Diane Crosier
San Diego County Office of Education
-Joint Powers Authority (SDCOE-JPA)
and Schools Excess Liability Fund (SELF)
San Diego County Office of Education
-Joint Powers Authority (SDCOE-JPA)
and Schools Excess Liability Fund (SELF)
Area 6
Diane Crosier
Committee: Claims &
Coverage Committee
Phone: (858) 292-3747
Fax: (858) 279-6236
Email: dcrosier@sdcoe.net
Term Expires: 00/00/0000
Affiliation: San Diego County
Schools JPA
Counties: Imperial
Inyo
Los Angeles
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Ventura
12/19/2007
Diane Crosier
Committee: Claims &
Coverage Committee
Phone: (858) 292-3747
Fax: (858) 279-6236
Email: dcrosier@sdcoe.net
Term Expires: 00/00/0000
Affiliation: San Diego County
Schools JPA
Counties: Imperial
Inyo
Los Angeles
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Ventura
12/19/2007
SELF Board of Directors
Winter 2007
SELF’s Board of Directors is made up of 34 representatives
and alternates employed by SELF members. Sixteen
representatives are elected by their peers to four-year terms
in their respective SELF areas. There are currently some
alternate board member positions vacant.
Area I
Clifton Anderson
candersn@humboldt.k12.ca.us
Area II
Wes Combes
wcombes@rbuhsd.k12.ca.us
Jan Keller - Alternate
jkeller@bcoe.org
Area III
John Falappino
sigjfalappino@earthlink.net
Richard Hare - Alternate
richard@tcsig.com
Area IV
Becky Slaughter
becky@crsig.com
Area V
Travis Steagall
tsteagall@smcsig.org
Sandra Lepley
slepley@pleasanton.k12.ca.us
Area VI
Nancy Anderson
nanderson@mvusd.k12.ca.us
Lynn April Hartline
lhartline@ocde.us
Eva Lueck
elueck@gusd.net
Paula Tanguay
tanguay@ascip.org
Denise Smith
denises@icoe.org
Eric Johnston
eric_johnston@snowline.k12.ca.us
John Fogarty - Alternate
jfogarty@ocde.us
Diane Crosier - Alternate
dcrosier@sdcoe.net
Toan Nguyen - Alternate
toan.nguyen@abcusd.k12.ca.us
Rick Carr - Alternate
rick_carr@mtnview.k12.ca.us
Karla Rhay - Alternate
karla_rhay@sbcss.k12.ca.us
Northern CC
Scott Miller
smiller@napavalley.edu
Teresa Scott
scottt@yosemite.cc.ca.us
Doug Brinkley -Alternate
doug.brinkley@scccd.edu
Tom Kesey - Alternate
tkesey@mendocino.edu
Southern CC
Michael Gregoryk
mgregoryk@mtsac.edu
Peter Hardash
hardash_peter@rsccd.org
John Didion - Alternate
didion_john@rsccd.org
CSU
Charlene Minnick
cminnick@calstate.edu
Michelle Schlack - Alternate
mschlack@calstate.edu
Winter 2007
SELF’s Board of Directors is made up of 34 representatives
and alternates employed by SELF members. Sixteen
representatives are elected by their peers to four-year terms
in their respective SELF areas. There are currently some
alternate board member positions vacant.
Area I
Clifton Anderson
candersn@humboldt.k12.ca.us
Area II
Wes Combes
wcombes@rbuhsd.k12.ca.us
Jan Keller - Alternate
jkeller@bcoe.org
Area III
John Falappino
sigjfalappino@earthlink.net
Richard Hare - Alternate
richard@tcsig.com
Area IV
Becky Slaughter
becky@crsig.com
Area V
Travis Steagall
tsteagall@smcsig.org
Sandra Lepley
slepley@pleasanton.k12.ca.us
Area VI
Nancy Anderson
nanderson@mvusd.k12.ca.us
Lynn April Hartline
lhartline@ocde.us
Eva Lueck
elueck@gusd.net
Paula Tanguay
tanguay@ascip.org
Denise Smith
denises@icoe.org
Eric Johnston
eric_johnston@snowline.k12.ca.us
John Fogarty - Alternate
jfogarty@ocde.us
Diane Crosier - Alternate
dcrosier@sdcoe.net
Toan Nguyen - Alternate
toan.nguyen@abcusd.k12.ca.us
Rick Carr - Alternate
rick_carr@mtnview.k12.ca.us
Karla Rhay - Alternate
karla_rhay@sbcss.k12.ca.us
Northern CC
Scott Miller
smiller@napavalley.edu
Teresa Scott
scottt@yosemite.cc.ca.us
Doug Brinkley -Alternate
doug.brinkley@scccd.edu
Tom Kesey - Alternate
tkesey@mendocino.edu
Southern CC
Michael Gregoryk
mgregoryk@mtsac.edu
Peter Hardash
hardash_peter@rsccd.org
John Didion - Alternate
didion_john@rsccd.org
CSU
Charlene Minnick
cminnick@calstate.edu
Michelle Schlack - Alternate
mschlack@calstate.edu
Crosier, Shinoff and Bonny Garcia:
One big happy family?
REGULAR MEETING
SWEETWATER UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ADOPTED MINUTES
August 26, 2002
Board: Jim Cartmill •Robert Griego •Pearl Quiñones •Arlie N. Ricasa •Greg R. Sandoval
Superintendent: Ed Brand
Roll Call Board members present were Robert Griego, Pearl Quiñones, and Arlie
Ricasa.
Also present were Ed Brand, superintendent, and Sandra Smith, clerk of the board.
III. Adjourn to Closed Session
1. STUDENT EXPULSIONS/SUSPENDED EXPULSIONS/REINSTATEMENTS –
Education Code Section 48916-48918 (students identified by ID number).
2. PUBLIC EMPLOYEE EVALUATION/APPOINTMENT/TRANSFER – Government Code
Section 54957
3. CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR - Government Code Section 54957.6 4.
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL – PENDING LITIGATION – Subdivision (a) of
Section 54956.9
President Sandoval adjourned the public meeting to convene closed session at 6:06 p.
m.
President Sandoval called the closed session meeting to order at 6:10 p.m.
Board members present were Robert Griego, Pearl Quiñones, and Arlie Ricasa.
(Christopher Suber, student board member, was excluded from the closed session
meeting.) Jim Cartmill joined the closed session meeting at 6:11 p.m.
Also attending closed session were Ed Brand,
superintendent, Bonny Garcia, legal counsel, Dan Shinoff,
Jack Sleeth, and Diane Crosier, general counsel, and Kathy
Dahlen, labor negotiator.
President Sandoval adjourned the closed session meeting at 6:50 p.m., and
reconvened the public session at 7:00 p.m...
President Sandoval reported that the board took the following action:
Moved by Cartmill, seconded by Sandoval, to accept the administrative hearing panel’s
recommendation to reinstate the following students (students identified by ID
number): #341381, #348491, #345926. Vote: 5-0
...Moved by Sandoval, seconded by Cartmill, to approve the following administrative
transfer: Kathleen Guilfoyle Grants Manager September 3, 2002 Administration
Center Vote: 5-0
...Moved by Cartmill, seconded by Quiñones, to approve the following administrative
appointment:Jodi Sevilla Grants Manager September, 2002 Administration Center
Vote: 5-0
... Bill Cofer addressed an issue at Castle Park Middle School. Bryan Felber
addressed the issue of district growth. Peter Honan addressed the issue of
solicitation on school campuses. Ruben Elizalde, Charles Sarosy, and Michael Taylor
addressed various issues at Eastlake High. Ramin Moshiri addressed the issue of
school performance.
Lori Moore addressed the issue of a long-range development plan. Charles Longo
addressed the issue of a closed session item. Gabrielle Longo addressed the issue
of district athletics... Kim Longo addressed the issue of public records.....
B. Instructional Support Services B-1. Approve consultant contract with Dr. Debra
Pickering to conduct staff development sessions for the Middle School Demonstration
... B-6. Approve consultant contract with California Student Opportunity Access
Program (CAL-SOAP) to provide services in recruiting, hiring and training to College
Peer Advisors (CPA) for Montgomery High School and the Academic Improvement and
Achievement Act (AIAA) Office for the period of September 1, 2002, through June 30,
2003. This item was withdrawn by staff. C. Student Support Services C-1. Approve
consultant contracts with: 1. Phillip Weller to provide services for Mar Vista Middle
School’s After School Activities Program for the period of September 2002 through
June 2003.
.. C-2. Approve Joint Outreach Specialist position with Southwestern Community
College and the Sweetwater Union High School District. Mr. Sandoval stated that he
would abstain from this item since he is employed at Southwestern College. Ms.
Ricasa, who also works for the college, abstained as well. Moved by Cartmill,
seconded by Quiñones, with a vote of three yes, two abstentions (Ricasa, Sandoval);
student board member, yes.
D. D-3. Approve renewal of agreement with the San Diego County Superintendent of
Schools to operate selected courses, services and individual agreements as part of
the Regional Occupational Program (ROP) proposed
... D-7. Approve extension of the agreement between MAXIMUS, Inc., (MAXIMUS) and
the Sweetwater Union High School District to conduct adult education classes.
Consent...
.... E-4. Authorize the appropriation $7,500 to the Education Mandated Cost Network,
Special Litigation Fund Group, as part of a mandated cost reimbursement appeal
process.... Consent.
E-7. Ratify the extension of consultant contract with School Services of California,
Inc., for the months of May, June, and July 2002, to provide legislative advocacy
services. Consent. ..
F-2. Human ResourcesF-2a. Approve/ratify certificated personnel recommendations
for employment, change of status, and separations as submitted. Consent.
F-2b. Approve/ratify classified personnel recommendations for employment, change of
status, and separations as submitted. Consent.
... F-2d. Approve a one-year extension of the collective bargaining agreement for the
National Association of Government Employees (NAGE), the exclusive representative
of the supervisory unit. Consent.
F-2e. Approve contract with Standard Life Insurance Company for group,
supplemental, and accidental death and dismemberment for all employees
effective January 1, 2003. Consent.
F-3. PlanningF-3a. Authorize the superintendent, in
accordance with Board Policy 9220, to utilize/acquire legal
counsel for asset utilization. Consent.
... F-3s. Approve addendum to existing Owner Controlled Insurance Program (OCIP)
agreement to add coverage for MiddleSchool No. 11 at Eastlake. Consent. F-3t.
Approve consultant contract with Katz & Associates, Inc., to provide professional
services to assist in planning and facilitating community task force work. Consent...
G. Policy ReviewG-1. Approve revised Board Policy 3572,
Destruction of Records & Documents. Consent...
H. Resolutions *H-1.
Adopt Resolution No. 3023, authorizing County Counsel of
San Diego County to provide legal services for fiscal year
2003 through 2006. Moved by Griego, seconded by Quiñones,
with a vote of five yes; student board member, yes.
... The meeting was adjourned at 10:01 p.m...
12/19/07 downloaded
One big happy family?
REGULAR MEETING
SWEETWATER UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ADOPTED MINUTES
August 26, 2002
Board: Jim Cartmill •Robert Griego •Pearl Quiñones •Arlie N. Ricasa •Greg R. Sandoval
Superintendent: Ed Brand
Roll Call Board members present were Robert Griego, Pearl Quiñones, and Arlie
Ricasa.
Also present were Ed Brand, superintendent, and Sandra Smith, clerk of the board.
III. Adjourn to Closed Session
1. STUDENT EXPULSIONS/SUSPENDED EXPULSIONS/REINSTATEMENTS –
Education Code Section 48916-48918 (students identified by ID number).
2. PUBLIC EMPLOYEE EVALUATION/APPOINTMENT/TRANSFER – Government Code
Section 54957
3. CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR - Government Code Section 54957.6 4.
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL – PENDING LITIGATION – Subdivision (a) of
Section 54956.9
President Sandoval adjourned the public meeting to convene closed session at 6:06 p.
m.
President Sandoval called the closed session meeting to order at 6:10 p.m.
Board members present were Robert Griego, Pearl Quiñones, and Arlie Ricasa.
(Christopher Suber, student board member, was excluded from the closed session
meeting.) Jim Cartmill joined the closed session meeting at 6:11 p.m.
Also attending closed session were Ed Brand,
superintendent, Bonny Garcia, legal counsel, Dan Shinoff,
Jack Sleeth, and Diane Crosier, general counsel, and Kathy
Dahlen, labor negotiator.
President Sandoval adjourned the closed session meeting at 6:50 p.m., and
reconvened the public session at 7:00 p.m...
President Sandoval reported that the board took the following action:
Moved by Cartmill, seconded by Sandoval, to accept the administrative hearing panel’s
recommendation to reinstate the following students (students identified by ID
number): #341381, #348491, #345926. Vote: 5-0
...Moved by Sandoval, seconded by Cartmill, to approve the following administrative
transfer: Kathleen Guilfoyle Grants Manager September 3, 2002 Administration
Center Vote: 5-0
...Moved by Cartmill, seconded by Quiñones, to approve the following administrative
appointment:Jodi Sevilla Grants Manager September, 2002 Administration Center
Vote: 5-0
... Bill Cofer addressed an issue at Castle Park Middle School. Bryan Felber
addressed the issue of district growth. Peter Honan addressed the issue of
solicitation on school campuses. Ruben Elizalde, Charles Sarosy, and Michael Taylor
addressed various issues at Eastlake High. Ramin Moshiri addressed the issue of
school performance.
Lori Moore addressed the issue of a long-range development plan. Charles Longo
addressed the issue of a closed session item. Gabrielle Longo addressed the issue
of district athletics... Kim Longo addressed the issue of public records.....
B. Instructional Support Services B-1. Approve consultant contract with Dr. Debra
Pickering to conduct staff development sessions for the Middle School Demonstration
... B-6. Approve consultant contract with California Student Opportunity Access
Program (CAL-SOAP) to provide services in recruiting, hiring and training to College
Peer Advisors (CPA) for Montgomery High School and the Academic Improvement and
Achievement Act (AIAA) Office for the period of September 1, 2002, through June 30,
2003. This item was withdrawn by staff. C. Student Support Services C-1. Approve
consultant contracts with: 1. Phillip Weller to provide services for Mar Vista Middle
School’s After School Activities Program for the period of September 2002 through
June 2003.
.. C-2. Approve Joint Outreach Specialist position with Southwestern Community
College and the Sweetwater Union High School District. Mr. Sandoval stated that he
would abstain from this item since he is employed at Southwestern College. Ms.
Ricasa, who also works for the college, abstained as well. Moved by Cartmill,
seconded by Quiñones, with a vote of three yes, two abstentions (Ricasa, Sandoval);
student board member, yes.
D. D-3. Approve renewal of agreement with the San Diego County Superintendent of
Schools to operate selected courses, services and individual agreements as part of
the Regional Occupational Program (ROP) proposed
... D-7. Approve extension of the agreement between MAXIMUS, Inc., (MAXIMUS) and
the Sweetwater Union High School District to conduct adult education classes.
Consent...
.... E-4. Authorize the appropriation $7,500 to the Education Mandated Cost Network,
Special Litigation Fund Group, as part of a mandated cost reimbursement appeal
process.... Consent.
E-7. Ratify the extension of consultant contract with School Services of California,
Inc., for the months of May, June, and July 2002, to provide legislative advocacy
services. Consent. ..
F-2. Human ResourcesF-2a. Approve/ratify certificated personnel recommendations
for employment, change of status, and separations as submitted. Consent.
F-2b. Approve/ratify classified personnel recommendations for employment, change of
status, and separations as submitted. Consent.
... F-2d. Approve a one-year extension of the collective bargaining agreement for the
National Association of Government Employees (NAGE), the exclusive representative
of the supervisory unit. Consent.
F-2e. Approve contract with Standard Life Insurance Company for group,
supplemental, and accidental death and dismemberment for all employees
effective January 1, 2003. Consent.
F-3. PlanningF-3a. Authorize the superintendent, in
accordance with Board Policy 9220, to utilize/acquire legal
counsel for asset utilization. Consent.
... F-3s. Approve addendum to existing Owner Controlled Insurance Program (OCIP)
agreement to add coverage for MiddleSchool No. 11 at Eastlake. Consent. F-3t.
Approve consultant contract with Katz & Associates, Inc., to provide professional
services to assist in planning and facilitating community task force work. Consent...
G. Policy ReviewG-1. Approve revised Board Policy 3572,
Destruction of Records & Documents. Consent...
H. Resolutions *H-1.
Adopt Resolution No. 3023, authorizing County Counsel of
San Diego County to provide legal services for fiscal year
2003 through 2006. Moved by Griego, seconded by Quiñones,
with a vote of five yes; student board member, yes.
... The meeting was adjourned at 10:01 p.m...
12/19/07 downloaded
| Lisa Jensen and Bonny Garcia REGULAR MEETING SWEETWATER UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES UNADOPTED MINUTES 7:00 p.m. June 20, 2005 Board: Jim Cartmill •Jaime Mercado •Pearl Quiñones •Arlie N. Ricasa •Greg R. Sandoval Superintendent: Ed Brand • Student Board Representative: Federico d’Oleire Uquillas Order of Business 1. OPENING PROCEDURES A. Call to Order President Cartmill called the meeting to order at 6:04 p.m. B. Roll Call Board members present were Jaime Mercado and Arlie N. Ricasa. Also present were Bruce Husson, interim superintendent, and Sandra Smith, clerk of the board. C. Closed Session President Cartmill adjourned the public meeting at 6:05 p.m. to convene closed session to discuss the following closed session items as posted on the meeting notice for this meeting: 1. STUDENT EXPULSIONS/SUSPENDED EXPULSIONS/REINSTATEMENTS – Education Code Section 48916- 48918 (students identified by ID number) 2.PUBLIC EMPLOYEE EVALUATION/APPOINTMENT/TRA NSFER – Government Code Section 54957 3.PUBLIC EMPLOYEE DISCIPLINE/DISMISSAL/REL EASE/RECLASSIFICATION/ REASSIGNMENT/TRANSFER - Government Code Section 54957 4.CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR - Government Code Section 54957.6 5.CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL – ANTICIPATED LITIGATION – Subdivision (b) of Government Code Section 54956.9 President Cartmill called the closed session meeting to order at 6:06 p.m. Board members present were Jaime Mercado, Pearl Quiñones, Arlie N. Ricasa, and Greg R. Sandoval. (Federico d’Oleire Uquillas, student board representative, was excluded from the closed session meeting.) Also attending closed session were Bruce Husson, Lisa Jensen from the Joint Powers Authority, and Bonny Garcia, General Counsel |
Blog posts re Diane Crosier
Are San Diego JPAs being investigated?
Keenan minutes 010908
Keenan minutes 022108
Are San Diego JPAs being investigated?
Keenan minutes 010908
Keenan minutes 022108
| SELF Member JPAs as of Dec. 18, 2008: Alliance of Schools for Cooperative Ins. Programs (ASCIP) Liability Program Butte Schools Self Funded Programs Liability Program California Charter School Association JPA Liability Program California State University Risk Management Authority Liability Program Central Region School Insurance Group Liability Program Golden State Risk Management Authority Workers' Comp. Program North Coast Schools Insurance Group Liability Program Northern California Regional Liability Excess Fund Liability Program Organization of Self-Insured Schools Liability Program San Diego County Schools Risk Management JPA Liability and Workers' Compensation San Joaquin County Office of Education Liability Program Schools Insurance Authority Liability Program Schools Insurance Group Placer/Nevada Liability Program Shasta-Trinity Schools Insurance Group Liability Program Southern California Regional Liability Excess Fund Liability Program Southern California Schools Risk Management JPA Liability Program Statewide Association of Community Colleges Liability Program Tri-County Schools Insurance Group Liability Program Tuolumne JPA Liability Program Valley Insurance Program Liability and Workers' Comp. |
| This is the information Diane Crosier lists as a member of the California State Bar: Diane Marjorie Crosier Saratoga Glen Escondido, CA 92025 Phone Number Not Available Fax Number Not Available Not Available Undergraduate School See Registration Card; Law School Thomas Jefferson SOL; 12/9/1994 Admitted to The State Bar of California Why would the director of a public agency keep her WORK ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER, FAX AND EMAIL A SECRET???? |
| Crosier's Lawsuits S625317 CROSIER, DIANE HOWERTON, JOSEPH ALLEN Kearny Mesa Civil 10/17/1994 684171 CROSIER, DIANE HOWERTON, JOSEPH ALLEN San Diego Civil 12/29/1994 549295 CROSIER, DIANE KILDARE, LOUISE V San Diego Civil 09/18/1985 485281 CROSIER, DIANE AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION San Diego Civil 04/26/1982 37-2008-00081583-CU-WT-CTL CROSIER, DIANE HARTNETT, RODGER J San Diego Civil 04/07/2008 37-2007-00067434-CU-PO-CTL San Diego Civil 05/25/2007 Plaintiffs: CROSIER, DIANE HAPPY TRAILS Defendants: CANYONSIDE STABLES, LLC HAPPY TRAILS TRAIL RIDES WINNE DANIEL R WINNE DANIEL R WINNE THERESA E |
| Guajome Park Academy sues student and bloggers Conflict of Interest SIA tech Shirk case Peters v. GPA VUSD v. Dr. B.J. Freeman GPA is finally investigated |
What is the relationship between the millions of dollars of legal work
Daniel Shinoff got from SDCOE-JPA executive director Diane Crosier and
the personal legal work he did for her and/or her family?
Diane Crosier refused to answer questions posed by a reporter.
But I found this lawsuit filed by Dan Shinoff in San Francisco on behalf of
Crosier's son Christian.
* Cross complaint against Chris Crosier
Daniel Shinoff got from SDCOE-JPA executive director Diane Crosier and
the personal legal work he did for her and/or her family?
Diane Crosier refused to answer questions posed by a reporter.
But I found this lawsuit filed by Dan Shinoff in San Francisco on behalf of
Crosier's son Christian.
* Cross complaint against Chris Crosier
Diane Crosier has been sued by former claims coordinator Rodger
Hartnett, who knows the inner workings of the SDCOE-JPA intimately and
exposed them in his lawsuit.
Hartnett, who knows the inner workings of the SDCOE-JPA intimately and
exposed them in his lawsuit.
March 27, 2009: Rodger Harnett wins suit against Diane Crosier and
SDCOE
SDCOE
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