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Tabernacle board ratifies principals' and supervisors' agreement, approves hires and extracurricular assignments
Summary
After closed session, the Tabernacle Board ratified a July 1, 2024 Memorandum of Agreement with the Principals and Supervisors Association and approved multiple personnel actions including two teacher hires and extracurricular assignments.
The Tabernacle Township Board of Education ratified a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Tabernacle Principals and Supervisors Association dated July 1, 2024 after returning from executive session on July 8.
The ratification motion was made by Dr. Kevin McCloy and seconded by Mr. Jonathan Grubb; the action was recorded by roll call with affirmative votes from the members present.
The board also approved several personnel actions that were recorded in the minutes. Appointments included Janine Panto as a teacher for 2024–2025 (BA Step 7, salary $59,525) and Patrick McNelis as a teacher for 2024–2025 (MA Step 1, salary $61,178). The board accepted the resignation of Deanna Foreman, effective June 30, 2024, and approved the transfer of Katherine Porter and Darlene Pernice from Special Education Assistant positions to Preschool Instructional Assistant roles for 2024–2025.
Other personnel items approved included reimbursement for Candace Osmond for a Fall 2024 course per contractual agreement, approval of Audrey Cannon for up to 10 hours of homebound instruction for student 4788 at the contracted hourly rate of $48.30, and approval of Heather Wright as Special Education Assistant for 2024–2025 (salary $19,666). The board also approved the list of extra-curricular staff assignments for the 2024–2025 school year as presented on Schedule F.
The minutes record these votes and the motions that carried by roll call. There was public comment earlier in the meeting questioning the overall tax increase for 2024–2025, but the minutes do not record a specific board response to that question in the public record.
