June 25, 2014 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 19 Franklin Lakes Weather cooperates for this year’s Lions Club Carnival The Franklin Lakes and Wyckoff Lions Clubs enjoyed beau- tiful weather for their annual carnival last week, attracting large crowds nightly to McBride Field in Franklin Lakes. New teachers (continued from page 6) teacher for the second grade at the Washington School with a BA at Step 1 at $48,782 with a probable departure date of March 2. Britanny Storms has been hired as a leave replacement teacher at the Washington School with a BA at Step 1 at $48,782 pro-rated approximately through January. Lauren Griffith has been appointed a second grade teacher at the Coolidge School at a salary of $49,782 for the full year. Matthew Jenish had been appointed a leave replace- ment teacher for the fifth grade at Coolidge School at $48,782 pro-rated approximately through mid-Decem- ber. Nicole Feery has been appointed a resource room teacher at the Eisenhower Middle School with an MA at Step 2 at a salary of $54,204. Nicole Keeney has been reassigned from being a fifth grade teacher at the Lincoln School to a K-5 instructional coach at the Coolidge School at Step 5 with an MA at a salary of $55,830. Jessica Lacasse has been reappointed from a second grade teacher at the Sicomac School to K-5 instructional coach at the Lincoln School with an MA plus 30 credits at Step 6 at a salary of $61,853. Stacy Linzenbold has been reassigned from being a third grader teacher at the Sicomac School to a K-5 instructional coach at the Washington School with an MA at Step 11 at a salary of $62,893. Grace White has been reassigned from supervisor of elementary education to a K-5 instructional coach at the Sicomac School with an MA plus 60 credits at Step 15 for $95,831 plus longevity in the amount of $2,100. Christine Fuller has been reassigned from district lit- eracy coach to seventh grade language arts teacher at the Eisenhower Middle School with an MA plus 30 credits at Step 15 at $95,831 plus longevity. Faiz Mohammed had been hired as a district mainte- nance mechanic at a salary of $50,000. The district also approved a contract for a new boiler at the Sicomac School for a total contract sum of $318,000 with Pennetta Industrial Automatic, and a contract for asbestos abatement with MTM Metro Corporation in the Sicomac boiler room at $27,800.