A preschool program for low-income children will again be offered this year in the Northern Lehigh School District.

On a 7-0 measure, the school board on Monday authorized Community Services for Children to operate the Head Start Pre-K program at Peters Elementary School. Directors Gregory Williams and Natalie Green were absent.The program will run at Peters Elementary School from September 2014 through the end of May 2015. The only obligation of the district is to provide one classroom.Assistant Superintendent Karen Nicholas said the district is excited to continue its collaboration with Community Services for Children and Head Start."We value the program," Nicholas said. "We feel that it's a great way for our students at Northern Lehigh to get a jump on their education, and become familiar with the Peters Elementary School and faculty at an early age."Also on Monday, the board approved the following substitute teachers for the 2014-15 school year:Jennifer Balliet, elementary; Thomas Battista, health and physical education; Stephanie Blaker, secondary math and language arts/reading; Rhiannon Brinker, elementary grades 4-6, math and English grade 7-8;Janet Brostedt, elementary; Lisa Cox, English, special education, library & art; Amberly Drey, elementary; Mary Frank, Art K-12, & English as a Second Language; Kacey Galasso, elementary K-4; Ricky Guth, citizenship; Robin Hersh, early childhood education; Michelle Hock, English; Kerri Imschweiler, elementary; Dawn Kemery, elementary; Katherine Kern, elementary; Lori King, elementary; Kayla Kromer, elementary; Ashley Krutsick, elementary and middle level math.Also, Samantha Lilly, elementary and special education; Donna Lobach-Berger, elementary; Caitlin Makoul, elementary and ESL; Michelle McCormick, elementary; Andrea Meyers, chemistry; Theresa Oliveira Vogel, elementary; Patricia Passick, Art K-12; Stephen Reimert, social studies; Linda Sarver, art; Liana Simao, elementary; Candace Steffle, elementary; Virginia Stevenson, special education, English, social studies, middle level math; Gerald Strubinger, social studies; Anthony Tulio, elementary and middle level math 7-9; Jane Wessner, elementary; Kristin Wessner, elementary PK-4, special education PK-8; Stephanie Yelles, elementaryThe following advisers were appointed with compensation:Susan Bachman, elementary scholastic scrimmage, $453; Christopher Barnes, middle school newspaper adviser, $474; Susan Bowser, middle school junior national honor society adviser (shared $431 stipend), $143.67; David Carroll, senior high band adviser, $4,902, and middle school band director, $717; Elizabeth Case, middle school student council adviser, $1,294; Theresa Cincicola, junior class adviser, $657; Jonathan DeFrain, senior high student council adviser, $1,294; Scott DeLong, debate adviser, $1,43; Ashlie Eckert, SADD adviser; $575Also, Rick Eckhart, middle school junior national honor society adviser (shared $431 stipend), $143.67; Julie Everett, junior class adviser, $657; Kimberly Filipovits, middle school yearbook adviser, $838; Kelly Follweiler, sophomore class adviser, $657; Jason Graver, middle school junior national honor society adviser (shared $431 stipend), $143.67; Patricia Jones, sophomore class adviser, $657; Steven Jonkman, elementary band adviser, $817; Steven Jonkman, elementary chorus, $613; Andrew Kern, middle school web page adviser, $419; Alice Lieberman, Academic Challenge Eight Advisor, $453; Rachel Reiter, middle school chorus adviser, $717; Rachel Reiter, senior high chorus adviser, $1,793.Also, MaryAnne S. Mattiola, senior class adviser, $657 and yearbook adviser, $2,495; Nicholas Sander, fall play director, $1,526; and spring musical director, $2,872; Stephen Shuey, senior class adviser, $657; Denise Turoscy, scholastic scrimmage adviser, high school and newspaper adviser, high school, $1,884; and Randall Utsch, majorette/band adviser, $2,151