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Ray

Ray

Ray Pascali is a lifelong resident of the city of Philadelphia where he has served the Philadelphia School District in the field of Information Technology for over thirty years. Throughout his tenure, he has developed a myriad of computer applications to support education throughout the school district. Ray is a graduate of Archbishop Ryan High School and holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Computer Science from Temple University. Ray earned a Masters degree in Education from Holy Family University in 2010. He is an avid reader who enjoys a wide array of literature ranging from James A. Michener novels to Marvel and DC comic books. One of his favorite activities is cycling. He often bikes on various trails throughout Bucks and Hunterdon counties. Ray also enjoys model trains, NASCAR racing and attending Lehigh football and wrestling events.

Diane

Diane

Diane Pascali is a lifelong resident of the City of Philadelphia where she serves the Philadelphia School District as a Classroom Assistant at Joseph Greenberg Elementary School. Diane is a graduate of Northeast High School and attended Textile University majoring in Business Administration. She has a wide array of interests including crossword puzzles, exploring caves, and hiking. One of her favorite activities is relaxing by the pool on a hot summer's day. Diane is also an excellent cook. She bakes tasty desserts and fabulous dinners that are flavorful as well as nutritious. She and her husband have raised three children in Northeast Philadelphia.

Nick

Nick

Nick is a graduate of Archbishop Ryan high school where he was a member of the track team. Nick participated on the cross-country squad and ran 800 meters on the indoor and outdoor track team. In 2011 and 2012, he competed in the 400-meter relay in the Penn Relays at historic Franklin Field. Nick began is college career at Gwynedd Mercy University. He competed on the cross-country team and was a member of the Griffins Colonial States Athletic Conference championship. In 2013, Nick transferred to LaSalle University where he graduated in 2016 with a degree in Criminal Justice. While attending LaSalle, Nick worked as an intern for the DEA in Wilmington Delaware. In addition, he worked various part-time jobs including gas station attendant, soft pretzel baker, deli worker and private investigator. Currently, Nick is working as a Loan Processor for a prominent financial institution.

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In the spring of 1989 I was promoted to the position of programmer analyst (PA). During this time I was given the assignment of developing the Philadelphia School District’s first online time and attendance system (PARIS). This application was written in COBOL/XE. This is a form of COBOL that allows you to write online applications without using command-level CICS (a highly complicated interface). Programming in COBOL/XE offered developers the ability to produce online mainframe applications in a timely manner.

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In the spring of 1989 I was promoted to the position of programmer analyst (PA). During this time I was given the assignment of developing the Philadelphia School District’s first online time and attendance system (PARIS). This application was written in COBOL/XE. This is a form of COBOL that allows you to write online applications without using command-level CICS (a highly complicated interface). Programming in COBOL/XE offered developers the ability to produce online mainframe applications in a timely manner.

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In the spring of 1989 I was promoted to the position of programmer analyst (PA). During this time I was given the assignment of developing the Philadelphia School District’s first online time and attendance system (PARIS). This application was written in COBOL/XE. This is a form of COBOL that allows you to write online applications without using command-level CICS (a highly complicated interface). Programming in COBOL/XE offered developers the ability to produce online mainframe applications in a timely manner.