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` 'IJ <br />U,, <br />v FSJJ. <br />Reading School Committee <br />Reading, Massachusetts <br />1.1 <br />Regular Session February 27, 2006 <br />Call to Order <br />Chair Spadafora called the regular session to order at 7:40 p.m. in the Media Center at J. <br />Warren Killam Elementary School. Present were Mrs. Gibbs, Ms. Webb, Mr. Carpenter, <br />Mr. Dahl, Mr. Spadafora and Mr. McFadden. Also present were Superintendent Schettini, <br />Assistant Superintendent Doherty and Director of Human Resources and Finance Mary <br />DeLai. <br />Bills and Payrolls <br />Bills and Payrolls were circulated for signature. <br />Citizen's Input <br />There was none. <br />Gifts <br />There were no gifts. <br />Mr. Spadafora welcomed everyone and thanked the Killam Community for hosting the <br />event. He stated there was an informal gathering before the School Committee Meeting. <br />The teachers gave highlights of the work they are doing. <br />Ms. Webb thanked Mr. Guerrette for his unwavering leadership to our teachers. <br />Liaison Reports <br />Mr. McFadden stated he finished the Health Insurance Advisory Committee last week. <br />They were expecting a 15% increase in the budgeted cost for heath insurance. In <br />actuality there was no increase, saving the Town over one million dollars. Mr. <br />McFadden attributes the savings as the Town treating the situation as a business and <br />hiring a health care consultant to help. He stated that it would be hard for Blue Cross <br />Blue Shield to justify a 15% increase in premiums when their earnings are so high. They <br />anticipated an 8-10% increase in premiums for next year maybe less. Mr. McFadden <br />thanked Steven Tringale, Reading resident and consultant, for his help. <br />Chair Spadafora stated that health insurance is a significant part of the budget. Last year <br />there was a 25% increase in health insurance. Chair Spadafora stated he asked Mr. <br />
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