BRAVE REPORT
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
Regular
Meeting –
Minutes Regular Meeting-March 10, 2003
Special Meeting–Work session–March 19, 2003
The financial reports, reconciliations, and investments as presented.
Accepting the following donations:
1. Coca-Cola Products valued at $105 from Tri-State Coca-Cola Bottling to the Varsity Cheerleaders
2. A sink valued at $250 from John Hedrick to the Athletic Department
The following advances from the General Fund:
$11,367.99 to IDEA-B
$32,655.99 to Title I
$7,949.49 to Title II-A
$2,964.96 to CSRD
Deleting HP Deskjet 670 C Printer, #4044, from inventory.
The appropriation amendments as presented.
The amended 2002-03 Junior Class purpose statement and budget as presented.
A
contract with Karlsberger/M-Engineering, Inc. as
architect/engineer for the Federal Emergency Repair Program for boiler
replacement and the operative control upgrades at
Adopting the following resolution:
WHEREAS, our staff works hand-in-hand with parents
to shape the lives of our children; and
WHEREAS, our society expects all children to achieve success in
public schools; and
WHEREAS, the future of our country depends upon the success of our
youth today; and
WHEREAS, our staff works above and beyond the call of duty to
ensure that today’s students have the knowledge to become contributing members
of society; and
WHEREAS, we recognize the important influence teachers and other
staff members have on the future of our community and of our country;
NOW, THEREFORE, we the members of the
The following summer athletic camps as listed:
1.
Var. Football – June 2 – 6 Grades 9-12
Time
Cost – Free
Var.
Football – July 28-31 Grades 9-12
Grades
4-8
2. Boys Basketball – June 12,13,16,17
Grades
7,8,9
3.
Wrestling – June 17-20 Grades 3-12 Time
Cost $10.00
4.
Boys / Girls Soccer June 13, Time
June
14, Time
5.
Girls Basketball – June 16-20 Grades 4,5,6 Time
Time
6.
Girls Tennis – June 31 – July 2 Grades 7,8 Time
Grades
1-6 Time
7.
Softball – July 7-9 Grades 4-8 Time
Cost $25.00
8.
Volleyball – July 28-31 Grades 4,5,6 Time
Grades 7,8
Stephanie Justus as an
A request from the Girl Scouts to hold a Sunday evening awards
ceremony
The Board continuing their support of the Circleville-Pickaway Economic Growth Partnership for the 2003 & 2004 calendar years in the amount of $2500 per year.
An overnight planning retreat for the Key Club
at
The following changes in the 2002-03 school calendar:
1.
2. Make up days – June 6, June 9, 10, and 11, 2003
The list of graduates for the class of 2003 pending the successful completion of all requirements for the diploma as presented and additionally permit the Seniors to be excused from classes the last three days this year to prepare for graduation as permitted by Ohio Revised Code.
Entering into an agreement with Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Company, N. Carol Insurance Agency, to provide optional student accident insurance for the 2003-04 school year:
Coverage Single Double
School Time K-6 $16.00 $32.00
7-12 $26.00 $52.00
24 Hour K-6 $59.00 $118.00
7-12 $69.00 $138.00
Football 9-12 $89.00 $178.00
Declaring the purchase of two (2) new hot water boilers for Pickaway Elementary School an urgent necessity and dispense with the usual procedures for advertising and competitive bidding.
Employing/reemploying the following teachers effective with the 2003-04 school year, salary per the negotiated agreement:
One
Year Limited Contract
Traci Wilson Mike Hartley
Jane Snodgrass Todd Jean
Lynda Chrismer Victor Pontius
2
Year Limited Contract
David Miller Tammie Collins
Jamie Schaal Heather Hoover
Kenton Svetek Anthony Clouse
Jerry Guthrie Stacey Eley
Empress
Carey Bower John Fike
Tammy Sharb Catherine Holley
Andrea Bigam Ronald Stephens
Timothy Williams
3
Year Limited Contract
Amy Miller-Colburn Cynthia Bower
Wendy Serra Susan Little
Toni Tootle Skylar Brusco
Sherry Hartley Lisa Eveland
4
Year Limited Contract
Brooke Summers
John Rundag
Donna Peters
Continuing Contract
Eric Karshner Ann Rawlins
Beth Wasmer Deborah Blum
Nicole Bennington Lisa Hoyt
Sandra Green
Reemploying the following classified staff members effective with the 2003-04 school year, salary per adopted schedule:
Stacey VanBuskirk 2 year Karen Reno Continuing
Kymberly Barr 2 year Kendal Horn Continuing
Renee Reed 2 year Kim Gardner Continuing
Barbara Stephens 2 year Pam Rogers Continuing
Lori Vandermark 2 year Jim Hettinger Continuing
Sue Gregory 2 year Debby Robinson Continuing
Nicholas Ebert 2 year Judith Thompson Continuing
Tina Curtis 2 year
Non-renewing the supplemental contracts for all non-certified personnel listed below at the conclusion of the 2002-03 school year:
Assistant H.S. Football Coach – Jacob Anderson
7th grade boy’s Basketball – Jeremy Neff
Marching Band Auxiliary Advisor - Debbie Bower
J.V. Volleyball Coach - Debby Robinson
Football Summer Conditioning – Chuck Zawacki
Jr. High Wrestling Coach – Rob Diehl
Building Technology Coordinator – Sandy Davis
Key Club Advisor – Debbie Shaw
J.V. Baseball Coach – James Shrewsberry
Varsity Baseball Coach – Scott Pinoni
Student Council Advisor – Trevor Younkin
Varsity Assistant Girl’s Basketball Coach – Gary Peters
½ High School Renaissance Advisor – Lora Wagner
Laurelville Building Technology Coordinator – Nick Ebert
Accepting the resignation of the following staff members:
Nancy Beery – 3rd Grade Teacher – for the purpose of retirement at the conclusion of the 2002-03 school year
Linda Coe – 3rd Grade Teacher - for the purpose of retirement at the conclusion of the 2002-03 school year
Shelley Shoemaker – 1st Grade Teacher – at the conclusion of the 2002-03 school year
Sue Fulton – substitute bus driver only – effective April 9, 2003
Non-renewing the following contracts at the conclusion of the 2002-03 school year:
Trevor Younkin, High School Social Studies Teacher–1 year temporary certificate
Melissa Ewry, Aide for a special needs child (remain on substitute
list)
Executive session for the purpose of discussing personnel employment.
Monday, May 12, 2003 - 7:30 P.M. - McDowell Exchange School