Page 10 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • October 9, 2013 Wyckoff School board trustees make staffing decisions by John Koster The Wyckoff Board of Education has approved the con- tract of School Business Administrator/Board Secretary Alan C. Reiffe at an annual salary of $181,172 retroactive from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. Reiffe had previously served in a similar position in Allendale, another K-8 district that is demographically Inventive baker wins award The Eastern Christian Children’s retreat recently held its 48th Annual Country Fair. There was a cupcake bakeoff for profes- sional pastry chefs that included well known cupcake businesses from around New Jersey and New York. The first place winner was Kara Kakes of Franklin Lakes, and the winning entry was a Creamsicle Cupcake. Pictured with the first place winner are Judge Mary Lou Triana, Judge Judy Abma, Judge Lee Tremble, Kara Schnaidt of Kara Kakes, and Judge Kevin Rooney. similar to Wyckoff. The board also hired Ariene Nidowicz as a leave replacement teacher for second grade at the Sicomac School at $48,782 with a BA at Step 1. Julie-Anne Matthews was promoted from part-time basic skills teacher at the Coolidge School to district lit- eracy coach at a salary of $75,555 pro-rated. She has an MA plus 60 credits and is at Step 13 on the salary guide. Grace White has been reassigned from district literacy coach to supervisor of elementary education at a salary of $105,531. Katherine Teague has been reassigned from leave replacement first grade teacher at the Lincoln School with a BA at Step 1 and a salary of $48,782 to tenure track teacher at the Lincoln School with an MA at Step 1 at a salary of $53,782. Jennifer Loverde, a math teacher at the Eisenhower Middle School, has been assigned to teach an Algebra II honors class prior to the start of the school day with a 20 percent salary increase for the overtime, meaning an addi- tion of $10,756 to her base salary of $53,782. Salaries for staffers outside the teachers’ union were also approved. Computer technicians Vu Phan and Joseph Wisniewski will receive $75,026 and $70,597, respectively. Robin Shean, director of special projects, will receive a salary of $124,551 and Debra Herald, director of pupil per- sonnel services, will receive a salary of $138,445. Susan Schwartz, data records secretary, will receive a salary of $52,509, and Susan Barkauskas, executive secretary to the superintendent, will receive a salary of $81,680. Jacque- line Dwyer, executive assistant to the board of education, will receive a salary of $61,125. Jason Bohm, assistant to the board of education, will receive a salary of $81,500. Susan Vroom, payroll manager, will receive a salary of $66,365.