Board Meeting - November 1, 2022

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Dates: 
Friday, October 28, 2022 - 4:30pm

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

METUCHEN, NEW JERSEY

 

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2022

 

MEETING AGENDA

of the Metuchen Board of Education

Metuchen High School

400 Grove Avenue

Metuchen, NJ  08840

 

  1. Call to Order

 

  1. Flag Salute

 

  1. Notice of Meeting

 

I hereby make this statement to indicate compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act known as Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of New Jersey, 1975, which became effective 90 days after enactment, January 19, 1976.

 

Notice of this meeting was given by providing the location, time and date of this meeting, and posting of the same on the front door of the Board of Education offices, by delivering copies to the Borough Hall and the Metuchen Public Library, The Home News and Tribune, The Criterion Sentinel, The Star Ledger, and by filing a copy with the Borough Clerk as prescribed by this law.

 

  1. Roll Call

 

Mr. Benderly

 

Ms. Killean

 

Ms. Cook

 

Mr. Lifton

 

Mr. Derflinger

 

Mr. Solasky

 

Mr. Glassberg

 

Dr. Spigner

 

Dr. Johnson-Marcus

 

Mr. Suss

 

 

  1. Showcase of Success

    MHS String Ensemble

 

The Metuchen High School Chamber Orchestra is an auditioned string ensemble comprised of musicians from the curricular orchestra class. This year, the Chamber Orchestra will be performing at orchestra festivals across the state, community events in-district, and around Metuchen, in addition to the Winter and Spring Concerts. Tonight, the Chamber Orchestra will be performing "The Stars and Stripes Forever" by John Philip Sousa. 

 

    Referendum Presentation - Lifton

 

  1. Meeting Open to the Public (for any topic)

 

  1. Presentations 

    ACCESS - Natalie Dougherty

    NJSLA - Rick Cohen and Principals

 

  1. Reports

  • President’s Report

  • Superintendent's Report

  • Committee Reports

  • Student Board Member Report

 

  1. Old Business

 

  1. New Business

 

  1. Approval of Minutes of the Board of Education Meetings

 

October 11, 2022

  Special Business Meeting (1)

October 11, 2022

  Special Business Meeting (2)

October 11, 2022

  Board Meeting

 

  1. Meeting Open to the Public (for any topic)

 

  1. Recommendations of the Superintendent of Schools

(at this time the Board will take formal action on the following items – see attachments)

Often times it may appear to members of our audience that the Board of Education takes action with very little comment and in many cases a unanimous vote. Before a matter is placed on the agenda at a public meeting, the administration has thoroughly reviewed the matter with the Superintendent of Schools. If the Superintendent is satisfied that the matter is ready to be presented to the Board of Education, it is then referred to the appropriate board committee. The members of the board committee work with administration and the Superintendent to assure that the members fully understand the matter. When the committee is satisfied with the matter, it is presented to the Board of Education for discussion before any final action is taken. Only then, is it placed on the agenda for action at a public meeting.

 

  1. PERSONNEL

Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call

 

  1. Resignation - Certificated Staff

Move to accept the resignation of Kristen Gallo, PE/Health Teacher at Edgar School, effective December 13, 2022, or earlier if a replacement is hired. 

 

2.    Retirement - Certificated Staff

    Move to accept, with regret, the retirement of Frank Ruggiero, Math Teacher at Metuchen High School, effective February 1, 2023.

 

3.    Clubs and Co-Curricular Activities

    Move to approve the following co-curricular stipend for the co-curricular activity for the 2022-2023 school year as listed (Agenda 8/23/22, Section 13 A14):

 

Edgar Middle School

   

Advisor

Club

2022-2023 stipend

Charmane Montgomery

Library Club

$1,323.00

 

4.    Mentor Assignment

    Move to approve the following mentor assignment for the 2022-2023 school year (Agenda 8/23/22, Section 13 A26):

 

New Teacher

School

Mentor

Assignment 

Payment

Anne Marie Healey

Edgar

Kristin Bruno

Formal Mentor

$1,000 (alternate route)

 

5.    Appointment of Substitute Teachers

    Move to approve the appointment of the following additional substitute teachers for the 2022-2023 school year, pending completion of substitute training and criminal history clearance (Agenda 8/23/2022 Section 13 A16):  

 

Substitute 

Certification 

Per Diem Rate

Keith Miller

Substitute w/college degree

$105/day

Marian O’Connell

Substitute w/teacher cert

$110/day

Sapna Ullal

Substitute w/college degree

$105/day

Abby Riggio

Substitute w/college credits

$100/day

 

6.    Appointment of Substitute Paraprofessionals

    Move to approve the appointment of the following additional substitute paraprofessionals for the 2022-2023 school year, pending completion of substitute training and criminal history clearance (Agenda 8/23/2022 Section 13 A16):  

 

Substitute Paraprofessional

Per Diem Rate

Victoria Lindsay

$15/hour 

 

7.     Intervention Services

    Move to approve the following certified staff to provide beyond the school day intervention services for the 2022-2023 school year at the hourly rate of $48/hr (ESSER III funded): 

 

Marcie Stoner

Jennifer Muller

Jackie Salit

Tom Yakowenko

Vincent Signorile

 

8.    Turn Key Training

    Move to approve the following staff members to prepare and provide turn-key training for special education programs for the 2022-2023 school year, at the hourly rate of $48/hr.

 

Dawn Valovcin

Isabella Massaro

 

9.    Home Based Services

    Move to approve the following Special Educators to provide home based services and parent training at a rate of $48/hr, as needed: 

 

Katherine McKenna

Kelsee Young

Alicia Haller

Brian Jeney

Samantha Pauls

Nicole Benfatti

Kathy Thomas

Christina Dybas

Dawn Valovcin

Karen Calantoni

Kaitlyn Penna

Christina Theiss

Amrita Bindra

Dana Donatelli

Karla Riera

Courtney Crawford

Patricia Lewis

Lisa Granados

Emily Peluso

Emily Donlin

Emily Rebelo

Eric Stein

Isabella Massaro

 

 

10.    Termination - Certificated Staff

    Be It Resolved that the employment contract of Employee #102509 be terminated, effective 60 days from November 1st 2022.

11.    Transfer - Certificated Staff

    Move to approve the transfer of Michelle Huff, PE/Health Teacher at Metuchen High School, to PE/Health Teacher at Edgar School, to replace Kristin Gallo, for the 2022-2023 school year, effective when her replacement is available to start, approximately January 2, 2023. 

 

12.    Appointment – Certificated Staff

    More to approve the appointment of Brooke Bandola, PE/Health Teacher at Metuchen High School, to replace Michelle Huff, for the 2022-2023 school year, at a salary of $54,500, Step 1B, prorated, effective approximately January 2, 2023, or earlier if she is released from her current district.

 

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  1. FINANCE

Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call

 

1.  Payment of Bills

a)  Board Secretary’s Certification

Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6:20-2A.10(d), the Board Secretary has certified that as of November 1, 2022 no budgetary line item accounts have obligations and payments which exceed the amount appropriated by the Board of Education.    

 

______________________________________________                  _______________

Michael A. Harvier, Board Secretary                         Date

 

b)  Approve the Following Items Submitted by the Board Secretary

Payment of bills and claims, as shown on the attached list(s) that have been certified by the Board of Education and filed in the Business Office.

 

2.    Additional Expenditure - Northeastern Interior Services, LLC.

    Move to approve additional expenditure by Northeastern Interior Services, LLC to repair siding at Campbell School, not to exceed $8,771.00 (Agenda 2/8/22 Section 13 B5).

 

3.    Comprehensive Maintenance Plan

Move to approve the district's Comprehensive Maintenance Plan for the 2023-2024 school year.

 

4.    Nonpublic Technology Aid

    Move to approve the following nonpublic technology aid for the 2022-2023 school year. These expenditures are required for the district to fulfill certain legal obligations under state legislation to administer federal or state funds provided to nonpublic schools within our jurisdiction.

 

School

Vendor

QTY

Item #

Description

Price

Total

St. Joseph High School

CDW-G

3

5539074

Dell C7520QT 75" 4K 20-points Touch IPS Glass Monitor

$4,800.41

$14,401.23

St. Joseph High School

CDW-G

3

4468202

Chief Fusion Ultrawide Height Adjustable Mobile Cart

$1,799.00

$5,397.00

 

5.    Nonpublic Security Aid

    Move to approve the following nonpublic security aid for the 2022-2023 school year. These expenditures are required for the district to fulfill certain legal obligations under state legislation to administer federal or state funds provided to nonpublic schools within our jurisdiction.

 

School

Vendor

QTY

Item #

Description

Price

Total

St. Joseph High School

Signal Electric

15

NA

Engineering

$1,200.00

$18,000.00

St. Joseph High School

Signal Electric

12

NA

Cable

$300.00

$3,600.00

St. Joseph High School

Signal Electric

7

SBP-300WM1

Wall Mount Accessory

$59.25

$414.75

St. Joseph High School

Signal Electric

7

SBP-302CMA

Mounting Plate

$22.50

$157.50

St. Joseph High School

Signal Electric

22

XNV-8080R

5MP IR Outdoor Vandal Dome

$1,162.50

$25,575.00

St. Joseph High School

Signal Electric

13

XPPPLUSDL

Xprotect PRO+Device License

$152.10

$1,977.30

St. Joseph High School

Signal Electric

7

PNM-908OVQ

Multi-Sensor 4x2MP Dome Camera

$1,837.50

$12,862.50

 

6.    Athletic Transportation Routes

    Move to approve the following renewal rates for Athletic Transportation routes with George Dapper Inc. for the 2022-2023 school year. 

 

Vehicle

Hours

Amount

54 passenger w/seatbelts

3

$234.71

 

4

$301.75

 

5

$368.81

Additional hourly amount after 5 hours

 

$72.59

One way in town shuttle

 

$152.42

 

7.    Professional Development

Move to approve the following professional development activities as shown on the following chart:

 

Start Date

End Date

Activity Title

Name

Building

Approved

Payment

FFPI Proposal #

10/10/

2022

10/10/

2022

Promoting diverse perspectives through a learner centered curriculum

Garfinkel, Linda

Edgar

$58.33

FFPI

23-067

10/10/

2022

10/10/

2022

Promoting Diverse Perspectives Through a Learner-Centered Curriculum

Cermak, Danielle

MHS

$58.33

FFPI

23-061

10/10/

2022

10/10/

2022

Promoting Diverse Perspectives Through a Learner-Centered Curriculum

King, Barbara

Edgar

$58.83

FFPI

23-068

10/10/

2022

10/10/

2022

Promoting Diverse Perspectives Through a Learner-Centered Curriculum

Smith, Audra

Edgar 

$58.33

FFPI

23-069

10/14/

2022

10/14/

2022

NJPSA- Supporting LGBTQIA+ Folks in Our Communities

Manziano, Lou

Central Office

0

No cost

 

10/18/

2022

10/18/

2022

NJ Science Convention

Sobieniak, Tomacz

MHS

$204.44

FFPI

23-074

11/2/

2022

11/2/

2022

Character.org Fall 2022 International Forum on Character

Levin, Lisa

Campbell 

$169

FFPI

23-060

10/24/

2022

10/26/

2022

NJSBA Conference

Cohen, Richard

Central Office

$353.5

Other

 

10/31/

2022

10/31/

2022

Rutgers Labor Management  Collaborative

Herzog, Tania

Central Office

0

No cost

 

11/3/

2022

11/3/

2022

Catching Up Students That Have Fallen Behind: Strategies That Work! (Grades K-6)

Delaney, Scott

Campbell 

$279

FFPI

23-055

11/3/

2022

11/4/

2022

2022 National Blue Ribbon Schools Awards

Caputo, Vincent

Central Office

$633.25

Other

 

11/4/

2022

11/4/

2022

Virtual Bright Horizons Early Education Council of Contributing Experts and Advisors Fall Meeting

Costanza, Vincent

Campbell 

0

No cost

 

11/17/

2022

11/17/

2022

Character.org State Evaluator Training

Pasquale, Jennifer

Campbell 

0

No cost

 

11/17/

2022

11/17/

2022

Day of Dialogue

Manziano, Lou

Central Office

0

No cost

 

11/17/

2022

11/17/

2022

Day of Dialogue

Rubin, Samantha

MHS

0

No cost

 

11/17/

2022

11/17/

2022

Character.org State Evaluator Training

Hsu, Erica

Campbell 

0

No cost

 

11/17/

2022

11/17/

2022

Character.org State Evaluator Training

Levin, Lisa

Campbell 

0

No cost

 

11/17/

2022

11/17/

2022

Reaching Higher Heights with scaffolds Workshop

Park, Ellen

MHS

$30

FFPI

23-057

11/18/

2022

6/9/

2023

Central Jersey Directors of School Counseling Monthly Meetings

Kurtin, Ilana

Central Office

0

No cost

 

11/29/

2022

11/29/

2022

Implementing NASN's School Nursing Evidence-based Practice Seizures and Epilepsy Clinical Guideline

Pham, Nga

Moss 

0

No cost

 

12/1/

2022

12/1/

2022

TLC 19th Annual Suicide Prevention Conference

Kurtin, Ilana

Central Office

$90

Other

 

12/1/

2022

12/1/

2022

Traumatic Loss Coalition 19th Annual Convention: The Student Athlete

Granados, Lisa

MHS

$201

FFPI

23-063

12/2/

2022

12/4/

2022

National Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference

Connolly, Laura

MHS

$318

FFPI

23-065

12/4/

2022

12/4/

2022

NJASL 2022

Montgomery, Charmane

Edgar 

$350

FFPI

23-058

12/5/

2022

12/5/

2022

Motivation: Keeping It Up

Nalepa, Lindsay

MHS

0

No cost

 

12/12/

2022

12/12/

2022

Catching Up Your Students With Disabilities Who Have Fallen Behind

Stoner, Marsha

Edgar 

$279

FFPI

23-070

12/13/

2022

12/13/

2022

101 Most Powerful Strategies to Enhance SOCIAL STUDIES Instruction (Grades 6-12)

Stead, Pamela

Edgar 

$279

FFPI

23-056

12/14/

2022

12/14/

2022

Heartsaver First Aid/CPR/AED

Nalepa, Lindsay

MHS

$134.99

FFPI

23-066

3/3/

2023

3/10/

2023

Using the Patterns of Strengths and Weaknesses (PSW) Model to Identify Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD) and Other Learning Problems

Benfatti, Nicole

MHS

$140

FFPI

23-062

3/23/

2023

3/23/

2023

NJ Department of Education - School Behavioral Threat Assessment & Management (BTAM) Training

Kurtin, Ilana

Central Office

0

No cost

 

5/4/

2023

5/4/

2023

From Principles to Practices: Maximizing Language Development Across the Three Modes - Florencia Henshaw and Maris Hawkins

Cermak, Danielle

MHS

$239

FFPI

23-059

 

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  1. POLICY

Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call

    

1.    Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying

    Move to affirm the findings of the previously reported cases:

 

  • EMS092922001

 

2.    First Reading of Policy

Move to approve the first reading of the following policy:

 

P 5512     Harassment, Intimidation, or Bullying

 

3.    School Bus Emergency Evacuation Drill Reports

    Move to accept the following reports on the completion of the School Bus Emergency Evacuation Drill:

 

  • 10/14/2022 8:30 AM, Metuchen High School, student parking lot. Van 16. Supervised by Brian Stike, Dawn Valovcin, and Marissa Plancher.

 

  • 10/19/2022 9:30 AM – 10:50 AM, Campbell School, side driveway of building, Bus 27 and Bus 29 were used for the whole school to practice. Supervised by Joe Fitzgibbon, Panos Tzetzos, and Marissa Plancher. Classes came out one at a time and went on 1 of 2 busses to practice a bus evacuation. 

 

  • 10/19/2021 8:37 AM, Moss School, in back of school. Van 20. Supervised by Marissa Plancher, Karen Calantoni, and Rick Cohen.

 

  • 10/18/2021 9:02 AM, Moss School, in back of school. Van 12, Van 14, Van 16. Supervised by Marissa Plancher and Karen Calantoni.

  • 10/24/2022 8:00 AM – 2:15 PM, Edgar School, back bus circle. Full School Evacuation Practice during Physical Education & Health Classes, Bus 27 & Bus 23 were used for all. Supervised by Neyda Evans / Teachers Leading the drill were Mr. Carter, Ms. Gilbert, Ms. Huff, Ms. Gallo, and Mr. Butler

 

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  1. CURRICULUM

Motion/Second/Comments/Roll Call

 

1.     Field Trips

Move to approve the following field trips for students in the Metuchen School District as shown: 

School

Destination

Class/Group/

Purpose

Teachers/

Advisors

Date (s)

No. Of Students

Board Cost- Transportation

Number of

Subs Needed. 

Edgar

Somerset Patriots  Baseball Park

6th Grade-

Education day- Students will complete a packet before and after the game.  These exercises focus on how baseball connects to math, science, Language Arts, and Social Studies.

Bruno, Mruczinski, Brown, 

Smith, 

Logan, 

Rescorl, 

Kuchar, 

Dwyer,  

Palmer

5/31/

2023

173

$0

0

CES

Friendly’s Restaurant 

Grade 1-4

Community based instruction to the restaurant Friendly's to generalize communication goals outside of the classroom and practice attending within the community. 2.1.P.D.2 Develop an awareness of warning symbols and their meaning (e.x., red light, stop sign, walk, etc.). ELA.EE.SL.2.1 Participate in conversations with adults and peers.

Jeney, 

Pauls,

Brian, DiSerio, Visschelli,

Aswani, Omarzai,  Small, 

Bakshi, Kobayachi, Williams, Rouhi, 

Riera, Massaro






 

2/24/

2023

10

$0

0

CES

Edison Stop & Shop

Grades 1-4

Community based instruction to the Edison Stop & Shop to generalize communication goals outside of the classroom and practice attending within the community. 2.1.P.D.2 Develop an awareness of warning symbols and their meaning (e.x., red light, stop sign, walk, etc.). ELA.EE.SL.2.1 Participate in conversations with adults and peers

Brian, 

Pauls,

Brian, DiSerio, Visschelli, Aswani,

Omarzai, Small, 

Bakshi, Kobayachi, Williams, Rouhi, 

Riera, Massaro

3/10/

2023

10

1 bus - $50

0

CES

South Plainfield

Grades 1-4

Community based instruction to the South Plainfield Wendy's to generalize communication goals outside of the classroom and practice attending within the community. 2.1.P.D.2 Develop an awareness of warning symbols and their meaning (e.x., red light, stop sign, walk, etc.). ELA.EE.SL.2.1 Participate in conversations with adults and peers.

Brian, 

Pauls, 

DiSerio, Visschelli, Aswani,

Omarzai, Small, 

Bakshi, Kobayachi,

Williams,

Rouhi,

Riera,

Massaro

4/14/

2023

10

1 bus -$50

0

CES

What’s the Scoop

Grades 1-4

Community based instruction to What's The Scoop to generalize communication goals outside of the classroom and practice attending within the community. 2.1.P.D.2 Develop an awareness of warning symbols and their meaning (e.x., red light, stop sign, walk, etc.). ELA.EE.SL.2.1 Participate in conversations with adults and peers.

Pauls, 

Brian, DiSerio, Visschelli, Aswani, Omarzai, Small,

Bakshi, Kobayachi, Williams, Rouhi,

Riera, Massaro

3/31/

2023

10

$0

0

CES

Woodbridge Aquarium

Grade K-4;

to generalize social emotional/behavioral goals, engaging socially with peers, awareness in the community, and communication goals. 0.1.2 Express ideas for activities and initiate discussions. 0.1.4 Discuss their own actions and efforts. 0.4.5 Express needs verbally or nonverbally to teacher and peers without being aggressive 2.1.P.D.2 Develop an awareness of warning symbols and their meaning (e.g., red light, stop sign, poison symbol, etc.). ELA.EE.SL.2.1 Participate in conversations with adults and peers. ELA.EE.SL.K.1 Participate in conversations with others.

McKenna,

Khan, 

Clark, 

Haller, Fogarile,

Peluso, Calantoni, Pauls, 

Brian,

DiSerio, Visschelli, Aswani, Omarzai, Small, 

Bakshi,

Kobayachi, Williams, Rouhi, 

Riera, Massaro

4/28/

2023

17

1 bus-$90

0

CES

What’s the Scoop

Grades 1-4

Community based instruction to the What's the Scoop to generalize communication goals outside of the classroom and practice attending within the community. 2.1.P.D.2 Develop an awareness of warning symbols and their meaning (e.x., red light, stop sign, walk, etc.). ELA.EE.SL.2.1 Participate in conversations with adults and peers.

Pauls,Brian, DiSerio,

Visschelli, Aswani,Omarzai,Small, Bakshi, Kobayachi, Williams,Rouhi, Riera, Massaro

5/5/

2023

10

$0

0

CES

Moss School

Grades 9-12; Students use technology to show Kindergarten Students how 21c musicians use tech to create and represent ideas and stories in music. We study the Carnival of Animals by Camille Saint Saens to illustrate our ideas.

Stefeny Krombholz

1/20/

2023

18

1 bus - $50

1 sub

Edgar

Rowan University

Grades 9-12; Students in the MHS Chamber Orchestra will participate in the Rowan University String Festival held at Rowan University. Students will perform a set of music, then receive feedback from university professors and professionals in the music field.

McEwan


 

3/24/

2023

18

$0

1

Edgar

Metuchen HS

8th Grade-The purpose of this trip is to bring 8th grade orchestra students to MHS to see how orchestra functions at MHS, to meet high school orchestra students, and to play alongside the high school orchestra students in a rehearsal.

McEwan


 

2/3/

2023

23

1 bus - $50

0

Edgar & MHS

Weihnactsmarket German Christmas Market

Grades 7-12

Holidays and special occasions bring people together both from within a culture and across various cultures. On this trip students will have the opportunity to experience an authentic German holiday market and experience German music, food, and holiday traditions. Prior to the trip, students will be study various holiday traditions so as to be familiar with and have an appreciation before they go. WL7.1.AL.AL 1.f - Identify some cultural perspectives.

Paredes;

TBA-Teachers from EMS and MHS

12/02/

2022

70

$0

4

CES

Stop & Shop

Grades 1 - 4

Community based instruction to Stop & Shop to generalize social emotional/behavioral goals, engaging socially with peers, awareness in the community, and communication goals. 2.1.P.D.2 Develop an awareness of warning symbols and their meaning (e.g., red light, stop sign, poison symbol, etc.). ELA.EE.SL. 2.1 Participate in conversations with adults and peers.

Pauls, Brian, DiSerio,Vissichelli, Aswani, Omarzai, Small, Bakshi, Kobayachi, Williams, Rouhi

12/2/

2022

10

1 bus - $50

0

CES

Target

Grades 1-4

Community based instruction to Target to generalize social emotional/behavioral goals, engaging socially with peers, awareness in the community, and communication goals. 2.1.P.D.2 Develop an awareness of warning symbols and their meaning (e.g., red light, stop sign, poison symbol, etc.). ELA.EE.SL. 2.1 Participate in conversations with adults and peers.

Pauls,Brian, DiSerio, Vissichelli, Aswani, Omarzai, Small, Bakshi Kobayachi, Williams, Rouhi

12/16/

2022

10

1 bus - $50

0

CES

Tiny Town

Grades 1 - 4

Community based instruction to Tiny Town to generalize communication goals outside of the classroom and practice attending within the community. 2.1.P.D.2 Develop an awareness of warning symbols and their meaning (e.x., red light, stop sign, walk, etc.). ELA.EE.SL.2.1 Participate in conversations with adults and peers.

Brian, DiSerio Vissichelli, Aswani, Omarzai, Small,Bakshi,Kobayachi,Williams, Rouhi,Donlin, Massaro, Riera

1/13/

2023

10

$0

0

CES

Metuchen Public Library

Grades 1-4

Community based instruction to the library to generalize communication goals outside of the classroom and practice attending within the community. 2.1.P.D.2 Develop an awareness of warning symbols and their meaning (e.x., red light, stop sign, walk, etc.). ELA.EE.SL.2.1 Participate in conversations with adults and peers.

Brian, DiSerio,Vissichelli, Aswani, Omarzai, Small,Bakshi, Kobayachi, Williams, Rouhi,Donlin,Massaro, Riera

1/27/

2023

10

$0

0

MHS

Old Bridge High School

Grades 9-12

Student involvement in the Middlesex County Day of Dialogue program.

Porowski, Schlavis, Manziano, Rubin

12/8/

2022

10

1 bus - $140

1

MHS

9/11 Museum, Met Museum, Almost Famous

Grades 12 

Impact of 9/11 on American Politics. Retrospective of European Art

Ortega, Porowski, Vosinas, Lazama

12/9/

2022

46

$0

4

Edgar

Bridgewater/Raritan Middle School

Grade 7

This trip is for my G&T Class - they will be competing in the regional FLL - First Lego League - robotics competition. They will also be presenting three skits / activities that show what they have learned in front of a panel of judges.

Ronk

11/19/

2022

17

1 bus - $240

0

Edgar

Richardson Auditorium

Grades 9-12

Students will go to Richardson Auditorium at Princeton University to see the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. The program includes Strauss' masterwork "Der Rosenklavier," along with other smaller works. Students will get the opportunity to see some of the greatest musicians in the world performing on their instruments

Messenger, Flynn, Gallagher

1/6/

2023

40

$0

0

 

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