HAYES CENTER
PUBLIC SCHOOLS DISTRICT #079
REGULAR BOARD
OF EDUCATION MEETING
APRIL 8, 2013
7:00 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER: The regular meeting of the Board of
Education for the Hayes Center Public Schools District #43-0079 was held on
Monday, April 8, 2013 in the Conference Room at the High School. Notice of the
meeting was given in advance by publication and posted in accordance with the
Board policy of giving notice of such meetings. Notice of this meeting was given
in advance to all Board members.
ROLL CALL- President Anderjaska called the meeting to
order at 7:00 P.M. with Superintendent Ron Howard, Principal Peggy Pruter, and
Board members Joe Anderjaska, Connie Brott, Britt Hill, Marian Richards and Bob
Rosno present. Eric Hill was absent. The
Pledge of Allegiance was recited by those in attendance.
RECOGNITION OF VISITORS: President Anderjaska reminded
visitors to sign in if they wished to address the board.
RECOGNITION OF OPEN MEETINGS ACT POSTER -The Open
Meetings Act Poster was in the room and recognized by President Anderjaska.
ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA: B. Hill moved, seconded by
Brott, to adopt the agenda with the exclusion of item 7 and the Legislative
Update. Voting yes: Anderjaska, Brott, B.Hill, Richards, Rosno. Voting no: None.
Absent: E. Hill. Motion passed 5-0 with 1 absent.
AUDIENCE COMMUNICATIONS:
Mr. Cooper reported on the various FFA activities for the past month:
The Hayes Center FFA had a very fine showing at the 85th
Nebraska FFA state convention. We earned 8 ribbons through the contest, 3
individual awards and 2 chapter awards. Individual ribbons include- Farm and
Ranch Management: Morgan Harouff white ribbon; Natural Resources: Catie Wright
red ribbon, Sara Wright red ribbon, and Alex Lawson red ribbon; Senior Livestock
Judging: Kerbie Large red ribbon and Seth Gohl blue ribbon. Team ribbons include
the Natural Resource team of Alex Lawson, Catie and Sara Wright and Liz VanCura
receiving a red; Senior Livestock Judging consisting of Seth Gohl, Kerbie Large,
Tristan Johnson and Sarah Cox received a red ribbon. Remember, these members are
competing against the whole state of Nebraska. There is no class division like
in sports. Individual awards include: Andrea Wach gold rating, top 3 finalist in
Diversified Crop Production proficiency; Taylor Cooper and Kerbie Large received
their state degrees. Chapter Awards include a state superior chapter award and
bronze rating in chapter Natural Resource award. These awards are given to the
Hayes Center FFA chapter as a whole for work done A) as a chapter for the
Chapter Award and B) activities dealing with Natural Resources for the Chapter
Natural Resource Award. We had a
fine performance from the Nebraska State Chorus group this year. We have 3
members who qualified and participated. Mason Harouff - soloist; Alex Lawson
and Weston Richards also participated.
SERVICES REPORT-Gregg Bishop reported on the suburban
bids, bus usage etc. The transportation committee will meet before the May
meeting so they can make recommendations to the board. Maury Cox reported that
they will be working on the sewer line from the tan teacherage.
TEACHER ASSOCIATION UPDATE-NONE
BOARD MEMBER/COMMITTEE REPORTS/REQUESTS: NONE
SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT- Mr. Howard pointed out the bus
route map included in the board packet.
PRINCIPAL’S REPORT - We have had a busy month here at
school. Students have participated in a number of activities and have brought
home many medals and ribbons. Reports on these events have been included in the
newspaper pages and on the school website. On March 21st we hosted several
members of the ESU and State Department special education services as we
participated in our ILCD Phase Three Review. A year ago the full faculty
participated in the data retreat and evaluated our efforts locally. We had only
one area we felt we needed to improve and that was in student achievement. The
State Department Representative said we pretty much had the improvement plan in
place through our Strategic Plan. We will file that data with the state by
Wednesday. On Thursday Mr. Barger and Mrs. Pruter will participate in the Title
One Peer Review session in North Platte. We will review other schools’ plans and
other representatives will review ours. Our notebooks were due April 1st. We are
into our NeSA state testing right now. That is scheduled through the end of the
month. On April 24th Rick Moses from NDE will be here to do a Rule 10 check.
Rule 10 drives education in the school. We have a list of items they will be
looking at. Summer school – we are looking at a 4 week, 4 days a week, 3 hours a
day program during June. We will likely need an elementary and secondary teacher
to assist students. If we are able to purchase the Compass Learning System,
students will have specific skills to work on based on the identified areas of
their MAP tests as well as teacher recommendations. Graduation – it looks like
we will have 7 students receive diplomas in May.
THE BOARD WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE THE STUDENTS FOR
THEIR EFFORTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS!
ACTION ITEMS- CONSENT AGENDA- Brott moved, seconded by
B.Hill, to approve the consent agenda consisting of the approval of minutes of
the March 4, 2013 Regular meeting, the March 15, 2013 and March 21st, 2013
Special Meetings, March General Fund
claims of $162,542.73(payroll $145,254.30
claims $17,288.43) and April General Fund claims of $187,645.42 (payroll
$143,230.46 claims $44,414.96).
Voting yes: Brott, B. Hill, Richards, Rosno, Anderjaska. Voting no: none.
Absent: E. Hill. Motion passed 5-0 with 1 absent.
BOARD POLICY REVIEW OF 3000 POLICIES - 2nd Reading-
Rosno moved, seconded by Brott, to approve second reading of the 3000 Board
Policy. Voting yes: B. Hill, Richards, Rosno, Anderjaska, Brott . Voting no:
none. Absent: E. Hill. Motion passed 5-0 with 1 absent.
BOARD POLICY REVIEW OF 4000 AND 5000 POLICIES –1st
Reading- B. Hill moved, seconded by Brott, to approve first reading of the 4000
and 5000 policies. There was discussion of doing just one policy per month since
some of the policies are so long. Richards
re-read the motion: B. Hill moved, seconded by Brott, to approve first reading
of the 4000 and 5000 policies. Voting yes: Richards,
Rosno, Anderjaska, Brott, B. Hill. Voting no: none. Absent: E. Hill. Motion
passed 5-0 with 1 absent.
APPROVE 2013-2014 SCHOOL CALENDAR – Brott
moved, seconded by B. Hill, to approve the School Calendar with changes
to the final draft. Voting yes: Rosno,
Anderjaska, Brott, B. Hill, Richards. Voting no: none.
Absent: E. Hill. Motion passed 5-0 with 1
absent.
SENIOR TRIP ITINERARY- Rosno moved, seconded by Brott,
to approve the itinerary for the Senior trip. Voting yes: Anderjaska, Brott, B.
Hill, Richards, Rosno. Voting no: none. Absent: E. Hill. Motion passed 5-0 with
1 absent.
APPROVE MATH POSITION CONTRACT –Mr. Howard interviewed
four candidates for the Math position and highly recommended Julie Fritsche for
the Math position. Rosno moved, seconded by Brott, to offer Julie Fritsche the
Math position contract. Voting yes: Brott, B. Hill,
Richards, Rosno, Anderjaska. Voting no:
none. Absent: E. Hill. Motion passed 5-0 with 1 absent.
APPROVE PURCHASE OF COMPASS LEARNING PROGRAM- Mrs.
Pruter and Mr. Howard explained that this program will help with remediation of
students and will interface with MAP test results to help pinpoint student
needs. Rosno moved, seconded by Brott, to approve the purchase of the Compass
Learning Program. Voting yes: B. Hill, Richards, Rosno, Anderjaska, Brott.
Voting no: none. Absent: E. Hill. Motion
passed 5-0 with 1 absent.
APPROVE PURCHASE OF MOBILE DL EQUIPMENT- Mr. Howard
recommended the purchase of the portable Distance Learning equipment as it will
enable us to have an additional DL classroom in any room. Brott moved, seconded
by Richards, to approve the purchase of the mobile DL equipment from the
Depreciation Fund. Voting yes: Richards, Rosno, Anderjaska, Brott, B. Hill.
Voting no: none. Absent: E. Hill. Motion passed 5-0 with 1 absent.
DISCUSSION- Mr. Howard updated the board on the
Strategic Plan, District Finances, Junior High Boys Sports for 2013-2014-(the
board would like Mr. Howard to check out all options concerning
Jr. High football, volleyball, and girls
and boys basketball), the procedure for filling the board vacancy since Eric
Hill has moved -Mr. Howard will place ads in the paper and on the school web
site for anyone interested in filling the position. The board will make a
decision at the May meeting, and suggestions for changes to the Social Studies
Core Offerings.
INFORMATION ONLY- 5th and 6th grade classroom scenario
for 2013-2014 – Mr. Howard recommends moving the 5th and 6th graders back to the
elementary building. Renewal of
certificated staff for 2013-2014 –Mr. Howard is recommending the renewal of all
certified staff members for next year with two changes.
Suburban bids – Mr. Howard has provided
three bids for a new Suburban-the Transportation/Buildings and Grounds committee
will meet before the May meeting.
CORRESPONDENCE –Letter to board from Seth Gohl
FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS/OTHER-Classified Staff renewals &
salaries/Course Schedule/Board Policies 6000 & 7000s/Bond Interest
payment/Social Studies Core offerings/E-Meetings/Legislative Update/Summer
Projects/Capital expenditure projects
President Anderjaska adjourned the meeting at 8:54 P.M.
The next regular scheduled meeting of the board of
education will be May 13, 2013 at 7:00 P.M.
Submitted by Marian Richards, Board Secretary
These are a full
draft of the minutes that will be considered for approval at the next regular
Board meeting.
Hayes Center Public School | 1MONTHLY PAPER LIST | ||||||||||||||
04/16/2013 2:48 PM | |||||||||||||||
Vendor Name | Amount | ||||||||||||||
Checking | 1 | Fund: | 01 | GENERAL FUND | |||||||||||
7-D LOCKSHOP | $ 47.50 | ||||||||||||||
AMERICAN TIME & SIGNAL CO | $ 342.91 | ||||||||||||||
BRICO PEST CONTROL | $ 60.00 | ||||||||||||||
CITY OF HAYES CENTER | $ 1,562.20 | ||||||||||||||
CUSTOM TROPHY & ENGRAVING | $ 887.40 | ||||||||||||||
DR. DRAIN RESCUE | $ 243.98 | ||||||||||||||
EAKES OFFICE PLUS | $ 3,066.12 | ||||||||||||||
ECHOLS, JAMES | $ 1,035.00 | ||||||||||||||
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT #15 | $ 9,162.00 | ||||||||||||||
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT #16 | $ 54.24 | ||||||||||||||
GRAND MESA MUSIC PUBLISHERS | $ 32.00 | ||||||||||||||
GRANEY, MARCIA | $ 91.02 | ||||||||||||||
GREAT PLAINS COMMUNICATIONS INC | $ 158.95 | ||||||||||||||
HARDING & SHULTZ, P.C. L.L.O. | $ 295.00 | ||||||||||||||
HAYES COUNTY FARMERS COOP | $ 10,019.92 | ||||||||||||||
HAYES COUNTY TREASURER | $ 912.70 | ||||||||||||||
HERSHBERGER'S MUSIC | $ 9.95 | ||||||||||||||
HOMETOWN LEASING | $ 829.97 | ||||||||||||||
HOT LUNCH FUND | $ 170.55 | ||||||||||||||
MALLECK OIL COMPANY | $ 2,250.20 | ||||||||||||||
MATHESON TRI-GAS, INC | $ 91.80 | ||||||||||||||
MCCOOK CLINIC P.C. | $ 330.26 | ||||||||||||||
MCCOOK DAILY GAZETTE | $ 206.25 | ||||||||||||||
MENTZER OIL CO | $ 1,098.00 | ||||||||||||||
NE ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL BOARDS | $ 815.96 | ||||||||||||||
NE COUNCIL OF SCHOOL ADMINISTO | $ 125.00 | ||||||||||||||
NEBRASKA TRUCK CENTER, INC. | $ 304.48 | ||||||||||||||
NEBRASKA.GOV | $ 77.00 | ||||||||||||||
NORTH PLATTE TELEGRAPH | $ 400.00 | ||||||||||||||
NORTHWEST EVALUATION ASSOCIATION | $ 1,697.50 | ||||||||||||||
PETTY CASH-GENERAL FUND HCPS | $ 1,894.50 | ||||||||||||||
REALLY GOOD STUFF INC | $ 183.11 | ||||||||||||||
SCOOP MEDIA LLC | $ 329.12 | ||||||||||||||
SCOTT'S GROCERY L.L.C. | $ 86.34 | ||||||||||||||
SOUTHWEST PUBLIC POWER | $ 2,625.68 | ||||||||||||||
SUTHERLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS | $ 1,250.00 | ||||||||||||||
VIAERO | $ 68.77 | ||||||||||||||
WALMART COMMUNITY/GEMB | $ 133.63 | ||||||||||||||
WARREN, BRETT | $ 1,008.45 | ||||||||||||||
WRIGHT, CODY | $ 457.50 | ||||||||||||||
GENERAL FUND PAYROLL | $143,230.46 | ||||||||||||||
Fund Total: | $187,645.42 | ||||||||||||||