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MINUTES

WAYNE BOARD OF EDUCATION

REGULAR MEETING

July 10, 2008

 

The regular meeting of the Wayne Community Schools Board of Education was held at the Wayne High School, Wayne, NE on Thursday, July 10, 2008 at 3:00 p.m.  Notice of the meeting and place of agenda was published in the Wayne Herald. A copy of the Nebraska Open Meetings Act was displayed for the public to read.

 

The following board members answered roll call: Mrs. Kelly Kenny, Dr. Carolyn Linster, Mrs. Kaye Morris, Dr. Jeryl Nelson, Dr. Jodi Pulfer. Absent: Mr. Mark Evetovich.

 

Adoption of the Agenda:

Motion by Linster, second by Nelson to adopt the agenda with the need for Executive session to discuss personnel.  Motion carried. Roll call vote: Kenny, yes; Nelson, yes; Pulfer, yes; Linster, yes; Morris, yes.

 

Approval of the Minutes from Previous Meetings:

June 9, 2008 -Regular Meeting- Motion by Pulfer, second by Linster to approve the minutes from the June 9, 2008 regular meeting. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Nelson, yes; Pulfer, yes; Linster, yes; Morris, yes; Kenny, yes.

 

Routine Business Reports and Actions:

Personnel:

Hiring of Jeanne Brink as the 7& 8 Math/Science Teacher- Motion by Kenny, second by Nelson to approve the hiring of Jeanne Brink as the 7 & 8 Math/Science Teacher. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Pulfer, yes; Linster, yes; Morris, yes; Kenny, yes; Nelson, yes.

Resignation of Becky Miller as Title & HAL Coordinator- Motion by Pulfer, second by Nelson to accept the resignation of Becky Miller as Title & HAL Coordinator. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Linster, yes; Morris, yes; Kenny, yes; Nelson, yes; Pulfer, yes.

Resignation of Maureen Kingston Elementary Paraprofessional- Motion by Linster, second by Kenny to accept the resignation of Maureen Kingston as Elementary Paraprofessional. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Kenny, yes; Nelson, yes; Pulfer, yes; Linster, yes; Morris, yes.

 

Financial Reports and Claims:

Financial Claims- Motion by Pulfer, second by Nelson to approve the financial claims and reports as presented. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Nelson, yes; Pulfer, yes; Linster, yes; Morris; yes; Kenny, yes.

 

Gifts: "Honor Roll" Gift of $1058 from the First National Bank, Bill Dickey, President.

 

Bids and Contracts:

Midstate School Bus, Inc. Contract- Motion by Kenny, second by Pulfer to approve the two year contract with Mid State School Bus, Inc. Discussion: Dave Vollbrachts was present for questions from the board regarding which contract would be appropriate for Wayne schools.  Mr. Vollbracht stated it would be beneficial for us to go with the four year contract verses a two year contract and Mid State Schools Bus is open to negotiations if we need to change the contract in a few years to meet our needs such, as dropping a route or adding additional routes. Mr. Vollbracht would suggest ways for Wayne schools to save some money on activities routes.  The rates for the four year contract are: Regular routes will be billed at $26,362.80 monthly for a period of 9 months. Activities will be billed at $1.29 per mile and $10.34 per hour sitting time; with a minimum trip of $20.16 (yellow bus). For trips that are cancelled, without a 24 hour notice, there is a $36.00 canceled trip fee. In-town shuttle services: $22.50 per round trip; sit time, if incurred, will be billed at $10.34 per hour. Dead head miles for additional busses brought into the district for activities will be billed at $1.15 per mile.

Kenny and Pulfer both agreed to amend their motion to approve a two year contract with Mid State School Bus, Inc,. Changing the motion to approve a four year contract with Mid State School Bus, Inc. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Linster, yes; Morris, yes; Kenny, yes; Nelson, yes; Pulfer, yes.

 

Communications from the Public on Agenda Items: None

 

Informational Items or Reports:

Faculty: No Report

Administration:

Written reports were provided by administration and coordinators. Copies of their reports are available at the district office upon request.

Mr. Hanson- Pennies for Patients- The two lunch periods had penny wars raising $300.00 for Leukemia & Lymphoma. The lunch period that raised the most money received ice cream Sundays during their lunch period. Mrs. Beair explained how Mrs. Gibson's class organized this fund raiser and implemented it into their Transitional Statistics class.

Mr. Schrunk- Change in Curriculum for the 2008-09 School Year-

Mr. Krupicka - Change in Curriculum for the 2008-09 School Year- The Middle School may not be having a yearbook this year. Mr. Krupicka is looking into an organization within the Middle School to take over the yearbook.

Mr. Ruhl

Coordinators:

Mrs. Beair

Mrs. Lutt

Superintendent Report-

Dr. Reinert-

Biometer ID System Letter- A letter will be sent out to every family the first of August, and we have ordered three key pads for the ID system.

Board Committees

Finance

  Negotiations- Dr. Nelson stated the negotiation committee gave the WEA representatives a counter proposal on the base. WEA representatives rejected the base offer, accepted the salary schedule and no increase in personal days.  The board came back with a counter offer of increasing the base. WEA representatives rejected this offer.

  Planning-No report

  Budget- August 5, 2008 at 9:30 a.m. will be a budget retreat.

Legislative-No report

   Policy- 9000 and 10,000 series to be reviewed for August  

   Legislation - No report

   Americanism-No report

   Curriculum- No report

Public Relations/Facilities

  Foundation- Dr. Pulfer said Tracy Pierson would be setting up a table at Henoween and three alumni tours have  

  been scheduled for the middle school and high school.

  Community Relations- No report

  Facilities-ADA Report- Dr. Reinert discussed the different costs, advantages, disadvantages of a vertical lift, 

  chair lift, and an elevator. The engineer gave a high end estimate for the project and also gave an idea of

  additional costs. The board would like to move forward and receive a formal bid so they will know the exact cost  

  of the project.

  Technology- The technology staff has been working in Pender. The AC went out in the technology mod and the 

   servers overheated. They are running but there may be long term damage. We have to wait and see.

  Transportation- Settled with Mid State Bussing, Inc. in bids and contracts.

  Custodial- Board members met with Mr. Mitchell and he is to get the board members a life cycle of his equipment  

   and major upcoming repairs to the three buildings.

 

Old Business:

Policy 1209-Public Participation at Board Meetings- 2nd Reading- Motion by Nelson, second by Linster to approve the second reading of Policy 1209-Public Participation at Board Meetings. Nelson amended his first motion. Motion by Nelson, second by Linster to approve the second reading of Policy 1209-Public Participation at Board Meetings with word changes to this policy. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Kenny, yes; Nelson, yes; Pulfer, yes; Linster, yes; Morris, yes.

New Business:

Motion by Pulfer, second by Nelson to approve the first reading of policies 3100, 3101, 3105, 3106, 4004, and 5202 with wording changes. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Pulfer, yes; Linster, yes; Morris, yes; Kenny, yes; Nelson, yes.

1st Reading for Policies

Policy 3100 -- Budget Planning, Preparation and Schedules

Policy 3101—Audits

Policy 3103 -- Purchasing Procedures- This policy was tabled to be reworked.

Policy 3104 -- Payment for Goods and Services- Motion by Nelson, second by Pulfer to approve the first reading of Policy 3104 Payment for Goods and Services with word changes. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Linster, yes; Morris, yes; Kenny, yes; Nelson, yes; Pulfer, yes.

Policy 3105 -- Credit Cards

Policy 3106 -- Management of Capital Reserves

Administrative Rules and Regulation - 4004

Policy 5202 - Student—Noon Hour Driving

School Lunch Price for 2008-09- Motion by Nelson, second by Pulfer to approve the School Lunch prices for 2008-09 with the need to change adult price based on the value of commodities. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Nelson, yes; Pulfer, yes; Linster, yes; Morris, yes; Kenny, yes.

 

Boardsmanship:

              Board Retreat Results:

              Goals 

              Discussion

              NASB- Achievement Program- Fill out and turn in to Ann

 

Future Agenda Items: 2nd readings of Policies 3100, 3101, 3104, 3105, 3106, 4004 and 5202, 1st reading of policy 3103- Purchasing Procedures, Policies 9000 & 10,000 Series, Decision on ADA Report and the Lift or Elevator, 2008-09 Budget

Executive Session:  Motion by Linster, second by Nelson to enter into executive session at 6:00 p.m. to discuss personnel for a person who did not request a hearing. The board, the attorney and superintendent will be present in this session. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Pulfer, yes; Linster, yes; Morris, yes; Kenny, yes; Nelson, yes. Motion by Kenny, second by Pulfer come out of executive session at 7:09 p.m. Motion carried. Roll call vote: Linster, yes; Morris, yes; Kenny, yes; Nelson, yes; Pulfer, yes.

 

Adjournment:  

Motion by Kenny, second by Pulfer to adjourn the Board of Education meeting at 7:10 p.m.. Motion carried.  Roll call vote: Kenny, yes; Nelson, yes; Pulfer, yes; Linster, yes; Morris, yes.

 

The next regular meeting of the Wayne Community Schools Board of Education will be held on Monday, August 11, 2008 at 5:00 p.m. at Wayne High School.

 

                                                                                                                __________________________________

                                                                                                                 Ann Ruwe, Secretary

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