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June 2017 Regular Board Minutes

Board of Education Regular Meeting

June 12, 2017 7:30 PM

High School Media Center in Odell

Attendance Taken at 7:30 PM:

Present Board Members:   

Dean Engelman

Paul Kostal

Chad Lottman

Jill Scheele

Gary Stohs

 

Absent Board Members:   

Toni Landenberger

 

Updated Attendance:   

Chad Lottman was updated to present at: 7:45 PM 

 

I. Open Meeting  

I.a. Roll Call  

Toni Landenberger's absence was excused.

I.b. Recognize the Open Meetings Act information  

I.c. Approve minutes of last meeting  

Motion Passed:  Motion to approve minutes of last meeting passed with a motion by Paul Kostal and a second by Dean Engelman. 

4 Yeas - 0 Nays.  

Dean Engelman                Yes

Paul Kostal                        Yes

Toni Landenberger            Absent

Chad Lottman                    Absent

Jill Scheele                        Yes

Gary Stohs                        Yes

 

II. Instruction and Related Items  

II.a. Principal Report  

Dr. Prososki provided a written report to the Board.  The Report included information on science standards, The Standard Response Protocol (SRP), and a testing schedule for 2017-18.

II.b. Review Anti Bullying Policy #5054 and Multicultural Policy #6020  

The Board reviewed Policy #5054 Anti Bullying Policy and #6020 Multicultural Policy.

II.c. Adopt policy #5072A Extracurricular Drug Testing Program  

Motion Passed:   passed with a motion by Jill Scheele and a second by Dean Engelman. 

5 Yeas - 0 Nays.  

Dean Engelman                Yes

Paul Kostal                        Yes

Toni Landenberger            Absent

Chad Lottman                    Yes

Jill Scheele                        Yes

Gary Stohs                        Yes

Discussion:

The Board wanted to take this step as they recognize that illegal and prohibited drugs are a dangerous threat to youth.  The Board seeks to deter the use of illegal and prohibited drugs among students.  Any student in grades 7-12 who participates in activities will be subject to random testing.  A student who refuses to submit to a drug test authorized under this policy, or fails or refuses to comply with any other provision of this policy, shall not be eligible to participate in any activities covered under this policy including all meetings, practices, performances and competitions for the remainder of the school year. Mr. Meyerle will send out a letter to all grade 7-12 parents explaining recent changes to Policy #5072 Student Drug Policy and #5072A Extracurricular Drug Testing Program.

II.d. Approve Alternative Education Agreement  

Motion Passed:   passed with a motion by Dean Engelman and a second by Jill Scheele. 

5 Yeas - 0 Nays.  

Dean Engelman                Yes

Paul Kostal                        Yes

Toni Landenberger            Absent

Chad Lottman                    Yes

Jill Scheele                        Yes

Gary Stohs                        Yes

II.e. Renew Golf Coop with Southern HS  

Motion Passed:   passed with a motion by Paul Kostal and a second by Jill Scheele. 

5 Yeas - 0 Nays.  

Dean Engelman                Yes

Paul Kostal                        Yes

Toni Landenberger            Absent

Chad Lottman                    Yes

Jill Scheele                        Yes

Gary Stohs                        Yes

 

III. Personnel Items  

III.a. Approve hire of Michelle Goeking as a Special Education Teacher  

Motion Passed:   passed with a motion by Jill Scheele and a second by Chad Lottman. 

5 Yeas - 0 Nays.  

Dean Engelman                Yes

Paul Kostal                        Yes

Toni Landenberger            Absent

Chad Lottman                    Yes

Jill Scheele                        Yes

Gary Stohs                        Yes

 

IV. Support Service  

IV.a. Technology Update  

Dr. Prososki reported on NSSRS and CDC reporting.

IV.b. Facility Update  

Superintendent Meyerle reported that the fitness center in Diller is scheduled to be open by mid-July.  He also noted that renovations to the locker rooms in Diller would begin this week.

 

V. Superintendent Items  

V.a. Superintendent Report  

Superintendent Meyerle reported that he attended the Diller Community Club meeting on May 22.  He wanted to answer any questions or concerns about the recent gym survey.  He wanted to insure that people understood that the construction of a new gym has nothing to do with closing buildings or moving football games. He noted that the Board will continue to discuss the possibility of a new gym at coming meetings.

 

VI. Financial Items  

VI.a. Pay bills as presented  

Motion Passed:  Motion to approve bills as presented. passed with a motion by Paul Kostal and a second by Dean Engelman. 

5 Yeas - 0 Nays.  

Dean Engelman                Yes

Paul Kostal                        Yes

Toni Landenberger            Absent

Chad Lottman                    Yes

Jill Scheele                        Yes

Gary Stohs                        Yes

 

VII. Board of Education Items  

VII.a. Committee Reports  

President Stohs provided information from the Department of Revenue showing the breakdown of the district's valuation by Centrally Assessed and Ag Valuation, as well as revenue from the windfarm. Understanding that no one likes paying taxes, he noted how fortunate we currently are in the Diller-Odell District, and why the past five years has been a crucial time to get many projects completed as we could. The Board will take time in the July meeting to discuss future projects such as window replacement, HVAC updates and TBD.

The Board directed Superintendent Meyerle to gather information on an 8 period school day.  The District has operated on a 7 period day for a number of years.  The Board will consider this change for the 2018-19 school year.  The rationale being: The Board would like to see more time and choices for students in music, ag, art and other elective courses.

VII.b. Executive Session  

 

VIII. Adjournment  

Motion Passed:  Motion to adjourn passed with a motion by Dean Engelman and a second by Jill Scheele. 

5 Yeas - 0 Nays.  

Dean Engelman                Yes

Paul Kostal                        Yes

Toni Landenberger            Absent

Chad Lottman                    Yes

Jill Scheele                        Yes

Gary Stohs                        Yes

 

President Stohs adjourned the meeting at 9:00pm. The next regular meeting is Monday, July 10 at 7:30pm.  The meeting will be proceeded by a hearing on Student Fees at 7:20pm and a hearing on Parental Involvement at 7:25pm.

 

Bills:

Adam, James

$135.00

 

AgEdNet.com

$399.00

 

Apple Computer Inc

$18,139.00

 

AS Central Services

$238.96

 

Athletic Fund

$12,867.24

 

B & W Electric Inc

$57.00

 

Becker, Rita

$854.93

 

Behrends, Bernard W

$155.15

 

Blick Art Materials

$1,044.89

 

Bloomscapes

$500.00

 

C & C Processing Inc

$9.99

 

Center Point Energy

$726.60

 

Computers Etc

$39.01

 

Continental Fire Sprinkler

$652.00

 

Coufal, Amy E

$154.08

 

Culligan

$21.00

 

Dana F Cole & Company

$200.00

 

Diller Telephone Co.

$669.71

 

Eakes Office Solutions

$5,611.59

 

Educational Service Unit #6

$1,000.00

 

ESU 9

$219.00

 

Esu No. 5

$24,300.96

 

Fairbury Glass Co Inc

$666.15

 

Fairbury Public Schools

$13,872.50

 

Farmers Cooperative Elev

$3,122.71

 

Flood Communications of Beatrice, LLC

$368.00

 

Follett Library Resources

$1,455.00

 

Gary L Behrends

$384.02

 

Grey House Publishing

$278.00

 

Hillyard/Sioux Falls

$6,049.44

 

Hometown Leasing

$755.40

 

Houghton Mifflin Company

$5,948.14

 

Impressed Petty Cash

$1,526.67

 

Jody Franzen

$629.16

 

Jostens Inc

$46.54

 

Klecan, Catherine

$199.02

 

Koch, Marlys K

$104.68

 

KSB School Law, PC LLO

$841.50

 

Lincoln Journal Star

$214.81

 

Meyer, Susan

$199.02

 

Meyerle, Michael J

$301.74

 

Midwest Floor Covering, Inc

$1,967.00

 

Momar Mfg.

$433.26

 

NAEA

$180.00

 

Noakes Refrigeration

$240.30

 

Norris Public Power

$2,833.00

 

Omaha World-herald

$1,016.50

 

Paper 101

$265.00

 

Pioneer Manufacturing Co.

$1,612.50

 

Postmaster

$116.00

 

Prososki, Christopher R

$134.82

 

Pyramid Paper Company

$842.06

 

Quill Corporation

$63.96

 

Ram Exterminators LLC

$94.00

 

Scherbarth Inc

$296.22

 

School Specialty Inc

$7.04

 

Schusters Outdoor Sales & Service

$89.65

 

Sherwin-williams

$359.85

 

Spara Tool

$38.66

 

Spencer D Sutton

$57.97

 

Staples Advantage

$260.20

 

Tom's Music House

$85.00

 

Unite Private Networks, LLC

$1,048.12

 

United Pest Control

$95.00

 

Village Of Diller

$343.00

 

Village Of Odell

$299.23

 

Virco, Inc.

$108.40

 

Walmart Stores Inc

$82.34

 

Wieser Educational

$1,856.75

 

Wymore Lumber Co

$218.52

 

Zarybnicky, Don

$15.00

 

A F L A C

$162.19

 

Blue Cross Blue Shield Of Ne

$44,333.66

 

National Insurance Services

$1,019.51

 

Nebraska Dept Of Revenue

$5,552.86

 

Nebraska School Retirement

$35,456.07

 

Odell School Activity Fund

$2,153.03

 

State Bank Of OdellXX

$44,929.58

 

Waddell & Reed

$3,287.52

 

 

$256,911.38

 

Direct Deposit

$124,016.29

 

June Net Salary

 

$9,096.83

 

 

$390,024.50