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Get Ahead This Summer with Summer Assignments

As the summer sun shines brightly, students are gearing up for several months filled with exciting adventures and relaxation. The district encourages students and parents/guardians to take advantage of an invaluable opportunity to prepare for the upcoming school year: summer assignments. These assignments, carefully designed by our staff, provide a valuable head start and have been proven to contribute to academic success. Research has consistently shown that students who complete summer assignments experience numerous benefits that extend beyond the classroom. Here are some key reasons why engaging in summer assignments is crucial: 1. Retention of Knowledge: During the long summer break, students often experience a decline in academic skills. Summer assignments combat this "summer slide" by reinforcing and reviewing core concepts, allowing students to retain knowledge and skills gained during the previous school year. 2. Building Independence: Summer assignments provide an opportunity for students to take charge of their own learning. Completing these tasks independently fosters essential skills such as time management, organization, and self-discipline, setting a strong foundation for success in future academic endeavors. 3. Smooth Transition: Summer assignments bridge the gap between grade levels, ensuring a seamless transition from one school year to the next. By familiarizing themselves with upcoming coursework and concepts, students are better prepared to face new challenges and hit the ground running when school resumes. 4. Exploration and Enrichment: Summer assignments often include engaging projects, readings, or research that encourage students to explore new topics and expand their knowledge beyond the regular curriculum. This fosters a love for learning and nurtures intellectual curiosity, helping students develop a lifelong passion for education.

The significance of summer assignments is supported by compelling data. Research conducted by the National Summer Learning Association reveals that students who participate in summer learning programs or complete summer assignments experience positive effects on their academic performance. Some notable statistics include: 1. Improved Reading Skills: Students who engage in summer reading activities perform 35-40% better in reading comprehension tests compared to those who do not participate. 2. Mathematics Mastery: Students who complete summer math assignments display increased math skills, resulting in an advantage of 2.6 months of learning over their peers who do not participate. 3. Closing the Achievement Gap: Summer learning loss disproportionately affects disadvantaged students. However, participating in summer assignments can help close the achievement gap and mitigate educational inequalities.

The statistics speak for themselves, highlighting the positive impact that summer assignments have on students' academic performance. Make the most of this summer and embrace the opportunity to grow, learn, and excel when we return to school in the fall.

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WEST ORANGE BOARD OF EDUCATION<br />

Public Board Meeting - 6:00 p.m. - May 21, 2012<br />

WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL<br />

289 Main Street<br />

Final Agenda<br />

I. ROLL CALL OF THE MEMBERS AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE<br />

II. NOTICE OF MEETING:<br />

Please take notice that adequate notice of this meeting has been provided in the<br />

following manner:<br />

A. That a written notice was sent from the Office of the Secretary of the Board at<br />

4:00 p.m. on May 9, 2012.<br />

B. That said notice was sent by regular mail to the West Orange Township Clerk<br />

and the Editors of the West Orange Chronicle and the Star-Ledger.<br />

C. That said notice was posted in the lobby of the Administration Building of the<br />

Board of Education.<br />

III. CONSIDERATION OF THE CLOSED AND PUBLIC MEETING MINUTES OF May 7, 2012<br />

(Att. #1)<br />

IV. SUPERINTENDENT'S AND/OR BOARD'S REPORTS<br />

A. Student Recognitions: Essex County Association's Rights of Persons with<br />

Disabilities Essay Contest<br />

B. Marie DeMaio - 50 Years of Service Recognition<br />

C. Second Reading of the Following Board Policies:<br />

Drugs, Alcohol, Steroids, Tobacco (Substance Abuse) 5131.60<br />

Alternative Educational Programs 6172.00<br />

D. HIB Rep0rtIEVVRS Presentation<br />

E. Literacy Presentation<br />

V. REPORTS, DISCUSSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS<br />

A. PERSONNEL<br />

1. Resignations<br />

a.) Superintendent recommends approval of the following<br />

resignation(s):<br />

2. Appointments<br />

Elena Ameres, Science Teacher, Liberty School, effective 6/30/12<br />

Judith Shiffer, Instructional Aide, Washington School, for<br />

retirement purposes, effective 10/1/12<br />

a.) Superintendent recommends the reappointment of non-tenured<br />

certified and non-certified staff for the 2012-2013 school year (Aft.<br />

#2)<br />

b.) Superintendent recommends approval of the following<br />

appointment(s) at the appropriate contractual rates:<br />

Arielle Samra, Special Education Teacher, <strong>WOHS</strong>, medical leave<br />

replacement, BA-I, $240 per diem, effective 5/22/12-6/8/12<br />

(replacement)<br />

Michelle Morais, SLC Coordinator, <strong>WOHS</strong>, $4,003 stipend<br />

(prorated), funded through SLC Grant, for the 2011-2012 school<br />

year<br />

lona Santa Cruz, Library Aide, Non-degree Step 3, $25,979,<br />

effective 9/1/1 2, (additional .4 - previously part-time)<br />

Co-curricular recommendations, <strong>WOHS</strong>, for the 2012-2013 school<br />

year, as per the attached (Att. #3)<br />

Child Study Team staff to work during the summer months with<br />

Preschool Referrals and Evaluations as per specifications in the<br />

attached (Att. #4)<br />

Nicole Handler, School Psychologist, 4 days in the summer, to<br />

assist Guidance Department, at a per diem rate of $400 (Att. #5)<br />

Extended School Year 2012 Staff <strong>Assignments</strong> as per attached<br />

(Att. #6)<br />

Anita Dellal, K-I <strong>Summer</strong> Primary AssessmentlNCLB Program<br />

Evaluations, 8 days (7.5 hours/day), at a hourly rate of $39, for a<br />

total of $2,340 to be funded through Title I NCLB<br />

<strong>Summer</strong> 2012 Guidance as per attached: (Att. #7)<br />

• <strong>WOHS</strong>, $20,000<br />

• Middle Schools, $12,000<br />

• Elementary Schools, $8,400<br />

Unrecognized Position Titles in accordance with N.J.A.C. 6A:9-<br />

5.5 (Att. #8)<br />

Additions to the 2011-2012 Substitute List as per the attached (Aft.<br />

#9)<br />

3. Leave(s) of Absence<br />

a.) Superintendent recommends approval of the following leave(s) of<br />

absence:<br />

Carlene Hernandez, Social Worker, Edison School, disability<br />

maternity leave of absence, effective retroactive to 5/3/12-6/30/13<br />

Janet Wysocki, School Nurse, Redwood School, medical leave of<br />

absence effective retroactive to 5/14/12-6/20/12<br />

James Giordano, Special Education Teacher, <strong>WOHS</strong>, medical<br />

leave of absence, effective retroactive to 4/27112-6/20/12<br />

Ana Shaw, Social Worker, <strong>WOHS</strong>, maternity leave of absence,<br />

effective 6/8/12-9/28/12<br />

Kathleen Rothenbucher, Behavior Analyst, Pleasantdale School,<br />

medical leave of absence, effective retroactive to 5/8/12-6/20I12<br />

Meredith Schwartz, Physical Education Teacher, <strong>WOHS</strong>, medical<br />

leave of absence effective 5/29/12-6/20/12<br />

Debby Cohen, Special Education/Social Studies Teacher, Liberty<br />

School, maternity leave of absence, effective 9/1/12-12/14/12<br />

Antonio Fernandez, Custodian, Gregory School, medical leave of<br />

absence, effective retroactive to 5/15/12 until released by<br />

physician<br />

B. CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION<br />

1. Recommend approval of Field Trip requests for the 2011-2012 school<br />

year (Att. #10)<br />

C. FINANCE<br />

1. Recommend approval of the 5/21/12 Bills Lists: (Att. #11)<br />

Payroll/Benefits<br />

Trans p0 rtatio n<br />

Special Ed. Tuition<br />

Instruction<br />

Facilities<br />

Capital Outlay<br />

Grants<br />

Food Services<br />

Textbooks/Supplies/Athletics/Misc.<br />

$ 5,043,488.14<br />

$ 424,499.05<br />

$ 364,837.29<br />

$ 65,967.27<br />

$ 207,013.17<br />

$ 11,550.55<br />

$ 126,940.99<br />

$ 4,588.09<br />

$ 29!647.98<br />

$ 6,278,532.53<br />

2. Recommend approval of Application for School Business Request, in<br />

the amount of $6,686, ($5,037 funded through Title Ill) (Att. #12)<br />

3. Acceptance of $171,924 from the New Jersey Department of<br />

Education related to tuition reimbursement for the students enrolled<br />

in the West Orange Public Schools as a result of the earthquake in<br />

Haiti in 2010.<br />

4. Receipt of the Board Secretary's Report for the month of March, 2012<br />

(Att. #13- available in the Business Office)<br />

5. Receipt of the Treasurer of School Monies Report for the month of<br />

March, 2012 (Att. #14 - available in the Business Office)<br />

D. REPORTS<br />

VI. REPORT FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT AND/OR BOARD MEMBERS<br />

VII. MOTION FOR THE NEXT BOARD MEETING to be held at 6:00 p.m. on June 4, 2012<br />

at Liberty Middle School.<br />

VIII. PETITIONS AND HEARINGS OF CITIZENS<br />

IX. ADJOURNMENT<br />

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West Orange Board of Education<br />

2012-2013 Rehires<br />

Position Location Name<br />

<strong>WOHS</strong> Ron Bligh<br />

Director of Athletics and<br />

Health and Physical Education<br />

1<br />

Mt. Pleasant Dona Dellacqua<br />

Lunch Aide<br />

2<br />

Mt. Pleasant Michael Dellacqua<br />

Mt. Pleasant Jeanne DiOrio<br />

5 Lunch Aide Mt. Pleasant Maria Scaglione<br />

6 Lunch Aide Gregory School Donna Veith

West Orange High School<br />

MEMORANDUM<br />

To: Dr. Anthony Cavanna, Superintendent<br />

Dr. Donna Rando, Assistant Superintendent<br />

Mrs. Fran Neceskas, Director of Human Resources<br />

From: Mr. Arthur Alloggiamento, Principal<br />

Dr. Kimberly Mancarella, Assistant Principal<br />

Date: May 4, 2012<br />

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Below please find our co-curricular recommendations for the 2012-2013 school year.<br />

Please have these recommendations approved at the next board meeting. Mr. Louis<br />

Quagliato is sending his Fine Arts recommendations under separate cover. Thank you.<br />

Co-Curricular Stipend Recommended Advisor<br />

*TothI<br />

Amount of<br />

Stipend<br />

Mime Club Anthony Prasa 1359<br />

Art Club Jennifer Kitchen 1359<br />

Audio Visual Aide Club Marty Kale 4688<br />

AVID Coordinator Frank lannucci 4003<br />

Boyst Stepj earn William Fartey 3507<br />

Chess Club Ara Berberian 1359<br />

Chinese Club/Chinese Honor Society Yajing Li 2031<br />

Community/School Based Programs Victor Paglio 4003<br />

Drama Club Sandra VanDyke 1359<br />

Drill Team William Farley 3496<br />

SPLIT<br />

Erica DePalo($679.50)<br />

1359<br />

Escnptus, National English Honor Society<br />

ESL Club<br />

Tyriia Thomassie ($679.50)<br />

Raguel Feliciano<br />

__________<br />

Sonia Laureni ($1189)<br />

2378<br />

Fight for Green (1.75)<br />

French Club/French Honor Society<br />

Hope Stewart ($1189)<br />

Dana Peart<br />

_________<br />

2031<br />

Michelle Morais ($1015.50)<br />

Freshman Class Advisor<br />

Frisbee (non-stipend)<br />

Lauren Feehan ($1015.50)<br />

Jonathan Tick<br />

0<br />

Anne Hanson ($679.50)<br />

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)<br />

GSA<br />

Deborah Sharkey ($679.50)<br />

Stephen Simon<br />

Interact Service Club Lori Boltotta<br />

Italian Club/Italian Honor Society<br />

Vincenza Amabile($1 01 5.50)<br />

Rosanna Zamloot ($1015.50)<br />

Gina Paradiso ($2004.00)<br />

4008<br />

unior Class Advisor<br />

Kimberly Theobald ($2004.00)

Junior State of America Club Craig Champagne __________<br />

Literary Magazine (Cobblestone) Katie Baran<br />

Jonathan Tick ($679.50)<br />

Math Honor Society (Mu Alpha Theta) Cristiria Gonzalez ($679.50)<br />

1/3 EACH<br />

Katelyn Busby ($677.00)<br />

Lynne Steinberg ($677.00)<br />

Math Team Jonathan Tick ($677.00)<br />

Mock Trial Julie Brady<br />

Model UN Rachel Ostanski 1359<br />

In M - Music Honor Society Lisa Swanick 1359<br />

National Art Honor Society Heather Young 1359<br />

Mary Kehoe ($679.50)<br />

National Honor Society<br />

Newspaper (Pioneer)<br />

Guerlyn Millington (679.50)<br />

William Ehrlicl,<br />

3343<br />

Photography Club David Vodofsky 1359<br />

Keith Appello ($679.50)<br />

Project Adventure Coordinator Daniefle Tracy (679.50)<br />

Marvin Kron (2001.50)<br />

4003<br />

Robotics Coordinator Mark Kirchenbauer (2001.50)<br />

Ronald Brandt ($679.50)<br />

Science National Honor Society Sonia Laureni ($679.50)<br />

___________<br />

Loretta Holmok ($2004)<br />

Senior Class Advisor John Worobetz ($2004) 4008<br />

SPLIT 2031<br />

Michelle Schultz 70% ($1421.50)<br />

Science Team Advisor Tagen Jacobus 30% (609.50)<br />

Screenwriters Society William Bradley<br />

Shannon Core ($1015.50)<br />

Sophomore Class Advisor Michelle lftode ($1015.50)<br />

Spanish Club/Spanish Honor Society TBA<br />

Student Council David Vodofsky 4688<br />

Unity Club David Sehr 1359<br />

Yearbook Megan Kiezek 4008<br />

Middle States (2) TBA 2031<br />

Skills USA Cheryl Dunlap 1359<br />

**Technology Student Association Marvin Kron 1359<br />

SPLIT 1359<br />

Cynthia Critelli ($679.50)<br />

FCCLA Dora Wong-Macias ($679.50)<br />

*Amounts to be adjusted thereafter in accordance with new negotiations<br />

These three clubs will be paid for with Perkins Grant funds<br />

WEST ORANGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS<br />

DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES<br />

179 Eagle Rock Avenue West Orange New Jersey• 07052<br />

Telephone: 973-669-5400 Ext. 20539 Pthtcge<br />

Fax: 973-669-8601 Thte:<br />

Ms. CONSTANCE SALIMBENO, DIRECTOR<br />

Ms. KRISTIN GOGERTY, SUPERVISOR, PRESCHOOL, K- 8 MRS. DAWN RIBEIRO, SUPERVISOR, 9-12<br />

To: Dr. Anthony Cavaima<br />

From: Constance Salimbeno<br />

Date: May11, 2012<br />

Re: Agenda Item<br />

(Approval of Preschool Child Study Team)<br />

Below is a list of staff (Child Study Team and Related Service Providers) that are recommended<br />

to work during the summer months with the Preschool Referrals and evaluations. Rates are<br />

$300.00 per evaluation and $49.00 per hour for case management.<br />

- Laura Lison (School Psychologist)<br />

- Shari Kramer (Social Worker)<br />

- Alexis DeCarlo (Social Worker)<br />

- Madelaine Werner (Speech Therapist)<br />

- Lois Menkin (Occupational Therapist)<br />

cc: Kathy Papa, Business Office<br />

Peggy Simmons, Payroll Dept.<br />

Denise Keastead, Payroll Dept.<br />

Iris Zaback, Human Resources

Telephone: 973-669-5400 Ext. 20539<br />

Fax: 973-669-8601<br />

Ms. CONSTANCE SALIMBENO , DIRECTOR<br />

To: Dr. Anthony Cavanna<br />

Date: Mayll,2012<br />

(Approval of <strong>Summer</strong> Child Study Team)<br />

Below is a list of staff (Child Study Team) that is recommended to work during the summer<br />

months with the Preschool Referrals and evaluations. Rates are $350.00 per evaluation and<br />

$73.00 per hour for case management.<br />

- Suzanne Lee (School Psychologist)<br />

- Susan Wright (LDTC - as needed)<br />

Dawn Ribeiro<br />

Date: May 11,2012<br />

(Approval of <strong>Summer</strong> Guidance Work for Case Manager)<br />

Below is a list of staff (Child Study Team) that is recommended to work for four days during the<br />

summer months in the Guidance Department to rectify student schedules. The rate is the current<br />

summer guidance rate of $400 per day.<br />

• Nicole Handler (School Psychologist)<br />

Iris Zaback, Human Resources<br />

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179 Eagle Rock Avenue West Orange New Jersey 07052<br />

Kristin Gogerty<br />

Date: May 14, 2012<br />

(Recommended Staff- Extended School Year Program)<br />

The District will be conducting the Extended School Year Program for students who are Eligible<br />

for Special Education and Related Services, as directed by their IEP. The program will run for 23<br />

days (Monday-Friday) June 26 to July 27, 2012 (excluding July 4th). Classes for the elementary<br />

level will be held at Pleasantdale Elementary School, while classes at the middle and high school<br />

level will be held at Liberty Middle School.<br />

Current rates of pay are:<br />

Coordinators<br />

Assistant to the Coordinator<br />

Teachers<br />

OT/Speech Therapist! Social Skills<br />

Behavior Analysts<br />

Nurses<br />

Instructional Assistants<br />

Attached are the programs and recommended staff<br />

Stipend $5,000.00<br />

$49. 00/hour<br />

$49.00/hour<br />

$23.00/hour

Pleasantdale School<br />

Extended School Year 2012<br />

Staff <strong>Assignments</strong><br />

KrisIin Gogerty, Coordinator<br />

Nicholas Ga/ante, Assistant to Coordinator<br />

IVIary Berke, Secretary Assistant<br />

PSD I! Rm<br />

PSD-II I Rm<br />

PSD III I Rm<br />

PSDIV/Rm<br />

PSDV/Rm<br />

PSD ABA / Rm<br />

Primary Autistic I - 1-2-3-4<br />

Rm<br />

Primary Autistic II- K-1-2-3<br />

Primary Autistic III - 4-5<br />

Rm 104<br />

Teacher:<br />

Assistant:<br />

Assistants:<br />

md. Assistant:<br />

md. Assistants:<br />

Aliza Grutt<br />

Wally Paul / Donna Pfarr<br />

Lisa Okyle<br />

Karen Weinstein<br />

Dianna Carpenito<br />

Nancy Franchino / Donna Zarro<br />

Diane Sinisi<br />

Michelle Coppola / Kimberly MacDonald<br />

Krista Penkalski<br />

Donna Pecora<br />

Elizabeth Rubin<br />

Lauren Porter / Ashley Fiory<br />

Ashley Johnston<br />

Carlos Arenas / Paula Correia<br />

Nicole Ortiz / Francesca Romaine<br />

Eileen Duggan<br />

Jill Deardorff<br />

Anthony Romano / Brittany Hipkin<br />

Laura Amendola<br />

Kristin Pavone<br />

Mark Minnitti / Joe Russomano<br />

Nicole Chirip / Anthony Carsillo<br />

David Grant / Christina Scarbrough<br />

Primary Autistic IV - 3-4-5 Teacher: Joseph Postiglione<br />

md. Assistants: Lauren Julich / Jessica Siegel<br />

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Primary Autistic V - 1-2 Teacher: Darlene Sardinsky<br />

md. Assistants: Nancy Hopkins / Christina Quagliato<br />

Elementary<br />

MCI K-3 / Rm<br />

MCI 4-5 I Rm<br />

LLD I-K-i IRm<br />

LLDII-K-1/Rm<br />

LLD I-2-3/Rm<br />

LLDII-2-3/Rm<br />

LLD 1-3-4-5/Rm<br />

LLDII-4-51/Rm<br />

Nicole Suriano<br />

Angela Toutounis / Helene Blake<br />

Stephanie Edwards<br />

Jennifer Paul / Cynthia Christiano<br />

Mallory Rapp<br />

Jeannette Galante / Irma Morales<br />

Alison Urban<br />

Ann Krauser<br />

Antoinette Miller / Kevan Murphy<br />

Andrea Ferrara<br />

Mini Thapar / Samantha Zarro<br />

Alecia Marzullo<br />

Simona Lieberman<br />

Nick Gonnella / Jim Holik<br />

Jaime Neyburger<br />

Nick Salese<br />

Mike Schiavo<br />

Kathleen Waldron<br />

Aicha Sylla / Bonnie Goodman<br />

LLD (4-5) III / Rm Teacher: Patty Rudy<br />

Assistant: Vanessa Bailey<br />

Shared Assistant: Charmaine Cousins<br />

Related Services:<br />

Danielle Emmolo Speech / Language Therapist Rrn<br />

Kim Fields Murphy Speech / Language Therapist - Rrn<br />

Patricia Guerriero Occupational Therapist - Rm<br />

Shaina Weitz Occupational Therapist - Rm<br />

APE Teacher:<br />

Bob Berke 5 days per week<br />

Nurses:<br />

Oluwakeme Aborisade 5 days per week<br />

Behavior Analysts: (Pleasantdale - M-T-W; Liberty - Th, Fri)<br />

Meredith Johnson<br />

Library Media Specialist:<br />

Barbara Krawiec 3 days per week<br />

Wilson Reading:<br />

Kelly Dower 5 days per week<br />

ociaI Skills Groups<br />

Cindy Rotbaum 5 days per week<br />

Liberty Middle School<br />

Sanhita Kar, Coordinator - Room 102<br />

Judy Damiano, Floater, Secretary Assistant - Room 102<br />

MCI I (6-7-8) / Rm<br />

MCI-9-10/Rm.<br />

MCI - 11-12 I Rm.<br />

Autistic - MS / Rm<br />

Autistic - HS I Rm<br />

18 yrs. - 21 yrs. Program<br />

LLD<br />

6th Grade / Rm<br />

Shared Assistant:<br />

LLD II - 6th Grade / Rm Teacher:<br />

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Monika DiPani<br />

Mavis Brown<br />

Dan Schoch<br />

Ofelia Rodriguez<br />

Kristen Azzato<br />

Nick Alfano / Gisele Montoya<br />

Kim Buckley<br />

Amanda Greelees<br />

Nubia Rodriguez<br />

Elieen Cardone<br />

Ruysdael Georges / Jamae Sippio<br />

Mollie Cain<br />

David Sinisi / Joe Chango<br />

Derek Smith / Domenica Alessi<br />

Joe Spina<br />

Chris DeMarco / Maria Gonzalez<br />

Mallory DeMarco<br />

Christine Shahadi<br />

Diane Dixon / Pierpaolo Mancarella<br />

Darrel Favors<br />

Jeanette DePalma<br />

Geoff Grivaisky<br />

Nicole Jusulavage<br />

Floyd Gray<br />

Corinn Giaquinto

LLI)<br />

71h Grade / Rm<br />

LLD - 8th Grade I Rm<br />

LLD - 9th Grade I Rm<br />

LLD-1O -11 Grade / Rm<br />

Janet Wiggins<br />

Fred Barnwell<br />

Henry Chang<br />

Anton Carrera<br />

Gary Roberts<br />

Tom Fortune<br />

Marcia Grivalsky<br />

Steve Simon<br />

Sil Bastaio<br />

Brittany Bur<br />

MD Program - 6-8 Grade / Rm Teacher: Dan Capriola<br />

TBD<br />

Kevin Reily<br />

Rosemary Murray<br />

Behavior Analysts:<br />

Wilson Reading I Edmark:<br />

Maryann Solimo<br />

Social Skills Groups<br />

Jodie Goldstein<br />

Lee Cohen<br />

Occupational Therapist<br />

SpeechlLanguage Therapist<br />

3 days per week<br />

5 days per week<br />

(Pleasantdale - M-T-W; Liberty - Tb, Fri)<br />

2 days per week<br />

iid. Assistants: Nancy Festa I Maria Orban<br />

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CHERYL BUTLER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE<br />

51 CONFORTI AVENUE WEST ORANGE, NJ O7O52-2829 973-669-5301, Ext. 31611 •FAX 973-669-5184<br />

E-mail: cbut1er(iwoboe.org<br />

From: Cheryl Butler<br />

Date: May 16,2012<br />

Re: <strong>Summer</strong> Hours for Guidance Counselors<br />

The following is a request for the summer of 2012<br />

1. High School - minimum of 5 (five) days<br />

The request is that ten (10) counselors work 5(five) days each. The cost of this would be<br />

$20,000 (5 days @ $400 per day = $2000; $2000 x 10 = $20,000).<br />

Justification:<br />

• Scheduling. Counselors need to adjust schedules due to class balancing and refinements<br />

of the master schedule, as well as checking the final schedule for each student enrolled.<br />

During the summer some students attend summer school and the necessary adjustments<br />

must be made. Course requests need to be updated once failures are in and summer<br />

school registration has been completed.<br />

• Special Education scheduling. Counselors need to ensure proper accommodations and<br />

placements for classified students, especially new entrants during the summer, or those<br />

1EPs that have been changed by re-evaluations. We need to make sure that these<br />

students are in the right classes to stay in compliance<br />

• Registering new students into the district. Because the transition into a new school is a<br />

big one, we feel that welcoming new students and their parents into the West Orange<br />

district with a tour of our building is important. We can also get a background on the<br />

new student since most transcripts are incomplete, etc. The high school has<br />

approximately 120 new students each year. These students have register beginning in the<br />

summer and continue the registration through September. Being available to schedule<br />

these students during the summer would be a better transition for the students. Waiting<br />

until September decreases the delay of the number of students starting classes in<br />

September.<br />

• Review Transcripts. Transcripts need to be checked for accuracy before they are sent<br />

out to the colleges/universities. This needs to be done the week after school ends. Final<br />

transcripts should be mailed out to colleges/universities no later than July 15 to complete<br />

the final step in the admission's process.<br />

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2. Middle Schools- minimum of 5 (five) days<br />

The request is that six(6) counselors work 5(five) days each. The cost of this would be<br />

$12,000 (5 days @ $400 per day = $2000; $2000 x 6= $12,000).<br />

Mr. Fitzgerald is requesting 2 additional days for his counselors since Edison is now a statedesignated<br />

focused school. Additional student identification will be needed for classroom<br />

placement for Accelerated Math and Language Arts classes using Performance Matters, and<br />

for those students who are economically disadvantaged as well. If Edison is switched back to<br />

a 9-period day schedule, Mr. Fitzgerald is requesting a minimum of 10 days.

district with a tour of our building is important. Counselors can also get a background on<br />

the new student since most transcripts are incomplete, etc.<br />

• Master scheduling. The middle school counselors are responsible for every aspect of<br />

scheduling on Power School. The counselors are the only ones who were trained and feel<br />

comfortable using the program. Counselors need to adjust the master schedule to reflect<br />

each building's new initiatives.<br />

IEPs that have been changed by re-evaluations. Counselors need to make sure that these<br />

students are in the right classes to stay in compliance.<br />

• Top/Honors classes. Because the NJ ASK test is in May, we do not get our scores until<br />

August counselors need to monitor and move students in/out of those recommended for<br />

top/honors classes to adhere to the district's criteria.<br />

3. Elementary Guidance Counselors - minimum of 3 days<br />

The request is that seven(7) counselors work 3(three) days each. The cost of this would<br />

be $8400 (3 days @ $400 per day = $1200; $1200 x 7 = $8400).<br />

• Review and refine procedures for the I&RS and 504 Process in order to develop<br />

consistency and continuity.<br />

• Understand the RTI process since counselors will be very important with the<br />

implementation of the process.<br />

• With the implementation of the Bullying Law review issues and concerns that existed and<br />

develop consistent school-wide initiates that would address issues and concerns related to<br />

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OFFICE OF THE ESSEX COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS<br />

REQUEST FOR PERMISSION TO USE AN UNRECOGNIZED POSITION TITLE<br />

DISTRICT: West Orange SCHOOL YEAR: 2012-20 13 DATE SUBMITTED: May 21, 2012<br />

N.J.A.C. 6A:9-5.5 Assignment of titles<br />

If a district board of education determines that the use of an unrecognized position title<br />

is desirable, or if a previously established unrecognized title exists, the district board of<br />

education shall submit to the county superintendent a written request for permission to<br />

use the proposed title, prior to appointing a candidate. Such request shall include a<br />

detailed job description. The county superintendent shall exercise his or her discretion<br />

regarding approval of the request and determine the appropriate certification and title<br />

for the position. The county superintendent shall review annually all previously<br />

approved unrecognized position titles and determine whether such titles shall be<br />

continued for the next school year. Decisions rendered by county superintendents<br />

regarding titles and certificates for unrecognized positions shall be binding upon future<br />

seniority determinations on a case-by-case basis.<br />

Permission is requested to use the following unrecognized position title:<br />

Dean of Students and Teacher-in-Charge of Attendance, Discipline and In-School<br />

Suspension<br />

NAME OF UNRECOGNIZED TITLE<br />

This is a NEW request. Detailed Job Description is attached.<br />

X This is a request to RENEW. Det1e1d Job Description is attached.<br />

Signature of District Superintendent<br />

******DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - COUNTY OFFICE USE ONLY******<br />

The school certification requirement(s) for this unrecognized position title are as follows:<br />

Standard Teaching Certificate<br />

Approval Non-Approval<br />

Essex County Superintendent Date

OFFICE OF THE ESSEX COUNTY SUPERiNTENDENT OF SCHOOLS<br />

DISTRICT: West Orange SCHOOL YEAR: 2012-2013 DATE SUBMITTED: May 21, 2012<br />

NCLB/Title I Project Manager<br />

X This is a request to RENEW. Detaipdbescription is attached.<br />

Elementary School Teacher Certification<br />

Director of Human Resources<br />

X This is a request to RENEW. Detai<br />

Principal/Principal CE<br />

Director of Athletics and Health and Physical Education<br />

X This is a request to RENEW. Detai1,JoJ,Description is attached.<br />

Supervisor and Health and Physical Education Standard Certificates<br />

REOUEST FOR PERMISSION TO USE AN UNRECOGNIZED POSITION TITLE<br />

Executive Director of Guidance Services<br />

Student Personnel Services and School Administrator and Supervisor<br />

regarding titles and certificates for unrecognized positions shall be binding upon ftiture<br />

Director of Student Support Services<br />

X This is a request to RENEW. Detailed Job Description is attached.<br />

Signature of District Superintendent ________________________________________<br />

Principal/Principal CE/Teacher of the Handicapped or Teacher of Students with Disabilities<br />

Substitutes for 2011-20 12<br />

May 21, 2012<br />

Name Subject Area<br />

Hoatson, Julianne K-12<br />

Centrella, Anita Admin. Assistant<br />

Resind Carol Fastigg i from Substitute list

The Public Schools<br />

West Orange, New Jersey<br />

From: Donna Rando Ed.D., Assistant Superintendent<br />

Date: May 17, 2012<br />

Re: Field Trips<br />

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Please place the following on the West Orange Board of Education Meeting Agenda of Monday,<br />

May 21, 2012 under Curriculum and Instruction.<br />

"Recommend acceptance of field trip requests submitted for Board of Education approval."<br />

See attached.<br />

Thank you.<br />

C: M.Kenney<br />

P. Nicholais<br />

Field T equests<br />

May ,2O12<br />

Source of Funds (i.e.,<br />

District, School, PTA,<br />

Describe How Activity Relates to Transportation Student Activity Account,<br />

School Destination Course/Grade Teacher Curriculum Cost Student)<br />

Gregory Degnan Park Grade 4 Grade 4 End of Year Activity $138 District<br />

Students: $125<br />

Mt Pleasant East Lake School - Grade 3 Gilbert Pen Pal Picnic $264 PTA: $139<br />

Mt Pleasant Turtle Back Zoo Primary Autism Postiglione Animals and their Habitats $264 PTA: $139

To:<br />

From:<br />

Date:<br />

Re:<br />

Dr. Anthony P. Cavanna, Superintendent<br />

Donna Rando, Ed.D., Assistant Superintendent<br />

May 17, 2012<br />

Agenda Item<br />

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Please place the following on the West Orange Board of Education Meeting agenda of May 21, 2012<br />

under "Finance."<br />

"Recommend acceptance of Application for Absence for School Business request submitted for Board of<br />

Education approval."<br />

5/27/12-6/29/12<br />

6/27/12-6/29/12<br />

* Title III Funds<br />

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WEST ORANGE BOARD OF EDUCATION Public Board Meeting - 6:00 p.m. - May 21, 2012 WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 289 Main Street Final Agenda I. ROLL CALL OF THE MEMBERS AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE II. NOTICE OF MEETING: Please take notice that adequate notice of this meeting has been provided in the following manner: A. That a written notice was sent from the Office of the Secretary of the Board at 4:00 p.m. on May 9, 2012. B. That said notice was sent by regular mail to the West Orange Township Clerk and the Editors of the West Orange Chronicle and the Star-Ledger. C. That said notice was posted in the lobby of the Administration Building of the Board of Education. III. CONSIDERATION OF THE CLOSED AND PUBLIC MEETING MINUTES OF May 7, 2012 (Att. #1) IV. SUPERINTENDENT'S AND/OR BOARD'S REPORTS A. Student Recognitions: Essex County Association's Rights of Persons with Disabilities Essay Contest B. Marie DeMaio - 50 Years of Service Recognition C. Second Reading of the Following Board Policies: Drugs, Alcohol, Steroids, Tobacco (Substance Abuse) 5131.60 Alternative Educational Programs 6172.00 D. HIB Rep0rtIEVVRS Presentation E. Literacy Presentation V. REPORTS, DISCUSSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS 1

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excellent place to hang out in summer, especially the roof terrace in summer is somewhat unreal for Moscow, cool and fancy and lots of green around, and this in the very very center not far from pushkinskaya. kitchen is cool too, not cheap though)) and very nice cocktails .... expect no chance to grab a table on hot summer days

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Served us warm oysters. And this was after the server had to check with the kitchen to see if there remained an of these delights. That evening I awaited the gastro surprise, but nothing happened...whew! Grilled octopus was inferior to that at Brix Wine Bar and twice as expensive. Downstairs, with all the smoke was packed. Upstairs, with the clean air, was empty. We sat upstairs with a view to the open kitchen. Wine selection is what I have learned to expect in Moscow, limited selection of reasonably priced wines, limited selection of outrageously priced wines. Very pretty place with attentive staff. I ordered the chef's special for that night, the roasted quail with spinach and it was dried out tough and unappealing. I wonder if the same kitchen serves downstairs and upstairs...because the folks downstairs seem to be having lots of fun while the two upstairs were looking at an evening of the Moscow restaurant formula: big investments in the interior, but not in the food... Bummer

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There are several places that I normally prefer to go to, and some times this list changes. But not that one. Any time I think about quiet place with a perfect delicious dishes and nice ambiance, I think of Aist cafe. I enjoy very much sitting on the terrace up stairs, and I also enjoy the atmosphere on the first floor restaurant. I would change nothing there. Everything is on it's place. Staff is very friendly and professional, and they make you feel very comfortable. Aist is situated in the very centre of Moscow and in the same time it is in the very quiet place, and it is like you escaped from Moscow-traffic-jam's reality to the island of tranquility, style and peace, where you can relax and spend a time drinking cofe with the tiramisu, or eating some usually tipical spagetti but unbelievable tasty ones. I recommend this restaurant - it is nice, calm and relaxing with a really tasty dishes and perfect ambiance and service.

Been a few times, usually when guests in town. Be warned it is pricy for sure. Still have been there with just one friend once and all i can say is we had the best fun, tries great food + a bunch of different drinks. We had some fun that is for sure and were probably last to leave! After that night we both agreed we must come and come again :-) Another time i went with a group, we had really good fun, the food was very good & the wine flowed. We did sit outside & it was quite chilly. Still it is a place with good atmosphere and it gets interesting characters all te time, its a real see and be seen place. fun fun fun...

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Elektrostal is a vibrant city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia. With a rich history, stunning architecture, and a thriving community, Elektrostal is a city that has much to offer. Whether you are a history buff, nature enthusiast, or simply curious about different cultures, Elektrostal is sure to captivate you.

This article will provide you with 40 fascinating facts about Elektrostal, giving you a better understanding of why this city is worth exploring. From its origins as an industrial hub to its modern-day charm, we will delve into the various aspects that make Elektrostal a unique and must-visit destination.

So, join us as we uncover the hidden treasures of Elektrostal and discover what makes this city a true gem in the heart of Russia.

Key Takeaways:

• Elektrostal, known as the “Motor City of Russia,” is a vibrant and growing city with a rich industrial history, offering diverse cultural experiences and a strong commitment to environmental sustainability.
• With its convenient location near Moscow, Elektrostal provides a picturesque landscape, vibrant nightlife, and a range of recreational activities, making it an ideal destination for residents and visitors alike.

Known as the “Motor City of Russia.”

Elektrostal, a city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia, earned the nickname “Motor City” due to its significant involvement in the automotive industry.

Home to the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Elektrostal is renowned for its metallurgical plant, which has been producing high-quality steel and alloys since its establishment in 1916.

Boasts a rich industrial heritage.

Elektrostal has a long history of industrial development, contributing to the growth and progress of the region.

Founded in 1916.

The city of Elektrostal was founded in 1916 as a result of the construction of the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Located approximately 50 kilometers east of Moscow.

Elektrostal is situated in close proximity to the Russian capital, making it easily accessible for both residents and visitors.

Known for its vibrant cultural scene.

Elektrostal is home to several cultural institutions, including museums, theaters, and art galleries that showcase the city’s rich artistic heritage.

A popular destination for nature lovers.

Surrounded by picturesque landscapes and forests, Elektrostal offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and birdwatching.

Hosts the annual Elektrostal City Day celebrations.

Every year, Elektrostal organizes festive events and activities to celebrate its founding, bringing together residents and visitors in a spirit of unity and joy.

Has a population of approximately 160,000 people.

Elektrostal is home to a diverse and vibrant community of around 160,000 residents, contributing to its dynamic atmosphere.

Boasts excellent education facilities.

The city is known for its well-established educational institutions, providing quality education to students of all ages.

A center for scientific research and innovation.

Elektrostal serves as an important hub for scientific research, particularly in the fields of metallurgy, materials science, and engineering.

Surrounded by picturesque lakes.

The city is blessed with numerous beautiful lakes, offering scenic views and recreational opportunities for locals and visitors alike.

Well-connected transportation system.

Elektrostal benefits from an efficient transportation network, including highways, railways, and public transportation options, ensuring convenient travel within and beyond the city.

Famous for its traditional Russian cuisine.

Food enthusiasts can indulge in authentic Russian dishes at numerous restaurants and cafes scattered throughout Elektrostal.

Home to notable architectural landmarks.

Elektrostal boasts impressive architecture, including the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord and the Elektrostal Palace of Culture.

Offers a wide range of recreational facilities.

Residents and visitors can enjoy various recreational activities, such as sports complexes, swimming pools, and fitness centers, enhancing the overall quality of life.

Provides a high standard of healthcare.

Elektrostal is equipped with modern medical facilities, ensuring residents have access to quality healthcare services.

Home to the Elektrostal History Museum.

The Elektrostal History Museum showcases the city’s fascinating past through exhibitions and displays.

A hub for sports enthusiasts.

Elektrostal is passionate about sports, with numerous stadiums, arenas, and sports clubs offering opportunities for athletes and spectators.

Celebrates diverse cultural festivals.

Throughout the year, Elektrostal hosts a variety of cultural festivals, celebrating different ethnicities, traditions, and art forms.

Electric power played a significant role in its early development.

Elektrostal owes its name and initial growth to the establishment of electric power stations and the utilization of electricity in the industrial sector.

Boasts a thriving economy.

The city’s strong industrial base, coupled with its strategic location near Moscow, has contributed to Elektrostal’s prosperous economic status.

Houses the Elektrostal Drama Theater.

The Elektrostal Drama Theater is a cultural centerpiece, attracting theater enthusiasts from far and wide.

Popular destination for winter sports.

Elektrostal’s proximity to ski resorts and winter sport facilities makes it a favorite destination for skiing, snowboarding, and other winter activities.

Promotes environmental sustainability.

Elektrostal prioritizes environmental protection and sustainability, implementing initiatives to reduce pollution and preserve natural resources.

Home to renowned educational institutions.

Elektrostal is known for its prestigious schools and universities, offering a wide range of academic programs to students.

Committed to cultural preservation.

The city values its cultural heritage and takes active steps to preserve and promote traditional customs, crafts, and arts.

Hosts an annual International Film Festival.

The Elektrostal International Film Festival attracts filmmakers and cinema enthusiasts from around the world, showcasing a diverse range of films.

Encourages entrepreneurship and innovation.

Elektrostal supports aspiring entrepreneurs and fosters a culture of innovation, providing opportunities for startups and business development.

Offers a range of housing options.

Elektrostal provides diverse housing options, including apartments, houses, and residential complexes, catering to different lifestyles and budgets.

Home to notable sports teams.

Elektrostal is proud of its sports legacy, with several successful sports teams competing at regional and national levels.

Boasts a vibrant nightlife scene.

Residents and visitors can enjoy a lively nightlife in Elektrostal, with numerous bars, clubs, and entertainment venues.

Promotes cultural exchange and international relations.

Elektrostal actively engages in international partnerships, cultural exchanges, and diplomatic collaborations to foster global connections.

Surrounded by beautiful nature reserves.

Nearby nature reserves, such as the Barybino Forest and Luchinskoye Lake, offer opportunities for nature enthusiasts to explore and appreciate the region’s biodiversity.

Commemorates historical events.

The city pays tribute to significant historical events through memorials, monuments, and exhibitions, ensuring the preservation of collective memory.

Promotes sports and youth development.

Elektrostal invests in sports infrastructure and programs to encourage youth participation, health, and physical fitness.

Hosts annual cultural and artistic festivals.

Throughout the year, Elektrostal celebrates its cultural diversity through festivals dedicated to music, dance, art, and theater.

Provides a picturesque landscape for photography enthusiasts.

The city’s scenic beauty, architectural landmarks, and natural surroundings make it a paradise for photographers.

Connects to Moscow via a direct train line.

The convenient train connection between Elektrostal and Moscow makes commuting between the two cities effortless.

A city with a bright future.

Elektrostal continues to grow and develop, aiming to become a model city in terms of infrastructure, sustainability, and quality of life for its residents.

In conclusion, Elektrostal is a fascinating city with a rich history and a vibrant present. From its origins as a center of steel production to its modern-day status as a hub for education and industry, Elektrostal has plenty to offer both residents and visitors. With its beautiful parks, cultural attractions, and proximity to Moscow, there is no shortage of things to see and do in this dynamic city. Whether you’re interested in exploring its historical landmarks, enjoying outdoor activities, or immersing yourself in the local culture, Elektrostal has something for everyone. So, next time you find yourself in the Moscow region, don’t miss the opportunity to discover the hidden gems of Elektrostal.

Q: What is the population of Elektrostal?

A: As of the latest data, the population of Elektrostal is approximately XXXX.

Q: How far is Elektrostal from Moscow?

A: Elektrostal is located approximately XX kilometers away from Moscow.

Q: Are there any famous landmarks in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal is home to several notable landmarks, including XXXX and XXXX.

Q: What industries are prominent in Elektrostal?

A: Elektrostal is known for its steel production industry and is also a center for engineering and manufacturing.

Q: Are there any universities or educational institutions in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal is home to XXXX University and several other educational institutions.

Q: What are some popular outdoor activities in Elektrostal?

A: Elektrostal offers several outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling, and picnicking in its beautiful parks.

Q: Is Elektrostal well-connected in terms of transportation?

A: Yes, Elektrostal has good transportation links, including trains and buses, making it easily accessible from nearby cities.

Q: Are there any annual events or festivals in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, including XXXX and XXXX.

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Work at the Wildberries warehouse was paralyzed by a police raid. Employees are being taken to military registration and enlistment offices Wildberries is expected to lose billions of dollars due to an inspection at a warehouse in Elektrostal 11.24.2023, 13:38

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Law enforcement officers are inspecting the warehouse of the Wildberries market in Elektrostal, Moscow Region. According to the Teleram channel plinth In the early morning hours of November 24, riot police arrived at the warehouse.

Eyewitnesses claim that several dozen security forces captured illegal immigrants and those who had recently acquired Russian citizenship. By law, a man must enlist in the army immediately after receiving a passport. Those who fail to do so will be summoned to the military registration and registration office.

telegram channel Puree He reported that security forces did not allow Wildberries employees to enter the warehouse, and employees who had questions were taken away on a bus. Therefore, loading and unloading of goods may be delayed.

Shot It is stated that 150 people were detained during the raid. They were taken to the police station by four private buses. According to this plinth Wildberries employees were sent to the military registration and enlistment office. The inspection is still ongoing, during this period the warehouse is not working: workers cannot enter or exit.

Head of the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Moscow Region reported About the raid on Elektrostal on the territory of the Fryazevo railway station; During the investigation, foreigners who violated immigration and labor laws were detected. A protocol was issued against 16 people for violating the stay regime in Russia, engaging in illegal labor activity and violating immigration rules.

“They were each fined the following amount: from two to five thousand rubles . Three illegal immigrants were deported from the country,” said Tatyana Petrova, Head of the Information and Public Relations Department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

It was not stated whether the raid on the Fryazevo station was linked to the Wildberries checks.

“Threatens billions in losses”

in conversation with RIA News The press service of the market confirmed that it checked the documents of the company’s employees:

“Experts who pass the exam return to work. In this regard, it is possible to experience interruptions in the loading and unloading of goods in some areas of the logistics center. Wildberries management is providing assistance to the police.”

The market emphasizes that the management has taken all necessary measures “to accelerate the process of returning the warehouse to normal operation.”

Agency Interfax The press service reported that 8 thousand warehouse workers could not start work due to the inspection.

“Hundreds of thousands of sellers’ products are not shipped to customers. “This situation threatens entrepreneurs with losses of billions of dollars during the high season,” he said.

An Interfax source from law enforcement confirmed that security forces were working in the marketplace warehouse area; According to him, the activities are carried out within the scope of Operation Immigrant.

Blueberries already checked

A similar raid was carried out on the warehouse of the Belaya Dacha company. spent 30 October. The Moscow Region Investigation Directorate reported that during the investigation, one of the men insulted a police officer. telegram channel . A criminal case was opened against him.

Operation Illegal 2023 was carried out by law enforcement forces in the summer and autumn months and 15 thousand illegal immigrants were deported. Official representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia Irina Volk sure He said such actions would be carried out on an ongoing basis.

In addition, law enforcement agencies are looking for Russian citizens who have recently received a passport but have not registered for military service. So in August this year more than 100 people was taken away To carry out the military registration procedure, St. To the military registration and enlistment offices of St. Petersburg. A similar raid took place in Chuvashia.

The head of the ICR, Alexander Bastrykin, suggested introducing measures against such violators, for example, depriving them of citizenship for refusing to join the ICR:

“If you are not ready to fulfill your military service as a citizen of the Russian Federation, you must make a decision to denaturalize such a person.”

Bastrykin said that new Russian citizens often bypass military service and therefore suggested that they be given priority in participating in the missions of a special military operation.

Source: Gazeta

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