Agenda 07-23-25Date: July 23, 2025
City of Boynton Beach
BOYNTON BEACH CITY LIBRARY
100 East Ocean Avenue
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD
AGENDA
Location/Time: City Hall, 100 East Ocean Avenue, Boynton Beach, FL 33435
Commission Chambers at 6:00 p.m.
I. Call to Order — Stephanie Colaianni, Chair
II. Approval of Minutes — May 2025
III. Correspondence and Communications
IV. Public Audience (individual Speakers Will Be Limited to 3 Minute Presentations)
V. Chair's Report — Board Chair
VI. Unfinished Business:
Staffing update
VII. New Business
Proposed Budget Request
VIII. Library Director's Report/Statistics
IX.
June 2025 Monthly Report
X. Announcements
Next Library Board Meeting — September 24, 2025
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MINUTES OF THE LIBRARY BOARD
HELD ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 2025, AT 6:00 P.M.
AT CITY HALL, COMMISSION CHAMBERS
100 EAST OCEAN AVENUE, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
PRESENT:
Stephanie Colaiainni, Chair
Joel Barsky
Veronica Anepete
Dr. Ellen Jones
ABSENT:
Christine Hunter
Beverlee Coccoli
Donna Mithell, Alt
Verna Henry, Alt
I. Call to Order — Stephanie Colaianni, Chair
Chair Colaiainni called the meeting to order at 6 P.M.
II. Approval of Minutes — March 2025
Motion
Jeannie Taylor, Library Director
Dr. Jones moved to approve the minutes. Ms. Anepete seconded the motion. The motion
passed unanimously.
III. Correspondence and Communications
None
IV. Public Audience (Individual Speakers Will Be Limited to 3 Minute
Presentations)
None.
V. Chair's Report — Board Chair
Chair Colaiainni stated that she attended another card creating lesson at the Library and
that it was great. She said that she had been on the wait list. She mentioned that she
saw an
Meeting Minutes
Library Board
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Ms. Pagan said that last year kids would read x amount of books and staff passed out
little charms to go on bracelets and they will do it again this year. She mentioned that
when youth turn in their reading logs at the end of the summer, they enter to win larger
prizes and a lottery. She stated that January through March is the Adult Reading Club
and this year the prize they got was a lunch box.
Mr. Barsky said that they had previously discussed the Dewey Decimal system.
Ms. Pagan responded that they are planning to provide a poster size Dewey Decimal
system that is branded with the City's logo, which will be placed in the non-fiction section.
She said that Tiffany Marhsall is busy designing program guide books, and this is on the
list.
Mr. Barsky asked about AmeriCorps and understood that it was defunded. He asked how
will it impact the Library.
Ms. Taylor explained that their AmeriCorp Program is from the Literacy Coalition, which
is run through Volunteer Florida. She said that the City submitted their intent to renew
and they budgeted for a volunteer. She noted that AmeriCorp is getting expensive and
said that for what they are spending, they could hire a part time employee. She mentioned
that they run two programs through AmeriCorp, which is the ESL program, and the
Afterschool Homework Help. She commented that a part-time person could not handle
both programs, so staff will have to determine which program is needed more. She
pointed out that the Library is not at that point yet, so they hope to have another year with
AmeriCorp before revisiting.
Chair Colaiainni noted that the Literacy Coalition has not heard anything either.
Ms. Taylor stated that the AmeriCorp volunteer who handles Afterschool Homework Help,
agreed to stay for another year, but staff does not make the decision where she is
assigned. She said that they can request her, and in the past, AmeriCorp has
accommodated their requests with second year volunteers, so she hoped she would be
back.
Mr. Barsky commented that in the past, the Library was asked to make a presentation to
the City Commission, and he asked if one would be made again.
Ms. Taylor responded that it is not an annual presentation, and if the City Commission
requests one, they will make a presentation again about what they do.
VIII. Library Director's Report/Statistics
March and April 2025 Monthly Reports
Ms. Taylor noted that the April Monthly Report looks different because it was redesigned.
She mentioned that the members and staff liked the new format.
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Chair Colaiainnio stated that she works with Google and is in Marketing, and that there is
a really big push for YouTube and video shorts, and that she reached out to Ms. Marshall
about the movement. She said that everything will be a video.
Ms. Taylor stated that everyone likes to tell their stories, and visuals go a long way.
Chair Colaiainni stated that Libraries are more than books.
IX. Announcements
Next Library Board Meeting — June 25, 2025
Chair Colaiainni announced the next meeting.
Ms. Taylor stated that.she will be at the American Library Conference. She said that it is
a big event.
Motion
Dr. Jones moved to adjourn. Mr. Barsky seconded the motion. The motion passed
unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:21 P.M.
Catherine Cherry
Minutes Specialist
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BOYNTON BEACH CITY LIBRARY
FY 2025 -
2026 BUDGET REQUEST
GENERAL LEDGER SUMMARY
LIBRARY
ACCT#
AMENDED
RECOMMENDED
001-2610-571
ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION
BUDGET
BUDGET
%
FY 24125
FY 25126
DIFF
CHANGE
12-10
REGULAR SALARIESMAGES
1,688,066
1,700 060
11,994
1%
14-10
OVERTIME
91,425
34,000
57,425
-63%
15-12
CELL PHONE ALLOWANCE
5,580
5,580
0%
15-20
CAR PHONE ALLOWANCE
10,800
10,800
-
0%
19-99
ALLOWANCE FOR NEW PERSONNEL
(51,771)
51,771
21-10
EMPLOYER FICA
130,390
131,308
918
1%
22-10
GENERAL EMPLOYEES PENSION
263,205
288,739
25,534
10%
23-10
LIFE INSURANCE
649
3,053
2,404
370%
23-20
DISABILITY INSURANCE
7,036
7,860
824
12%
23-30
HEALTH INSURANCE
222,112
243,179
21,067
9%
23-34
HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNT
16,500
22,000
5,500
33%
23-40
DENTAL INSURANCE
9,306
9,306
0%
23-50
VISION INSURANCE
1,220
1,220
-
0%
TOTAL PERSONNEL SERVICES
2,446,289
2,405,334
(40,955)
-1.67%
40-10
TRAVEL ALLOWANCE
350
350
0%
40-12
BUSINESS MEETINGS
6,900
7,500
600
9%
41-11
LEASED LINES COALA
7,800
7,800
-
0%
41-15
CELLULAR PHONE
240
240
-
0%
43-10
ELECTRIC SERVICE
43,000
49,020
6,020
14%
43-20
WATER/SEWER SERVICES
2,500
2,500
0%
44-31
COPY MACHINE RENTAL
6,000
6,000
0%
44-33
BOOK LEASING PROGRAM
19,000
33,000
14,000
74%
46-20
EQUIPMENT REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE
41,894
40,248
[1,646)
-3.9%
46-22
COMPUTER MAINTENANCE
-
0%
46-91
SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE
69,118
101,361
32,243
47%
47-10
PRINTING AND BINDING
600
600
0%
49-09
TRANSFER TO SELF INS -WK COMP
4,662
5,358
696
15%
49-10
WAREHOUSE SERVICE CHARGE
4,406
6,151
1,745
40-
49-14
CREDIT CARD FEES
480
480
0%
49-17
OTHER CONTRACTUAL SERVICES - LIBRARY
42,600
42,600
0%
49-80
C.O.A.L.A. COMPUTER PROGRAMS
23,334
23,784
450
2%
51-10
OFFICE SUPPLIES
5,500
5,500
0%
52-01
SUPPLIES (COMPUTER)
13,000
13,000
0%
52-72
LIBRARY SUPPLIES
10,919
12,000
1,081
10%
54-10
PERIODICALSIMAGAZINESIBOOKSISUBSCIPTIONS
3,532
3,532
0%
54-20
MEMBERSHIPS
1935
1,935
0%
54-30
TRAINING
2,000
2,000
0%
64-15
COMPUTER MAINTENANCE
0%
66-01
BOOKS
71,000
71,000
0%
91-23
TRANSFERS / TRANSFER TO BENEFITS FUND (FINANCE)
41,149
51,190
10,041
24%
TOTAL OPERATIONAL EXPENSES
350,919
416,149
65,230
18.59%
TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENSES
71,000
71,000
-
0%
TOTAL PERSONNEL EXPENSES
2,446,289
2,405,334
40,955
-1.67%
LIBRARY TOTALS
2,868,208
2,892,4831
24,275
1 0.85%
MUSEUM
FY 202512026
BUDGET REQUEST
AMENDED
RECOMMENDED
ACCT#
BUDGET
BUDGET
%
001-2612-571
ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION
FY 24125
FY 25126
DIFF
CHANGE
31-91
STAFF SERVICES
164,366
175,000
10,634
6%
41-10
TELEPHONE
500
500
-
0%
43-10
ELECTRIC SERVICE
32,000
36,480
4,480
14%
43-20
WATERISEWER SERVICES
1,000
1,000
-
0%
43-30
GARBAGE FEES/ ROLL OFFS (NEW)
0
1,000
1,000
49-17
CONTRACTUAL SERVICE
800
800
-
0%
ADT $59mo x 12 = $708
TOTAL: LIBRARY BUDGET
$198,666
$214,780
16,114
8%
34-10
JANITORIAL SERVICES
17,500
22,500
5,000
29%
34-20
PEST CONTROL
4,000
4,000
-
0%
46-10
BUILDING REPAIRS
5,000
10,000
5,000
100%
46-20
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE
15,000
20,000
5,000
33%
46-20
FIRE ALARM & SPRINKLER MAINTENANCE/
INSPECTIONS & MONITORING
FIRE EXTINGUISHER MAINTENANCE
TOTAL: FACILITIES BUDGET
41,500
56,500
15,000
36%
49-08
PROPERTY INSURANCE
14,080
16,150
2,070
15%
TOTAL: RISK MANAGEMENT BUDGET
14,080
16,150
2,070
15%
TOTAL MUSEUM:
254,246
287,430
33,184
13.05%
TOTAL LIBRARY/MUSEUM OVERALL BUDGET
$3,122,4541
$3,179,913 1
57,4591
1.84%
JEANNIE TAYLOR
LIBRARY DIRECTOR
TIFFANY PAGAN
ASSISTANT
LIBRARY DIRECTOR
MONTHLY
REPORT
JUNE 2025
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES/
PUBLIC RELATIONS
The Library Director attended:
• Budget meeting and presentation
• City Commission meeting
• The Friends Annual Meeting
• 2025 American Library Association Conference and Exhibition -
Philadelphia, PA
CUSTOMER SERVICE AND
CIRCULATION STATISTICS
Submitted by: Sonia Chaudry
CUSTOMER SERVICE AND CIRCULATION STATISTICS
*includes ILS, Ebooks, Freegal, OD
**Total items checked out kiosks
Current Month
Same Month
Percentage
Customer Visits Adult
7,416
7,240
2.40%
Customer Visits Youth
6,833
7,390
-7.50%
Total Customer Visits
14,249
14,630
-2.60%
Total Circulation*
11,541
13,451
-14.20%
Adult Circulation
4,568
7,551
-39.50%
Young Adult Circulation
611
722
-15.40%
Juvenile Circulation
3,428
5,163
-33.60%
ILS System Circulation (Print
9)076
10,468
-13.30%
Checkouts on Kiosks
4,307
5,449
-21.00%
EBook Circ (Overdrive,
1,127
1,489
-24.30%
eAudiobook Circ (Overdrive,
668
657
1.70%
Overdrive Magazines
670
544
23.20%
Audiovisual (DVDs, CDs,
674
841
-19.90%
Users registered
293
339
-13.60%
Online user registration
8
53
-84.90%
Onecard Cards
0
2
NaN
Number of Reference
888
1)064
-16.50%
*includes ILS, Ebooks, Freegal, OD
**Total items checked out kiosks
DIGITAL RESOURCE AND
DATABASE STATISTICS
Submitted by: Sonia Chaudry
***pulled from Google Analytics,
number of views library website has
received
Collection Management
Discarded: 792
Items added: 627
Customer Relations/Curbside Pickup
Appointments made:1
Picked up: l
Current
Month
Same Month
Previous Year
Percentage
Change
Mometrix
16
X
NaN
Kanopy Streams
620
499
24.20%
Learning Express Sessions
13
9
44.40%
Gale Legal
3
0
NaN
Gale Infotrac Sessions
6
8
-25.00%
Gale Infotrac Retrievals
2
5
-60.00%
Transparent Languages Users
13
27
-51.90%
Transparent Languages Sessions
47
65
-27.70%
Learning Express Job Career Sessions
10
7
42.90%
A to Z total records viewed
1171185
819,739
-85.70%
Boynton-Beach.org/city-library
Palm Beach Post Views (Newsbank)
422
X
NaN
***pulled from Google Analytics,
number of views library website has
received
Collection Management
Discarded: 792
Items added: 627
Customer Relations/Curbside Pickup
Appointments made:1
Picked up: l
SOCIAL
MEDIA
Submitted by: Tiffany Marshall
Page engagement rate
10.4%
engagement rate
Page impressions
7,692
impressions
Page engagements
515
engagements
Page organic reach
3,856
people
The number of times any content from or about the
Library's page was displayed on a person's screen.
NOTE: The average is 1.5K- 2.5K, varies across
industry.
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1,441
fans
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3,402
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5.91%
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SOCIAL
MEDIA
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16.22%
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Commissioner Hay and his wife are proud
supporters of the library—and they want you to
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Join us for a beginner sewing class where you'll
learn the basics of using a sewing machine. This
program will guide you through cutting fabric,
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Congratulations to our amazing Literacy
AmedCorps members, Devynn and Pilar, on their
graduation today! We're so proud of their
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SOCIAL
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Followers Net new followers
377 4
followers followers
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Post engagement rate
3.92%
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PUBLIC COMPUTER USAGE
STATISTICS
Submitted by: Juaquin Torres
Adult Computer Use: 1249
Adult Computer Average Time Per Session: 49 min
Youth Computer Use: 715
Youth Computer Average Time Per Session: 37 min
Adult Laptops Total Use: 124
Teen Laptops Total Use: 56
ARCHIVES ACTIVITIES
Submitted by: Jacob Rabinowitz
Archives' Monthly Report -June 2025
Reference & Public Services
• Helped several local residents dig through the Boynton Beach Elementary School
Collection looking for photos and other materials. Scanned requested non -digitized
items for them and adding the scans to our digital collection (two birds, one stone).
• Assisted with general archival reference, including tracking down records using the
city directories. Those have already earned their keep since we transferred them
into the archives —yay!
• Picked up shifts at the Research Desk as needed. Always good to emerge from the
archives cave and see what the sun looks like.
• Met with Tia Wright and her team from the Arts & Cultural Center. I'm helping them
gather materials from our collections that document the timeline of the High School
building — old photos, student/teacher-created documents, renovation records, and
other ephemera from the building's long and winding journey.
Acquisitions & Collections
• New Donations: Janet Naughton generously donated a large batch of local postcards
(from the early 1900s through the 1970s), which are being processed and added to
the existing postcard collection. The finding aid is being updated to reflect the
additions.
Housekeeping & Processing
• Continuing to chip away at reorganizing our internal folder and numbering system.
Some collections were lacking clear identification or structure, so I'm working to
make them more consistent and less prone to items going astray.
• Processing backlog materials into appropriate collections, including:
• Miss Gillian papers
• Local newspaper donations
• Boynton Police Department donations
• Plenty more left in the backlog — onward!
• Mary Kate and I are moving slowly but steadily on outreach for the oral history
project. She's making contact with potential community storytellers — slow going,
but we're getting there.
CREATIVE EDGE STUDIO
Submitted by: Brian Reagh
Programs:
Hand -Crafted Greeting Cards (Saturday): 10
Hand -Crafted Greeting Cards (Evening): 10
Crafting Plastic Canvas Bookmarks: 10
Adult Coloring Club: 2
Sewing Beginner Lesson: 6
Sewing Intermediate: 6
Sewing w/ Judy and Joanne: 6
Intro to 3D Printing: 6
Appointments:
With Librarian: 20
With Studio Assistant: 0
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Hours Watched: 2.52
The most popular class category this month was the beginner sewing project "Wristlet Clutch"
In May, the studio launched its first "Intro to Cricut° program, introducing patrons to cutting
machine basics and creative design projects. We collaborated with HR to produce custom tote
bags for a leadership development program, showcasing practical applications of our
equipment. This month also marked the beginning of our exploration into cooperative VR
experiences, aimed at enhancing group engagement and immersive learning. Additionally, we
began assembling take-home craft kits, which will soon be available for checkout to extend
hands-on creativity beyond the library.
In June, the Creative Edge Studio welcomed 10 new users through orientations. We hosted a
3D printing program where six patrons learned to design and print their own name tags. We
also kicked off our new Adult Dungeons & Dragons Club, which will now meet twice a month.
Studio staff assisted patrons with a variety of personal projects, including creating branded t -
shirts for small businesses, scanning artwork and personal memorabilia to produce high-
quality prints, and teaching an artist to use the laser cutter to improve their workflow and
productivity.
PUBLIC TECHNOLOGY
TRAINING PROGRAMS
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technology and how to use that tech. This class will be a brief 60 -minute chat along
with instructions on how to use different technologies.
Registration is required and limited to five seats. Others may drop-in but the five
registrants will be given seats. This class will be held in the pop-up area of the library.
JUNE AGENDA:
June 5th - Texting 101
June 12th - Shop Smart on Amazon.com
June 19th - ** NO TECH TALK - LIBRARY CLOSED FOR JUNETEENTH! **
June 26th - iOS vs. Android
With so much interest in Al, Q3 will have a lot of Al topics. After talking to my last group
of Tech Talk attendees, they told me they enjoy chatting about Al and what Is out there,
so I decided to make every first Thursday's Tech Talk called "Let's Chat Al". Tech Talk is
by far my favorite class that I hold. I can see the evolution of my regular attendees.
Each time I hold a class about a specific piece of technology, I see some of the same
faces and each time they leave saying "I always learn something new".
PUBLIC TECHNOLOGY
TRAINING PROGRAMS
Submitted by: Brianna Tabil
6 One -on -ones:
One-on-one registrations have been low, I'm noticing that some people are having issues
figuring out how to register for a 1:1 session on their own. I'm not sure what the solution
is for this problem.
This month I met with a patron who needed help learning how to use PowerPoint. She's
taking online classes, and one of her classes uses PowerPoint during every class. She told
me that the teacher has put her in a group of younger students who know how to use the
program and she just types up what she wants added to the slides and they do it for her.
She told me that she wants to be able to do that herself and not have to rely on the other
students to put together her slides. In order to help her, we worked on a PowerPoint
presentation that her groupput together earlier in the semester. Together we went over
what they did on each slide, how they did it and how she can do it. We created a mock
presentation so she was able to create it on her own. She left very happy and confident
that she will be able to create her own slides when they break out into groups next class.
Other Notes:
Q3 Schedule has been posted to LibCal and flyers have been created. This quarter I am
doing to try and hold virtual classes on Friday afternoons. These classes are
informational and don't require any tech for the attendees. This is to try and make up for
not holding classes on Monday night.
ADULT SERVICES PROGRAMS
Submitted by: Tiffany Marshall
Programs
Sessions
Participants
Book Buzz Adult Book Club
1
15
Picture Perfect: Photography Feedback for Beginners
Movitz Media
1
3
Counting Sheep: How to Relax & Unwind at Night
Baptist Health South Florida
1
8
TOTAL:
3
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OUTREACH
Submitted by: Tiffany Marshall
Summer Reading Video Recordings with local schools
• Boynton Beach Community High School -June 13
CG Business Connections - Commons Grounds Brew & Roastery -
June 10
• Networking in action for local business owners
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Hope we can meet again soon.
Thank you for your recommendations.
I went straight to the Boynton Beach library. Very impressive and ml
Best regards,
Angel Melendez
CEO & IT Engineer
Angel Melendez and Associates LLC
Headquarters of Nextelix Inc. and Clear Clout LLC
311 Gulf Road, Suite 200
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
Phone, Text, Fax (561) 717-2995
Dr. Moody Fuller
Principal, Boynton Beach Community High School
YOUTH SERVICES PROGRAMS
Submitted by: Beatriz Barreca-Garcia
Youth Library Statistics Summary - June 2025
-TEEN PROGRAMMING
#Participants #Parucipants I
Summer Reading Kick Off - Sign ups 206 3D Printing 101 0 ii'
Summer Reading Kick Off - First Friday Comn 1250 Teen Career Workshop Chiropral 5 i
Bilingual Story Time 1 60 Teen Tuesday: Hues & Clues 2
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Bilingual Story Time 2 42 Teen Tuesday: Custom Tote Bags 6
Outdoor Stoty Time 1 35 Teen Tuesday: Seed Booms 5
Make & Take: Superhero Capes 16 Afro-Caribbean Dance 6
Make & Take: Tie Dye Seashells 37 Game Day 1 0
Bones to Books 8 Game Day 2 2
Summer Cinema: Dog Man 9 Game Day 3 7
Summer Cinema: The Wild Robot 7 Sew Much Fun Session 1 2
Sew Much Fun Session 2 2
Tiny Tikes Daycare Visit 25
Little Cubs Daycare Visit 12 COBB Teen Camp week 1 visit 13
COBB Teen Camp week 2 visit 13
COBB Teen Camp week 3 visit 13
COBB Teen Camp week 4 visit 13
Virtual Zone - Teens 20
Virtual Zone - Adults 0
Seed Library 16
Teen Volunteer Hours 122
TOTAL 1707 TOTAL 247
PC Reservation PC Usage Report
Total Uses Total Time Average Session
715 439:16:00 36.862
REFERENCE AND TECHNOLOGY QUESTIONS STATISTICS WEEKLY SAMPLE
June 24-29
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Reference 14 22 47
Techology 1 1 7
Commissioner Hay and Wife, Mildred
SUMMER READING KICKOFF
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Friday Saturday Total:
52 13 37 185
7 3 7 26
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CAREER SOURCE PALM BEACH
CareerSource
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6/3/2025
SESSION I
Name
Job Title
Service
Job Search assistance
Sales
Job search assistance
Truck driver
Sales & Marketing
RA claim assistance
Job search assistance
GM Sales/Retail
Job placement — PPN Referral
Sales/CSR
Job search assistance (new)
Crossing guard
Total: 3
Account manager
RA claim assistance
6/10/2025 SESSION II
SESSION III
Name Job Title
Service
Warehouse associate
Job Search assistance
Kitchen helper/Landscaper
Job search assistance
Truck driver
Job search assistance
CSR
Job search assistance
Office assistance
Job search/Setup virtual recruitment
Sales/CSR
Job search assistance (new)
Crossing guard
RA claim assistance
Account manager
RA claim assistance
Stocker
Resume update/job search
Data coordinator
RA claim assistance
Case manager
Job search assistance
Total: 11
6/17/2025
SESSION III
Name
Job Title
Sales & Marketing
Service
RA claim assistance
IT
Training opportunities
Marketing
Job placement
Stocker/CSR
Job search assistance
Teacher
RA claim assistance
Cashier
RA claim assistance
Sales/Marketing/CS/Remote
Job placement
Total: 7
6/24/2025
SESSION IV
Name
Job Title
Service
Laborer
Job search assistance
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Customer Service
Stocker
Resume review
Job search assistance
Total: 3
END OF REPORT