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9579 Tarlton Road
Circleville, OH 43113 Phone: 740-474-7501
Fax: 740-477-6525
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Regular Meeting – September 13, 2004 – Held at Logan Elm High School
Superintendent’s Report A. Ohio Department of Education-School Finance and Management Service – Janet Smalley OHIO’S SCHOOL
DISTRICT FISCAL Section 3316.01 of the Ohio Revised Code requires school districts to maintain “fiscal integrity”. As a district’s financial condition deteriorates the state places the district in fiscal caution or watch. Logan Elm based on its current financial projections qualifies as a fiscal watch district. If a district becomes financially insolvent (cannot pay its bills) the district must be placed in fiscal emergency. If the November 2nd operating levy fails, Logan Elm could be placed in this classification. DISTRICTS PLACED IN FISCAL EMERGENCY: 1. receive financial assistance in the form of a two year advance on the district’s future state revenues and, 2. are governed by a five member oversight commission comprised of State Superintendent, Director of the Office of Budget and Management, two (2) business leaders who live or work in the district, and a parent with a child in the district. The commission: · Is charged with developing a financial recovery plan, which includes expenditure reductions that eliminate future year deficits and repay the solvency advance. · May assume any powers of the board of education it deems necessary to implement the recovery plan. · Can impose a reduction in force despite any language to the contrary in employee contracts. · Will not “throw out” the current union contract. · Cannot impose taxes without the approval of the community. · Cannot remove locally elected school board members. · Does not run the day-to-day operations of the school district. B. District Report Card – Jill Riddle
C. Athletic Booster Update on activities. Board of Education thanked them for the McDowell bleacher donation. – Fred Jones/Dan Bise Approved Ø Minutes of Regular Meeting - August 9, 2004 Ø The financial reports, reconciliations, and investments as presented. Ø The following advances from the General Fund: $5,564.08 to Food Services Ø Deleting the following items from inventory: McDowell Bleachers (Floor) #104934 Printer #002203 McDowell Bleachers (Balcony) #001681 Ø Accepting the following donations: - Gymnasium bleachers valued at $145,863 from Logan Elm Athletic Boosters - $1,000 from Logan Elm Athletic Boosters to Wrestling - $995 from PPG Industries Foundation to Pickaway Elementary - $995 from PPG Industries Foundation to Salt Creek Elementary - $1,000 from PPG Industries Foundation to Washington Elementary - $1,000 from PPG Industries Foundation to Laurelville Elementary Ø The 2004-05 Purpose Statements and Budgets as presented Ø Permanent appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2005. Ø The monthly spending plan as presented. Ø The five-year forecast as presented.
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A contract with PICCA for transporting special needs students to
various locations as required for the 2004-05 school year. Ø Entering into tuition/excess cost agreements with the following schools for the purpose of children attending special education programs:
Children’s Center for Developmental Enrichment Ø Entering into an agreement with the Pickaway County Sheriff to provide 17 weeks of D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) for 6th grade students for the 2004-05 school year at a cost of $4000 to be paid from the Drug Free Schools grant.
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Entering into an agreement with the Hocking County Board of MRDD
for “behavioral support services” for the 2004-05 school year.
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Entering into an agreement with Circleville Physical Therapy, Inc.
for physic therapy services for special needs children during the 2004-05 school
year at a fee of $50.00 per documented session.
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Entering into an agreement with Music Therapy Services (Kenna
Hudgins) for special needs students as needed for the 2004-05 school year.
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Entering into an agreement with Rita Arthur for vision
consultation services for a special needs child during the 2004-05 school year
at a fee of $76 per documented session. Ø Accepting the following resignations: Tina Curtis – Aide – effective August 6, 2004
Tracy Barnes – supplemental contract – elementary
wrestling Ø Employing the following personnel on one (1) year supplemental contracts for the 2004-05 school year for the positions listed: Lisa Hedrick Co-Advisor – LEHS Student Union Debby Robinson Co-Advisor – LEHS Student Union and Safety Patrol/Laurelville Erin Loughrige 8th Grade Power of the Pen Traci Wilson 8th Grade Newspaper Leader Dan Jones Musical Director Jim Chickrell Musical Director
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Employing Logan Elm staff members as needed to serve as discipline
program monitors and homebound instructors for the 2004-05 school year at the
negotiated rate. Ø Lela Riegel as a volunteer Cheerleader Advisor for the 2004-05 school year at no cost to the Board of Education Next Regular Meeting – October 11, 2004 - 6:00 P.M. – Salt Creek Elementary School to be followed by a public levy information meeting at 7:00 P.M.
Scheduled a work session for October 7, 2004 at 6:00 P.M. in the district office.
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