Business Services Dr. Ray Lauk.

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Business Services Dr. Ray Lauk

Payroll – Susan Rauzi First pay is September 14 Pay days are normally the 15th and last day of the month. If that falls on a legal holiday or weekend, pay comes day before (even holidays and school breaks) DIRECT DEPOSIT Pay stubs at https://provisotreasurer.com/my_info/sd89/

Payroll – Susan Rauzi Stipends paid on Dec 15 and June 30. Must complete stipend request: December pay by Thanksgiving Memorial Day for the June stipend pay. Stipends will be paid on separate check to ease tax withholding Union dues begin to be deducted once MEA submits list No TRS or union dues in July and August Salary is spread out over the year. Check your pay check for accuracy! If doing any type of additional work with time sheets, submit them promptly.

Employee Benefits – Cindy Consalvo Insurance begins your start date (for most of you it begins 8-23-2018). ID cards are sent to your home address. If you enrolled in Optical Benefits they will be effective 9-1-2018. You must enroll in our District Insurance plan within 31 days from your start date otherwise you must wait until Open Enrollment in February 2019.

Employee Benefits – Cindy Consalvo Open Enrollment is February 2019, benefit changes become effective 4-1-2019. Rates change in April each year. Any Changes to your insurance must be made during Open Enrollment, unless you experience a Qualified Life Event. Example: Marriage, divorce, birth of a child, etc. (You have 31 days from the life event to make the change or be added to the insurance).

Employee Benefits We offer a Flexible Spending Program that will begin in January of 2019. Information will be sent in an email in December for sign-up. Medical Expenses Child care If you had one in last district, check to see if you still have money. $5,000 term life insurance through Metlife paid for by the District. A Metlife application needs to be completed and on file. Long-term disability insurance is available for purchase through MetLife.

Nutrition Programs – Marisa Raymond Every child receives free lunch Every child receives free breakfast Breakfast after the bell You must record every breakfast with a hash mark on the roster provided by the office as it is served Children must take a breakfast bag and a milk of their choice Unopened food and milk should be sent back to the cafeteria and will be donated Preferred Meals will pick up the extra food and your daily roster After school snacks will be provided for students in afterschool programs.

Accounts Payable – Maria Donahoo Supply Reimbursements New teachers with classrooms receive $275 reimbursement for classroom supplies Subsequent years classroom teachers receive $175 for supplies Nonclassroom teachers receive $100 If you are transferred to another building or classroom - $100 Receipts must be submitted all at once by December 1

Accounts Payable - Supplies When ordering supplies, your secretary will help with the PO request Important step – sign and return the yellow highlighted copy and packing slip indicating it’s received and OK to pay.

Miscellaneous – Cynthia Hogan and Kadir Dada If collecting money from students… NEVER keep money in your classroom overnight ALWAYS turn in money to the office daily ALWAYS get a receipt from the secretary Omni administers three 403b retirement savings options – DO THIS! In addition to direct deposit anywhere, you can also have payroll deductions sent to Access Credit Union for savings. Read your contract – DO THIS! If called for jury duty, contact Cynthia Hogan for further assistance.