amante 11-2 Summer 6/24/02–8/2/02

Bilingual Aide NTE 5 hours per day School

Elizabeth Torres 11-4 Summer 6/24/02–8/2/02Bilingual Aide NTE 5 hours per day School

Brent Tuttle 16-2 Summer 6/24/02–8/2/02Technical Voc Asst (Welding) School

NTE 5 hours per day

SUMMER SCHOOL – SPECIAL EDUCATION

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateLocust Elementary Deborah Vernon 13-4 SPED-SEEY 6/24/02–8/2/02

Teacher Aide (SpEd)-SH NTE 5 hours per day



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RECLASSIFICATION AND REASSIGNMENT OF POSITIONS

Position/Location Effective DateFrom: Campus Security, Elem. 07/01/0210-7Randall-Pepper Elementary To: Campus Security I12-7Fontana High (incumbent: Lois Morrow)

From: Campus Security, Elem. 07/01/0210-5North Tamarind Elementary To: Campus Security I12-5Fontana High (incumbent: Maria Santos)

From: Campus Security, Elem. 07/01/0210-7 (PG-I)Palmetto Elementary To: Campus Security I12-7 (PG-I)Almeria Middle (incumbent: Andrea Sedzmak)

From: Campus Security, Elem. 07/01/0210-7Maple Elementary To: Campus Security I12-7Jurupa Middle (incumbent: Luenett Thomas)

From: Campus Security, Elem. 07/01/0210-7Oleander Elementary To: Campus Security I12-7Kaiser High (incumbent: Gretchen Vysocky)



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DELETION OF POSITIONS

Position/Location Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateCampus Security II 8 hours/10 months 07/01/02

Almeria Middle(vacant position)

Campus Security II (3) 8 hours/10 months 07/01/02Fontana High (vacant positions)

Campus Security II 8 hours/10 months 07/01/02Jurupa Middle(vacant position)

Campus Security II 8 hours/10 months 07/01/02Kaiser High(vacant position)

Psychologist Intern 8 hours/220 days 06/20/02(vacant position)

Tutor/Monitor 5 hours/255 days Title I 07/01/02Citrus Elementary (vacant position)

Tutor/Monitor 3 hours/255 days Title I 07/01/02Citrus Elementary (vacant position)

APPROVAL OF JOB DESCRIPTIONS

Position/Location Effective DateCampus Security I 06/20/02

(Copy attached to Official Minutes)

Drug, Alcohol & Tobacco 06/20/02Education Specialist(Copy attached to Official Minutes)



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APPROVAL OF JOB DESCRIPTION(Title Change Only)

Position/Location Effective DateCampus Security II 07/01/02

(Copy attached to Official Minutes)

ADOPTION OF PROPOSAL TO USWA

Adopted the Initial Proposal to United Steelworkers of America for the 2002/03school year. (Copy attached to Official Minutes)

ADOPTION OF PROPOSAL TO POA

Adopted the Initial Proposal to Police Officers Association for the 2002/03 schoolyear. (Copy attached to Official Minutes)

VOLUNTEERS

Name Assignment Effective DateMonica Hernandez Redwood Elementary 06/20/02

Monica Hernandez Redwood Elementary 07/01/02Robert Memler Fontana High 07/01/02

Kami Patterson Maple Elementary 06/10/02 – 06/30/02

Kami Patterson Maple Elementary 07/01/02 - 06/30/03

REVISION TO PREVIOUS BOARD ACTION

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DatePatricia Martinez From: Citrus Elementary 6/3/02–6/30/02

Bilingual Aide To: Oleander Elementary

Deleted the following recommendation:Lizabeth Shope General From: 05/15/02

Drill Team Advisor To: 7/01/02-6/30/03



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SUMMER SCHOOL – SPECIAL EDUCATION (SH)Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateSandra Aguilar 13-5 7/1/02–7/26/02

Teacher Aide (SpEd)-SH From: Primrose ElementaryTo: Locust Elementary

Sandra Burke 13-3 6/24/02–8/2/02Teacher Aide (SpEd)-SH From: A. B. Miller High

To: Birch/Citrus High

Antonia Fassbinder 13-3 7/1/02–7/26/02Teacher Aide (SpEd)-SH From: Primrose Elementary

To: Locust Elementary

James Griffin 13-3 6/24/02–8/2/02Teacher Aide (SpEd)-SH From: Birch/Citrus High

To: A. B. Miller High

Janet Higby 13-7 7/1/02–7/26/02Teacher Aide (SpEd)-SH From: Primrose Elementary

To: Locust Elementary

RESCISSION OF PREVIOUS BOARD ACTION

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateSandra Aguilar 13-5 SPED-SEEY 6/24/02–8/2/02

Teacher Aide (SpEd)-SH NTE 5 hours per dayLocust Elementary

Brenda Cardona 7/1/02Tutor/Monitor 3 hours/10 monthsSouth Tamarind Elementary

Monica Gallardo 07/01/02Clerk Typist 6 hours/12 monthsSouth Tamarind Elementary(Reinstate Action of 05/15/02;

Rescinded in error on 06/05/02)

Vanessa Leppelman 07/01/02Tutor/Monitor 2 hours/10 monthsChaparral Elementary

Martha Oliveros 07/01/02Clerk Typist – 2 year 6 hours/12 monthsSouth Tamarind Elementary



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VOLUNTARY REDUCTION IN WORK YEAR

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateShirle’ Newman 15-3 07/01/02

ASB Bookkeeper From: 8 hours/12 monthsKaiser High To: 8 hours/10.5 months

ABOLISHMENT OF POSITIONS/REDUCTION IN HOURS AND /ORWORK YEAR

Adopted a Resolution for the abolishment or reduction of hours and/or work yearfor positions listed. (Copy attached to Official Minutes)

REDUCTION IN FORCE

LAYOFF

Adopted a Resolution for the lay-off of classified employees for positions listed.(Copy attached to Official Minutes)

REDUCTION IN WORK YEAR IN LIEU OF LAYOFF

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateSoledad Estrella From: School Outreach Liaison 08/01/02

14-18 hours/260 daysRandall-Pepper ElementaryTo: School Outreach Liaison14-18 hours/205 daysRandall-Pepper Elementary

Carol Mick From: Community Aide 08/01/0211-76 hours/255 daysPoplar ElementaryTo: Community Aide11-76 hours/204 daysCitrus High



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RECLASSIFICATION(Title Change Only)

Position/ Effective Date/Name Hours/Work Year LocationFrom: Campus Security, Secondary 06/20/02To: Campus Security IIIncumbents:Charles Abram, Jr. 8 hours/10 months Alder MiddleCorie Abram 8 hours/10 months Fontana MiddleEllen Akimoto 8 hours/10 months Sequoia MiddleDoty Anderson 8 hours/10 months Fontana High Dennis Barnett, Jr. 8 hours/10 months Kaiser HighChristopher Belcher 8 hours/10 months Sequoia MiddleJoseph Binks 8 hours/10 months Kaiser HighMarlton Blackshear 8 hours/10 months Kaiser HighHoward Boyd 8 hours/10 months A. B. Miller HighAlex Calderon 8 hours/10 months Fontana High Arthur Camacho 8 hours/10 months Fontana High Bonnie Canter-Teall 8 hours/10 months Alder MiddleOfelia Cervantes 8 hours/10 months Almeria MiddleWolandra Curtis 8 hours/10 months Birch HighAntwan Dela-Paul 8 hours/10 months Southridge MiddleMolly Delarosa 8 hours/10 months A. B. Miller HighJohn Donegan 8 hours/10 months District Beulah Encarnacion 8 hours/10 months Fontana High Laurie Etherly 8 hours/10 months Kaiser High Art Garcia 8 hours/10 months A. B. Miller High Kristopher German 8 hours/10 months Truman Middle Carroll Green 8 hours/10 months Fontana High Dorothy Hamilton 8 hours/10 months District Jon Haywood 8 hours/10 months Almeria Middle Jeremy Jackson 8 hours/10 months Kaiser High Gerardo Jimenez 8 hours/10 months A. B. Miller HighEdna Jones 8 hours/10 months Southridge MiddleBridgette Kirkwood 8 hours/10 months Fontana High Lawrence LaJoie 8 hours/10 months DistrictCharles LaVoie 8 hours/10 months A. B. Miller HighTheresa Macias 8 hours/10 months Fontana High Gregory Nelson 8 hours/10 months A. B. Miller HighRichard Ogas, Jr. 8 hours/10 months Fontana HighRichard Ramirez, Jr. 8 hours/10 months Fontana MiddleDavid Sanchez, Jr. 8 hours/10 months Kaiser HighRaymond Santibanez 8 hours/10 months Citrus HighRyan Stotz 8 hours/10 months A. B. Miller HighLaTonja Taylor 8 hours/10 months A. B. Miller HighPhyllis Thomas 8 hours/10 months Truman MiddleJames Updike III 8 hours/10 months Citrus HighRobert Vansant 8 hours/10 months A. B. Miller HighVacant 8 hours/10 months Fontana HighVacant 8 hours/10 months Fontana HighVacant 8 hours/10 months Fontana HighVacant 8 hours/10 months Kaiser HighVacant 8 hours/10 months Almeria Middle



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REDUCTION IN HOURS PER DAY IN LIEU OF LAYOFF

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateDeleted the following recommendation:Mary Abbruzzese From: Community Aide 08/01/02

11-7 5 hours/204 daysFontana HighTo: Community Aide11-74 hours/205 daysSequoia Middle

Elizabeth Almaraz From: Tutor/Monitor 08/01/028-14 hours/205 daysOleander ElementaryTo: Tutor/Monitor8-13.5 hours/205 daysNorth Tamarind Elementary

Lorena Avalos From: Bilingual Aide 08/01/0211-35 hours/205 daysDate ElementaryTo: Bilingual Aide11-33 hours/205 daysDate Elementary

Maria Eaton From: Community Aide 08/01/0211-68 hours/205 daysFontana MiddleTo: Community Aide11-64 hours/205 daysFontana Middle

Theresa Gamson From: Bilingual Aide 08/01/0211-35 hours/205 daysOleander ElementaryTo: Bilingual Aide 11-34 hours/205 daysOleander Elementary



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REDUCTION IN HOURS PER DAY IN LIEU OF LAYOFF (continued)

Name/ Range/StepAssignment Hours/Work Year Funding Effective DateMaxine Morning From: Instructional Aide-Computers 08/01/02

11-78 hours/260 daysPoplar ElementaryTo: Instructional Aide-Computers11-76 hours/260 daysPoplar Elementary

Maria Nunez-Flores From: Community Aide 08/01/0211-54 hours/205 daysTruman MiddleTo: Community Aide11-52 hours/205 daysSequoia Middle

Deleted the following recommendation:Yvonne Rodriguez From: Community Aide 08/01/02

11-77 hours/204 daysFontana HighTo: Community Aide11-74 hours/205 daysLocust Elementary

Cecilia Valencia From: Community Aide 08/01/0211-64 hours/205 daysLocust ElementaryTo: Community Aide11-63 hours/205 daysAlmeria Middle



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RESIGNATIONS

Name Assignment Effective DateAmy McGuire Psychologist Intern 06/12/02, 12 noon

Special Services

Joanne Araujo Teacher Aide (SH)-OI 06/15/02A. B. Miller High

RETIREMENT

Name Assignment Effective DateJose Sandoval Grounds Equipment Operator 06/27/02

MOC/Grounds


AYES: Laura Abernathy Mancha, Wayne Ruble, Ed.D.Kathy Binks, Gus HawthornRick McClure

NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAINED: Kathy Binks (On employment of Joseph Binks only)

Gus Hawthorn (On employment of Terri Hawthorn only)

Dr. Ruble asked for comments from the administration regarding themovement of Campus Security Officers.

Dr. Peoples explained that a part of the budget cuts was to re-deploypersons presently assigned as CSO at the elementary sites to vacantpositions at secondary schools. That action required establishment of a jobdescription for those persons.

CommentsRegardingCampusSecurityOfficers

Dr. Ruble asked if this is a way or means of getting rid of anemployee later on because they are not performing satisfactorily at thesecondary level even though they did at the elementary level.

Dr. Peoples indicated she knew of no employees who are currentlyunder discipline regarding their employment and the new job descriptiondoes include duties they currently perform. She also noted that this doesnot involve a change in the line of authority or any attempt to move themout of the classified bargaining unit. These positions have beensupervised, trained, evaluated, hired through the school police servicesdepartment.


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Mrs. Binks asked if they are they being provided additional trainingto move to the secondary level.

School Police Chief McCurry stated that all Campus SecurityOfficers have gone through the same mandated training required by thestate and they receive additional training at their sites. He explained theCSO I position is primarily going to be stationed at entries, exits, andparking lots. He further explained that some bicycle training was providedat the secondary level on a voluntary basis that was not mandatory and hewould not envision a CSO I being involved in those. He noted that they arecoming from campuses where they have had to deal with controversy forsome time and they are experienced Campus Security Officers.

Mr. Micciche expressed concern that middle schools only have twoofficers and they have to rely on their co worker to deal with situations. Hefelt that some of these people have been in their positions at elementarylevels for a number of years, are aging and perhaps cannot adequately assistat the middle school levels. He also again expressed concern that they arecalled “Officers” and wondered if they would remain in the classifiedbargaining unit.

Dr. Peoples stated that is a general title within the district. Sheassured him there is no intent to take them out of the United Steelworkers ofAmerica, Local 8599, unit. She reminded him that they had agreed thatthey should not be moved to the CSO II position and that a new jobdescription should be created. She also stated that when employees moveto new positions they are not provided a choice unless it is in a layoffposition.

Mr. Micciche asserted his opinion that by abolishing their position itis no different than if you went through a normal layoff situation whichwould allow them to choose by seniority.

CommentsRegardingCampusSecurityOfficers,Continued

Dr. Harshman announced the transfer, effective March 1, 2002, ofJoy Martin to Principal, Almond Elementary School.


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On motion made by Mr. Gus Hawthorn, seconded by Mrs. KathyBinks, and carried, the Board approved appointment of Boundary ReviewCommittee Members and Alternates as follows:

Live Oak Elementary SchoolIgnacio Abreu, MemberKristy Shaffer, Alternate

South Tamarind Elementary SchoolSandra Quinonez, MemberCornelia Caines, Alternate

CommitteeMembersAppointed

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mr. GusHawthorn, and carried the Board approved the following additions to theConsent Calendar:

• Approval of Consultant Agreement with The Pulliam Group to employDr. Jeanne Davis as Interim Special Education Administrator for aminimum of 18 days (3 days per week for 6 weeks) during the periodfrom June 10, 2002 to July 19, 2002, at a cost of $1,000 per day,inclusive of travel expenses.

Approval of a student teaching agreement with University of Phoenix,effective July 1, 2002.

Additions toConsentCalendarApproved

Mr. Tony Orlich asked about a boy who had to pay a $305 fine forbeing late to school.

Mr. McClure stated there is always another side to these stories. Hesuggested that perhaps he had been chronically truant or late to school. Henoted that he did not believe this occurs the first time a student is absent.

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Mr. McClure requested that the recommendation to approve aconsultant agreement with The Pulliam Group be removed from theConsent Calendar. He stated he could not support paying anyone $1,000 aday and while he agrees it is a critical position he would have to vote no.

Dr. Harshman explained that this agreement is for 18 days for anexperienced person for a highly technical, legal position. She also indicatedthat this person was not earning $1,000 a day but that was the terms of theagreement with The Pulliam Group. She noted that interviews for thevacancy would be conducted on July 8 and she could not let this position gounfilled during the interim.

Mr. Hawthorn suggested that the agreement be reworded to “not toexceed 18 days”.

ConsultantAgreementApproved

On motion made by Mrs. Kathy Binks, seconded by Dr. WayneRuble, and carried, the Board approved a Consultant Agreement with ThePulliam Group to employ Dr. Jeanne Davis as Interim Special EducationAdministrator for a term not to exceed 18 days (3 days per week for 6weeks) during the period from June 10, 2002 to July 19, 2002, at a cost of$1,000 per day, inclusive of travel expenses.

AYES: Laura Abernathy Mancha, Wayne Ruble, Ed.D.Kathy Binks, Gus Hawthorn

NAYS: Rick McClureABSENT: None

On motion made by Dr. Wayne Ruble, seconded by Mr. GusHawthorn, and carried, the Board approved Consent Calendar Items, withadditions and deletions, as follows:

ConsentCalendar

Approved submission of an application for Indian Education (TitleVII) Grant funds in the amount of $22,848.

Submission ofApplicationApproved

Approved submission of an application for SB 33, Nell SotoParent/Teacher Involvement Program Grant Funds by RedwoodElementary School.

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Approved staff development buy-back days for the 2002-2003school year. (Copy attached to Official Minutes.)

StaffDevelopmentDaysApproved

Approved employment of the following presenter: PresenterApproved

a. Toby LarsonOleander Elementary SchoolJuly 24, 2002 and August 24, 2002$2,800

Approved student travel as follows: Student TravelApproved

a. Forensic League NationalsCharlotte, NCJune 15-June 21, 2002Hillary Lehr, Student

b. National Skills USA VICA CompetitionKansas City, MIJune 24-June 29, 2002David Aston and Virginia Mata, Students

c. Key Club International ConventionAnaheim, CAJuly 3-July 7, 200211 Key Club Members/Fontana A.B. Miller High School

Approved a contract with Norm Traub & Associates to performinternal affairs investigations as needed for the School PoliceDepartment for the fiscal year 2002-2003 in an amount not toexceed $10,000.

ContractApproved


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Approved a contract with Bob Heard to perform polygraphexaminations on all applicants for positions within the SchoolPolice Department for the fiscal year 2002-2003 in an amount notto exceed $2,500.

ContractApproved

Approved a contract with Shaydan Investigations to performbackground investigations for all School Police Departmentapplicants for the fiscal year 2002-2003 in an amount not toexceed $12,000.

ContractApproved

Approved a contract with Larry Malmberg Investigations &Security to perform surveillance and investigations as need for the2002-2003 fiscal year in an amount not to exceed $5,000.

ContractApproved

Approved a contract with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’sDepartment Training Division to provide trimester training for allSchool Police officers for the fiscal year 2002-2003 in an amountnot to exceed $3,000.

ContractApproved

Approved an agreement with SIMS Inc. to provide maintenanceservice as needed for the alarm system software located in theSchool Police Department for the fiscal year 2002-2003 in anamount not to exceed $800.

AgreementApproved

Approved a contract with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’sDepartment to provide maintenance and technical support for theCLETS (California Law Enforcement TelecommunicationsSystems) terminals and printer located in the School PoliceDepartment for the fiscal year 2002-2003 in an amount not toexceed $1,790.52.

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Approved payment of the following employee reimbursementclaims:

Payment ofClaimsApproved

a. Submitted by Ms. Alma Rosa Amado, claim for personalproperty damage in the amount of $250, which occurred onApril 9, 2002 at Almeria Middle School.

b. Submitted by Ms. Sheila Crow, claim for personal propertydamage in the amount of $32.29, which occurred on May18, 2002 on a district school bus.

Upon recommendation by Carl Warren and Company, the district’sclaims administrator, rejected the following claims:

ClaimsRejected

a. Submitted by Ms. Miranda Agueda, claim for personalinjury to her son in the amount of $25,000+ whichoccurred on December 3, 2001.

b. Submitted by Mr. Cruz Medina, claim for personal injuryto his daughter in the amount of $25,000+ which occurredon December 3, 2001.

c. Submitted by Ms. Donna Macias, claim for personal injuryin the amount of $505,633.46 which occurred onDecember 7, 2001 at Oleander Elementary School.

d. Submitted by Mr. Donald Manjan, claim for personalproperty damage in the amount of $2,000-$3,000 whichoccurred on May 25 and 26, 2002 at Redwood ElementarySchool.

Approved use of facilities for worship services as follows: Use ofFacilitiesApproved

a. One Way Ministries ChurchRandall-Pepper Elementary School CafeteriaJuly 1, 2002 through December 31, 2002


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b. Crossroads Community ChurchFontana A.B. Miller High School CafeteriaJuly 1, 2002 through December 31, 2002

Use ofFacilitiesApproved,Continued

Approved expulsion of students pursuant to Education CodeViolations: #127222-EC 48900 (g), (k)/48915 (e1), (e2);#104334-EC 48900 (a1), (k)/48900.7/48915 (b1), (b2); #972781-EC 48900 (a1), (k)/48915 (b1); #996421-EC 48900 (b), (k)/48915(b1), (b2); #945005-EC 48900 (a1), (b), (k)/48915 (a2), (b1), (b2);#108256-EC 48900 (c), (k)/48915 (b1), (b2); #994630-EC 48900(c), (k)/48915 (a3), (b1), (b2); #120963-EC 48900 (i), (k)/48915(e1), (e2); #998877-EC 48900 (c), (k)/48915 (b1), (b2); #125502-EC 48900 (a2), (c), (k)/48915 (b1), (b2); #937342-EC 48900(k)/48915 (e1); #984182-EC 48900 (a1), (b)/48915 (c2), (b1),(b2); #996004-EC 48900 (a2), (k)/48915 (b1), (b2); #993840-EC48900 (a2), (k)/48915 (b1), (b2); #103249-EC 48900 (a2),(k)/48915 (b1), (b2); #911563-EC 48900 (a2), (k)/ 48915 (b1),(b2); #945485-EC 48900 (a2), (k)/48915 (b1), (b2); #919210-EC48900 (a1), (k)/48915 (b1), (b2); #982814-EC 48900 (a2),(k)/48915 (b1), (b2); #940183-EC 48900 (a1), (k)/48915 (b1);#943895-EC 48900 (k)/48915 (e1), (e2); #104368-EC 48900 (a1),(k)/48915 (b1), (b2); and #952772-EC 48900 (k)/48915 (e1), (e2);from the Fontana Unified School District.

StudentExpulsionsApproved

Approved expulsion, with expulsion suspended, of studentspursuant to Education Code violations: #124349-EC 48900(k)/48915 (e1), (e2); #988240-EC 48900 (c), (k)/48915 (b1), (b2);#122827-EC 48900 (i), (k)/48915 (e1), (e2); #935514-EC 48900(b), (k)/48915 (a2), (b1), (b2) from the Fontana Unified SchoolDistrict.

StudentSuspendedExpulsionsApproved

Approved reinstatement from expulsion to the Fontana UnifiedSchool District of students, as follows: 988079, 914329, 973557,936538, 902039, 918506, 956997, 927431, 113847, 909848,127110, 972990, 993389, 927686, 932959, 927646, 972891,962768, 928277, 937559, 975524, 106924, 923529, 921005,921004, 106311, 993820, 109733, 920858, 936610, 100759,956740 and 113527.

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Approved rescinding the student uniform policy at VirginiaPrimrose Elementary School.

StudentUniformPolicyRescinded

Approved Inter-District Attendance Agreements beginning July 1,2002 through June 30, 2007 with the following districts:

Alvord Unified School District Riverside CountyBear Valley Unified School District San Bernardino Co.Central Unified School District San Bernardino Co.Duarte Unified School District Los Angeles CountyMt. View Elementary School District Los Angeles CountyRosemead Elementary School District Los Angeles CountySan Gabriel Unified School District Los Angeles CountyVal Verde Elementary School District Riverside CountyWhittier Union High School District Los Angeles County

Inter-DistrictAttendanceAgreementsApproved

Accepted the following donations: DonationsAccepted

a. From Lifetouch National School Studios, $834 toDate Elementary School.

b. From Ron Taylor and Lee Tilton of the SaturnRegional Training Center the following items forthe Fontana High School Automotive TechnologyProgram: 4 automatic transmissions, 4 enginesand 1 uni-body.

c. From Albertson’s, $108.36 to Fontana MiddleSchool.

d. Donations for Fontana Middle School as follows:

• $87.22 from FASNACK A.F.S.• $22 from Gifted Hands, Inc.


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e. From LifeTouch National School Studios, $40 toHemlock Elementary School.

DonationsAccepted,Continued

f. Donations for Palmetto Elementary School asfollows:

• $30.75 from K-Mart Corp.• $200 from Westat, Inc.

g. From the Early Childhood Longitudinal StudyWestat, Inc., $200 to South Tamarind ElementarySchool.

h. From Chris Belcher, a television and VCR toSequoia Middle School.

i. From Lifetouch Studios, $818 to VirginiaPrimrose Elementary School.

Dr. Peoples announced that the Human Resources Department wasrevamping the procedures and location for submission of employmentapplications.

Dr. Harshman noted the following correspondence received:

• Letter from the American Heart Association thanking the districtfor support for Jump Rope for Heart – the following elementaryschools participated: Chaparral, Citrus, Cypress, Date, Juniper,Mango, Maple, Oleander, Palmetto, Poplar, Randall-Pepper,Shadow Hills, South Tamarind and West Randall

• Postcard from Washington DC from students who participated inNational History Day. She noted that one student took 4th place.

Dr. Harshman congratulated all high schools on graduations. Thereare a total of 2,293 graduates.

Administrators’Comments


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Kathy asked if the incentive program for cost saving ideas is still inplace. She suggested that when employees earn these kinds of awards thatthey be invited to Board Meetings.

BoardMemberComments

Mr. McClure commented on the Valedictorian and Salutatorian whogave speeches in both English and Spanish and stated he felt that saidsomething special about those students as well as the Fontana UnifiedSchool District.

Mr. Hawthorn asked what the district has in place to help those kidswho need assistance in passing the high school exit exams.

Dr. Gilleland, Director, High School Education, stated that there areseveral programs in place and there are summer school courses thatspecifically speak to standards addressed on the high school exit exam. Healso commented that the curriculum currently in place also addresses thisarea.

Mrs. Binks suggested that Dr. Ruble serve as Board liaison withElaine McFadden.

The Board concurred and Dr. Ruble accepted.

Ms. Mancha asked if there was some means to keep kids in schooleven though they were struggling with the high school exit exam.

Ms. Mazzolini stated that discussion would be held with high schoolprincipals.


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The President adjourned the meeting at 9:10 p.m. Adjournment

BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR MEETINGFONTANA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

___________________ __________________________________________Date Laura Abernathy Mancha, President

___________________________________________Karen J. Harshman, Ed.D., Superintendent

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